London, May 25 (ANI): Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is ready to break through the club's wage structure to bring in a stellar signing like Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney. More »Wenger to smash through Arsenal wage structure to battle PSG, Monaco for 'wantaway' Rooney
London, May 25 (ANI): Former French football great Zinedine Zidane has claimed that Jose Mourinho could not handle the pressure at Real Madrid, following which he decided to quit.Real Madrid legend Zidane believes the pressure at Real Madrid is felt more as compared to other clubs and the expectation is that you have to win all of the matches and competitions.According to The Mirror, Mourinho failed to deal with the high pressure and expectations. He did not win which he admitted himself in a lot of interviews claimed Zidane. ... More »Mourinho couldn't handle high pressure at Madrid: Zidane
London, May 25 (ANI): Zinedine Zidane claimed that Chelsea's favourite Jose Mourinho could not handle the pressure at Real Madrid following which he would be quitting the club soon. More »Mourinho couldn't handle pressure at Madrid: Zidane
Washington, May 25 (ANI): Former CIA director General David Petraeus' mistress Paula Broadwell has apologized for her extra-marital affair with the disgraced chief. More »Petraeus' mistress Paula Broadwell apologizes for extra-marital affair
London, May 25 (ANI): There are growing tensions in northern Sri Lanka as Tamils are trying to prevent the Sinhalese-dominated army from taking over their land. More »Tamils rise up against Sri Lankan army's land 'seizure'
London, May 25 (ANI): Former world champion Damon Hill has warned Mercedes ace Lewis Hamilton that his biggest threat to second triumph in Monaco is his teammate Nico Rosberg, instead of big guns Sebastian Vettel or Fernando Alonso. More »Ex-world champ warns Hamilton to look out for 'biggest threat' Rosberg in Monaco
By Barbara Lewis BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European leaders have decided youth unemployment and the risk of social breakdown are among the toughest challenges they face and finding solutions will be a top priority for the coming months. In a letter released late on Friday, European Council President Herman Van Rompuy said youth unemployment was one of the most pressing issues for the 27-member European Union. ... More »EU steps up quest to solve youth unemployment
TOKYO (Reuters) - A delay in Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his wife moving into their official residence, the site of past assasinations, has revived talk of ghosts in the corridors, prompting the government to deny any knowledge of hauntings. Abe has not moved into the prime minister's official residence for five months since he took power. Asked by an opposition lawmaker about the reported hauntings, the government issued a formal statement on Friday saying it was not aware of ghost sightings, Asahi newspaper and other media reported. ... More »Japan govt says unaware of ghosts at PM residence - paper
By Mia Shanley STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Community patrols and a beefed-up police presence helped to calm violence around Stockholm overnight on Saturday but 20 to 30 cars were still torched in poor immigrant suburbs and serious incidents were reported outside the capital for the first time. The rioting in Stockholm abated after a week of masked youths vandalising schools and police stations, setting cars alight and hurling stones at firefighters, police said. "It was much calmer - rocks weren't being thrown at police or firefighters - and that's a sign that it's calmer. ... More »Sixth night of violence in Sweden, but police say capital calmer
LEEDS, United Kingdom, May 25, 2013 (AFP) - England captain Alastair Cook won the toss and elected to bat in the second and final Test against New Zealand at Headingley on Saturday after Friday's scheduled first day was washed out without a ball bowled. More »Cricket: England win toss and bat against New Zealand
Agartala, May 25 (IANS) In a major policy change, Bangladesh will allow India ferry foodgrains for the mountainous northeastern states via its territory, a Tripura minister said here. More »Bangladesh allows transit for foodgrains for northeast India
Los Angeles, May 25 (IANS) Brazilian model Gisele Bundchen believes "imperfections make us unique and beautiful", and so women must look real and raw in their photographs instead of being caked with make-up. More »Women should look real, raw: Gisele Bundchen
KARACHI, May 25, 2013 (AFP) - Troubled Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf will fight to clear his name in an ongoing spot-fixing scandal in India, family sources told AFP on Saturday, saying he had returned to his home in Lahore. More »Cricket: Umpire Rauf will fight to clear name - family
Mumbai, May 25 (IANS) Director Dharam Verma, who directed popular show "Lapataganj", is happy that the show is coming back with its second season. He says the new season promises a lot. More »'Lapataganj' director happy with show's comeback
Mumbai, May 25 (IANS) The Indian cricket team will depart for England and Wales from here May 29 to participate in the ICC Champions Trophy to be held June 6-23. More »Indian team departs for Champions Trophy May 29
New Delhi, May 25 (IANS) Designer duo Shantanu and Nikhil have created a signature line based on Disney characters. The line is for children aged between 6 and 14. More »Shantanu and Nikhil use Disney characters for kidswear
Los Angeles, May 25 (IANS) Actor-comedian Russell Brand has reportedly been attacked by fans of band One Direction for daring to call the band's member Harry Styles a womaniser. More »One Direction fans criticise Russell Brand
Aizawl, May 25 (IANS) The northeastern state Mizoram expects to get financial aid from the World Bank for the development of roads in the mountainous state, bordering Myanmar and Bangladesh, officials said here Saturday. More »Mizoram to lay roads with World Bank aid
Kolkata, May 25 (IANS) The familiar scenes of commuters arguing with conductors in Kolkata buses over short change may soon be a thing of past as the bus operators have now hit upon the idea of handing out coupons, or "due slips" with holograms, in lieu of change. More »Slips with holograms to replace coins on Kolkata buses
Srinagar, May 25 (ANI): Residents in Srinagar are demanding the immediate repair of the parapet walls surrounding the scenic Dal Lake, as it has become unsafe for visitors. More »Damaged wall, a blot on Kashmir's Dal lake