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Islamabad, Jan 16 : Heated debate has unleashed amongst Pakistani analysts about whether democracy has just been upended in Pakistan, following the decision of the Supreme Court to order the arrest of Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf in the midst of major protests in Islamabad expressing frustration at the government.

London, Jan 16 : Chelsea interim manager Rafael Benitez has claimed proper fans of the club always appreciate his work and wants him to succeed with the Blues.

Benitez has become the target for vicious abuse from protesting fans during recent home defeats by QPR and Swansea and the Spaniard is already steeling himself for more of the same during Wednesday's Premier League clash with Southampton, the Sun reports.

Dubai, Jan 16 : Former International Cricket Council boss, Haroon Lorgat, who is now a consultant for the Pakistan Cricket Board''s new Twenty20 league, has said the Pakistan Super League has huge potential and will attract top foreign players to participate in the event soon.

Lorgat said there are great talents within the country and that the response he has seen for the upcoming league has excited him, reports The Nation. Lorgat, who was the Chief Executive of ICC during a crucial phase, strongly believes that foreign players will return to play in Pakistan.

Melbourne, Jan 16 : The Indian challenge at the ongoing Australian Open has met a pre-mature end after Sania Mirza and Somdev Devvarman both bowed out of the tournament on Wednesday in their respective matches.

Poland''s world number 26 Jerzy Janowicz recaptured his self-control after a repulsive on-court outburst to beat Devvarman 6-7 3-6 6-1 6-0 7-5 in a second round thriller at the Australian Open on Wednesday.

Known for his never-say-die spirit, Somdev battled for four hours at court number eight but ended up on the wrong side of the result.

Washington, Jan 16 : President Barack Obama had

London, Jan 16 : Cheryl Cole's boyfriend Tre Holloway need not worry of buying her an expensive gift on Valentine's Day because the singer admitted that it's the thought that counts, and she would be just as happy with a home made card or candlelit bath as a luxury gift.

Cheryl and her Girls Aloud bandmates have opened up on their most romantic moments to coincide with the launch of their tour sponsor Pandora's Valentine's jewellery collection, the Daily Mail reported.

Cheryl, 29, insists that she is a simple girl at heart, saying romance is literally a thought for her.