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Bhubaneswar, April 8 : Congress chief Sonia Gandhi as well as BJP leaders Narendra Modi and Sushma Swaraj will campaign in Odisha for the second phase of the Lok Sabha election, to be held April 17, party sources said Tuesday.

Gandhi who visited Odisha for a few hours Saturday and addressed a rally in Khariar town of Nuapada district, about 550 km from here, will again be in the state Thursday to campaign in the coastal belt.

Swaraj, leader of the opposition in the outgoing Lok Sabha, will hit the campaign trail in Rairangpur, Anandpur and Mahakalpada the same day.

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Washington, April 8 : Gerard Butler has been banned from performing heavy duty stunts in his upcoming remake of 1991 film ' Point Break', it has been revealed.

Guinness World Record holder Garrett McNamara, who has surfed the largest wave ever, and Jeb Corliss, who famously leapt off the Eiffel Tower, have been brought on board to perform the 44-year-old actor's stunts, the Daily Star reported.

But it seems like the producers want to elevate the thrill, and are going to bring in sports professionals as doubles for the film, which involves sky diving and surf riding exploits, considered risky even for professional stunt men.

UK's financial giant, Barclays has announced that it had reached a settlement with Graiseley Properties, the parent of Guardian Care Homes, which had filed a lawsuit against the company over its involvement in rigging the Libor interest rates.

George Osborne, the chancellor of the UK, has announced a new scheme to boost exports form the country to other countries.

The troubled CO-OP Bank has said that it needs more time to release its financial details as the bank evaluates the details of it's the gap in its capital.

The new head of the bank, Niall Booker had earlier said that the results will be announced 8 April but the results were further delayed to 11 April, 2014. The Co-op Bank revealed a £400 million gap in its capital position. The gap was additional to the £1.5billion gap identified in the previous year.