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500,000 marooned in flood ravaged Bangladesh, six killed in landslides

At least six people have died in landslides triggered off by heavy rains in Bangladesh''s Habibganj District. Flash floods have stranded 500,000 people, officials said on
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[World] UAE contributes 500,000 dollars to UN for Bhutto’s assassination probe

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will contribute 500,000 dollars to the United Nations (UN) Trust Fund, for a UN commission enquiry into the former Prime ...
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[World] ‘Influential’ Musharraf gives assurance to detained Pak family

Former Pakistan President General (r) Pervez Musharraf assured Pakistani family recently that he would use his influence with the Saudi Arabian government to get them ...
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[World] Internal threat facing Pakistan far greater than external: Kayani

Pakistan Chief of Army Staff , General Ashfaq Kayani has said that the internal threat facing the country was more threatening than the external, and ...
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[World] Iranian lawyer says to seek permission to meet detained UK embassy staffer

An Iranian lawyer has said that he is seeking the permission of the concerned authorities here to see a detained British embassy staffer who has ...
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[World] Sarah Palin’s daughter’s ex to pen tell-all book

Sarah Palin’s daughter’s ex-boyfriend Levi Johnston is planning to pen a tell-all book.   According to Johnston’s bodyguard/publicist, Tank, he is planning to write a book that ...
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[World] Newcastle women ‘sexiest’ in Britain

Women from Newcastle, home of ‘Girls Aloud’ star Cheryl Cole, have been voted as the ‘sexiest’ in Britain.   The Newcastle women pushed the London babes down ...
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[World] Brit woman lay dead in home for five years

A woman’s dead body, which may have been lying in her home for almost five years, has been discovered in Britain.   The remains of Isabella ...
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[World] Russian spacecraft landed on moon hours before Americans

A Russian spacecraft is said to have landed on the moon hours before NASA''s Apollo 11 in 1969. According to a recording that has now been ...
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[World] UK binmen refuse to empty bins three inches out of exact position

In what may be dubbed a bizarre obsession with exactness, binmen in England declined to empty a wheelie bin because a homeowner alleged it was ...
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Russian spacecraft landed on moon hours before Americans

A Russian spacecraft is said to have landed on the moon hours before NASA''s Apollo 11 in 1969. According to a recording that has now been

Brit woman lay dead in home for five years

A woman’s dead body, which may have been lying in her home for almost five years, has been discovered in Britain.   The remains of Isabella

Newcastle women ‘sexiest’ in Britain

Women from Newcastle, home of ‘Girls Aloud’ star Cheryl Cole, have been voted as the ‘sexiest’ in Britain.   The Newcastle women pushed the London babes down

Sarah Palin’s daughter’s ex to pen tell-all book

Sarah Palin’s daughter’s ex-boyfriend Levi Johnston is planning to pen a tell-all book.   According to Johnston’s bodyguard/publicist, Tank, he is planning to write a book that

Iranian lawyer says to seek permission to meet detained UK embassy staffer

An Iranian lawyer has said that he is seeking the permission of the concerned authorities here to see a detained British embassy staffer who has

Internal threat facing Pakistan far greater than external: Kayani

Pakistan Chief of Army Staff , General Ashfaq Kayani has said that the internal threat facing the country was more threatening than the external, and

‘Influential’ Musharraf gives assurance to detained Pak family

Former Pakistan President General (r) Pervez Musharraf assured Pakistani family recently that he would use his influence with the Saudi Arabian government to get them

UAE contributes 500,000 dollars to UN for Bhutto’s assassination probe

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will contribute 500,000 dollars to the United Nations (UN) Trust Fund, for a UN commission enquiry into the former Prime

500,000 marooned in flood ravaged Bangladesh, six killed in landslides

At least six people have died in landslides triggered off by heavy rains in Bangladesh''s Habibganj District. Flash floods have stranded 500,000 people, officials said on

British immigration officials pass Pak visas in just 11 minutes

British immigration officials in Pakistan devote just 11 minutes to scrutinize and pass a visa application in a country considered to be the hotbed of
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