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Grief stricken William Harrison a university student has been quite annoyed with its service provider - Orange. He was billed with a £8000 by Orange UK for using his Mobile Broadband.

The victim of the incident used his mobile services outside the country and then the blow of the amount fell on him after returning to his country. This is against the previous year's European law which prevented people from 'bill shocks'. It was a measure which worked as a switch when the bill reached its designated limit i. e. 50 Euros (users can also specify a different cut-off limit).

After their players'' association recommended a pull out from the tournament, New Zealand cricketers' involvement in the Indian Premier League which starts on March 12, is in serious doubt.

After a report by independent security adviser Reg Dickason warned that security could not be guaranteed for the tournament the players have been left to contemplate their participation in IPL.

An annoyed opposition Tuesday forced the deferment of the Rajya Sabha on the price increase issue, saying it should be discoursed as a "significant motion".

As soon as the house got together, Leader of Opposition Arun Jaitley of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) came up to say that it has prompted two movements: one for deferment of the question hour and another for a conversation on the price increase matter under rule 167 and 168, which demands voting.

Rail budget, which is widely expected to have passenger fares untouched but freight tariff may by rationalised in a bid to shore up drying revenues, will be presented by Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday.

Particularly when it is scheduled for assembly polls next year, the fiery minister is not one to leave an opportunity to appease the people of her home state and a bonanza in the form of new routes and higher frequency of existing trains particularly await the people of West Bengal.

Regular work out can significantly lessen anxiety symptoms in patients suffering from chronic disease, a new University of Georgia research showed.

In the research, released in the Feb. 22 version of the Archives of Internal Medicine, scientists examined the outcome of 40 randomized clinical experiments comprising around 3,000 patients with different medical conditions.

The researchers discovered that, on average, patients who worked out on a regular basis reported a 20% drop in anxiety symptoms as compared to those who did not work out.

Researchers have mapped the brain structures that affect general intelligence.

The discovery was made by a collaborative team of neuroscientists at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), the University of Iowa, the University of Southern California (USC), and the Autonomous University of Madrid.