London, July 30 : The wife of Austrian incest fiend Josef Fritzl has reportedly decided to divorce him.

Rosemarie Fritzl made the statement that she would leave her ‘evil’ husband after more than 52 years of marriage.

The announcement comes after the 69-year-old was asked to leave the flat of her daughter Elisabeth and her six grandchildren that was provided by the state, reports the Telegraph.

According to Austrian newspaper Oesterreich, it is being believed that the move came at Elisabeth''s request.

Fritzl, 73, a retired engineer, confessed to incarcerating and sexually abusing his daughter Elisabeth, 42, in a purpose-built dungeon in his cellar for over 24 years, forcing her to bear seven of his children.

London  - A 14-year-old girl of Sikh faith Tuesday won a High Court discrimination battle against her school in Britain where she will now be allowed to wear a religious bangle known as the Kara.

Sarika Singh, from Cwmbach, in Wales, was excluded from her girls' school in November 2007 for refusing to take off the slim steel bracelet which teachers said contravened rules on jewellery at the school.

Sarika's lawyers said wearing the bangle was important to her as a symbol of her Sikh faith. She will now return to the school in September.

London, July 29 : At least 3,000 British passports that were to be sent to the country’s embassies abroad have been stolen.

A British Foreign Office spokeswoman said 24 parcels containing blank passports and vignettes (blank stickers for visa stamps), were removed from a van that was travelling from a factory in Oldham to the Royal Air Force Base in Northolt near London.

According to the Daily Express, the Greater Manchester Police has been roped in to investigate this security breach.

The Home Office and the Identity and Passport Service (IPS) have taken "preventative action" to guard against forgeries.

London, July 29 : Draft rules under consideration may soon make it compulsory for one to pass a 15-minutes conversation test to obtain a taxi driver’s licence in Walsall, England.

The test would require applicants to convince their examiners that they could keep passengers entertained on a journey.

The drivers would be discussing topics like their favourite places in the West Midlands with the examiners.

The test, originally designed after concerns about foreign drivers'' standard of English, is expected to be approved by Walsall Council at a meeting on July 30.

London, July 29 : What a retired police officer in UK picked up and brought to his rock garden, and kept it there for 15 years, was actually an 80-million-year-old fossil!

Peter Parvin (74) of Maidstone picked up the fossilised fish head from a beach between Pevensey, East Sussex and Dungeness, Kent, during a holiday. It was then in his garden until experts at the town''s museum looked at it.