London, Nov 2 : Paris Hilton has admitted that all men in her life used her for fame and sex.

The hotel heiress broke her silence to condemn the pesky string of her exes.

"Every other guy I''ve been out with has used me for money or sex - but in most cases they just want fame. It made it hard to trust people,” News of the World quoted her, as saying.

Topping her treachery hitlist is ex-beau Rick Salomon, the small-time film producer, who made millions selling the infamous home-made sex tape of Hiton, which was originally leaked on the internet.

The union government has approved the proposal to increase FDI limit in insurance sector to 49 percent. FDI limit in insurance sector is currently 26 percent. The government took decision on the matter in the recent meting of union cabinet. It would introduce a bill in parliament in the forthcoming session to effect this change. However, the bill is unlikely to pass due to lack of time and opposition of the communist parties.

Union finance minister, P Chidambaram said that the government would introduce Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2008 to amend the Insurance Act 1938, General Insurance Business (Nationalization) Act, 1972 and Insurance Regulatory and Development Act, 1999. The government would introduce it in the upper house of parliament as it is not a money bill.

London, Nov 2 : A ‘significant discovery’ by researchers at Cambridge University could help cure deadly brain tumours in kids, according to a new study.

The researchers have pinpointed a rearrangement of DNA present in around two-thirds of all cases of the most common brain tumours in five to 19-year-olds.

The most common type of brain tumour is pilocytic astrocytomas.

According to the researchers, the discovery could pave the way for creating better treatments and make diagnosis more accurate.

Air passengers have to pay the transaction fees of Rs 350-10,000 per ticket for national and international flights from November 1. Indian domestic carriers such as Air India, Jet Airways and Kingfisher Airlines have decided to levy this fee through travel agents. Air carriers are, at present, giving 5 percent commissions to agents which would be replaced by transaction fee from today onward.

London, Nov 2 : A new poll in the UK has revealed that around 80 percent of the Britishers want Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama to win the race for the White House.

Also, they believe that Obama, who looks certain to be America’s first black president, will make the world a safer place than his Republican rival John McCain, and that the risk of future wars and other global threats will be reduced if Obama becomes leader of the free world, The Mirror quoted the findings of the Sunday Mirror/ICM poll as saying.

Seoul  - North Korea's state-controlled media on Sunday released photos of national leader Kim Jong Il appearing in public at a football match as speculation persists about his health.

The 66-year-old watched a match between two army teams accompanied by high-ranking officials of the ruling communist Korean Workers' Party and military representatives and congratulated the players after the game, said the Korean Central News Agency, which also published a photo of North Korea's leader.

Korean Central TV aired 14 photographs of Kim at the game, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported.

The date and location of the match was not released.