Wedding bells for Jenna Bush Washington : For perhaps the first time in his presidency, George W. Bush's role as commander in chief will take a back seat this weekend to a much more personal, private role -- that of the Father of the Bride. More
	World's most dangerous beaches Sydney : A beach vacation usually conjures up images of lying on white sand relaxing not dicing with death but a website has come up with a list of the world`s most dangerous beaches. Strong currents and deadly jellyfish are among the dangers that More
	Teens turning to alcohol, drugs 'for sexual high' London : More and more teenagers in Europe are turning to alcohol and drugs to improve their sex lives, a new study has revealed. In their study, researchers questioned 1,341 young people in nine cities across Europe More
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Sports Ministry approves IHF suspension New Delhi : The Sports Ministry on Friday accepted the Indian Olympic Association's decision to suspend the Indian Hockey More 13,000 police force to keep vigil in Bangalore Bangalore : A 13,000 strong-police force will be deployed in Bangalore city, the state capital, to ensure free and fair polls More Korea turns over nuclear weapons papers Washington : North Korea handed detailed nuclear weapons records to the United States, an important peek into the More US House passes major housing rescue bill Washington : The US House of Representatives has approved legislation to create a USD 300 billion mortgage-insurance fund More 1

Osama is not hiding in Pakistan: Pak Defence Minister Islamabad : Al Qaeda Chief Osama Bin Laden is not hiding in its territory, Pakistan's new Defence Minister Chaudhry Ahmed More Six accused of riots including Sena MLA acquitted Mumbai : The special riots court on Friday acquitted six persons charged of instigating violence during the 1992-93 More Berlusconi sworn in as Italian PM Rome : Italian conservative leader Silvio Berlusconi was sworn in as premier on Thursday, his third time as head of an Italian More 1.5 mn affected by Myanmar storm: UN Yangon : The United Nations estimated 1.5 million people have been "severely affected" by the cyclone that swept through More 1