London, Nov 9 : Amy Winehouse is in secret negotiations with her lawyers about divorcing husband Blake Fielder-Civil, it has emerged.

Winehouse asked family members to speak to a solicitor — hours after her hubby’s release from prison.

The singer is afraid over the money Fielder-Civil will get from her estimated 10 million pounds fortune.

The latest twist in the couple’s 18-month marriage came just hours after Fielder-Civil asked Winehouse to pay his 30,000 pounds rehab fees.

T-Mobile has made announcement about the launching of two latest devices, named Samsung Behold and Samsung Gravity in the US market.

The ultra thin phone ‘Samsung Behold’ comes packed with astounding features such as 3G connectivity, full HTML web browser and Samsung’s very own TouchWiz interface, which lets users to modify and personalize the mobile phone.

London, Nov 9 : After only 96 days of marriage, Peaches Geldof is divorcing hubby rock musician Max Drummey, it has emerged.

Sir Bob’s daughter is dumping Drummey following a series of bitter rows at their New York home.

Peaches told pals: “It’s over. I just don’t fancy him any more.”

And friends have said that Sir Bob is delighted with his daughter’s decision.

"She realised it was all a mistake - and her dad Sir Bob is delighted," News of the World quoted Peaches’ pal, as saying.

Peaches is planning to return to England this week to thrash out divorce proceedings with her lawyers.

London, Nov 9 : Adoptive parents believe boys are ''too much trouble'', a snapshot of adoption agencies across the UK has revealed.

Experts fear that boys are being overlooked because people believe little girls will be easier to look after.

According to the British Association of Adoption and Fostering BAAF poll, most people believe that frequent coverage in the media of boys as knife-wielding, cannabis-smoking gang members may fuel the reluctance to adopt them.

Now, experts hope to shed light on the plight of little boys during National Adoption Week and to challenge their trouble-maker image.

Islamabad, Nov. 9 : Keen to tackle terrorism and the economic crisis in Pakistan, President Asif Ali Zardari and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Nawaz Sharif have agreed to join hands to counter these twin menaces.

The agreement was reached at a dinner meeting at the Aiwan-e-Sadr (President’s House). Sources were quoted by the Daily Times as saying that both felt that terror strikes and economic woes were threatening Pakistan’s stability.

Islamabad  - At least 31 Islamic militants and three soldiers were killed in overnight clashes and airstrikes by government forces in the restive north-west region of Pakistan, media reports said on Sunday.

The Taliban fighters fired on the security forces in the Shangwatai area of Swat district in North Western Frontier Province (NWFP) on Saturday, triggering heavy fighting, the English-language Daily News reported while citing a military spokesman.

Ten attackers disguised as government troops were killed in the crossfire and a score of more injured, while three soldiers from the paramilitary Frontier Corps lost their lives.