London, Mar 6 : Even though John Mayer has patched things up with former Friends star Jennifer Aniston, the comments he made regarding the relationship between actor Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have come back to haunt him.

The remarks, which had been made by Mayer, 31, to Rolling Stone magazine in 2006, were reprinted by US websites.

London, Mar 6 : For women, a snog is life's biggest turn-on - while when it comes to men decent cleavage takes away the top prize.

London, Mar. 6 : A Youth Justice Board report has disclosed that British youngsters aged 10 to 17 carried out 277,986 offences in the past year.

According to The Telegraph, there was a 20 per cent rise in the number of children convicted for violent offences over the past three years.

The research showed that 53,930 10- to 17-year-olds were convicted of violence against the person last year, compared with 44,998 in 2004/5.

London, Mar. 6 : Ahead of G-20 economic summit, Queen Elizabeth is expected to hold a private "getting-to-know-you" meeting with Obama.

The Sun quoted a source, as saying, "There is a wish to do these things as discreetly as possible in the first instance."

Her Majesty will meet the new US President in advance of an economic summit in London.

President Obama will fly with wife Michelle on Air Force One to Stansted, Essex. The private talks will be held the next day at Buckingham Palace.

London, Mar 6 : Ashley Cole is likely to escape further punishment after his arrest for drunk and disorderly conduct.

Chelsea has traditionally not fined players for incidents on or off the field, and they will leave any action to the discretion of manager Guus Hiddink.

Club rules state that England ace Cole, 28, can be fined two weeks' wages - 164,000 pounds in his case.

But sources close to the Dutch boss last night said he would not make an example of Cole.

London, Mar 6 (ANI): A cure for scurvy - disease resulting from a deficiency of Vitamin C - was discovered nearly 50 years before physician James Lind came up with a treatment.

A newly discovered handwritten book has pointed that Ebot Mitchell concocted a remedy in 1707 - some 46 years before Lind realised vitamin C could cure the condition.

According to the newly discovered tome, the disease which was the scourge of sailors for centuries could be cured with the help of extracts from various plants mixed with a plentiful supply of orange juice, white wine or beer.

Had the remedy been known earlier in the 18th century, it could have saved thousands of lives, reports The Telegraph.