Problem: Manchester United winger Antonio Valencia could return to action in February, manager Alex Ferguson told the English Premier League club's official website. Valencia dislocated and fractured his left ankle after tangling with Rangers defender Kirk Broadfoot in a UEFA Champions League match on Tuesday, and it was feared he may miss the remainder of the season. However, Ferguson allayed these concerns, saying the injury was not as bad as first thought. "Antonio had his operation and it was successful. The break was clean and we were delighted to announce that. It was a major concern for us at the time." The 68-year-old Scot is hopeful Valencia may still be able to play a part in the Premier League season, and has praised the attitude of the former Wigan player. "There is ligament damage but we are looking at the end of February, which is better than we thought on Tuesday night. He is a strong boy and he is very positive about it -- being positive helps in these situations."
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Answer: Manchester United's Antonio Valencia is expected to be out of action  until February. Valencia suffered a broken ankle in Tuesday's Champions Leagu game against Rangers. Manager Alex Ferguson said : "He's a strong boy and he is very positive about it."


Problem: By. Luke Salkeld. A deputy headmaster was yesterday jailed for five years for secretly filming pupils using the school toilets and showers. Gareth Williams, 47, installed tiny hidden spy cameras in clocks, fans and toilet cisterns in order to obtain pictures and videos of boys without their knowledge. The married father of four even put a camera in the changing rooms on school sports day in order to catch as many children as possible. Gareth Williams was jailed for five years for filming children in the toilets and showers of his school with secret spy cameras - but he is still being paid by education authorities, months after he pleaded guilty. Cardiff Crown Court heard that Gareth Williams installed secret cameras in the school toilet on sports day to catch as many children as possible. Cardiff Crown Court heard that Williams was appointed deputy headmaster at Glantaf High School in 2008, one year before the first indecent images were recorded. A court heard how Williams also. installed cameras in two private homes, as well as the large mixed. school where he worked, for his sexual gratification. He was investigated by police after computer specialists found he had been buying illegal images of children  on the internet. Officers. who searched his home found two laptops and 11 memory sticks  along. with the pinhole camera gear  and software he had installed with the aim. of browsing the  internet undetected. Williams,. from Cardiff, was deputy head of Glantaf Welsh-language high school in. the city, where former pupils include Hornblower actor Ioan Gruffudd and. former Blue Peter presenter Gethin Jones. The court heard a total of 31 boys at the 1,300-strong school aged between 11 and 16 were caught on Williams’s cameras. Cardiff Crown Court heard he had 16,419 indecent images of children and 691 videos. The court heard some of the images dated back to 2009 – a year after he was appointed deputy head at the school. The court heard that Williams had 16,419 indecent images of children and 691 videos at his home in Cardiff. Prosecutor. Michael Jones said of the images relating to the voyeurism charges:. ‘All these images were of children exposed as they were using the. lavatory or the showers. ‘They. had also been uploaded to a computer and catalogued by their age at the. time the children were filmed. Officers discovered images of young. males and the school’s badge could be seen. ‘They had been filmed in the changing facilities in the  school sports hall.’ Williams,. who concealed one camera as a meter on the water cistern, even filmed. himself on some of the videos as he secretly installed his devices. Mr. Jones explained: ‘On one of the videos he is seen crossing his fingers. as he put it up. It showed he is hoping the camera is capturing the best. possible images.’ Mr Jones. continued: ‘This was a serious systematic abuse of trust. A devious and. determined invasion of privacy of the children. The effect on children,. staff and parents was one of complete and utter disbelief.’ Williams. pleaded guilty to 31 charges of voyeurism and the making and possession. of more than 16,000 indecent images of children. The voyeurism charge. states Williams recorded other persons  for the purpose of sexual. gratification. Williams had. also been coach of an under-15 rugby team and helped out with a scout. group, while his duties at the school where he worked included. ‘pastoral care’. In police interviews Williams said he had been looking at child images for ten years ‘to understand physical development’. He also admitted an ‘enduring interest in boys’ development’ but couldn’t explain why. He admitted it had become an obsession. After. he was sentenced, his wife Georgina said in a statement: ‘I feel. physically sick at what he has done to me and my family. I was. shell-shocked and my whole world came crashing down.’ A judge sentenced Williams to five years at Cardiff Crown Court (pictured), describing his actions as 'depraved' Judge Rhys Rowlands told Williams: ‘This is a dreadful and protracted breach of trust on  your behalf. ‘As. a result of your depraved behaviour you have lost your career,. livelihood and reputation. But this is nothing compared to the worry and. real horror which is felt by parents who have trusted their children to. you.’ The judge also ordered Williams to sign the sex offenders’  register, banning him from working with children. He said: ‘I cannot conceive that you will ever be able to return to your previous occupation.’ The governors at the school said they had been ‘dismayed’ by the revelations. In. a joint statement with Cardiff Council they said: ‘The sense of. betrayal and disappointment among the pupils, staff and wider school. community is profound. This has been a very distressing episode for all. concerned.’ Catrin Davies,. from the Crown Prosecution Service Wales, said: ‘The offences committed. by Gareth Williams constituted a gross breach of the trust placed in him. by those close to him, his community, his pupils and  his employers.’
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Teacher bought spy cameras over the internet and installed them in the toilet. Cardiff Crown Court heard that Gareth Williams downloaded the images at home. The 47-year-old deputy headmaster admitted possessing 16,000 indecent images. The 'depraved' images dated back to 2009 - a year after Williams was appointed. Williams told police he had been viewing child pornography for ten years. Judge Rhys Rowlands described the case as a 'dreadful and protracted breach of trust'