London, Dec 11: A tam of researchers and archaeologists from Oxfordshire in England, have discovered three graves, which they believe, could mark the site of a medieval church.

According to a report by BBC News, the remains, which are about 800-years-old, were found in gardens of two cottages in Bix Bottom, near Henley.

The site was identified by Victoria County History Team, who excavated it along with volunteers from the South Oxfordshire Archaeological Group.

The researchers said that they might mark the location of the lost church of Bix Gibwyn, which was abandoned in the late 16th or early 17th Century.

Radiocarbon dating by the Oxford University Research Labs revealed that the remains are about 800-years-old.

Washington, Dec. 11: Media networks in the United States spent over three million dollars more covering Barack Obama’s campaign than they did on his rival John McCain.

According to Politico, media outlets paid 8.5 million dollars to fly Air Obama compared to 5.8 million dollars to ride McCain’s Straight Talk Express during this year’s general election, a difference of 32 percent.

London, Dec. 11: Opposition lawmakers in the House of Commons ridiculed Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Wednesday for stating that he had “saved the world”.

Brown made a slip of the tongue remark as he defended his response to the financial crisis.

“The first point of recapitalisation was to save banks that would otherwise have collapsed,” he said.

According to The Sun, he then meant to say: “We not only saved the banks...” but instead blurted out: “We not only saved the world...”

London, December 11: Jennifer Hudson is heading back to work after having gone through the trauma of identifying bodies of her slain mother, brother and seven-year-old nephew.

The singer-actress will soon start filming for the video of her latest single ‘If It Isn’t Love, as confirmed by her rep, reports the Sun.

The Oscar-winner had to cancel the shoot to rush back to her Chicago residence where her mother and brother were found shot dead on October 24 while the body of her nephew was discovered three days later in an abandoned car in Chicago.

Sydney, Dec 11 : South African batsman A. B. de Villiers has rated Australia's rookie finger spinner Jason Krejza as "nothing too special".

These have been a trying few weeks for Krejza, omitted from the Gabba Test 10 days after a 12-wicket debut in Nagpur, then injured on the eve of the second Test against New Zealand, The Sydney Morning Herald reported.

London, Dec 11: Nine out of ten women are taking time out to pleasure themselves, reveals a new UK research.

The Gossard Big M Survey quizzed more than 1,000 UK women aged 18-30 with an extensive questionnaire to find out all about their sexual attitudes, habits, fantasies and practices – and found that more ladies than ever are regularly taking time out for some solo action.