London - Unemployment in Britain rose to 5.5 per cent in the three months between May and July, reaching its highest level in almost a decade, figures released Wednesday showed.
London, Sept 17 : The author of Brokeback Mountain, Annie Proulx has claimed that the book, which was turned into the Oscar-winning movie, is now a “source of constant irritation” in her life.
The 76-year-old writer said that she gets flooded with “pornish” letters sent by fans of the book.
The book, published in 1999, traces the story of two cowboys and their illicit homosexual passions in America’s conservative Midwest.
While the book was praised for its delicate handling of homophobia, it also received criticism by many, who felt Proulx could have gone further in describing the love shared between the two main characters.
London, Sept 17 : From San Francisco to New York, from Paris to London, all these cities have become progressively more open to homosexuality.
And therefore, they are now among the ''Ten Best Places In The World For Gays'', reports the Independent.
The Ten Best Gay-Tolerant Places In The World are:
1. San Francisco This laid-back West-Coast city is a welcoming environment for gay men and women. In fact San Francisco has become a favourite venue for gays to get hitched.
2. Sydney Lesbians and gay men are integrated into every sphere of Sydney life but same-sex marriages are still not enshrined in federal law.
London, Sept 17 : From San Francisco to New York, from Paris to London, all these cities have become progressively more open to homosexuality.
And therefore, they are now among the ''Ten Best Places In The World For Gays'', reports the Independent.
The Ten Best Gay-Tolerant Places In The World are:
1. San Francisco This laid-back West-Coast city is a welcoming environment for gay men and women. In fact San Francisco has become a favourite venue for gays to get hitched.
2. Sydney Lesbians and gay men are integrated into every sphere of Sydney life but same-sex marriages are still not enshrined in federal law.
London, Sept 17 : The Taj Mahal may be one of the Seven Wonders of the World but a new hilarious new book suggests ''not to visit the place before dying'', for the experience will almost certainly end in disappointment.
''Can''t Be Arsed: 101 Things Not To Do Before You Die,'' by Richard Wilson, TV comedy producer behind hits including ''Never Mind The Buzzcocks'' and ''Have I Got News For You'', shows why sitting on your chair is a better option, reports the Sun.
Below are some of the ''Can''t Be Arsed'' snippets:
Taj Mahal
Behind Taj Mahal is one of the most polluted river in the world - Yamuna. 57 per cent of New Delhi''s waste is dumped in it.