London, Feb 28 : Scott Brown, the recently elected senator from Massachusetts, donned pink leather shorts on his first date with his future wife, his daughter has revealed. Brown hit the headlines last month after making it to the senate from Massachusetts, a seat long held by the Kennedys, becoming the first Republican to achieve the feat since 1972. The ‘pink shorts’ revelation was made by his 19-year-old daughter Arianna.
New York, Feb 28 : Snowfall failed to tone down the enthusiasm of art model Megan Hanford who posed nude in a window of a West Village art throughout the afternoon. “I’m art,” the New York Post quoted the 25-year-old Hanford, as saying. She went on: “This is freedom of speech and freedom of expression.
Bangkok (Thailand), Feb.28 : Two grenades exploded outside branches of Thailand’s biggest bank – the Bangkok Bank — causing damage but no casualties. The first blast hit a branch in the Silom business district, shattering windows and doors, while the second caused similar damage and also wrecked telephone booths in Samut Prakarn on the outskirts of the capital, police said. Another two unexploded grenades were defused at Bangkok Bank branches at around the same time.
Washington, Feb.28 : North Korea may return to nuclear disarmament talks in March or April, the Yonhap news agency said Sunday. It quoted an unnamed senior South Korean government official, as saying: “We believe North Korea will come back to the six-party talks sooner or later, possibly in March or April, although we cannot predict the exact timing.” He was talking with a group of South Korean journalists in Washington on Saturday. “Our judgement is based on circumstantial evidence surrounding recent contacts between North Korea and China,” he added.
London, Feb 28 : Even if the sun’s intensity was to tone down considerably for the remaining part of this century global warming would continue unabated, a new study has found. The sun has an 11-year solar cycle during which its luminosity differs according to the number of sunspots on its face. The normal cycle has little effect on Earth’s weather.
Washington, Feb 28 : ‘Pompeii-Like’ excavations in southern and northern India shed light on the kind of human settlements existing before and after the Toba super-eruption 74,000 years ago. The international research team, led by Oxford University in collaboration with Indian institutions, revealed their findings to a conference in Oxford. The seven-year project takes a look at the environment that humans lived in, their stone tools, as well as the plants and animal bones of the time.
Melbourne, Feb.28 : Cricket Australia may announce the name of former Prime Minister John Howard on MOnday as the joint Australia-New Zealand candidate for the post of International Cricket Council vice-president. The ICC is waiting on Australia and New Zealand to give their joint nomination. The one who becomes vice-president in June will take over as ICC president in 2012.
London, Feb 28: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has called for the Football Association (FA) to get tough on football’s leg-breakers after his midfielder Aaron Ramsey became the latest Gunners’ star to suffer a serious injury. The Arsenal youngster’s right leg was shattered after a high tackle by Stock City defender Ryan Shawcross. Ramsey lay on the grass in agony with his leg held in place only by his sock in horrific scenes reminiscent of team-mate Eduardo’s broken ankle two years ago almost to the day.
London, Feb 28 : Jack Tweed, who has been recently released from jail on bail, wants to go back to booze and girls again, it has emerged. Tweed was in London’s Pentonville Prison for violating parole conditions over his assault on a taxi driver. And Jade Goody’s 22-year-old widower has no plans to change his attitude towards life – Tweed told inmates that he can’t wait to get his hands on alcohol and girls.
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