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In a joint letter, the prisoners have requested Indian and Pakistan governments to shoot all of them so that they can get rid of their 'sorrowful lives'.

Wahlberg says he wants to take over the role of 'Iron Man' from Robert Downey Jr in the future.

NASA on Thursday said that it cannot fix its hobbled planet-hunting Kepler Space Telescope and is considering what sort of scientific research it might be able to do at half-capacity.

David Moyes is contemplating a move for Kaka following a string of unsuccessful chases for Fabregas and Alacantara.

Relocated from native villages to pave way for Chhattisgarh's Achanakmar Tiger Reserve, tribals say the move has neither solved their livelihood issue nor helped in tiger conservation.

Chief Minister N Rangasamy on Friday dragged the chariot of Sengazhuneer Amman temple in Veerampattinam coastal village on the occasion of its annual car festival.

India regained its lead over China by buying 310 tonnes in the second quarter, up 71 percent from the same period in 2012.

The Navy has said finding any surviving personnel within the submarine is unlikely.

"The body has a certain amount of something that you can give and I gave it all and that's it," Bartoli said.

When it comes to showing films to children, SRK is a lenient parent and allows his kids to watch all kinds of films.

Bondarenko came close to clearing 2.46 in his second attempt, but brought the bar down with the small of his back.

Radwanska withdrew from the Western and Southern Open for personal reasons, sending defending champion Li Na of China through to the semi-finals.

It was the highest score for an opening-round leader since the tournament returned to Sedgefield Country Club in 2008.

Bale will be sidelined until September with the foot injury that has kept the Real Madrid target out of the Premier League club's pre-season build-up.

Violence spread on Thursday, with government buildings set afire near the pyramids, policemen gunned down and churches attacked.

The areas of the world hit by heatwaves are set to double in size by 2020 and continue to grow in coming decades, as heat-trapping greenhouse gases warm the global climate, scientists in Germany and Spain said on Thursday.