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Australia vice captain withdraws from start of West Indies tour

AP Fri, May 9

BRISBANE, Australia (AP) _ Vice captain Michael Clarke has withdrawn from the start of Australia's three-test cricket tour to the West Indies to remain in Sydney for family reasons.

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  1. Pakistani rupee slides to record low against US dollar as economic problems mount AP - Fri, May 9

    KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) _ Pakistan's currency slumped to a record low against the U.S. dollar on Friday as rising oil prices exacerbate concern about its yawning trade deficit and high inflation. 

  2. Britain's most haunted places revealed Reuters - Fri, May 9

    By Peter Griffiths
    LONDON (Reuters Life!) - From screaming skulls and headless horsemen to murdered brides and phantom farmers, English folklore is full of spine-tingling ghost stories. 

  3. Odds favour Congress in Karnataka's first phase of poll IANS - Fri, May 9

    Bangalore, May 9 (IANS) The stage is set for a battle of nerves Saturday between an upbeat Congress and a defensive Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) in the first phase of Karnataka election where the fortunes of about 950 candidates will be decided by 17. 

  4. Indian environmentalist says Nargis cyclone is a "sign of things to come" ANI - Fri, May 9

    Canberra, May 9 (ANI): An Indian environmentalist has warned that the Nargis cyclone that devastated Burma is a "sign of things to come", as climate change caused extreme weather to increase in intensity. 

  5. A man uses an electronic machine to check an Indian currency note at a money exchange shop in Siliguri in this February 5, 2008 file photo. REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri/Files
    Rupee trims early gains as oil prices weigh Reuters - Fri, May 9

    MUMBAI (Reuters) - The rupee traded stronger in midday trade on Friday, as exporters sold dollars to lock in profits on the local unit's fall, but gains were limited by dollar demand from oil companies. 

  6. India's Finance Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram speaks during a news conference in New Delhi in this February 29, 2008 file photo. REUTERS/B Mathur/Files
    Latest inflation data a "big relief" - Chidambaram Reuters - Fri, May 9

    NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Finance Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram said on Friday a marginal increase in the annual wholesale price inflation rate in late April had come as a major relief, and was not statistically significant. 

  7. India will protest to Pakistan over border fire Reuters - Fri, May 9

    SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - India will lodge a protest with Pakistan after soldiers came under heavy cross-border fire while trying to stop a group of armed men from sneaking into its part of Kashmir, a security official said on Friday. 

  8. Australia vice captain withdraws from start of West Indies tour
    Australia vice captain withdraws from start of West Indies tour AP - Fri, May 9

    BRISBANE, Australia (AP) _ Vice captain Michael Clarke has withdrawn from the start of Australia's three-test cricket tour to the West Indies to remain in Sydney for family reasons. 

  9. British Airways takes beef off its menu PTI - Fri, May 9

    London, May 9 (PTI) British Airways has taken beef off its menu for economy-class passengers on most international flights in a bid to avoid offending Hindus. 

  10. Cannibalism is what triggers off locust migration ANI - Fri, May 9

    Washington, May 9 (ANI): Locust migrations have been viewed as one of the most spectacular events in nature. In seemingly spontaneous fashion, around 10 billion critters can suddenly throng the air and carpet the ground, bringing destruction. 

  1. Common drug can help ease leg cramping ANI - Wed, May 7

    Washington, May 7 (ANI): People with leg cramps caused by narrowing blood vessels often stop walking because of the pain, but those who take naftidrofuryl - a drug that relaxes blood vessels - don't have to pause nearly as often, according to a new review by Belgian researchers. 

  2. Meet the man who has been hiccupping for 15 months! ANI - Wed, May 7

    London, May 7 (ANI): A British musician is desperately looking forward to a cure for his hiccups - which have been going on for 15 months. 

  3. 'IPL is cricket on cocaine' HT - Wed, May 7

    She predicts Bollywood's reigning superstar Shah Rukh Khan to make a shift to politics soon. The Indian Premier League is 'cricket on cocaine', she thinks. As for the controversy surrounding cheerleaders, her answer is short and simple - 'Fans are not complaining, only the politicians. 

  4. Long live LSD! HT - Sat, May 3

    The father of the 'problem child' has left for a trip to the other world. 

  5. New model of inner Earth clarifies mantle motion ANI - Fri, May 2

    Washington, May 2 (ANI): Scientists have developed a new model of inner Earth, which pulls past information and hypotheses into a coherent story to clarify mantle motion. 

  6. Keeping craft alive HT - Fri, May 2

    There are some people who believe that they have a larger calling in life and are willing to give up everything to fulfill that. Samira Awasthi, textile designer, is one such person. 

  7. Help, a scary bird HT - Fri, May 2

    At around four in the afternoon on April 26, Erik Kurzweil, counsellor in the German embassy, witnessed an incredible sight in the first-floor guestroom of his Malcha Marg bungalow - a huge bird sitting on the bed and flapping its giant wings. 

  8. An Indian heiress HT - Fri, May 2

    She's the London-based heiress and philanthropist who paid Bill Clinton a whopping $4,50,000 to speak at the fund-raiser of her Fortune Forum in London. 

  9. The 4 simple steps to reverse damage from fast food diet ANI - Wed, Apr 30

    Washington, Apr 30 (ANI): You can reverse the damage caused to liver and other vital organs due to unhealthy eating habits, by simply quitting the detrimental lifestyle, says a leading liver specialist at Saint Louis University. 

  10. Shahid Kapur to sport long hair, six-pack abs IANS - Tue, Apr 29

    Mumbai, April 29 (IANS) Emulating Shah Rukh Khan, actor Shahid Kapur is growing his hair and going for six-pack abs for his upcoming project, a musical to be directed by Ken Ghosh. 

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  1. Britain's most haunted places revealed Reuters - Fri, May 9

    By Peter Griffiths
    LONDON (Reuters Life!) - From screaming skulls and headless horsemen to murdered brides and phantom farmers, English folklore is full of spine-tingling ghost stories. 

  2. Flesh eating insects feasted on dino bones ANI - Fri, May 9

    Washington, May 9 (ANI): A new research has attributed the cause of most dinosaur skeletons exhibiting pits, grooves and furrows to flesh and bone-eating insects, which gnawed on the dinosaur bones. 

  3. Ponting turns to plasma TV to overcome form slump ANI - Fri, May 9

    Melbourne, May 9 (ANI): To overcome his form slump, Australian skipper Ricky Ponting has turned to high-tech plasma screen technology before the tour to the West Indies. 

  4. Villagers in India kill leopard after park staff fail to catch it, says forest official AP - Fri, May 9

    LUCKNOW, India (AP) _ Irate villagers chased, shot and burned a 4-year-old leopard after it strayed into their area from a nearby north Indian tiger reserve, a forest official said Friday. 

  5. Australia vice captain withdraws from start of West Indies tour
    Australia vice captain withdraws from start of West Indies tour AP - Fri, May 9

    BRISBANE, Australia (AP) _ Vice captain Michael Clarke has withdrawn from the start of Australia's three-test cricket tour to the West Indies to remain in Sydney for family reasons. 

  6. British Airways takes beef off its menu PTI - Fri, May 9

    London, May 9 (PTI) British Airways has taken beef off its menu for economy-class passengers on most international flights in a bid to avoid offending Hindus. 

  7. Cannibalism is what triggers off locust migration ANI - Fri, May 9

    Washington, May 9 (ANI): Locust migrations have been viewed as one of the most spectacular events in nature. In seemingly spontaneous fashion, around 10 billion critters can suddenly throng the air and carpet the ground, bringing destruction. 

  8. 'Girls Aloud' now surface as computer virus ANI - Fri, May 9

    London, May 9 (ANI): An anti-virus firm has warned that name of the Brit-nominated British group 'Girls Aloud' is being misused by some cyber-criminals to spread a new computer virus, which can scan a hard drive to get personal information so as to exploit it for identity theft. 

  9. Bread mould may harbour secrets of eliminating disease-causing genes ANI - Fri, May 9

    Washington, May 9 (ANI): A new study from University of Missouri has shed light on how bread mould can play a vital role in eliminating disease-causing genes, by identifying a mechanism in the reproductive cycle of a certain species of mould that 'silences' unmatched genes during cellular reproducti 

  10. Scientists discover enzyme that may contribute to schizophrenia ANI - Fri, May 9

    Washington, May 9 (ANI): A new study on mice has found that the lack of an enzyme that contributes to Alzheimer's disease can result in the development of a number of schizophrenia-like behaviours. 


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