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If there's one race that Alonso wants to win more than any other this year, it has to be Sunday's Spanish GP.

Pop star Britney Spears officially announced her second pregnancy at David Letterman's show on TV.

After the Left Front's victory, Buddhadev Bhattacharjee would have to play a major role at the Centre, CPI(M) leader Jyoti Basu said.

Women can find a suitable mate by just looking at a man’s face or by pure instincts, says research.

The Singapore censor board has barred children less than 16 years of age from watching The Da Vinci Code.

Federal regulators say there is no scientific evidence that drinking green tea reduces the risk of heart disease.

The markets closed deep in the negative terrain after showing some recovery in the noon trades.

Ralf Schumacher believes it will still take some time before Toyota are in a position to challenge for points.

At least 22 countries including the United States, Britain, Canada, France, Japan, China and India will take part.

According to a report from Datacomm Research, India's mobile phone market is on track to surpass Russia and the US.

IT companies are finding it difficult to retain staff and control costs. Increased hiring has spurred sudden rise in salaries.

The markets scaled new heights in today's trading session without showing any weakness or fatigue.

BCCI's initiative to redraw its schedule for the coming years has been accepted by ICC's Future Tours Programme.

Riquelme refused to say why he wasn't with some of the top names gathering with Pekerman with the World Cup less than a month away.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has urged ICC to give banned pacer Shabbir Ahmed one more chance to clear his illegal bowling action.

For investor king, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, the year 2010 is a landmark year when he plans to invest internationally.