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Race row erupts over British National Party-backed film London, Nov 7 : A British National Party-backed political film, which has been posted on YouTube, has erupted a race row for showing a British borough without a white person in sight.

Eight-year-old son reprimanded Drogba for his infamous rant at referee London, Nov 7 : Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has revealed that his eight-year-old son Isaac Drogba had reprimanded him for his infamous rant at the referee after his team's Champions League exit to Barcelona last season.

Products with detailed nutritional info sell more Washington, November 7 : Products with detailed nutritional information are picked more from the shelves than the so-called light items, according to a study.

The British woman who has two vaginas New York, November 07 : A 29-year-old British woman who has two vaginas will soon open up about her life in 'The Tyra Banks Show.'

Pakistanis blame 'foreign powers' for deadly Peshawar blast Washington, Nov.7 : While the Pakistan government has blamed the banned terror outfits such as the Taliban and Al-Qaeda for the devastating car bomb blast in Peshawar’s Meena Bazaar, in which over 100 people were killed, many Pakistanis believe it was countries like the US, India and Israel which were the real enemies of the state and not the Islamist extremist organisations.

All NRO beneficiaries liable for arrest, prosecution: Ahsan Islamabad, Nov.7 : Former Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) president and senior Pakistan People's Party (PPP) leader, Aitzaz Ahsan, has said that all those who had used the National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) for their benefit were liable for arrest and prosecution.

Computer simulations may be overstating impact of climate change on biodiversity London, November 7 : In a new research, scientists have suggested that some large-scale computer simulations may be overestimating the impact of climate change on biodiversity in some regions.

Beckham earns whopping 10.7 million pounds, doubling his payout London, Nov 7 : Ace midfielder David Beckham has raked in a whopping 10.7 million pounds last year in sponsorship deals, doubling his payout from the previous 12 months.

Climate warming and loss of ice unprecedented in last 14,000 years Washington, November 7 : A new analysis has revealed that the period of climate warming and loss of ice being witnessed currently in the Antarctic Peninsula has been never been seen in the last 14,000 years.

UN says Nepal parties should fix president's powers By Sudeshna Sarkar, Kathmandu, Nov 7 : Ignoring a rebuff by Nepal's ruling parties, who have asked the UN not to intervene in the republic's internal matters, a top UN official is suggesting that the parties fix the powers of President Ram Baran Yadav, whose action almost six months ago triggered a fresh crisis in the Himalayan nation.

Randhawa in line for career-best finish in world golf tourney By V. Krishnaswamy, Shanghai, Nov 7 : Jyoti Randhawa seems to have found his rhythm and focus at the right time as he added another two-under 70 on a difficult day to keep in sight a first-ever top five finish in a World Golf Championship (WGC). The Indian moved two places, from tied eighth to tied sixth at the end of the third round in the WGC-HSBC Champions here Saturday.

Take That members reach Scotland for Mark Owen's fairytale wedding London, November 07 : Take That members Gary Barlow, Jason Orange and Howard Donald have reached Scotland for the wedding of their bandmate Mark Owen.

Mars Express acquires spectacular views of chaotic terrain on Red Planet Paris, November 7 : Mars Express recently flew over the boundary between Kasei Valles and Sacra Fossae and imaged the region, acquiring spectacular views of the chaotic terrain in the area.

'Petrified' Palin bans phones, laptops, cameras from speech venue Washington, Nov. 7 : Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin is so petrified of being misconstrued at an upcoming event that the organizers have banned phones, laptops and cameras at the venue.

'Reputation of British Armed Forces at risk in Afghanistan' London, Nov. 7 : If Britain fails to make any progress in the Afghanistan war, the reputation and long-term future of its Armed forces will be at risk, two top defence ministry officials have said.

Karzai will lose international support if he fails to get rid of corruption: Brown Karzai will lose international support if he fails to get rid of corruption: Brown London, Nov. 7 : British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has warned Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai that he would lose international support if he fails to get rid of corruption prevalent in his government.

Payload for Hylas satellite shipped to India from England Paris, November 7 : Reports indicate that the communications payload for Hylas, a flexible, broadband Ka-band satellite, has been shipped from England to India for integration with the platform, marking a key milestone for the project.

Lesbian kiss girls win 1000 pounds over nightclub ban! London, Nov 7 : Two lesbians, who were asked to stop kissing by staff of a nightclub, have won compensation of 1000 pounds from the club's bosses.

Gay rights activists honour Boyzone London, Nov 7 : Irish pop group Boyzone has been honoured by gay rights campaigners here, with a special tribute for late member Stephen Gately.

In Malaysia, defection may lead to divorce Kuala Lumpur, Nov 7 : Change of loyalty to the party may require lawmakers belonging to the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) to divorce their wives. The move has caused outcry in political and legal circles.

Federer lines up a childhood friend for Basle semis Basle (Switzerland), Nov 7 : Friendship will be on the back burner when Roger Federer faces childhood mate Marco Chiudinelli in a battle of Basle boys for a place in the final of the Swiss Indoors.

Djokovic joins the call for more rational ATP season Basle (Switzerland), Nov 7 : Exhausted Novak Djokovic is determined to make the most of the remainder of the marathon Association of Tennis Professional (ATP) season, saying his top priority will be to get some much-needed December rest.

Chelsea boss heaps praise on Ferguson's unparalleled reign London, Nov 7 : Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti, who as manager of AC Milan twice bundled Alex Ferguson's team out of the Champions League, heaped praise by saying that Ferguson's 23 years in charge at Old Trafford is a reign unheard of in Italy.

Judge blasts Defoe for his 'shameful behaviour' in skipping court date London, Nov 7 : Judge Anthony Goldstaub QC dismissed the appeal of ace England footballer Jermain Defoe, and blasted his 'shameful behaviour.'

Bundesliga leaders Leverkusen crush Frankfurt 4-0 Leverkusen (Germany), Nov 7 : Bundesliga leaders Bayer Leverkusen wasted no time in a 4-0 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt.

Rise in sea levels on Australia's eastern seaboard much slower than predicted Sydney, November 7 : Reports indicate that sea levels on Australia's eastern seaboard are rising at less than a third of the rate that the New South Wales Government is predicting.

Govt-backed UK madrassas may be grooming kids for Islamic terrorism, fear critics London, Nov. 7 : Critics have expressed fears that madrassas backed by the UK Government might be grooming vulnerable children for Islamic extremism or even terrorism.

Musharraf fears Sharif would make his life 'miserable' if he replaces Zardari Islamabad, Nov.7 : Pakistan's current turbulent political scenario seems to have the former President General Pervez Musharraf worried.

Comet chaser Rosetta's Earth swingby right on schedule Paris, November 7 : Estimates have shown that European Space Agency's (ESA) comet chaser Rosetta's Earth swingby is right on schedule, and it would pass within a few kilometers of the planned point of closest approach during the swingby.

One-third of Brit women in their 40s prowling for toyboys London, November 07 : A new poll has found that one in three women aged over 40 years in Britain seek young lovers.

Ferguson asks Man U to get their act together against Chelsea London, Nov 7 : Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has ordered his men to get their act together ahead of the crucial clash against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Torres to play through pain defying doctor's orders to halt Liverpool slump London, Nov 7 : Ace Liverpool striker Fernando Torres, who is suffering from a groin injury, will defy his doctor's orders to bring his club out of its slump.

Indian students left stranded in Australia with closure of tenth school Sydney, Nov. 7 : Hundreds of Indian students studying in Australia have been left in the lurch, with the sudden collapse of the Global Campus Management Group closing down four colleges in Sydney and Melbourne on Thursday.

Videogame designs military strategies based on ants' movements Washington, November 7 : A researcher of the University of Granada has designed a new system for the mobility of military troops within a battlefield based on the mechanisms used by ant colonies to move using a commercial videogame.

Men, women deal differently with technological problems London, Nov 7 : A survey has found that men and women have different approaches when it comes to dealing with technological problems.

Scientists debunk six 2012 end-of-the-world myths Washington, November 7 : A team of scientists has debunked six myths about the world supposedly ending in 2012 according to an ancient Mayan prophecy.

Man U's 'Muscleman' Fletcher beefed-up for clash with Chelsea London, Nov 7 : Manchester United's star midfielder Darren Fletcher is ready for the crucial game against Chelsea and has made sure that he's big enough by building up his muscles so he can match any midfielder pound for pound.

PAF's Karachi base, NATO containers under severe terror threat, warns Pak intelligence Karachi, Nov.7 : Pakistan Intelligence agencies have issued warnings regarding a probable terror attack on the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) base in Karachi.

Chelsea boss Ancelotti rules out Liverpool's title chances London, Nov 7 : Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti has increased pressure on Rafa Benitez by ruling out Liverpool's title chances.

Indian, Pakistani, Black teachers facing 'endemic culture of racism' in British schools London, Nov. 7 : With nearly half of Black and minority ethnic (BME) teachers complaining of racial discrimination, schools in Britain have developed an 'endemic culture of institutional racism,' a new research has found.

Malaysian education ministry urged to allow Indian students to take Tamil paper Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 7 : In a memorandum submitted to the Malaysian Education Ministry, eleven Malay-Indian organisation have asked the ministry to allow Indian students to take Tamil Literature as an additional subject in the SPM examination.

Zardari sensationally reveals how he thwarted three dethroning attempts till date Islamabad, Nov.7 : Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has himself revealed that certain political quarters in the country are trying relentlessly to depose him from Presidency, and that he has thwarted three such attempts in the past.

No import of Nepal's Maoists, arms to India: Home secretary By Sudeshna Sarkar, Kathmandu, Nov 7 : India's Home Decretary G.K. Pillai Saturday wound up bilateral security talks with Nepal here with no progress in the new extradition treaty proposed by New Delhi. He also scotched allegations that Nepal's Maoists and their arms were being 'imported' to India to fan anti-government violence in the sub-continent.

Man stoned to death in Somalia for adultery Mogadishu, Nov 7 : Somali insurgent group al-Shabaab has stoned a man to death in the port town of Marka for committing adultery, officials said.

500 pounds-'Breastox' lifts bust in just 30 minutes! London, Nov 7 : Women will no longer have to undergo painful and lengthy boob jobs, thanks to 'Breastox' which allows girls to boost their busts in just 30 minutes.

Zia blames 'foreign hand' for industrial violence Dhaka, Nov 7 : Former Bangladesh prime minister Khaleda Zia has blamed 'instigation by competitor foreign countries' for the recurring violence in the country's money-spinning garment sector.

The Gruffalo voted best bedtime story in UK London, November 7 : Children's classic The Gruffalo has been named the best bedtime story in the UK, says a poll.

SA man hits jackpot twice in 7yrs! London, Nov 7 : A South African man has scooped lottery jackpot twice in seven years.

US tissue firm offers 10,000 dollars for hanging out at restrooms New York, Nov 7 : A major US toilet tissue company is offering a 10,000 dollars pay to five enthusiastic people willing to hang out at its Times Square restrooms for six weeks as its ambassadors during the holiday season.

Brave policewoman who shot down Fort Hood gunman hailed a heroine Washington, Nov. 7 : A female civilian officer is being hailed as a heroine for shooting down the Fort Hood gunman who allegedly killed 13 American soldiers and injured 30 others at America's biggest military base.

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