London, Nov 11 : A British couple has been arrested for allegedly having sex on a crowded Virgin train.

The randy pair was “going at it like an express engine”, it has been claimed.

It has been said that a 41-year-old woman allegedly performed a sex act on businessman Gregory Sim, 49 on a daytime Virgin service from Liverpool to London Euston, while co-travellers buried their heads behind their newspapers.

“She supposedly performed a sex act on him right there in the carriage,” the Sun quoted a source as saying.

The source added: “Neither of them were drunk and this was early afternoon. Being typically British, the other passengers said nothing and hid behind their papers.

London, Nov 11: Amy Winehouse’s mother has slammed her son-in-law Blake Fielder-Civil for failing to inform his daughter that he is being released from jail.

Fielder-Civil, 26, checked straight into rehab after leaving prison following almost 12 months behind bars.

But Winehouse''s mother, Janis, said her pop star daughter was devastated that Fielder-Civil had not told her he was being released from Edmunds Hill Prison in Suffolk.

London, Nov 11: Doctor, who rebuilt Kerry Katona’s boobs, has warned the star that her nipples would fall off if she doesn’t stop smoking.

Dr Stephen Hamilton, 39, reduced Katona’s breasts from size 34GG to 34DD in London.

The television presenter even went for liposuction on her tummy and hips while being filmed for her MTV show called ‘Whole Again’.

However, in a rather slurred interview on ITV’s ‘This Morning’ the 28-year-old admitted that she was still smoking.

Tokyo - Japanese chemical company Mitsubishi Rayon Co decided on Tuesday to buy Britain's Lucite International Group Ltd, which holds the world's largest share in the acrylic monomers market, the Japanese company said.

If the tender offer is completed, Lucite would become Mitsubishi Rayon's subsidiary.

Mitsubishi Rayon, which is the fourth largest firm in the market, is offering 1.6 billion dollars to buy all outstanding shares of Lucite to expand its business as the world's leading company for acrylic monomer.

The Japanese firm, which has suffered a slowing demand for acrylic fibers for clothing, hopes to expand its foothold in the acrylics monomers sector, it said.

London - The Football Association (FA) is to establish a register of players with previous doping convictions as part of a series of measures aimed at combating the use of drugs in football, it emerged Tuesday.

"The identity of the players on the list will be decided by UK Sport and the FA," Andy Parkinson, the acting director of the anti- doping programme within Britain's national sporting body, told The Sun daily.

London - Former England striker Andrew Cole will retire from playing football and is eyeing a coaching career, according to news reports on Tuesday.

The 37-year-old left Nottingham Forest 11 days ago, furious at what he saw as a lack of opportunities to fulfil his dream of ending his career in a blaze of glory by inspiring his hometown club to promotion.

As it is, Forest are second bottom of the Championship, and Cole made just five league starts this season.