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London, June 21 : Ten years down the line in a marriage, most couples find it hard to keep their relationships steady, but that''s not the case with the soccer ace David Beckham and his wife Victoria.

The couple will celebrate 10 years of wedded bliss on July 4 and their love seems to be growing stronger every year.

Now, love psychologist Susan Quilliam has revealed the marriage commandments that keep them together, reports the News of the World.

London, June 21 : Peaches Geldof has been studying Scientology for nine months, it has emerged.

The religious rumours were sparked when the Peaches was spotted leaving a Church of Scientology centre in Los Angeles, reports The Mirror.

A source said: "Peaches became sober a year ago now. And shortly after she started looking for fulfillment in life.

"She'd had a few crazy years learning to cope with fame and growing up and wanted to see whether she could gain anything in life from any faiths.

London, June 21 : The Beckhams have reportedly roped in Bryan Adams to snap up their intimate portraits for an anniversary special.

David and Victoria, along with their sons, will pose for the rocker-turned-photographer next month as part of their celebrations for their tenth anniversary.

"They''re going to pose for some romantic photos, just the two of them, and then have a big family photo with their three boys," the News of the World quoted a source as saying.

Wellington, June 21 : In a bid to deal with a "dangerously high" prison population, inmates in New Zealand could be forced to build their own jail cells from shipping containers.

Prime Minister John Key's government has asked Corrections, a state sector organisation of New Zealand, to produce options to cope with the burgeoning prison muster, which has increased by 700 so far this year, reports The Sunday Star Times.

Quetta, June 21 : Pakistan has shut down its borders with Iran at Taftan for an indefinite period, The Nation reports.

The reason behind the sudden closure of the `friendship gate' at Taftan was not clear, but sources said that the step has been taken due to security concerns.

The closing of the border has created a shortage of food materials in the region, and especially in the towns of Balochistan which borders Iran.

People in the region are complaining of severe shortage of edible articles, as they largely depend on products coming from Iran.