Paris - One day before the opening of the G20 summit in London, France and China have put an end to their bilateral tension over Tibet, the French foreign ministry said on Wednesday.

"France and China reiterate their attachment to the principle of non-interference as laid down by the United Nations Charter, and agree to reinforce their collaboration on issues of fundamental interest to the two countries," the ministry said in a press statement.

Johannesburg (South Africa), Apr. 1 : A horrifying investigative film has exposed how prisoners in President Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe are dying from either disease or hunger.

The documentary, shown last night on South Africa''s state broadcaster SABC, documented the "living hell" for prisoners across 55 state institutions.

"Hell Hole", as the film is titled, is a grim account of a crisis in which dozens of inmates die each day, reports The Times.

Stuttgart - VfB Stuttgart midfielder Yildiray Basturk suffered the latest setback in an injury-ridden career in the form of a ruptured ankle ligament, his German Bundesliga club announced on Wednesday.

Stuttgart said on their website that the former Turkey international Basturk will be sidelined for up to four weeks after sustaining the injury during training on Tuesday.

London, Apr. 1 : His face is recognized by millions of golf fans worldwide. He is a winner of five Majors and 87 titles. A sporting legend.

Today that same face is a picture of bravery and courage as Spain's Severiano Ballesteros faces his most important challenge - the battle to survive after four harrowing brain tumour operations and relentless chemotherapy sessions.

In his first interview since the nightmare began, Seve admitted: "The way I look at it, this is the biggest battle of my life - the sixth Major."

Johor Baru, Apr. 1 : Malaysia's notorious guest relation's officers are now offering two-in-one services - apart from the regular flesh trade, they are also teaching English to their clients.

In a bid to remain competitive, the flirtatious GROs are doubling up as English tutors to help clients brush their language skills.

"After falling for the flirtatious ways of the GROs and the extra English lessons, the client usually comes back to the entertainment center to seek their services," the Star Online quoted a source, as saying.

After Aladdin, Big B will be seen in yet another fantasy film “Talismaan”. The film will go on the floors by the end of 2009 and the shooting will take place in Bhutan jungles.

We spoke to our source from the production house,