London: Nicolas Sarkozy is the most unpopular French President in five decades, according to a new poll.

According to the French poll, ahead of another week of strikes, petrol shortages and travel d

London: Superman has undergone a huge makeover – the once squeaky clean and muscled superhero now looks more like Robert Pattinson than Christopher Reeves – dark, brooding and lanky.

Superman now has

London: The reason for women outliving men has been put down to the possibility that the cells of male bodies are not genetically programmed to last as long as those of the females.

Professor Tom Kir

London: A paranormal expert in Britain has claimed that ghosts are trying to contact the living through mobile phones, with the number of mystery calls attributed to them rising by 43 per cent in the

Islamabad: Despite increasing US pressure on Islamabad to act swiftly against terrorists present in the country, thus helping turn around the war in Afghanistan, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi

New York: An aspiring model in the US has sued an app-maker and Apple for making her an international sex sensation on the Internet.

Rebecca Battino, 19, from Long Island, had taken the sexy self-po

A British family is set to enter the record books for having the world’s oldest siblings, with their combined ages almost touching 500-years.
The five Bartletts, Kathleen, 102, Gladys, 100, Lillian, 94, Leonard, 92, and Courtney, 86, were born to Victorian parents in the early 1900s, and they have seen off 19 Prime Ministers, five Monarchs and two World Wars.

New pilot Prince William and his longtime girlfriend Kate Middleton apparently enjoyed a secret safari in Africa.
The couple went for the 10-day trip to Kenya to celebrate William passing his tough RAF helicopter search and rescue course. It came just days after he completed his

Quetta: Pakistani political leaders and religious scholars have made a unanimous declaration justifying the call for former military ruler Pervez Musharraf’s murder for his allegedly unpardonable crim

London: It seems rescued Chilean miners are finding it tough to live a normal life, with many of them still grappling with mental and physical problems.

One of them rescued after more than two month