Everyone working in this world wants promotion i.e. higher position in his/her field.

But a study conducted by British scientists disclosed that job promotion can be risky for one’s health, and leave them substantially less time to visit their physician.

Economics and psychology scientists at the University of Warwick in central England discovered that promotion on average produces 10% more strain, and leaves up to 20% less time to visit the doctor in the event of sickness.

London, Apr. 11: At least two of the men suspected of being members of an alleged al-Qaeda cell were allowed to stay in Britain despite breaching conditions of their student visas, The Daily Telegraph has learnt.

One man was stopped by immigration officials at Manchester Airport last week as he arrived from Pakistan, but was allowed to enter the country despite his visa documents being "all over the place", according to one source.

Another suspect was threatened with deportation after immigration officials discovered he was working as a security guard instead of studying, but he was nonetheless allowed to stay.

London, April 11 : Take That's Gary Barlow has confirmed that Robbie Williams would not be rejoining the band.

The lead singer put an end to previous rumours claiming Robbie, who left the band a year before its split in 1996, would return to the pop group.

"People constantly ask if Robbie will rejoin us. But nothing's changed," the Daily Star quoted him as saying on Quiz Night.

"We're a happy band right now. Robbie won't be joining," he added.

London, Apr 11: Got two left feet? Well, then instead of wasting money on dance classes, try to spend a few minutes measuring your ears, suggest researchers.

Researchers in Edinburgh have embarked upon a mass experiment which will be see both good and bad dancers. They have been invited to show off their skills before having their ears also subjected to scrutiny.

The study’s motive is to test the theory that the more symmetrical you are, the more likely you are to be a hit on the dance floor.

London, Apr 11: Experimentation is not always a good idea – ask Ivan Sokolov and wife Valentina who learnt it the “deck chair” way.

Sokolov, 56, and his wife were rushed to hospital after they got trapped in a position from the Kama Sutra sex manual.

Horrified Sokolov found himself stuck fast when his 51-year-old wife had a muscle spasm as they romped in a position known as the "deck chair" – or Indrani as it’s traditionally called.

The position involves the woman drawing up her knees so her feet are jammed under her partner’s armpits.

After failing for an hour to free themselves the embarrassed couple dialled paramedics in Kalhuga, central Russia, for help.

London, Apr 11 : Putting all split rumours to rest, Kelly Brook's beau Danny Cipriani has certainly proved she is still his squeeze, for he playfully grabbed her boob on a holiday in the Caribbean.

Kelly, 29 and her rugby hunk beau were seen kissing and frolicking in the sea, looking as much in love as before.

Rumours that the couple's seven-month relationship had ended started spreading after Kelly jetted off to the sun with her mother, leaving Danny in London.

However, the ex-Big Breakfast star and the 21-year-old Wasps and England ace are very much together, and were also spotted cuddling on a jet-ski on their holiday.