A British body-art enthusiast has had a skull design tattooed across his entire face.

FRANCE hooker William Servat has urged his team-mates to put all talk of the Grand Slam to one side as they prepare for today’s crunch battle with England in their final RBS 6 Nations test.

Lewis Moody has warned England they will need all the “dog, heart and enthusiasm” in their armoury if they are to beat Italy in Rome this Sunday.

We first meet Mad Dog in the home of his foster parents, a kindly couple who really want to make the boy and his baby brother happy.

Eleven people were being questioned today over the murder of two soldiers and a policeman in the North.

Police are today questioning nine people – including two high-profile republicans – over the murders of two soldiers and a police officer in the North.

Former paramilitary boss Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair has moved to a quiet Scottish seaside town, it emerged today.

FORMER Ulster Defence Association Brigadier Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair appeared in court in England yesterday charged with harassment.

Arsene Wenger is poised to field his second entirely overseas line-up in the space of a week for Arsenal’s FA Cup fifth round tie against Sheffield United tomorrow.

Alan Erwin and Deric Henderson

The son of Ulster terrorist Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair was due to be sentenced today for serious drugs offences.

The wife and son of Loyalist terrorist Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair have been charged with conspiracy to supply class A drugs, it was confirmed today.

A BELFAST judge yesterday refused to overturn the prison sentence of Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair, Northern Ireland’s notorious Loyalist leader.

Hopefully the words of the North’s Chief Constable Hugh Orde will be prophetic. He said the flight of Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair’s associates to Scotland will help calm the situation.

IN the sectarian ghettos of Belfast, even Christmas comes with sinister threats.

Johnny Adair, the leader of the notorious UFF ‘C’ company, is “almost certain” to stand for election to the Northern Assembly next May, according to loyalist sources.

UDA commander, Johnny Adair, is due for release from jail within the next two hours, with scores of loyalists gathering to greet him outside Maghaberry jail in Co Antrim.