Melbourne, Dec 18 : Legendary spinner Shane Warne should be made an honorary South African citizen after providing the secret information about dethroning Australia's top batting order.

Warne has always been a deep thinker on the game and couldn't help himself when Graeme Smith asked for his counsel during the Indian Premier League this year, the Daily Telegraph reported.

The leg-spin king is far from being a traitor - in retirement he can say and do what he wants - but it is obvious Smith listened breathlessly to every Warne word and some of his advice has worked spectacularly.

Warne is renowned for being generous with his knowledge and has helped spin bowlers from all over the world, even when they are in competition with Australia.

London, Dec 18 : More than half of all adults who first make contact with someone on the net go on to meet face to face, new UK research has shown.

The study, which was conducted by market researcher TNS Global, found that six out of 10 adults have met up with an online friend.

Of the 2,500 UK web-users surveyed, 58 per cent said they had met an internet contact in person and 45 per cent had telephone conversations with friends who were previously just online acquaintances, reports the Telegraph.

However, the study found that many net surfers doubt the true identity of their online friends, with 37 per cent of respondents admitting they cannot be sure of an internet contact''s identity.

London, Dec 18 : Victoria Beckham likes to dress like a British schoolteacher.

The 34-year-old fashionista said it was her favourite look at the moment.

"I love pencil skirts and fitted blouses, classic-cut dresses and well-fitted jeans, mixed with classic tailoring," the Sun quoted her, as saying.

The mum of three said her move to Los Angeles - following hubby David's move to LA Galaxy - had not altered her dress sense.

London - Findings of a Football Association inquiry published on Thursday have condemned Manchester United assistant coach Mike Phelan as an unreliable witness.

Islamabad - Pakistani authorities on Thursday summoned a senior Indian diplomat to lodge a formal protest over last week's alleged airspace violation by Indian fighter jets.

According to a statement by the Foreign Ministry, Indian Deputy High Commissioner Manpreet Vohra was handed a diplomatic note "conveying the concern of the Government of Pakistan on technical and airspace violations by Indian aircraft on 12 and 13 December
2008."

The Indian action was "in non-conformity with the 1991 Agreement between Pakistan and India on Prevention of Air Space Violations," it said further.

London, Dec 18: Archaeologists have discovered the ruins of an ancient city in Peru that they hope might finally answer questions about the fate of the Moche culture, which was best known for ceremonial sex acts and ritualistic human sacrifices depicted on its pottery.

According to a report in The Times, the unearthed city is some 5km (three miles) long and has revealed what appears to be a gathering place for human sacrifices, a heap of human bones at the bottom of a cliff, ceramics, items of clothing and the well-preserved remains of a young woman.