内容摘要：If the Magpies finish in a European qualifying position in the league - reaching the Champions League or Europa League - then their Conference League spot goes to the league.

If the Magpies finish in a European qualifying position in the league - reaching the Champions League or Europa League - then their Conference League spot goes to the league.

Social tariffs are not the only form of support on offer. The CCW data also showed an additional £66m went to more than 200,000 accounts on a separate scheme called Watersure, which caps bills for people on meters who claim certain benefits and have a high water use.CCTV footage has been released by police trying to track down two teenagers after the "mutilated" remains of two kittens were found in a field in west London.

Sgt Babs Rock of the Met Police said that the kittens - discovered in Ickenham at about midday on Saturday 3 May - had been "tortured and dismembered"."This is an incredibly distressing incident which I know has caused concern in the local community," she said, adding that the force was taking the "horrific incident" extremely seriously.Police hope that by releasing the CCTV footage of the teens fleeing the scene, and an image of a duffel bag thought to have been used to carry the kittens, they will be able to identify those involved.

A dog walker, who posted online anonymously, said they had been in the field when they interrupted two teenagers "stooping over something on the floor", who quickly ran off when disturbed."To my horror, I saw two dead mutilated kittens, along with an array of weaponry," the witness recounted. They added: "The poor cats had clearly suffered."

Sgt Rock told BBC News that the kittens were found not far from West Ruislip Tube station, near Ruislip Golf Course, in Hillingdon.

She said: "We are working to help try and identify who the pair are so that we can firstly ensure that justice is brought to them, but also to safeguard them and make sure that it doesn't lead to any future offences.""I just loving being a mom."

Ms Walsh, who has been sober for four years, said she wanted to speak out to help other people and show them it was possible for them to turn their lives around."I'd like to get the word out to inspire people that it doesn't matter how far you think you've gone into addiction," she adds.

"You can always come out there's always away. Never give up."There is an end in sight."