Background-checking firm Powerchex has claimed the number of applicants lying on their applications has been increasing since the summer of 2007 when the financial crisis began.

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More under-21-year-olds in the UK are lying on their CVs this year compared with last, a poll has found.

Of 4,735 job applications from all age groups sent to finance firms between June last year and this May, 899contained false information.

Powerchex, a company which screens CVs and application forms on behalf of finance companies, found that of the 307 belonging to under-21s, 18% contained lies, an increase of 29% from last year, when only 14% of forms contained false information.

Under-21s are now the most likely to lie on job forms, the company says.

Their most common lie was to claim a 2:1 university degree when they had been awarded a 2:2.

Others exaggerated menial jobs to make themselves sound more important.

Another common lie was to claim they had left a job because their contract had expired rather than because they had been made to leave.

This year's final-year university students face the highest levels of graduate unemployment in a generation.

Alexandra Kelly, managing director of Powerchex, said: "The pressure of the recession on job markets seems to have led more applicants to believe that they should lie or make embellished claims to get jobs."

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 Since the onset of the financial crisis of 2007–2010, the level of fraud has almost doubled and some experts have predicted that it will escalate further.


He is the former WBC cruiserweight champion, having lost the title when he was unable to defend it due to injury and was subsequently stripped.

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# Grigory Drozd will exercise right to face Tony Bellew later this year

Grigory Drozd has begun training for a fight with new champion Bellew

FORMER WBC world cruiserweight champion Grigory Drozd has announced he will exercise his right to face new champion Tony Bellew later this year.

Drozd was relieved of the belt after being unable to defend it enough due to injury, and Bellew picked up the vacant strap by hammering Ilunga Makabu in three rounds at the weekend.

The WBC made Drozd their 'champion in recess' which gave him the right to face the winner of Bellew-Makabu once he has recovered from injury.

"First of all, I'd like to congratulate Tony Bellew on his big win.

Ilunga Makabu is a very strong fighter and defeating him is a great achievement," Drozd said.

"I'm happy that while I was out with the injury, the WBC belt wasn't put on a shelf and was contested in such a spectacular fight between two worthy contenders.

That's exactly what I wanted after I was injured and had to postpone my next fight.

"The Champion in Recess title gives me the right to fight for the WBC belt when I completely recover from the injury.

And I'm going to take advantage of this right.

"I started training again last week and I'll be ready to fight Tony Bellew in autumn or in winter.

"I want to congratulate Tony Bellew on his victory once again and… see you in the ring!"

The Russian won the title with an impressive points win over Krzysztof Wlodarczyk in 2014, before stopping Lukasz Janik in May 2015 in what was his first and only defence.

Bellew's team are aware of Drozd's intentions, and will discuss their options once the new champion has enjoyed a well-deserved holiday.

Former unified cruiserweight champion David Haye has been involved in a war of words since Tony following Bellew's emotional interview after beating Makabu, and has stated he could get to 210lbs to fight Bellew at a catchweight.

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Grigory Anatolyevich Drozd (Russian: Григорий Анатольевич Дрозд; born 26 August 26, 1979) is a Russian former professional boxer.


He was a Member (MP) of the Parliament of England for Queenborough in 1571.

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# PARKER, John I (1548-1619), of Lambeth, Surr., Bekesbourne, Kent and Cambridge.

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b. 5 May 1548, 1st s. of Matthew Parker, abp. of Canterbury, by Margaret (d.1570), da. of Robert Harlestone

m. Joanna, da. of Richard Cox, bp. of Ely, 4 or 5s.

Jt. keeper of PCC 1570-1; actuary of ct. of audience 1572-c.74; jt. registrar of PCC 1573, sole 1574; keeper of Archbishop's palace at Canterbury 1573; j.p.q. Kent 1583-93; j.p. Surr. from c.1583; commr. for eccles. causes, Surr. c.1586; steward of Archbishop Whitgift's household 1588; j.p. Isle of Ely 1591.

Until his marriage Parker lived mainly with his father at Canterbury or at Lambeth, where the archbishop bought Lambeth House, formerly the property of the Duke of Norfolk, for his wife Margaret.

In 1570 it descended to her son Matthew, and on his death in 1574 to John's son, also Matthew.

Joanna Cox brought her husband lands in Leicestershire and Norfolk, and he also had an estate, probably in right of his wife, at Bassingbourn, Essex (now Cambridgeshire).

In 1568 Bishop Cox made him joint master of the game at Somersham park, Huntingdonshire.

Between 1572 and 1576 he paid nearly £2,000 to the Marquess of Winchester and his heir for the manor of Nunney Castle, Somerset, but there is no record of his having ever lived there.

His favourite property was at Bekesbourne near Canterbury, leased to him about 1586 by Whitgift, who also confirmed him in his lease of the manor of Boughton, Kent.

In May 1594 Parker sold Bekesbourne House for over £350, subsequently dividing his time between his chamber in Doctors' Commons, his house at Lambeth, and property called St. Mary Ostle, Cambridge, left him by his father.

Strype quotes a contemporary estimate of Parker and his brother as 'very hopeful young men, and adorned with all their father's and mother's manners', their 'carriage—so obliging, pleasant and humane, that they had the love and esteem of all'.

Though he later gained the reputation of a shrewd not to say unscrupulous businessman, Parker was certainly generous to his close relatives.

He went much further in providing for his brother's widow than his position as executor for Matthew required, continuing to pay her a £44 annuity from lands in Bexley, Kent, even after they had been sold, buying her late husband's jewels for her and giving her presents of money and plate—'a large recompense', according to his own notes, 'for that my brother was advanced unto by her'.

He was equally generous to his daughter Margaret on her marriage, and it may have been through kindness that he kept as his housekeeper at Cambridge the widow of one of his relatives there, having bought furniture and pictures from her (including portraits of Erasmus and Sir Thomas More).

Archbishop Parker obtained appointments for his sons in the ecclesiastical courts, and no doubt it was he who had Parker returned as one of Queenborough's first MPs, a letter from the Privy Council asking that suitable burgesses should be returned for the Kent boroughs having been sent to the archbishop and Lord Cobham.

The lands of the archbishopric, which were considerable, needed efficient administration, and from about 1573 Parker acted as surveyor for his father and keeper of the Archbishop's palace at Canterbury, possibly continuing to do much of this work during the sequestration of Grindal and under Whitgift.

Among his other duties was that of executor to his father in 1575.

The archbishop left books, manuscripts, money and plate, and the administration of the will seems to have been difficult, Parker drawing up memoranda about it as late as 1593.

Some books supposed to go to Corpus Christi, Cambridge 'were not found by me in my father's library, but either lent or embezzled, whereby I could not deliver them to the college'.

The last 16 years of Parker's life are not as fully documented as his Elizabethan career.

In February 1597 he was granted an honorary admission to Gray's Inn, and he was knighted by James I at Westminster in July 1603.

After this date no more references to him in London have been found, and he seems to have retired to Cambridge some years before his death, spending much of his time there in drawing up an illustrated manuscript of heraldry.

Though at one time he had been able to pay over £1,900 for an estate, by August 1618 he was in serious financial difficulties (whether through the extravagance of his son Richard, or through his own generosity or for some other reason is not known), and Corpus Christi College made him a grant and paid the expenses of his funeral, which took place at Great St. Mary's, Cambridge, on 29 Jan. 1619.

Parker Corresp. (Parker Soc.), pp. x-xi, 379-81; Strype, Parker, passim; HMC 7th Rep. 630, 642; Strype, Whitgift, i. 46; CSP Dom. 1598-1601, p. 527; C3/284/39; PCC 39 Pyckering; Add. 48018, f. 294v; DNB (Parker, Matthew); Lansd. 97, f. 177; R. Masters, Corpus Christi, ed. Lamb, 337.

John Parker (1548–1619) was an English politician.


On 26 December, he scored in a 1–0 home defeat of West Bromwich Albion on his first Premier League start of the season.

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# Arsenal 1 West Brom 0: Olivier Giroud heads late winner to keep slim title hopes alive

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This was almost the moment Arsenal could once again forget about the Premier League title race and concentrate on doing what they do best – securing a top-four finish.

But, however faint they may be, Olivier Giroud's late goal in his first Premier League start of the season kept Arsenal's hopes alive and the critics off manager Arsene Wenger's back for the last few days of 2016.

Despite the narrow nature of their victory and the fact they are still nine points behind leaders Chelsea, Arsenal received the backing of West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis.

Pulis has seen his team lose by a single goal to both Chelsea and Arsenal in recent weeks, but believes Antonio Conte needs to spend in the January transfer window to be sure of maintaining the advantage over Wenger's side.

"If you look at the players who were not playing and not in the team today, and then you look at Chelsea's, I think Arsenal have definitely got the stronger squad," said Pulis.

"So they have most probably got the staying power to see them through and it will be interesting to see what Chelsea do.

I don't think your man (Conte) will sit back on what he's got, I think he will invest.

So it will be an interesting window for the top four or five clubs."

Following defeats to Everton and Manchester City, Wenger had claimed he was immune to criticism from the fans, but a draw at home to West Brom may well have signalled a revolt heading into the New Year.

Fortunately for Wenger, Giroud made Arsenal's second-half dominance pay with three minutes remaining as the Frenchman finally got the better of West Brom goalkeeper Ben Foster with a header from Mesut Ozil's ball into the area.

Ben Foster was unlucky to be on the losing side

"Players who are ready and get their chance, take it," said Wenger.

"Players who feel sorry for themselves and are not ready, give you another reason to leave them out.

He always makes a point when he comes in because he has scored many times.

He has qualities in our squad that are needed and the other players have not.

On the title race, Wenger added: "We are quite a big distance behind Chelsea and we will need a special resilience to come back.

But I hope that the other teams will have their moments of weakness as well.

We can only take advantage if we continue like that."

With Premier League games against Crystal Palace, on New Year's Day, Bournemouth, Swansea City, Burnley and Watford to come, Arsenal desperately needed to start a favourable run of fixtures with a win.

But, without Theo Walcott, who is also likely to miss the Palace and Bournemouth games with a calf injury, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arsenal made a slow start against West Brom.

Before the break, Giroud's most noteworthy impact had been a shove on Jonny Evans that led to him receiving a yellow card for dissent.

Giroud had curled a speculative shot high over the crossbar and Alexis Sanchez also fired wide before the Chile international managed to test Foster with a low effort that the former England international kept out.

Just as they did at Chelsea, West Brom lined up with seven men, including Foster, behind the ball when they were defending and it proved to be similarly difficult for the hosts to get past them.

Arsenal, and in particular Sanchez, came alive after the restart and it took a combination of Foster and the post to prevent Wenger's men from taking the lead before the hour mark.

Arsenal 1 - 0 West Brom (Olivier Giroud, 86 min)

First, Foster, who signed a new West Brom contract on Christmas Eve, produced a double save from Giroud and Sanchez.

From the resulting corner, Sanchez managed to find space for himself in the area and cracked a fierce shot against the outside of the post.

Foster then had to make a brilliant save to tip a long-range effort from Sanchez over the bar and kept out Giroud with an outstretched foot.

Arsenal survived a major scare with 20 minutes remaining following a series of West Brom corners.

Petr Cech fumbled Chris Brunt's delivery, but Claudio Yacob lifted the ball over the bar from inside the six-yard box.

That was the visitors' big chance gone and they paid the price in the 87th minute, as Giroud lifted the frustration inside the Emirates.

Hector Bellerin raided down the right and pulled the ball back for Ozil, who planted in on to the head of Giroud.

He outmuscled Gareth McAuley and this time Foster was helpless.

Substitute Lucas Perez argued with Gabriel as they left the pitch at the final whistle, but the dissenting voices in the stands had been, perhaps temporarily, silenced.

After back-to-back losses, fans can start believing again following this win.

It was hardly convincing but in this busy period you need to grind out wins, and a home draw with West Brom would not have been enough, especially with Chelsea in the form they are in (they won yet again today).

A win is a win, and Arsenal will be delighted with the three points in spite of the poor performance.

Arsenal have held on and claim a vital, and well-earned, three points.

They are literally trying to walk it in.

Arsenal break with Sanchez playing Ozil through, before he squares to Ramsey.

But he tries to round Foster and pass it, but he is tackled.

Sanchez curls one goalwards but Foster saves easily.

A Bellerin-Ramsey one-two sends the Spaniard clear, and he digs out a cross, which Sanchez meets to nod down, but Ramsey's effort is saved by Foster.

### Arsenal need no invitation to shoot so far

The hosts have attempted 23 shots so far, with nine of them hitting the target.

Olivier Giroud has struck what looks like a late winner for Arsenal.

Mesut Ozil picks up an inside right position he knows all too well and lofts a nonchalent ball into the box, and Giroud holds off McAuley to nod a header into the top corner.

Arsenal 1 - 0 West Brom (Olivier Giroud, 86 min)

Foster takes too long with a goal kick and is booked for time wasting.

Dawson with his own ball across the face of goal, but no team-mate can get a touch.

Euro 2016 legend Hal Robson-Kanu joins the fray, replacing Rondon, who will need a good sit down after that shift.

Xhaka lets one fly from distance but it sails well over.

The ball ricochets around the West Brom box but no one can get it under control and West Brom survive.

Sanchez feeds Lucas, who puts a tantalising ball across the West Brom box, but nobody can get a touch and Foster still has a clean sheet.

— Gabriele Marcotti (@Marcotti) December 26, 2016

One last throw of the dice for the home side.

Arsene Wenger throws Lucas Perez and Nacho Monreal on for Iwobi and Gibbs.

Still no goal to show for their efforts.

Rondon is just working so hard out there and he twists and turns to win a corner.

Dawson glances Phillips's wonderful cross goalwards but the assistant gives another corner.

Brunt puts this one into the six-yard box, and Cech comes, but he can't claim it.

Arsenal's players think he was fouled, but play goes on and the ball falls to Yacob, but he is leaning back and spoons an easy effort way over the bar.

West Brom break but Rondon's switch of play is overhit.

Phillips does really well to retrieve the ball, and a couple of stepovers take him past Gibbs, before his whipped cross hits the chest of Laurent Koscielny.

West Brom's fans appeal half-heartedly, but unsurprisingly the referee waves play on.

A nasty collision leaves Kieran Gibbs and Claudio Yacob down on the turf after the former overruns possession after cutting in-field.

Both need treatment, and Gibbs is given a yellow card when he eventually gets to his feet.

Obligatory jeers as (everyone's) Public Enemy number one James McClean replaces (today at the Emirates) Public Enemy number two Nacer Chadli.

Giroud does well to shrug off Fletcher and wriggle his way into a bit of space, but his low shot, which is heading for the far corner, is halted by the big toe on Foster's left foot.

Giroud turns a header towards goal but it's an easy save for Foster.

### It's been a mismatch at Emirates Stadium so far

Arsenal are dominating this game, firing in a total of 15 shots compared to two from West Brom so far.

Iwobi pulls a cross back and Sanchez absolutely smacks one towards the top corner, only for Foster to turn over the bar.

The corner comes into the box and falls to Sanchez, who creates himself a yard and then lifts a shot at goal but he is denied by the post.

Ozil heads down for Iwobi on the edge of the box, and Foster scrambles to his right to palm it away, before leaping up again to stop Sanchez a few yards from goal.

The fans are still getting back to their seats for the second half, and the players have made an equally slow restart to proceedings.

And West Brom will get the second half started.

Neil Swarbrick brings a frustrating half for Arsenal to a close.

A couple of minutes added on for West Brom to see out.

Giroud is penalised from grappling with Evans, and the whistle denies him a shot at goal.

His angry reaction earns him a yellow card.

Sanchez puts a ball into the box with Xhaka arriving from deep, but Nyom does enough to keep him at bay.

Giroud is fed by Gibbs, and Evans comes in with a strong challenge.

Giroud thinks he has been fouled but the referee says no penalty.

### Arsenal making inroads into the visitors' territory

The home side are starting to get hold of the ball in the final third against West Brom.

A couple of huge groans from the Emirates crowd, firstly as Ozil misplaces a pass and then after an Arsenal move is stopped by the whistle with Ozil and Sanchez through on goal.

Iwobi tiptoes into the box but he is falling as he shoots and his effort sails over the bar.

Albion go up the other end, with Chadli whipping a cross into the box, but Cech saves Rondon's header easily enough.

A first shot on target of the game - and it's for the away side.

More patient probing by Arsenal, and Iwobi'sneat backheel looks like it might have Bellerin in

### The story so far - touches in opposition box

Giroud is put through on goal and rounds Foster but Jonny Evans makes an unbelievable last-ditch challenge to clear.

Salomon Rondon has a pretty thankless task this afternoon, but he does brilliantly this time to hold play up and feed Chadli.

The ball makes its way out to the right flank, where Koscielny can't prevent a corner - and this is surely where Tony Pulis's side pose the biggest threat to Arsenal.

Phillip's corner is swung in right under the cross bar and Cech gets a decent punch on it but is given a free-kick for pushing.

Positive signs for the visitors, who will fancy their chances at set-pieces.

Gibbs comes charging down the left again, and his cross is turned behind by Yacob.

Again, the corner comes to nothing, though.

Arsenal break, and some neat play in the left-back position gives Alexis enough space to unleash a raking ball out to Ozil who is galloping down the right.

He looks to turn inside Nyom with his first touch but the defender gets a toe on the ball to concede a corner.

West Brom have their first shot at goal, while Arsenal have registered five efforts so far.

He picks the ball up on the edge of the box, shifts onto his right foot and shoots, but it flies wide.

Argentine Yacob with a strong challenge on Chilean Sanchez, who gets up gingerly.

### Arsenal enjoying plenty of touches of the ball so far.

Arsenal have had 154 touches of the ball compared to 64 by West Brom.

Giroud lines one up from 25 yards but he is leaning back and it flies well over.

Matty Phillips makes a powerful burst through midfield but he is stopped by a rather cynical Koscielny challenge, and the Frenchman is rather lucky to escape a booking.

Chris Brunt's free-kick comes to nothing.

Gorgeous footwork from Alex Iwobi to dance past a challenge and slide Sanchez in, but the Chilean's touch lets him down and West Brom scramble it clear.

Xhaka follows up with a curled effort but he doesn't wrap his foot around the ball properly and it sails well wide.

Sanchez is caught narrowly offside after a lovely ball is chipped through to him.

West Brom are, predictably , very deep and very compact, but they are looking to break in numbers and Craig Dawson makes a decent run down the right, but his cross comes to nothing.

This is Kieran Gibbs's chance to get a run in the first team and he'll be desperate to take it.

He gets forward early on but his cross is poor.

Ollie Giroud, back in the lineup, starts things off.

### Players are walking out of the tunnel

The players are making their way onto the immaculate Emirates turf.

Boxing Day brings disrupted train timetables, which in turn bring empty seats at football stadiums.

As ever at the Emirates, there are a smattering of people who leave it late to take their seat, but the ground looks far from full.

Since the start of the season we have been told that this is the deepest and best Arsenal squad since the Invincibles, and the Christmas period will call on them to utilise it.

Wenger is not a natural when it comes to rotation, but he might have to give his star men rests at some stage over the next few weeks.

### Arsenal's next six fixtures - a route back into the title race?

### Can Tony Pulis get a result at Arsenal?

The former Stoke manager has had his share of ding-dongs with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, but has always left N5 empty handed.

Defensive structure and strong discipline are a given with Pulis' teams, but this current West Brom vintage has plenty of pace and goal threat on top of that.

Arsene Wenger has reconfigured his forward line for this must-win home game.

Theo Walcott misses out with a 'slight calf' issue so Olivier Giroud takes his place and Alexis Sanchez switches to the right flank.

So much of Arsenal's good work this season has revolved around Sanchez's interpretation of the centre forward role, so Arsenal might have to find another formula with Giroud up there.

Kieran Gibbs comes in at left back for Nacho Monreal.

Aaron Ramsey is back but only fit enough for a place on the bench.

It is 16 days since Arsenal last played a home match and, having departed the Emirates Stadium on top of the Premier League, they now return looking up at a nine-point gap to Chelsea.

Festive cheer and optimism, then, is likely to be replaced by renewed tension and scepticism if they don't pick up three points against West Brom today, even if Wenger is adamant that he has become "immune" to the volatility of some fans.

"The most excessive reactions get the biggest echo; that's just society.

You have five candidates to be elected Prime Minister and you organise the vote one Sunday.

You organise a vote for the next Sunday and you might elect somebody else.

We have to live with that and the excessive reactions.

"Fortunately, we live in a country where everybody has a freedom to have an opinion.

I do not say that I am immune to critics but I do not want to be influenced too much by it.

We have to focus on what we want to achieve; give the maximum to achieve it and question yourself always."

Arsenal:Cech, Bellerin, Gabriel, Koscielny, Gibbs, Coquelin, Xhaka, Sanchez, Ozil, Iwobi, Giroud.

Subs: Ramsey, Lucas Perez, Ospina, Holding, Monreal, Reine-Adelaide, Elneny.

West Brom: Foster, Dawson, McAuley, Evans, Nyom, Yacob, Fletcher, Phillips, Chadli, Brunt, Rondon.

Subs: Olsson, Robson-Kanu, Morrison, Gardner, Myhill, McClean, Galloway.

Arsenal host West Brom on Boxing Day at 3pm.

The fixture is one of six 3 o'clock kick offs in the Premier League sandwiched between Watford vs Crystal Palace at lunchtime and Manchester City's trip to Hull City at 5.15pm.

No, the 3pm blackout dictates that that this game cannot be shown on TV so you'll have to follow the Telegraph's liveblog for updates.

Arsenal are looking to get back to winning ways after two damaging away defeats to Everton and Manchester City.

Arsène Wenger's side were strangely lacklustre in both games and will be grateful for the eight day break afforded to them before this fixture.

Arsenal slumped to two defeats at Everton and Manchester City

West Brom's bubble was burst by Manchester United last time out, but they are enjoying a fine season.

Tony Pulis' side sit eighth and have won four of their last seven league games, scoring 13 goals in the process.

The former Stoke boss has history with Wenger and Arsenal, but is yet to come away from the Emirates with a result in his managerial career.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is absent with a hamstring issue for the Gunners.

Danny Welbeck and Aaron Ramsey returned to full training last week, with the latter in contention for a return to the squad.

German defenders Shkodran Mustafi and Per Mertesacker are still out but due to return in the new year.

Danny Welbeck has resumed full training after a knee injury

Former Manchester United centre back Jonny Evans, a rumoured Arsenal transfer target last summer, is a doubt for West Brom having missed the last two matches through injury.

"We had a deficit in winning the ball back in the middle of the pitch at Manchester City.

When you do not win the ball back immediately, you suffer after because you have to win it back a little bit deeper.

That's certainly what people highlighted in our game.

"To be absolutely fair, I did not hear or listen to all of the criticism we got after the game.

We have to accept that, we have to live with that.

People analyse the game and have their opinions, and I think that's normal.

Mesut Ozil is an important player, a big player, and the big players always respond to criticism on the pitch."

Arsene Wenger and Tony Pulis have been fierce adversaries

A squad capable of winning the title this year, though people have said that he's had that situation for a number of years.

"There's such a difference between the top five or six clubs to the rest of us.

You have to be at your best and they have to be a little bit off to get a result.

What happened in this fixture last season?

An Alexis Sánchez brace helped Arsenal to a 2-0 win over the Baggies in April, though apathy among the Arsenal fanbase meant there were swathes of empty seats at the Emirates.

Who has scored the most Boxing Day goals in Premier League history?

Arsenal will have had their confidence knocked after consecutive defeats, so expect a fairly sleepy and low-key start by the hosts.

However, they should have enough quality to seal three points even if their performance is far from spectacular.

Tony Pulis' teams are always obdurate opponents, and West Brom have added greater attacking threat this season, but have always fallen short of getting a result at Arsenal.

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Giroud made only three appearances in Arsenal's first nine matches of the 2016–17 Premier League, all of them coming on as a substitute. On 29 October 2016, after coming onto the pitch as a substitute in the 69th minute on matchday 10 of the Premier League, Giroud scored two goals with his first two touches in Arsenal's 4–1 away win against Sunderland. On 19 November, Giroud scored an 89th-minute equalising goal after appearing as a substitute in a 1–1 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford.


The video features the band walking around a house, before they start swimming in a dark swimming pool.

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## Get acquainted with the mysteriously awesome PVRIS before they become the biggest thing in rock...

Mega rockstars need a name that befits their status; think Ozzy Osbourne, Jared Leto, Kurt Cobain.

Well, there is a new name to (potentially) add to that list: Lynn Gunn.

Ok, so it's technically Lyndsey Gunnulfsen, but Lynn Gunn sounds way cooler.

By all accounts, the frontwoman of the rock-meets-electronic-meets-pop trio PVRIS (her bandmates are Alex Babinski and Brian Macdonald) could be headed straight for the bigtime.

They haven't even been to the UK yet, but their debut headline shows in April have already sold out.

"We have definitely, suddenly noticed a whole lot more interest from you guys," Lynn says, speaking to MTV on the phone from her home in snowy Massachusetts.

"We are getting played on the radio over there, we see what all the kids are saying on social media and we are all like, 'what's going on?!'

PVRIS' debut album, White Noise, was a late entry to many 'Best Albums of the Year' lists, having only come out in November.

It's a weird combination of catchy hooks, epic drums and some seriously intense 'feels'.

"We think it's important to have intensity and power and rawness in what you are singing about, so no matter what, we try to incorporate that emotion," Lynn explains.

"For me, songwriting is a way to release things and let go of them.

The fact that I can sing it in a song and then have kids listen to it, sing it back to us and tell us that they relate to the same things that I felt, and that it helps them, makes it not scary for me to put my personal experience out there."

For fans of The Neighbourhood, CHVRCHES and Paramore, PVRIS are the best thing since sliced bread – they have a similarly addictive combination of dark rockiness and soaring vocals.

In fact, without Paramore, there might not have even been PVRIS.

"I saw them when I was in the seventh grade, they were in the 'Riot' album era and I just thought, 'She's like, little!

She's running around there and kicking ass, and if she can do that, I can do that!'"

Lynn remembers, thinking back to the first time she witnessed Hayley Williams in action.

A lot has changed since Lynn, Alex and Brian first started making music together – they were in heavier rock bands before PVRIS came to fruition.

"I was really timid and awkward and would never speak on stage," Lynn tells us.

"But over time, when we realised we could actually do this, then that gave us all a lot of faith in what we are doing.

We are not cocky people, we are not snobby, but we are confident and proud of PVRIS.

That definitely carried over into my live performance."

For those of us who haven't yet witnessed Lynn in action, her future rockstar status is plain to see in the band's videos for 'St Patrick' and 'My House'.

The latter shows all three band members stomping around a suburban home as well as showing off their best underwater moves in a dark swimming pool.

"We were shooting those pool scenes in Northern California around March, at night, and we realised it was a lot harder to be in the water and have a cool face on, not look like an idiot, and sink down, when it's so cold!

It was hilarious, but freezing and miserable at the same time.

We were in the pool for three or four hours, but it was worth it because it came out looking pretty cool," Lynn laughs.

Right now, she's on some downtime, and time off for Lynn means doing some graphic design.

PVRIS' signature black and white aesthetic comes from her, although she reveals that she does put away her black stage clothes and gets out the red and green pyjamas for the festive season.

She's also catching up with American Horror Story.

"I am so into ghosts and the supernatural, superstitious stuff," she says.

"I'm going to see The Babadook movie this weekend and I am SO EXCITED."

Lynn better grab some time to watch her favourite TV shows now, because it's not long until PVRIS embark on the epic World Tour with Sleeping With Sirens and Pierce The Veil, which runs through the first few months of 2015.

I'm so ready for that, but I'm scared - it's going to be so insane," she laughs.

Going out on the road with some of the biggest names in rock right now might phase some bands – Lynn herself is only 20-years-old – but PVRIS have already done their time on Warped Tour this past summer, and that experience, combined with the fact that "we know there is something special about what we are doing" means that they have the confidence to take whatever 2015 throws at them

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In June 2014 prior to playing two weeks on the Battle of the Bands stage at Warped Tour, Pvris signed to Rise and Velocity. The band were originally signed to a different record label, but Kellin Quinn of Sleeping with Sirens heard the group's material and claimed he would "get you a deal with Rise." A music video was released for "St. Patrick" on June 24, which was directed by Raul Gonzo. The song was released as a single on the same day. In early September, the band supported Emarosa on the Up Close and Personal tour. On September 22, the band announced their debut album, "White Noise", for release. The track listing and art work was revealed as well. A day later, a music video was released for "My House", which was directed by Gonzo.


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Here's presenting a rare interview of Aditya Chopra after his DDLJ's big win at the Filmfare Awards

Filmfare, Dilwale Dulhaniya Le jayenge, DDLJ 1000 weeks, Aditya Chopra, Kajol, Shah Rukh Khan

Aren't you pretty close to Shah Rukh Khan?I can't claim to be his best friend.

But I can sense that there is mutual respect for each other's work… which is a good thing.

Tell me, did you or your parents have any other career options for you?No, my decisions to be associated with the movies was taken very, very early.

I didn't have even half-a-doubt that I would become a film-maker.

Mum was keen that I should go abroad for further studies… in business management or whatever.

But since I was sure that it was Hindi films for me, I felt the years abroad would have made me somewhat westernized.

That stint would have removed me from the Indian way of thinking which I wanted to hold on to at any cost.

But aren't you a bit westernized?Not at all… well maybe I'm a blend.

Like my film… or the character of Raj… my exterior may seem westernized but my inner thoughts and beliefs are absolutely Indian.

Would you say that you cut your teeth by assisting on Lamhe and Darr?As I said

Gradually, I became well-versed with what goes on.

I was also involved in one major schedule of Aaina.

I didn't concentrate on the technical side of things though.

Direction cant be taught, you have to acquire whatever you can by observing the entire process of film-making on the sets.

So far, I've paid more attention on character development and performances.

I have to become more proficient in camera angles and the lenses, which must be used for particular shots.

After the apprenticeship, were you ready or did you have to be goaded to direct a film independently?

I guess the fact that I'd nurtured the idea of DDLJ for two three years, set me off on the road.

The original intention was to do a love story as an English language film.

I wanted to show the international audience that India isn't a country of snake charmers.

Rather I wanted too acquaint them with how we Indians live, love, think and react today.

Maybe I could still do this kind of international project someday.

After Darr, I was trying to find a story for dad.

When I told him the basic premise of DDLJ, he didn't react immediately.

But while I was narrating it to him, the visuals started evolving in my mind… so I thought, okay I'll give the story a shot myself.

I felt it could be an absorbing love story through which I could say a few things that I wanted to.

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Aditya Chopra assisted his father, director and producer Yash Chopra, during the making of "Chandni" (1989), "Lamhe" (1991) and "Darr" (1993). During this time, Aditya wrote several of his own scripts, including one he assumed would be his first film, but eventually became his second, "Mohabbatein" (2000). For three years, he worked on the story that would become "Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge" before approaching his father to direct it.


For the second consecutive year, Kubler was awarded a wild card into the 2019 Australian Open.

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# Hon and Kubler awarded AO and Brisbane wildcards

Queenland's Priscilla Hon and Jason Kubler are awarded Australian Open and Brisbane International wildcards.

Queenland's Priscilla Hon and Jason Kubler have been awarded wildcards into the main draws of the Australian Open and Brisbane International.

Unranked as recently as March 2017 following a string of knee surgeries, Kubler made his debut in the world's top 100 for the first time in August, reaching a career high ranking of 91.

Highlights of 2018 for Kubler include qualifying for Wimbledon and defeating world No.19 Roberto Bautista Agut in the first round of the US Open.

He also won two ATP Challenger titles in Playford and Winnipeg.

Kubler will make his main draw debut at the Brisbane International in 2019 and his third appearance at the Australian Open.

"I am very grateful to be given the opportunity to play the Brisbane International, as it has been a very long time since I played in my home town," Kubler said.

"Playing this tournament is very special to me, and the best way possible to start my 2019 season.

"I look forward to playing in front of my home crowd with my friends and family there to support me.

"The opportunity to play at the Aussie Open is amazing and again, something I am really appreciative for."

Hon, 20, will make her second appearance at the Brisbane International and the Australian Open.

"I've been training in Brisbane since I was 11, 12 years old so I've always dreamed of playing here," Hon, the current world No.160 said.

"I had the opportunity two years ago but now I've been playing a bit more on the WTA Tour I'll have a bit more experience behind me.

"Having the crowd come in the atmosphere is amazing and it's always exciting playing in front of a crowd that's always backing you when you play.

Hopefully I won't be playing the number one seed but I mean if it is, it will be on centre court and it will be a great atmosphere.

I have nothing to lose against anyone I play."

The Queenslander, Australia's fifth-ranked woman, earned her main draw entry to the Australian Open as the best-performed Australian player at the $60,000 Canberra and Bendigo ITF tournaments.

"I don't want to just play, I want to win matches.

I don't just want to compete, I want to win, and that's my goal," Hon said.

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Kubler was expected to compete in the Brisbane International, but withdrew from the event due to knee soreness. Kubler then attempted to qualify for the Sydney International, but fell in the first round to third seed Yoshihito Nishioka.


The original photo used in this controversy was stolen from an article on the website ChessBase News, and had the chess board cropped out.

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# First International Carinthian Chess Festival

7/10/2007 – The Carinthian (German: Kärnten) town of Velden has 2000 inhabitants and is famous for its mountains and lakes.

And a chess tournament, which will hopefully become an annual event.

This year it was equipped with eight GMs, one WGM, ten IMs, two WIMs, ten FMs and one WFM.

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## First International Carinthian Chess Festival, Austria

If you wish to combine your holiday and chess activity then Velden is the right

In fact the holiday part was so right for me, that I decided

not to play in the tournament but follow the games and prepare a pictorial report for

A little bit about the geographical orientation of Velden: the Carinthian town

has 2000 inhabitants and 7000 within its suburbs.

Kärnten) is one of Austira's nine provinces, and its capital is Klagenfurt.

It is a southern province and is chiefly famous for its mountains and lakes.

Alps making up the border between Italy and Slovenia.

Carnian Alps: south-west border with Italy

Carinthia's next important town is Villach and of course Pörtschach for

Apparently, Princess Diana and The Iron Lady (Margaret Thatcher) stayed at

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You may be pleased to know that you can take as many ferry trips as you like

and go to the lakeside for a swim free of charge with your Carinthia card, providing

you stay for three or more nights at any hotel, pension or guest house in a

Velden hosted two candidate matches in the past; in 1980 when Korchnoi beat

Petrosian and in 1983 when Smyslov beat Hübner in a tie-break by the spin of

The weather was not so promising when we arrived in Velden, but I knew that

wherever I'd go the sunny weather should follow me (apart from London).

trying to find our lodgings we saw a huge crowd in the centre of the town, to

be more precise in front of the Casino Velden

Always a great attraction: the floating marble ball

How the Italians love chess – they name their cafés after their

Actually the nickname for Morozevich is "Moroz", which aptly means

The beautiful façade of another restaurant in Velden

Hotel Schloss Velden on the banks of Lake Wörthersee

The playing hall, where the International Carinthian Chess Festival was

Now let's focus on Velden's brief chess news!

Chess Festival was held from June 24 to July 1st.

Austrian IM Markus Rager (Elo 2498) scored 6.5 points out of 7 and looked like

But in round eight Slovenian GM Dusko Povasovic (Elo 2567)

and Austiran IM Georg Danner (Elo 2421) caught up with him and at the end and

I must say that I was disappointed not being able to take any picture of the

winner Markus Rager as he drew his last four games so swiftly, while others

had spent just about five minutes on their clock.

he looked like, so I could not track him down in the playing hall

Second place: Slovenian GM Dusko Povasovic

Polish GM Radoslaw Jedynak (Elo 2538) and next to him Hungarian GM Jozsef

WGM Anya Corke (Elo 2154) from Hong-Kong shared women's 1st prize

The youngest competitor, nine-year-old Alexandra Kogler of Austria, playing

And now enjoy some more scenic pictures from Velden…

The full moon "hanging over the Velden" on June 30, 2007 (the DMC-FZ8 has excellent image

The organisers told me that they were thinking of making this tournament an

but it would be either in June or in September.

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The world champion defeated Maxime Vachier-Lagrave from the white side of a Grüenfeld to finish in clear first place a full point ahead of his closest pursuer with a 'plus five' score.

Carlsen's official rating in August will equal his own peak rating of 2882 points — the highest ever achieved.

Wesley So finished in sole second place.

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6/14/2019 – The 2019 Altibox Norway Chess Tournament is a ten-player single round robin taking place on June 3rd-15th in Stavanger.

Every single match will have a winner: if the classical game ends in a draw Armageddon will follow, White has ten minutes, Black seven, but White needs to win.

Magnus Carlsen won the tournament with one round to spare but there is still money and prestige stake.

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# Shazad Latif Reveals Which of His Three 'Star Trek' Characters He Likes Best

By Ryan Britt on January 14, 2018Filed Under Star Trek: Discovery, Fan Theories, Spoilers & Star Trek

Since 1967, Star Trek fans have known that Klingon double-agents could disguise themselves as humans.

In "The Trouble With Tribbles," Bones was able to scan Arne Darvin (Charlie Brill) and triumphantly declare "Jim, this man's a Klingon!"

But these days, finding secret Klingons in the midst of Starfleet is trickier.

And in the case of Shazad Latif on Star Trek: Discovery, it involved a lot of makeup, dodging hard questions in interviews, and even a wholly fabricated actor, complete with an IMDB page.

If you haven't seen the episode of Star Trek: Discovery that just aired, this last chance to avoid a spoiler that has been brewing since 2017.

If you stop reading now, you'll be fine.

But for the rest of us, we can now, like Bones, say with confidence: Ash Tyler is a Klingon!

Though teased in the previous episode, "Despite Yourself," the latest Discovery installment, "The Wolf Inside," fully elucidates the wrinkle of Voq and Lt. Tyler.

Last seen in the episode "The Butcher's Knife Cares Not for the Lamb's Cry," Voq was mysteriously absent after his Klingon ally L'Rell told him that they were going to make a deal with some super-secret matriarchs.

As revealed in the latest episode, Voq was surgically altered to become Lt. Tyler and infiltrate the USS Discovery.

And it took going to the Mirror Universe, and meeting an alternate — and heroic —version of Voq to make it all come out.

Though he was originally announced as playing the Klingon Kol, CBS and Latif tell Inverse that the decision for him to switch playing Voq/Tyler was made well before filming of Star Trek: Discovery began.

Inverse spoke with Shazad Latif on a secure subspace channel before the latest Star Trek: Discovery episode aired.

And the actor revealed not only the origin of that fake actor that was supposedly playing Voq but also why the new Mirror Universe version of Voq is his favorite of the three characters he's played on Discovery so far.

How long had you known you'd be playing two parts?

After I was cast, I found out I was playing a double role.

I did the auditions in my kitchen with my mum and then sent in the tape.

At some point, I got the phone call that I would be playing both [Voq and Tyler] which was amazing.

You played Dr. Jekyll on Penny Dreadful.

Was that part of why you became Voq and Tyler?

I think that was Alex Kurtzman's influence.

I feel like he gave me a headstart in the audition process because he really loved Penny Dreadful.

Maybe he saw something in the Jekyll and Hyde thing, I assume.

Tell me about the fake "actor" credited with playing Voq.

They told me I could choose the name for the Voq character and I ended choosing my father's name who passed away six years ago.

We got a fake little IMDB page, we knew Star Trek fans are really good at figuring this stuff out, but it was a nice little shout out.

When Tyler fight Mirror Universe Voq, are you fighting yourself?

We did the Klingon scenes in two long days.

And when we shot it, I was playing Voq the first day.

And then there was a brilliant stand-in on the second day.

He had to learn not just my movements, but the whole scene.

And he had to learn my Voq stuff for that day, and then I had to teach him my movements as Tyler.

What can you tell me about Mirror Universe Voq?

We didn't have much time to prepare this new Mirror Voq.

And that was another set of preparation.

He's speaking English this time, for example.

I based it on some tribal leaders — shout out to Canadian brothers — there was a lot of pressure for that ten days.

## "It's a four-way love story happening in three bodies."

How did you approach doing two different voices for these characters?

There's so many different elements you have to think about.

But I always wanted to have a hint of Voq in Tyler.

So his American accent always has a kind of pharyngealness and I wanted to keep that up with the English when he's doing the Klingon.

There's so many different ways the Klingon throat would work.

So there's so many different elements going on top emotional performances.

I mean I don't think I'll ever play two characters again like this— it's not even two characters anymore — it's three.

What was it like working with Jonathan Frakes?

It was the most incredible experiences I've had as an actor.

It was a very emotional when we did our last scene.

It was a very emotional episode and he handled it so well.

And with Tyler/Voq, that's all coming to a head in the next episodes.

It's a four-way love story going on at the moment, happening in three bodies.

Star Trek: Discovery airs its remaining four episodes of its first season over the next four Sundays.

Each episode will air on Sunday night at 8:30 pm eastern time on CBS All-Access.

Born in London of mixed South Asian, English and Scottish descent, Latif grew up in Tufnell Park, North London.


The first is Queen Joan, the wife of Alexander II of Scotland and daughter of King John of England (Richard I's brother and successor) who is buried in the grave yard (supposedly in a golden coffin).

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13th century wall paintings in St Mary's Church, Tarrant Crawford

The old church of St Mary the Virgin at Tarrant Crawford is all that remains of medieval Tarrant Abbey.

The church dates to the Norman period, but much of the current structure dates to the late 13th century.

The most interesting feature at Tarrant Crawford is a series of 14th-century wall paintings which cover much of the nave.

The paintings are relatively intact and undamaged, making them somewhat of a rarity among early medieval wall paintings.

A small section of painting in the chancel may date to the 13th century, which is extremely early for this type of church decoration in England.

The south wall paintings are in two bands.

The upper depicts scenes from the life of St Margaret of Antioch, while the lower band is a morality tale meant to illustrate the dangers of focussing on worldly wealth and material possessions.

The paintings on the north wall are a mix of Biblical themes, including the weighing of souls and depictions of various saints.

Several medieval coffin lids are set into the floor.

These are thought to be abbesses and nuns of Tarrant Abbey, though one is said to represent Bishop Richard Poore, Bishop of Durham and Salisbury, who was born locally.

Poore is best known as the man who built Salisbury Cathedral.

Another grave slab may be a memorial to Joan of Scotland, daughter of King John and the first abbess at Tarrant.

Tarrant Abbey was an immensely important and powerful Cistercian nunnery, and the church at Tarrant Crawford may have been built as a lay chapel to the abbey.

The church is rarely used for worship and is cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust, who keep it open at most times.

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 The church is all that remains of Tarrant Abbey, for which it may have been a lay church. The Abbey was founded in the 13th century by Ralph de Kahaines (of nearby Tarrant Keyneston) as a Cistercian nunnery.
 The flint chancel, dates from the 12th century, with the nave, tower and porch being built in the 14th century. The 15th-century tower houses three bells, two of them medieval and one 17th century. The nave roof added in the early 16th century. In 1911 a major restoration of the church was undertaken. The interior includes several coffin lids from the 13th century. These have been moved from the Abbey and may relate to two of the famous people associated with it.


The victim, a Syrian refugee, had previously suffered a broken wrist; this had also been investigated by the police, who had interviewed three youths but took no further action.

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### A 16-year-old boy is to be charged with an assault over an attack on a 15-year-old Syrian refugee at a school in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire Police have said.

It comes after video showing the incident was shared on social media last night, prompting calls for action from police and an outpouring of support for the victim.

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Read more: Huddersfield police investigate assault on Syrian refugee, 15, at Almondbury Community School after video goes viral

In statement West Yorkshire Police today said: "Regarding the assault on a 15-year-old youth in Almondbury, which featured in a video posted on social media yesterday and has been widely reported in the media, a 16-year-old youth has been interviewed and reported for summons, for an offence of assault.

He will appear at Youth Court in due course.

"The incident occurred on 25 October this year and has been subject to thorough investigation since it was reported to us the day after.

The victim and his family are receiving ongoing support from police and other agencies.

"A previous unconnected incident on 7 October, in which the victim suffered a wrist injury, was also fully investigated at the time.

There was no further police action and the matter was referred to the school."

Read more: Donations pour into GoFundMe appeal for Syrian refugee attacked by bullies at Almondbury Community School in Huddersfield

Police advised the media and members of the public not to share the video on websites or social media sites as it could prejudice future criminal proceedings.

Safeguarding measures have been put in place for the victim and his family, the spokesman added.

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Almondbury Community School bullying incident

The clip shows the victim, with his arm in a cast, being dragged to the floor by his neck as his attacker says "I'll drown you" on a school playing field, while forcing water from a bottle into the victim's mouth, simulating waterboarding. The video was filmed in a lunch break. The clip shows the victim walking away, without reacting, as the attacker and others can be heard continuing to verbally abuse him.


He was offered a new contract by Crawley at the end of the 2017–18 season.

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Enzio Boldewijn joined Crawley from Dutch side Almere City in May 2016

League Two side Crawley Town have offered new deals to Dannie Bulman, Enzio Boldewijn and Yusuf Mersin but Jordan Roberts is one of four players who have been allowed to leave.

Midfielder Bulman, 39, made a total of 40 appearances last season, triggering a clause for a new contract offer.

Winger Boldewijn, 25, scored 10 goals in 48 games while back-up goalkeeper Mersin, 23, played five times.

Midfielder Roberts, 24, made 36 appearances, scoring seven goals.

But he, and fellow midfielders Billy Clifford, 25, and Aliu Djalo, 26, as well as defender Josh Lelan, 23, have not been offered new terms.

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Born in London, Mersin moved from Millwall to Liverpool in January 2011. He signed for Kasımpaşa in August 2014, before returning to England with Crawley Town in June 2016.


He also played in an offensive system under then OC Rich Rodriguez in 1997 and 1998.

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JaJuan Latroy Dawson (November 5, 1977 – July 12, 2015) was a  wide receiver in the NFL from 2000 to 2002. He played for the Cleveland Browns and Houston Texans.  He was drafted by the Browns in the 3rd Round of the 2000 NFL Draft with the 79th overall pick. He was a 1995 graduate of H.L. Bourgeois High School in Gray, Louisiana. He played collegiately at Tulane University, alongside future NFL quarterbacks Shaun King and Patrick Ramsey.


Margo Oberg (born Margo Godfrey, September 8, 1953 in Pennsylvania) was the first female professional surfer in the world.

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### Won Open Women's Division as the Youngest Competitor in Her Very First Contest

Margo has dominated women's surfing for nearly three decades.

Formerly Margo Godfrey, her first world title came while at the age of fourteen.

Surfing on a 9 foot plank, her aggressive style made up for her slight build as was evidenced by her easy victory at the 1968 Puerto Rican World Contest.

In keeping with the anti-contest feeling in the late 60s and early 70s, Margo stopped competing and surfed strictly for enjoyment.

In 1975, after three years of married life on Kauai, professional contests started and Margo became the first pro woman surfer.

She won the WISA Hang Ten Championships at Malibu and also the women's event at the Smirnoff in Hawaii.

In 1976 and 1977, she was "unofficially" crowned Women's World Champion, winning at the Bells contest, the Coke, the Brazil International, and the Women's Masters in Hawaii.

Her '77 victory was the first official recognition of women by the world tour.

In 1978, she won the Stubbies and the Bells, and topped the overall Surfer magazine poll ten years after she had first topped in 1968.

Taking a break in 1979, Margo spent a full year off the circuit building her house on Kauai.

In an unparalleled performance, Margo won her fourth and fifth world titles in 1980 and 1981.

A believer in health food and yoga, she surfs almost daily and instructs surfing on Kauai.

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