London, Nov 28: Britain’s Josef Fritzl, who fathered nine children with two of his own daughters, threatened to kill them if they told anyone about their horrific ordeal.

However, now, the women, who cannot be named for legal reasons, have given out details of their anguish.

The women told The Sun that they pretended to their mother that other men were to blame for their pregnancies.

London, Nov 28 : India’s first uncrewed lunar probe, Chandrayaan-1, is experiencing the hottest temperatures it has yet faced, which have forced it to take a “summer break”, using its instruments sparingly until mid-January to get through the hot patch.

Chandrayaan is currently over the sunlit side of the moon, a place where spacecraft are expected to heat up because they receive energy directly from the Sun as well as infrared radiation given off by the Moon.

Here’s sad news for cricket fans.

Following the deadly attacks in Mumbai on Wednesday night, England cricket team has decided to call off their ongoing tour in India, leaving the succeeding Test series also in doubt.

London - England have postponed their remaining two one-day matches against India following Wednesday's terrorist attacks in Mumbai.

England and Wales Cricket Board chiefs are expected to announce later Thursday on whether to cancel a two-test series which is due to start on December 11, British media reports said Wednesday.

The ECB said on its website that the two one-day matches, at Guwahati on Saturday and Delhi on December 2, have both been called off.

London, Nov 27: Volkswagen’s sexy Scirocco Coupé has bagged Top Gear magazine’s ‘Coveted Car of the Year’ award.

The motor, which costs less than 18,000 pounds, has beaten new Ferraris, Lamborghinis and a Rolls-Royce to take away the title, reports the Sun.

The panel of judges, including include Top Gear TV celebrities Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, praised the Scirocco as “something special... fun, stylish and, above all, almost affordable”.

The Vauxhall Insignia scooped the executive car award— to add to its European Car of the Year title.

London, Nov 27 (ANI): A Muslim student was stunned when he received a racist joke about Asians by the 118 118-phone service.

Kameron Abbas, a student at Preston’s University of Central Lancashire, had used the company’s new joke text service after seeing it advertised on TV.

Kameron, who''s family live in Pakistan, had borrowed the mobile phone of a pal to try out a new 60p-a-time gag line.

However, he was outraged to be sent back the message: “What’s the difference between ET and an Asian? ET got the message and went home.”