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Steven Gerrard says he is only '50-50' to face Paraguay in their World Cup opener on Saturday due to a hip problem.

FIFA initially proposed a six-month minimum ban, putting it at odds with WADA and jeopardising soccer's place at the Olympics.

Scars and fingerprints were used by US-led coalition forces in Iraq to identify the body of insurgent leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.

Online job hunting is becoming more and more popular with an astounding 71 per cent growth in last year.

In their first public appearance since Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt was born, Angelina and Brad denied rumours of marriage.

We forget the 'social cost' of reserving a seat and just look at the single individual who gains through reservation.

A teacher was found guilty of aiding a Pak terror group, becoming the 11th conviction in the "Virginia jihad network".

Javier Solana gave Iran a Western incentives package designed to coax Iran to stop its uranium enrichment programme.

Security forces shoot militants in Machil sector of Jammu and Kashmir foiling infiltration bid along Indo- Pak border.

France coach Domenech has promised to unveil his preferred starting line-up in a final warm-up game against China.

Two air samples from Tamil Nadu were found to be among the top three most polluted samples collected from all over India.

Spain's high point in the World Cup that is most frequently cited by fans is a 1-0 victory over England in 1950.

A man in Chattisgarh sold his newly born twin boys for just over 100 rupees in order to feed the rest of his family.

TN CM M Karunanidhi said the issue of power sharing did not figure during his talks with Congress president Sonia Gandhi.

The Belgian fifth seed rattled off four straight games before her Russian opponent could even register a game on the scoreboard.

Rakeysh Mehra talks about the Rang De effect on quota protests and says he's glad the film wasn't interpreted wrongly.