Washington, Feb 10 : John Mayer has revealed that till date he feels bad about his 2005 `Song of the Year' Grammy Award - because he believes fellow nominee Alicia Keys was the real winner.

The singer/songwriter, who was honoured with Best Male Pop Vocal Performance gong at the 51st Grammy Awards ceremony, held on February 8, 2009, for his hit `Say', has admitted that he didn''t feel his `Daughters' track should have won gold four years ago.

Hanoi- A senior government official on Tuesday blamed illegal cattle imports and mistakes by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease that has so far spread to five provinces.

Deputy Agriculture Minister Diep Kinh Tan said the outbreak had been caused in part by farmers who illegally imported cattle and buffalo infected with the highly contagious virus from Cambodia and Laos.

Brussels - European Union finance ministers were locked in talks on how to dispose of banks' toxic assets Tuesday, with the bloc's presidency confirming it would hold an "anti-protectionist" summit later this month.

"The biggest risk at the moment is protectionism," said Czech Finance Minister Miroslav Kalousek, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the EU, at the start of the talks in Brussels.

London, Feb 10 : A historian has suggested a link between the Stonehenge and an ancient circle of standing stones known as Carahunge in Armenia, which predates the historic site in England.

According to a report in the Salisbury Journal, the historian in question is Vardan Levoni Tadevosyan, an Armenian/Spanish historian of the occult who visited Salisbury to raise the profile of Carahunge, dubbed the Armenian Stonehenge.

"It's a very important monument, not just for Armenia, but for the whole world," he said.

Stockholm - Nordic Banking Group Nordea on  Tuesday said it would strengthen its capital base by 3 billion euros (3.89 billion dollars), by offering a 2.5-billion-euro rights issue and lowering its dividend.

The announcement was made as the bank released its fourth quarter 2008 results in which operating profits dropped 28 per cent to 781 million euros.

Total operating income in the quarter increased 5 per cent to 2.25 billion euros, while loan losses totalled 320 million euros in the quarter. The losses were mainly attributed to Denmark, but also to other Nordic markets and the Baltic states, Nordea said.

London, Feb 10 : American actor Mickey Rourke was at an al