London, Oct 27: US presidential election isn’t over for another eight days and the next one is four years away, but the question being asked with some urgency is: Will Sarah Palin run for President in 2012?

Supporters see her as the leader to steer the conservative movement out of its malaise, a politician who can excite the party faithful in a mirror image of what Barack Obama did for the Democrats, the Guardian reported.

London, Oct 27: A humble wheelchair symbolises Lewis Hamilton’s quest for Formula One immortality.

The 23-year-old British superstar bids to become the youngest world champion in the sport’s history in Brazil next Sunday.

He will do so in his powerful 200mph McLaren-Mercedes. But it is a powerless four-wheeled single-seater that represents the inspiration behind his spectacular surge to glory.

It belongs to his handicapped younger brother Nic, who suffers from cerebral palsy, but who Hamilton regards as his driving force.

London, Oct 27: The Boeing Company, which is a major aerospace and defense corporation, has said that biofuel-powered aircraft could be carrying millions of passengers around the world within three years.

According to a report in the Guardian, Darrin Morgan, an environmental expert at the US jet manufacturer, said that the group was expecting official approval of biofuel use in the near future.

“The certification will happen much sooner than anybody thought,” he said. “We are thinking that within three to five years, we are going to see approval for commercial use of biofuels - and possibly sooner,” he added.

Morgan added that the aircraft will not require modification to operate on a blend of biofuel and kerosene.

London, Oct 27 : Hollywood actor Heath Ledger might have endured a long battle with Bipolar disorder, according to a new biography.

The book ‘Heath: A Family’s Tale says that the disease might be genetic as the late actor’s uncle Haydn was recently diagnosed with the Bipolar disorder, a category of mood disorders.

Heath, who died due to accidental overdose of prescription drug, might have had swings between euphoria and despair due to the same disorder, according to the biography by Janet Fife-Yeomans.

London, Oct 27: Popstar Geri Halliwell’s favourite place in the world is London, as she considers it to be best suited for her.

Halliwell may prefer the L. A lifestyle but she does not intend to leave London, as she does not want her daughter to acquire an American accent.

“I want my daughter to have an English accent because it’s really elegant – also my friends and family are nearby,” the Daily Express quoted her as saying.

The ‘wannabe’ hitmaker also has the advantage of many relatives and pals living nearby in London.

London, Oct 27: Republican presidential nominee John McCain has declared defiantly that he would emerge victorious from next weeks presidential election even as campaign tensions including with his running-mate Sarah Palin descended into a semi-public brawl over who to blame for defeat.

“I guarantee you that two weeks from now, you will see this has been a very close race and I believe that I am going to win it,” said the Republican nominee.

“I see intensity out there, and I see passion. So were very competitive,” The Times quoted McCain, as saying.