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London, June 21 : The Kray Twins schemed to take over as The Beatles’ managers, it has emerged.

It has also been revealed that Reginald ‘Reggie’ Kray and Ronald ‘Ronnie’ Kray, the foremost organised crime leaders dominating London''s East End during the 1950s and 1960s, asked Glasgow crimelord Arthur Thompson for advice on their plan.

London, June 21 : Joe Cole and Carly Zucker exchanged wedding vows in a reported 3-million pound wedding.

The football ace, 27, was said to have shelled out the staggering amount for the wedding at London''s Chelsea Royal Hospital.

"Joe was calm and composed throughout," the News of the World quoted Rev Dick Whittington, who married the lovers, as saying.

The couple had allegedly inked a deal with a magazine for 2 million pounds but pledged to donate the cash to charity.

Mumbai, June 21: As the addresses of the 35 absconding accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case has been obtained from the Centre, the prosecution is now all set to move to a special court for issue of non-bailable warrants (NBWs) against all the accused.

“The addresses of absconding accused have been provided to the investigating agency by the Government of India. They are expected to be filed in the court tomorrow, paving the way for issue of non-bailable warrants,” an official said.

Beijing, June 21 : Google Inc. has announced that it would take all necessary measures to comb out pornographic results in its Chinese-language portal, Google. cn.

"We are undertaking a thorough review of our service and taking all necessary steps to fix any problems with our results," a statement from Google''s headquarters in Silicon Valley in the United States said.

London, June 21 : The Obama Administration has reiterated its support for Israel following a survey that showed that only six percent of Jewish Israelis consider US President Barack Obama to be pro-Israel.

The White House declined to comment on the specifics of the poll. But National Security Council spokesman Mike Hammer told the Jerusalem Post: “We remain committed to peace and security for Israel.”

Kuala Lumpur, June 21 : Deputy Minister in the Malaysian Prime Minister’s Department, S. K. Devamany, has said that India can be a good option for Malaysian students who want to study abroad, and vice-versa.

“Instead of travelling afar to Europe, students from India can come to Malaysia, where the cost of living is lower. The same applies to Malaysian students who are looking for alternative education options,” he said.