London - Britain's Prince Charles concluded his 60th birthday celebrations on Saturday with a private party at his estate surrounded by family and friends.
The party, organized by wife Camilla, included 100 guests at his Highgrove estate in Gloucestershire.
Rockstar Rod Stewart performed for the guests after dinner. Princes William, 26, and Harry, 24, attended along with their girlfriends, Kate Middleton, 26, and Chelsy Davy, 23, as well as Mr Bean star Rowan Atkinson and actress Judi Dench.
London - Chelsea strolled back to the top of English Premier League football on Saturday with a 3-0 win at bottom side West Bromwich Albion on Saturday after title challengers Liverpool had earlier displaced them with a 2-0 win over Bolton Wanderers.
Only goal difference separates the two sides at the top of the table, with both teams sitting on 32 points, 5 clear of champions Manchester United, who thrashed Stoke City
5-0. That win saw United overtake Arsenal, who were humbled 2-0 at home by Aston Villa.
London - Liverpool threw down the gauntlet to Chelsea in the race for the English Premier League title, winning 2-0 at Bolton Wanderers on Saturday to move three points clear at the top.
Dirk Kuyt and Steven Gerrard scored the goals to send Liverpool ahead of Chelsea, who travel to bottom side West Bromwich Albion later on Saturday.
Champions Manchester United hammered Stoke City 5-0 to go third - still eight points behind Liverpool - lifting them above Arsenal, who were humbled 2-0 at home by Aston Villa.
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London, Nov 15 : British music chart television programme ‘Top of the Pops’ is expected to return to BBC next year following claims that there are not enough popular music on television.
The decision is likely to come in the wake of heavy lobbying from artists, managers and record companies.
Music executives are increasingly confident that the BBC is ready to bring back a show that was last broadcast on BBC Two in July 2006.
Although to win back the viewers it will need to change, with songs being featured before they are released.