Tuesday 9th February, 2010

• Heather Mills vows never to marry again

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  London, February 9 : Sir Paul McCartney's former wife Heather Mills has pledged never to walk down the aisle again.

• Kutcher, Moore to send roses to human trafficking victims on V-Day

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  London, February 9 : Actors Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore have decided to make this Valentine Day special for 270 human trafficking victims.

• MJ's doc pleads not guilty to manslaughter charge

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  London, February 9 : Michael Jackson's former doctor who faced a charge of involuntary manslaughter has pleaded not guilty over the star's death.

• John Terry 'vows to save his marriage'

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  London, Feb 9 : Troubled Chelsea star John Terry has vowed to save his marriage, it has emerged.

• Kate Moss difficult to work with, says Calvin Klein

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  London, February 9 : Calvin Klein has revealed he had professional troubles working with Kate Moss, calling her a "difficult" person to work with.

• Brangelina sue Brit newspaper over divorce allegation

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  London, Feb 09 : Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have sued The News Of the World newspaper for publishing false reports about the couple signing a divorce deal.

• Pete Doherty voted worst celebrity neighbour

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  London, Feb 8 (IANS) British rocker Pete Doherty has been voted the least desirable celebrity neighbour in a new online poll.

• East India Company coming to India again: report

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  London, Feb 8 (IANS) East India Company, whose forces once ruled over much of India, is coming to India again but under Indian ownership this time around, a British newspaper reported Monday.

• Kolkata family exhibits musical instruments of British Raj era

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  Kolkata, Feb 8 : An exhibition of a family's collection of heirlooms of ancient musical instruments is proving to be an attraction for students and scholars of history in Kolkata.

• Iran making 'advanced' unmanned drones

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  London, Feb.8 : Iran's Defence Minister Ahmad Vahidi has opened two production lines for the manufacture of aircraft, especially advanced unmanned drones, which could carry out "surveillance, detection and even assaults with high precision," the country's FARS news agency has reported.

• Carey Mulligan desperate to meet Macca

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  London, Feb 8 : British actress Carey Mulligan is said to be desperate to meet Sir Paul McCartney, reason being that his midwife mum delivered her dad.

• Susan Boyle turns down 10m pounds mansion for cat's sake

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  London, Feb 8 : 'I Dreamed A Dream' singer Susan Boyle is said to have turned down a chance to move into a 10-million-pound mansion, as she does not want to uproot her beloved pet cat Pebbles.

• Kanye West denies airplane tantrum report

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  London, Feb 8 : Rapper Kanye West has denied a report that he threw a tantrum after he was seated in the business class on a recent flight.

• Rihanna seeks Pepsi's help in fight against leukaemia

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  London, Feb 8 : Barbadian singer Rihanna is said to be seeking financial aid from beverage giant Pepsi to help in the fight against leukaemia.

• Simon Cowell 'getting serious with new ladylove'

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  London, Feb 8 : Music mogul Simon Cowell's relationship with his new love is said to be "getting serious", as they step out in public together for the first time.

• British TV fined for killng rat on reality show

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  Sydney, Feb 8 (DPA) British commercial broadcaster ITV was fined by an Australian court after it pleaded guilty to animal cruelty over the televised death of a rat, media reports said Monday.

• Sikh kids should be allowed to wear kirpans, karas in public: Brit Asian judge

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  London, Feb 8: Britain's first Asian judge, Sir Mota Singh, has said that Sikh schoolchildren should be allowed to wear their ceremonial daggers at all times in all public places.

• Oasis rocker Liam Gallagher to rename the band

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  London, Feb 8 : Liam Gallagher is set to change the name of his rock band Oasis after the exit of his brother Noel.

• John Terry's wife Toni's T-shirt shows her turmoil

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  London, Feb 8 : English footballer John Terry's wife Toni has been spotted in Dubai sporting a T-shirt which carried the message "I love the chaos" on the front and "I hate the confusion" on the back.

• Intikhab Alam likely to be sacked as Pakistan coach

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  Karachi, Feb 8 (IANS) Intikhab Alam's future as Pakistan coach is doubtful after he was ignored for a brief tour of Dubai where the team will play two Twenty20 Internationals against England later this month.

• Global warming may become global cooling this century

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  London, Feb 8 : A leading analyst has claimed that global warming is set to become global cooling this century, with temperatures falling by about 0.5 degree Celsius by the year 2050.

• Aggressive amorous ducks will destroy North Yorkshire tourism: Locals

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  London, Feb 8 : The overly aggressive mating behaviour of amorous ducks could destroy tourism in rural North Yorkshire market town, say locals.

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