Singapore’s Gao Ning, left, in action with Indonesia’s Gilang Maulana.
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The Indonesia team in action during Synchronized Swimming.
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Team Indonesia start their routine in their Team Technical and Free Routine synchronized swimming finals at the Southeast Asian Games in Singapore June 3, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Edgar Su)

Women’s Optional Taijiquan Indonesia’s Lindswell in action. (Reuters Photo/Singapore SEA Games Organising Committee/Action Images)

Indonesia’s Nofrisal Nofrisal in action during Sepak Takraw match against Singapore. (Reuters Photo/Singapore SEA Games Organising Committee/Action Images)

Indonesia’s Irfanalutfi Rifda in action during Artistic Women’s Individual All Around Final (Reuters Photo/Singapore SEA Games Organising Committee/Action Images)

Indonesia’s Szalsza Maulida (white) grapples with Laos’ Phonenaly Phonenaly during a judo exhibition match after the tournament at the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Singapore June 8, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Edgar Su)

Laos’ Soukphaxay Sithisane (blue) is thrown by Indonesia’s Iksan Apriyadi during their judo exhibition match after the tournament at the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Singapore June 8, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Edgar Su)

Indonesia’s Rini Budiarti picks herself up after falling into the water pit as she runs to set a games record during the women’s 3000m steeplechase finals at the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Singapore June 12, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Edgar Su)

Indonesia’s Sholikah Ummu Thoyibhatus in action during Waterski Women’s Slalom final. (Reuters Photo/Singapore SEA Games Organising Committee/Action Images)

Indonesia’s Mariska Halinda, left, and Thailand’s Phannapa Harnsuji in action during Taekwondo – Women’s Under 53kg final (Reuters Photo/Singapore SEA Games Organising Committee/Action Images)

Eka Purnama Indah of Indonesia takes part during the women’s 3M springboard diving the final of the 28th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore on June 6, 2015. (AFP Photo/Sajjad Hussain)

Luthfi Niko Abdillah of Indonesia competes in the men’s 10m platform diving final during the 28th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore on June 8, 2015. (AFP Photo/Manan Vatsyayana)

This multiple exposure image shows Tan Yuan Zi of Singapore (R) competing against Ricky Hafidz Jan Gunarto of Indonesia, left, during the men’s team foil fencing semifinal match at the 28th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore on June 7, 2015. (AFP Photo/Sajjad Hussain)

Indonesia’s Rifda Irfanalutfi competes on the floor exercise during the women’s individual all-around gymnastics final at the 28th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore on June 8, 2015. (AFP Photo/Roslan Rahman)

Agus Adi Prayoko of Indonesia competes in the men’s vault final during the 28th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore on June 10, 2015. (AFP Photo/Mohd Fyrol)

Rifda Irfanalutfi of Indonesia competes in the women’s beam routine final at the 28th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore on June 10, 2015. (AFP Photo/Mohd Fyrol)

Dinda Defriana of Indonesia performs her ribbon routine during the gymnastics rhythmic individual all round final at the 28th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore on June 14, 2015. (AFP Photo/Mohd Fyrol)

Nofrisal Nofrisal of Indonesia, right, jumps for the ball against Singapore’s Muhammad A’Fif Safiee (L) during the men’s team sepaktakraw preliminary round match at the 28th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore on June 8, 2015. (AFP Photo/Mohd Fyrol)

Indra Gunawan of Indonesia celebrates after winning the men’s 50m breaststroke final at the 28th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore on June 11, 2015. (AFP Photo/Sajjad Hussain)

Barcelona’s Luis Suarez in action
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Luis Suarez scores second goal for Barcelona during the final Champions League match against Juventus in Olympiastadion, Berlin, Germany, June 6, 2015.(Reuters Photo/Fabrizio Bensch)

Luis Suarez scores second goal for Barcelona during the final Champions League match against Juventus in Olympiastadion, Berlin, Germany, June 6, 2015.(Reuters Photo/Michael Dalder)

Lionel Messi retrieves ball after disallowed goal during the final Champions League match against Juventus in Olympiastadion, Berlin, Germany, June 6, 2015.(Reuters Photo/Kai Pfaffenbach)

Neymar celebrates scoring the third goal for Barcelona.
(Reuters Photo/Michael Dalder)

Barcelona’s Argentinian forward Lionel Messi are reflected on the sunglasses of Juventus’ supporters as he watches the UEFA Champions League Final football match between Juventus and FC Barcelona on June 6, 2015 in Piazza San Carlo in Turin. AFP Photo/Marco Bertorello)

Juventus fans react at the end of their Champions League final match against Barcelona as they watch a live telecast, in Turin June 6, 2015. Barcelona won the Champions League final match. (Reuters Photo/Giorgio Perottino)

Barcelona’s Brazilian forward Neymar da Silva Santos Junior celebrates after the UEFA Champions League Final football match between Juventus and FC Barcelona at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on June 6, 2015. FC Barcelona won the match 1-3. (AFP Photo/Patrik Stollarz) PATRIK STOLLARZ

Juventus’ goalkeeper and captain Gianluigi Buffon reacts at the end of the UEFA Champions League Final football match between Juventus and FC Barcelona at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on June 6, 2015. FC Barcelona won the match 1-3. (AFP Photo/Oliver Lang)

Barcelona players and coach Luis Enrique celebrate after winning Champions League final. (Reuters Photo/Fabrizio Bensch)

Barcelona’s players throw in the air their coach Luis Enrique the UEFA Champions League Final football match between Juventus and FC Barcelona at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on June 6, 2015. FC Barcelona won the match 1-3. (AFP Photo/OLiver Lang)

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Barcelona celebrate with the trophy after winning the UEFA Champions League.
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Barcelona’s players celebrate after the UEFA Champions League Final football match between Juventus and FC Barcelona at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on June 6, 2015. FC Barcelona won the match 1-3. (AFP Photo/Lluis Gene)

Barcelona players celebrate with the trophy after winning the Champions League final (Reuters Photo/Fabrizio Bensch)

Barcelona’s players celebrate after the UEFA Champions League Final football match between Juventus and FC Barcelona at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on June 6, 2015. FC Barcelona won the match 1-3. (AFP Photo/Lluis Gene)

Barcelona players celebrate with the trophy after winning the Champions League final (Reuters Photo/Fabrizio Bensch)

Barcelona’s Brazilian forward Neymar da Silva Santos Junior kisses the trophy as Barcelona’s players celebrate with the trophy after the UEFA Champions League Final football match between Juventus and FC Barcelona at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on June 6, 2015. FC Barcelona won the match 1-3. (AFP Photo/Lluis Gene)

Barcelona’s Uruguayan forward Luis Suarez celebrates with the trophy after the UEFA Champions League Final football match between Juventus and FC Barcelona at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on June 6, 2015. FC Barcelona won the match 1-3. (AFP Photo/Oliver Lang)

Barcelona’s Luis Suarez celebrates with the trophy and his children after winning the UEFA Champions League Final. (Reuters Photo/Michael Dalder)

Barcelona’s Lionel Messi celebrates with the trophy after winning the UEFA Champions League Final. (Reuters Photo/Michael Dalder)

Barcelona coach Luis Enrique celebrates with a flag after winning the UEFA Champions League.
(Reuters Photo/Dylan Martinez)

Barcelona’s Gerard Pique celebrates with his son after winning the UEFA Champions League. (Reuters Photo/Kai Pfaffenbach)

Barcelona’s Gerard Pique with the netting after winning the UEFA Champions League Final. (Reuters Photo/Kai Pfaffenbach)

Barcelona soccer fans point at “Berlin ’15″ in a jersey as they celebrate their victory after winning the soccer Champions League final against Juventus at Canaletes fountain in Las Ramblas of Barcelona, Spain, June 7, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Gustau Nacarino)

Barcelona’s Luis Suarez, Lionel Messi and Neymar celebrate with the trophy after winning the UEFA Champions League Final. (Reuters Photo/Michael Dalder)

Barcelona soccer fans celebrate their victory after winning the soccer Champions League final against Juventus at Canaletes fountain in Las Ramblas of Barcelona, Spain, June 7, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Gustau Nacarino)

Juventus’ midfielder Andrea Pirlo leaves the pitch after the UEFA Champions League Final football match between Juventus and FC Barcelona at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on June 6, 2015. FC Barcelona won the match 1-3. (AFP Photo/Patrik Stollarz)

This July 25, 2001 file photo shows US blues artist B.B. King performing during the 8th edition of the Nice Jazz Festival in Nice, southeastern France. Police in Las Vegas have launched a homicide investigation into the death of B.B. King, a Nevada coroner’s office said May 25, 2015, after the blues guitar legend’s daughters reportedly accused his aides of poisoning him. King died at age 89 on May 14 in Las Vegas, where he kept his residence while he kept up a grueling schedule of tours that ended only last year. King suffered from Type II diabetes for the last two decades of his life. Two of King’s daughters — Karen Williams and Patty King — have alleged he was poisoned by his business manager Laverne Toney and his personal assistant, Eonline reported. (AFP Photo/Files/Pascal Guyot)

In this Feb. 8, 2009 file photo, blues musician B.B.King performs during the 51st annual Grammy awards held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Police in Las Vegas have launched a homicide investigation into the death of B.B. King, a Nevada coroner’s office said May 25, 2015, after the blues guitar legend’s daughters reportedly accused his aides of poisoning him. King died at age 89 on May 14 in Las Vegas, where he kept his residence while he kept up a grueling schedule of tours that ended only last year. King suffered from Type II diabetes for the last two decades of his life. Two of King’s daughters — Karen Williams and Patty King — have alleged he was poisoned by his business manager Laverne Toney and his personal assistant, Eonline reported. (AFP Photo/Files/Robyn Beck)

A casket with the remains of blues legend B.B. King is wheeled out of the B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center in Indianola, Mississippi, on May 29, 2015, after a public wake. Several thousands of fans gathered to pay their respect to King, who died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad)

Fans tkae photos of the casket as a hearse carrying the remains of blues musician B.B. King drives on Beale Street during a processional on May 27, 2015 in Memphis,Tennessee. Thousands of fans gathered in Memphis to say farewell to the blues guitar legend who died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas where he lived while he kept up a grueling schedule of tours that ended only last year. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad)

Blues musician B.B. King’s daughters Karen Williams (C) and Patty King (R) cry touching a hearse carrying the remains their father during a processional on May 27, 2015 in Memphis,Tennessee. Thousands of fans gathered in Memphis to say farewell to the blues guitar legend who died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas where he lived while he kept up a grueling schedule of tours that ended only last year. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad)

Rodd Bland, son of Bobby “Blue” Bland, carries the iconic Gibson guitar named “Lucille” belonging to the late B.B. King during a procession down Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee May 27, 2015. The Blues legend’s hearse was to follow a brass band down Beale to Handy Park for a tribute by local musicians before his remains were to travel to their final resting place and funeral in Indianola, Mississippi later this week. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

The iconic Gibson guitar named “Lucille” belonging to the late B.B. King is carried during a procession down Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee May 27, 2015. The Blues legend’s hearse followed his guitar and a brass band of local musicians down Beale to Handy Park before his remains were to travel to their final resting place and funeral in Indianola, Mississippi later this week. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

Police on horseback look on as B.B. King’s procession heads down Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee May 27, 2015. The Blues legend’s hearse followed his guitar and a brass band of local musicians down Beale to Handy Park before his remains were to travel to their final resting place and funeral in Indianola, Mississippi later this week. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

Blues fans wait for B.B. King’s procession to head down Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee May 27, 2015. The Blues legend’s hearse followed his guitar and a brass band of local musicians down Beale to Handy Park before his remains were to travel to their final resting place and funeral in Indianola, Mississippi later this week. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

People file past a statue of B.B. King’s guitar Lucille as they attend a public viewing of his coffin at the B.B. King Museum in Indianola, Mississippi May 29, 2015. Known worldwide as “King of the Blues, King died May 14 at age 89 at his home in Las Vegas. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

A small memorial is set up in front of the B.B. King Blues Club in Memphis, Tennessee May 27, 2015. A musical tribute and procession down Beale Street are scheduled for today before his remains are moved to their final resting place an funeral in Indianola, Mississippi later this week. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

Fans sign a wall with messages paying tribute to Blues legend B.B. King behind the B.B. King Blues Club in Memphis, Tennessee May 27, 2015. A musical tribute and procession down Beale Street are scheduled for today before his remains are moved to their final resting place an funeral in Indianola, Mississippi later this week. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

A fan signs a wall with a message paying tribute to Blues legend B.B. King behind the B.B. King Blues Club in Memphis, Tennessee May 27, 2015. A musical tribute and procession down Beale Street are scheduled for today before his remains are moved to their final resting place an funeral in Indianola, Mississippi later this week. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

A woman holds a fan as she waits in the heat outside the B.B. King museum during a day of public viewing for B.B. King in Indianola, Mississippi May 29, 2015. Blues legend King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

Blues guitarist Buddy Guy visits the B.B. King Museum after paying his respects during a public viewing of B.B. King, in Indianola, Mississippi May 29, 2015. Known worldwide as “King of the Blues, King died May 14 at age 89 at his home in Las Vegas. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

People pose for a picture in front of a see-through banner of the B.B. King museum following a day of public viewing at his museum in Indianola, Mississippi May 29, 2015. Blues legend King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

Blues musician Danuel Gales Sr. arrives for B.B. King’s funeral in Indianola, Mississippi May 30, 2015. King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

A family member is brought to tears during B.B. King’s funeral in Indianola, Mississippi May 30, 2015. King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Rogelio V. Solis/Pool)

A woman uses a fan to cool off during B.B. King’s funeral in Indianola, Mississippi May 30, 2015. King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Rogelio V. Solis/Pool)

B.B. King is seen in his open casket during his funeral in Indianola, Mississippi May 30, 2015. King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Rogelio V. Solis/Pool)

Carver Randle, a long time friend and attorney addresses mourners during the funeral service for blues legend B.B. King at Bell Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Indianola, Mississippi, on May 30, 2015. King died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas. (AFP Photo/Pool/ Rogelio V. Solis)

Family and friends file past the open casket during the funeral service for blues legend B.B. King at Bell Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Indianola, Mississippi, on May 30, 2015. King died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas. (AFP Photo/Pool/ Rogelio V. Solis)

A woman holding a hand-fan featuring a picture of blues legend B.B. King waits outside the B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center during a public wake in Indianola, Mississippi, on May 29, 2015. Several thousands of fans gathered to pay their respect to King, who died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad)

The guitar of blues musician B.B. King is pictured during a concert to pay tribute to him on May 27, 2015 in Memphis, Tennessee.Thousands of fans gathered in Memphis to say farewell to the blues guitar legend who died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas where he lived while he kept up a grueling schedule of tours that ended only last year. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad)

A fan holds a painting of blues musician B.B. King before a processional on May 27, 2015 in Memphis,Tennessee. Thousands of fans gathered in Memphis to say farewell to the blues guitar legend who died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas where he lived while he kept up a grueling schedule of tours that ended only last year. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad)

A fan holds a painting of blues musician B.B. King before a processional on May 27, 2015 in Memphis,Tennessee. Thousands of fans gathered in Memphis to say farewell to the blues guitar legend who died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas where he lived while he kept up a grueling schedule of tours that ended only last year. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad)

A woman along with her children attend a concert to pay tribute to blues musician B.B. King on May 27, 2015 in Memphis, Tennessee. Thousands of fans gathered in Memphis to say farewell to the blues guitar legend who died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas where he lived while he kept up a grueling schedule of tours that ended only last year. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad)

A server walks past a painting of blues musician B.B. King at the B.B. King Club in Memphis, Tennessee, on May 28, 2015. The city where B.B. King got his musical start paid final tribute to the blues guitar master, who died on May 14 at the age of 89 in Las Vegas. (AFP Photo/Jewel Samad)

A statue of B.B. King looks out over a park named in his honor on the day of his funeral in Indianola, Mississippi May 30, 2015. King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

B.B. King’s Club Ebony is seen in Indianola, Mississippi May 30, 2015. King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

The street corner where B.B. King starting playing his guitar is marked for its significance in Indianola, Mississippi May 30, 2015. King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14, 2015. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

B.B. King’s great nephew Javonte Winston, 16, takes a selfie with his family as he stands next to a statue of the blue guitarist at a park named in King’s honor in Indianola, Mississippi May 30, 2015. King, who took his music from rural juke joints to the mainstream and inspired a generation of guitarists from Eric Clapton to Stevie Ray Vaughan, died in Las Vegas on May 14. He was 89. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

A brass music note imbedded into the sidewalk along Beal street is shown as guitarist B.B. King makes his final trip down Beal Street during a procession in honor of the blues music legend in Memphis, Tennessee May 27, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Mike Blake)

Tattoo enthusiast Cammy Stewart poses for a portrait during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A man has his head tattooed during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

Model Aima Indigo poses for a portrait during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A woman is tattooed during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A man is tattooed during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A man checks his phone as he receives a tattoo during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

Tattoo enthusiast Cammy Stewart poses for a portrait during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A woman is tattooed during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A man poses to display his tattoos during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

Model Aima Indigo poses for a portrait during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A woman displays her tattoos during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

Tattoo artist Yank Brenyak poses for a portrait during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A man displays a back tattoo during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

Tattoo artist “Raw” poses for a portrait during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A woman has her leg tattooed during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A woman is tattooed during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A man is tattooed during the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace in north London, Britain May 23, 2015. (Reuters Photo/Neil Hall)

A customer is tattooed at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. Taking place on the 23-24 of May, the event sees designers, artisits and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

A customer has a piece of art tattooed onto his head at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. Taking place on the 23-24 of May, the event sees designers, artisits and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

A customer has a piece of art tattooed onto his head at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. Taking place on the 23-24 of May, the event sees designers, artisits and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

Claire from Northampton has a painting by Edvard Munch tattooed onto her stomach at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. Taking place on the 23-24 of May, the event sees designers, artisits and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

Claire from Northampton has a painting by Edvard Munch tattooed onto her stomach at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. Taking place on the 23-24 of May, the event sees designers, artisits and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

A customer is tattooed at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. Taking place on the 23-24 of May, the event sees designers, artisits and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

A customer is tattooed at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. Taking place on the 23-24 of May, the event sees designers, artisits and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

A belly dancer performs at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. Taking place on the 23-24 of May, the event sees designers, artisits and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

Artist Vee Takaloo tattoos a picture of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill onto a customer at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. The event sees designers, artists and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

A customer has a piece of art tattooed onto her thigh at the Great British Tattoo Show in Alexandra Palace, north London on May 23, 2015. Taking place on the 23-24 of May, the event sees designers, artisits and musicians come together in a celebration of tattoo culture. (AFP Photo/Leon Neal)

Emergency workers and Amtrak personnel inspect a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. The commuter rail route where an Amtrak train left the track on Tuesday was not governed by an advanced safety technology meant to prevent high-speed derailments, officials familiar with the investigation said on Wednesday. (Reuters Photo/Lucas Jackson)

Emergency workers look through the remains of a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. Rescue workers on Wednesday sifted through twisted metal and debris from the wreck of the Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia, killing six people and injuring scores of others, as investigators began reviewing data to determine the cause of an accident. (Reuters Photo/Lucas Jackson)

Emergency responders search for passengers following an Amtrak train derailment in the Frankfort section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 12, 2015. An Amtrak passenger train with more than 200 passengers on board derailed in north Philadelphia on Tuesday night, killing at least five people and injuring more than 50 others, several of them critically, authorities said. Authorities said they had no idea what caused the train wreck, which left some demolished rail cars strewn upside down and on their sides in the city’s Port Richmond neighborhood along the Delaware River. (Reuters Photo/Bryan Woolston)

Emergency responders search for passengers following an Amtrak train derailment in the Frankfort section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 12, 2015. An Amtrak passenger train with more than 200 passengers on board derailed in north Philadelphia on Tuesday night, killing at least five people and injuring more than 50 others, several of them critically, authorities said. Authorities said they had no idea what caused the train wreck, which left some demolished rail cars strewn upside down and on their sides in the city’s Port Richmond neighborhood along the Delaware River. (Reuters Photo/Bryan Woolston)

A rescuer searches for injured people inside the derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia May 12, 2015 in a photo provided by former Pennsylvania Congressman Patrick Murphy, who was a passenger on the train. An Amtrak passenger train with more than 200 passengers on board derailed in north Philadelphia on Tuesday night, killing at least five people and injuring scores of others, several of them critically, authorities said. Picture taken May 12, 2015. (Reuters Photo/PatrickMurphyPA/Handout)

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter speaks on a mobile phone as emergency responders search for passengers following an Amtrak train derailment in the Frankfort section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 12, 2015. An Amtrak passenger train with more than 200 passengers on board derailed in north Philadelphia on Tuesday night, killing at least five people and injuring more than 50 others, several of them critically, authorities said. Authorities said they had no idea what caused the train wreck, which left some demolished rail cars strewn upside down and on their sides in the city’s Port Richmond neighborhood along the Delaware River. (Reuters Photo/Bryan Woolston)

Emergency workers search for the injured after an Amtrak passenger train carrying more than 200 passengers from Washington, DC to New York derailed May 12, 2015 in north Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At least five people were killed and more than 50 others were injured in the crash. (AFP Photo/Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Police tape blocks the area near the wreckage of an Amtrak passenger train carrying more than 200 passengers from Washington, DC to New York that derailed May 12, 2015 in north Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At least five people were killed and more than 50 others were injured in the crash. (AFP Photo/Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Investigators and first responders work near the wreckage of an Amtrak passenger train carrying more than 200 passengers from Washington, DC to New York that derailed late last night May 13, 2015 in north Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At least five people were killed and more than 50 others were injured in the crash. (AFP/Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Investigators and first responders work near the wreckage of an Amtrak passenger train carrying more than 200 passengers from Washington, DC to New York that derailed late last night May 13, 2015 in north Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At least five people were killed and more than 50 others were injured in the crash. (AFP/Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Emergency workers and Amtrak personnel inspect a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. The commuter rail route where an Amtrak train left the track on Tuesday was not governed by an advanced safety technology meant to prevent high-speed derailments, officials familiar with the investigation said on Wednesday. (Reuters Photo/Lucas Jackson)

Emergency workers and Amtrak personnel inspect a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. The commuter rail route where an Amtrak train left the track on Tuesday was not governed by an advanced safety technology meant to prevent high-speed derailments, officials familiar with the investigation said on Wednesday. (Reuters Photo/Lucas Jackson)

Emergency workers and Amtrak personnel inspect a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. The commuter rail route where an Amtrak train left the track on Tuesday was not governed by an advanced safety technology meant to prevent high-speed derailments, officials familiar with the investigation said on Wednesday. (Reuters Photo/Lucas Jackson)

Emergency workers and Amtrak personnel inspect a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. The commuter rail route where an Amtrak train left the track on Tuesday was not governed by an advanced safety technology meant to prevent high-speed derailments, officials familiar with the investigation said on Wednesday. (Reuters Photo/Lucas Jackson)

Emergency workers look through the remains of a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. Rescue workers on Wednesday sifted through twisted metal and debris from the wreck of the Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia, killing six people and injuring scores of others, as investigators began reviewing data to determine the cause of an accident. (Reuters Photo/Lucas Jackson)

Officials work at the site of a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. Rescue workers searched through the debris on Wednesday for more victims of an Amtrak passenger train wreck in Philadelphia that killed six people and injured scores others as investigators sought to determine the cause of the derailment. Authorities said they did not know what caused the New York City-bound train carrying 243 people to derail at about 9:30 p.m. EDT Tuesday (0130 GMT Wednesday). The accident left rail cars mangled, ripped open and strewn upside down in the city’s Port Richmond neighborhood along the Delaware River. (Reuters Photo/Mike Segar)

Officials survey the site of a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. An Amtrak passenger train with more than 200 passengers on board derailed in north Philadelphia on Tuesday night, killing at least five people and injuring scores of others, several of them critically, authorities said. Authorities said they had no idea what caused the train wreck at about 9:30 p.m. local time that left some rail cars mangled, ripped open and strewn upside down and on their sides in the city’s Port Richmond neighborhood along the Delaware River. (Reuters Photo/Mike Segar)

Officials meet at the site of a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. Rescue workers searched through the debris on Wednesday for more victims of an Amtrak passenger train wreck in Philadelphia that killed six people and injured scores others as investigators sought to determine the cause of the derailment. Authorities said they did not know what caused the New York City-bound train carrying 243 people to derail at about 9:30 p.m. EDT Tuesday (0130 GMT Wednesday). The accident left rail cars mangled, ripped open and strewn upside down in the city’s Port Richmond neighborhood along the Delaware River. (Reuters Photo/Mike Segar)

An Amtrak official walks along the rail lines near a derailed Amtrak train in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 13, 2015. Federal investigators have recovered the black box from the wreckage of an Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia and were reviewing data to determine what caused the crash that killed at least seven people and injured more than 200, officials said on Wednesday. The train may have been traveling more than 100 miles an hour (161 kph) when it derailed on a sharp curve, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing two people familiar with the investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). (Reuters Photo/Mike Segar)

Investigators and first responders work near the wreckage of Amtrak Northeast Regional Train 188, from Washington to New York, that derailed yesterday May 13, 2015 in north Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At least six people were killed and more than 200 others were injured in the crash. (AFP/Win McNamee/Getty Images)

This May 13, 2015 still image from video released by the National Transportaion Safety Board(NTSB) shows wreckage at the scene of an Amtrack train that derailed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. US investigators on Wednesday painstakingly combed through the twisted wreckage of an Amtrak train for clues as to why it derailed in Philadelphia, leaving at least six people dead and more than 200 injured. Officials warned the death toll could rise after the crash late Tuesday along the busy northeast US rail corridor linking Washington and New York, as some of the 243 passengers and crew believed to have been on the train had not yet been accounted for. Experts in bright orange vests from the National Transportation Safety Board and other agencies were on the scene hunting for clues — and more possible victims — as analysts mined the recovered black box for possible evidence. (AFP Photo/Handout/NTSB)

Maintance workers repair damaged lines after poles were knocked over when an Amtrak Northeast Regional Train derailed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on May 13, 2015. US investigators on Wednesday painstakingly combed through the twisted wreckage of an Amtrak train for clues as to why it derailed in Philadelphia, leaving at least six people dead and more than 200 injured. Officials warned the death toll could rise after the crash late Tuesday along the busy northeast US rail corridor linking Washington and New York, as some of the 243 passengers and crew believed to have been on the train had not yet been accounted for. (AFP Photo/Andrew Caballero Reynolds)

A police officer looks on at a closed road near an Amtrak Northeast Regional Train that derailed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on May 13, 2015. US investigators on Wednesday painstakingly combed through the twisted wreckage of an Amtrak train for clues as to why it derailed in Philadelphia, leaving at least six people dead and more than 200 injured. Officials warned the death toll could rise after the crash late Tuesday along the busy northeast US rail corridor linking Washington and New York, as some of the 243 passengers and crew believed to have been on the train had not yet been accounted for. (AFP Photo/Andrew Caballero Reynolds)

Injured Amtrak derailment passengers that were bused from to New York from Philadelphia wait at Penn Station May 13, 2015 in New York. Rescuers on Wednesday combed through the mangled wreckage of a derailed train in Philadelphia after an accident that left at least six dead, as the difficult search for possible survivors continued. (AFP Photo/Timothy A. Clary)

Injured Amtrak passengers that were bused from to New York from Philadelphia wait at Penn Station May 13, 2015 in New York. Rescuers on Wednesday combed through the mangled wreckage of a derailed train in Philadelphia after an accident that left at least six dead, as the difficult search for possible survivors continued. (AFP Photo/Timothy A. Clary)

The Amtrak information board shows the Washington-bound train from New York as cancelled after an Amtrak train derailed in Philadelphia last night, on May 13, 2015 in New York City. The crash killed at least six people and injured dozens more. (AFP/Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Information screen showing cancelled train services at the Union Station on May 13, 2015 in Washington, DC. Service has been interrupted after Amtrak train derailed in Philadelphia last night, killing at least six people and injured more than 140. (AFP Photo/Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Carolan Berkeley, left, who had an Amtrak ticket to go from New York to Washington D.C., waits for a bus from New York to Washington D.C. on May 13, 2015 in New York City. An Amtrak train crash in Philadelphia last night has forced train service to be suspended between New York, Philadelphia and Washington D.C., causing commuters to use NJ Transit, flights and bus services. The crash killed at least six people and injured dozens more. (AFP Photo/Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Supporters of convicted Australian drug traffickers on death row in Indonesia attend a candlelight vigil held by Amnesty International in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

A woman holds up a banner calling on Indonesia to halt the planned execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers on death row during a candlelight vigil held by Amnesty International in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

A floral tribute spelling out the words “keep hope alive” is staged, during a candlelight vigil held by Amnesty International for a pair of convicted Australian traffickers on death row in Indonesia, in front of the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

Australians calling on Indonesia to halt the planned execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers on death row participate in a candlelight vigil held by Amnesty International in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

A woman props up the letter ‘E’ in a lit banner spelling out “Keep Hope Alive” during a candlelight vigil held by Amnesty International for two convicted Australian drug traffickers in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

Australians gather outside the Indonesian consulate as they call for a halt to the planned execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers, on death row in Indonesia, in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

A woman props up the letter ‘E’ in a lit banner spelling out “Keep Hope Alive” during a candlelight vigil held by Amnesty International for two convicted Australian drug traffickers in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

A handwritten note with a bouquet lays in front of the Indonesian consulate in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015, during a protest calling on Indonesia to halt the planned execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers on death row. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

A woman holds up a banner calling on Indonesia to halt the planned execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers on death row during a candlelight vigil held by Amnesty International in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

A woman props up the letter ‘E’ in a lit banner spelling out “Keep Hope Alive” during a candlelight vigil held by Amnesty International for two convicted Australian drug traffickers in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

A woman holds a banner calling for a halt to the planned execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers on death row in Indonesia, outside the Indonesian consulate in Sydney, Australia, April 27, 2015. Australia made a last-minute plea on Monday for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated. (Reuters Photo/Jason Reed)

A message in support of Australian drug convicts and death row prisoners Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan is seen on an entrance signage outside the Indonesian consulate general in Melbourne on April 27, 2015. Australia urged Indonesia April 27 to ensure the trials of two men sentenced to death on drugs charges were corruption free before their executions go ahead, as family members readied to say their last goodbyes. Authorities on April 25 gave formal notice to eight prisoners at the prison — from Australia, Brazil, Nigeria and the Philippines — that they would be executed by firing squad imminently, along with an Indonesian prisoner. (AFP Photo/Theo Karanikos)

Messages in support of Australian drug convicts and death row prisoners Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan are seen on an entrance gate to the Indonesian consulate general in Melbourne on April 27, 2015. Australia urged Indonesia April 27 to ensure the trials of two men sentenced to death on drugs charges were corruption free before their executions go ahead, as family members readied to say their last goodbyes. Authorities on April 25 gave formal notice to eight prisoners at the prison — from Australia, Brazil, Nigeria and the Philippines — that they would be executed by firing squad imminently, along with an Indonesian prisoner. (AFP Photo/Theo Karanikos)

A message for Australian drug convicts and death row prisoners Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan is seen on an entrance gate to the Indonesian consulate general in Melbourne on April 27, 2015. Australia urged Indonesia April 27 to ensure the trials of two men sentenced to death on drugs charges were corruption free before their executions go ahead, as family members readied to say their last goodbyes. Authorities on April 25 gave formal notice to eight prisoners at the prison — from Australia, Brazil, Nigeria and the Philippines — that they would be executed by firing squad imminently, along with an Indonesian prisoner. (AFP Photo/Theo Karanikos)

Messages for Australian drug convicts and death row prisoners Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan are seen on an entrance gate to the Indonesian consulate general in Melbourne on April 27, 2015. Australia urged Indonesia April 27 to ensure the trials of two men sentenced to death on drugs charges were corruption free before their executions go ahead, as family members readied to say their last goodbyes. Authorities on April 25 gave formal notice to eight prisoners at the prison — from Australia, Brazil, Nigeria and the Philippines — that they would be executed by firing squad imminently, along with an Indonesian prisoner. (AFP Photo/Theo Karanikos)

A message for Australian drug convicts and death row prisoners Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan is seen on an entrance gate to the Indonesian consulate general in Melbourne on April 27, 2015. Australia urged Indonesia April 27 to ensure the trials of two men sentenced to death on drugs charges were corruption free before their executions go ahead, as family members readied to say their last goodbyes. Authorities on April 25 gave formal notice to eight prisoners at the prison — from Australia, Brazil, Nigeria and the Philippines — that they would be executed by firing squad imminently, along with an Indonesian prisoner. (AFP Photo/Theo Karanikos)

A woman carries a placard calling mercy for two convicted Australian drug traffickers on death row in Indonesia, in front of the Indonesian consulate in Sydney on April 27, 2015. Australia urged Indonesia to ensure the trials of two men sentenced to death on drugs charges were corruption free before their executions go ahead, as family members readied to say their last goodbyes. (AFP Photo/Saeed Khan)

Demonstrators with placards appeal mercy for two convicted Australian drug traffickers on death row in Indonesia, in front of the Indonesian consulate in Sydney on April 27, 2015. Australia urged Indonesia to ensure the trials of two men sentenced to death on drugs charges were corruption free before their executions go ahead, as family members readied to say their last goodbyes. (AFP Photo/Saeed Khan)