Kolkata, Apr 25: Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi on Saturday blamed the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) for his father and former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's assissination.

"The LTTE is banned. It is a terrorist organisation personally responsible for killing my father," Rahul said during a `Meet the Press' programme here.

When asked about the Sri Lankan crisis, Rahul Gandhi said India is concerned about the plight of Tamil civilians.

London, Apr 25 : Britain''s Got Talent star Susan Boyle has now got a song penned in her honour by the Corrigan Brothers, who had written `There's No-one As Irish As Barack Obama'.

The Corrigan Brothers' song was played at the US President's inauguration party, and now they have repeated the trick for Boyle, 48, by recording `There's No-one As Irish As Susan Boyle'.

Boyle's parents are Irish and a practicing Christian, and the song was written to similarly celebrate her roots.

Washington, Apr 25 : Former Miss USA Tara Conner has revealed what it was like to face her demons again as she helps others in MTV's "Girls of Hedsor Hall".

Conner, 23, who almost lost the crown in 2006 after it was revealed she was abusing alcohol, drugs, and engaging in other not-so-nice acts, chose to use her experience to help others in the production.

The reality show took twelve total train-wrecks and attempted to transform them into lovely ladies inside England's dungeon of discipline, Hedsor House.

London, Apr 25 : English actor Lenny Henry is all set to bring his portrayal of Shakespeare''s Othello to London''s West End later this year.

Critics hailed Henry, 50, who is currently touring the UK with the Northern Broadsides production, as having "simple dignity" and "depth of feeling" after the show opened at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds in February.

The production will run at the Trafalgar Studios in Whitehall from September 11 to December 12, and it is currently running at the Rose Theatre in Kingston, south-west London.

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London, Apr 25 : Brit band Girls Aloud has kicked off their Out Of Control tour with the raunchiest routine they have ever performed at Manchester's MEN Arena.

The girls started out by wearing long, slinky silver frocks, which they soon ripped off to reveal five pairs of shapely pins, reports the Sun.

The band, comprising of Sarah Harding, Nadine Coyle, Cheryl Cole, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh, did not stop their wardrobe change there.