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London, Oct 4 : A UK council has taken pole dancing out of the strip clubs, by offering classes of the dance form to children as young as 11.

Cardiff Council has announced that it will be offering pole dancing classes to kids as part of a council-run initiative.

The council further said that the workshops had “captured people’s imaginations” and “proved popular with families” as a great way to keep fit.

An advertisement for the dance form, overwhelmingly linked to the sex industry, states: “Try pole dancing, women and under-16s.”

Washington: The FDA may set up a “behind the counter” system letting more drugs, which presently need a recommendation to be sold without one.

In a perceive set to be released in today’s Federal Register, the agency declared a Nov. 14 hearing to explore "the public health benefit of drugs being available without a prescription but only after intervention by a pharmacist."

London, Oct 4 : The inquest into Princess Diana’s death has heard that there was an apparent discrepancy between what Lord Stevens said to the parents of Henri Paul when he met them in Paris on 8th November 2006 and what was said in the Operation Paget report.

The inquest jury looked at the statement wherein Lord Stevens told Paul's grieving parents that their son had not been drinking heavily on the night of the crash, as well as the contradicting official Operation Paget report into the tragedy which concluded Diana and Dodi died because Paul was drunk and speeding.

Mumbai: Marketing communicating group Euro RSCG Worldwide has stated that opposing to popular idea, s

Verizon Communications is about to release 4 new trendy phones which may turn away some dollars from the rival AT&T. All phones are nice and offer many new features and have been named as Juke, Pearl, Venus and Voyager.

Washington, October 4 : Scientists have found that threat of punishment for social norm violations activates specific areas of brain’s prefrontal cortex.

The researchers say that the areas they have identified are known to be involved in control of decision-making related to fairness and evaluation of punishing stimuli.