London  - The man who died after being pushed to the ground by police at this month's London G20 summit died of internal bleeding, not a heart attack as previously said by police, a second postmortem revealed on Friday.

A police officer suspended after the incident has now been interviewed under caution on suspicion of manslaughter, a statement from the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said.

London, Apr 17: Just two days after entering the White House, the First Dog, Bo, has been given a book deal.

A deal has already been done to publish "Bo America''''s Commander In Leash", a children''''s book. It is due to be released next week.

The book's publisher is Mascot Books, reports The Telegraph.

It will follow "Bo on an exciting adventure as he learns all about the White House and experiences the traditions that make it such a special place."

London, Apr. 17 : Wayne Rooney and his Manchester United team-mates know they are within touching distance of the Premier League title and now have semi-finals in the FA Cup and Champions League.

The Sun quoted Rooney as saying: "We're so close to glory now but just one defeat could shatter our dreams. We have to make sure we stay focused and prepare properly for the games we have left. Over the last few weeks we've had some terrible results - but maybe that has helped by reminding us what we had to do, by getting back to basics and defending as a team."

London, Apr 17 : After the infamous Manuelgate incident, Russell Brand is coming back to radio, but this time he will be teaming up with Noel Gallagher.

Brand and the Oasis star are all set to co-host a show on Talksport, which will kick off on April 19 from 9 to 11 pm.

Titled the `Russell Brand and Noel Gallagher Football Show', the program would also see the pair asking for fans to get involved with the show, reports the Mirror.

London, Apr. 17 : England team director Andy Flower may have to consider other employment options if Andrew Strauss were to lose the captaincy, reveals former skipper Tony Greig.

Greig believes everything should be done to avoid a repeat of the Peter Moores and Kevin Pietersen fiasco.

London, Apr. 17 : Hampshire all-rounder and captain Dimitri Mascarenhas has said he would love to lead England in the ICC World Twenty20, especially after learning so much about captaincy from Shane Warne.

Mascarenhas, 31, who is in South Africa to play under Warne for the Rajasthan Royals in the relocated Indian Premier League, was quoted by The Telegraph as saying that he felt he could do a good job especially after a year in charge of Hampshire, after Warne left the county.