London, January 12: Prince Harry is feared to have become al-Qaida's top target following the emergence of a home video containing his "Paki" and "raghead" remarks against fellow comrades.

The soldier prince, who is training to pilot the meanest attack machine in the British Army, was said to have invited trouble as he called fellow Lt Ahmed Raza Khan "our little Paki friend".

Girish Kasaravalli directed ‘Gulabi Talkies’, a film based on a short story written by renowned feminist Kannada writer Vaidehi, has won the best state film award for 2007-08, while its leading lady, Umasri got the best female actor award for its superb performance in the film.

The jury selected the yet-to-be released Ramadas Naidu’s ‘Moggina Jade’ and Nagathihalli Chandrashekhar’s ‘Mathad Mathad Mallige’ for the second and third best films respectively.

Tel Aviv/Gaza  - Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said Monday that "progress" had been made in international efforts to reach a truce in Gaza, but "difficulties" remained.

Israel in the meantime kept up its offensive in Gaza, which entered its third week at the weekend, striking more targets from the air overnight, albeit a smaller number than in the earlier stages of the war.

Melbourne, Jan. 12: New South Wales batsman David Warner remarkable debut knock of 89 of 43 balls in Sunday night''s Twenty20 win over South Africa at the MCG, suggests that the country's selectors will find it hard to resist picking him for the Australian one-day or Test squads in the near future, believes skipper Ricky Ponting.

London, Jan 12 : Pop star Lily Allen has revealed that she would like her potential beaus to measure up to her standards in bed.

The `Not Big' hitmaker said that if her potential suitors fail to match her sex standards, she would begin to reconsider the relationship.

"If they are no good at having sex then it really upsets me. I think, ''God, this is someone I''d like to spend the rest of my life with. But I cannot face having bad sex," the Daily Star quoted lily, as saying.

London, Jan 12 : Multi-platinum American record producer and rapper Timothy Zachery Mosley a. k. a Timbaland has asked fans not to get over-zealous about his new album, as its completion will take long.

Timbaland had declared that he would be coming up with a follow-up to his hit 2007 album `Shock Value', but he recently revealed that it would take long due to the other production work he is occupied with.

"Man, I? m so in demand that people are making up albums just to try and keep up with me," the Daily Star quoted Timbaland, as saying.