British tourist dies in Dubai police custody
A British tourist has died in police custody in Dubai, the UK Foreign Office confirmed on Thursday, amid newspaper reports that he suffered severe beatings while in detention.
Lee Brown 39, was repor
FBI spied on Beatles, Michael Jackson, even KFC boss
Classified FBI files that have now been made public reveal that the American domestic intelligence agency spied on the Beatles and Michael Jackson in case they disturbed national security.
The secret
India’s Tishani Doshi not in Orange Prize shortlist
Indian writer Tishani Doshi did not make it to the six-book shortlist for this year’s Orange Prize for Fiction.
Lap dancers in class, teacher fired
A university lecturer in the US has been suspended after he allegedly held a seminar in which students received lap dances from strippers.
Professor Jack Rappaport, 57, charged students 150 dollars t
Tendulkar named Wisden Cricketer of Year
Sachin Tendulkar has been named Wisden's Cricketer of the Year for 2010, crowning a golden month for ‘the Little Master’ which also saw him play a starring role in India's World Cup triumph.
Tendulka
Horner bullish about Webber title challenge
Mark Webber can be a contender for the Formula One world title this season his Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said on Tuesday.
The 34-year-old Australian has struggled in the first two races of
UK 2-yr-old is 1st with extra DNA
A two-year-old boy in Britain has reportedly become the world’s first person to be born with an extra strand in his DNA.
Alfie Clamp was born blind and with severe disabilities, which led doctors to carry out various tests. The tests revealed his seventh chromosome had an “extra arm”, which has never been documented anywhere in the world before, the Daily Mail has reported.
Penis museum finally gets human specimen
In life, Pall Arason was an attention-seeker. In death, the 95-year-old Icelander’s pickled penis will be the main attraction at one of the world’s most bizarre museums.
Nazi officer behind Frank arrest ‘became spy’
The Nazi officer responsible for the arrest of Anne Frank — one of the most renowned and most discussed Jewish victims of Adolf Hitler-driven Holocaust — spied for West Germany after World War II, say
Female bosses ‘can wreck other women’s promotion’
It may not be true always, but a study says that female bosses in a male-dominated environment can wreck other women’s promotion hopes.