Sydney - Australian

Brisbane, Mar. 24: Out of favour Australian cricket all rounder Andrew Symonds alcohol-related woes continue.

On Sunday, he was kicked out of a Brisbane bar. The Daily Telegraph can reveal that, five days earlier, Symonds had to be woken by his Queensland team-mates after a bender so he could make his flight home from the Sheffield Shield final in Melbourne.

Symonds, 33, appears to have learnt little from being stood down by Cricket Australia in January when told to seek counselling for his off-field behaviour.

The country's largest pharmaceutical company, Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd has managed to get Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) certificates from the concerned departments in the UK and Australia for its Paonta Sahib plant.

The authorities from both countries investigated the utility as per respective principles and guidelines of GMP in 2006 and finally gave nod to drug manufacturing after re-examining the plant in 2008.

London  - A 23-year-old Australian man was charged Monday in connection with an alleged bomb hoax which prompted the evacuation of an Emirates plane shortly after landing in London, the authorities said.

Matthew Carney was charged with communicating information believed to be false with the intention of inducing "a false belief that a thing liable to explode or ignite was present in the cargo of a plane."

Carney, who is from Melbourne, did not enter a plea when he appeared at Crawley Magistrates' Court Monday, the court said. He was remanded in custody to appear via a prison video link on March 26.

Melbourne, Mar 23 : If reports are to be believed, the woman who allegedly triggered the much-hyped fight between Rihanna and Chris Brown is supermodel Natasha Ellie, and not Tina Davis.

Brown was allegedly cheating on the `Umbrella' hitmaker with Natasha, and it was she who sent the text to him before the fight.

Sources say that Rihanna became ballistic after she saw the 2-page text Natasha sent to Brown.

London, Mar 23: Dungeon dad Josef Fritzl’s former lodger has revealed that he is still haunted by the smell of the burning body of the infant, whom the 73-year-old rapist incinerated in the underground cellar.

The Austrian engineer was found guilty for locking up and raping his daughter Elisabeth in a cellar over 24 years, fathering seven children with her, and causing the death of his own infant son.

Albert Dubanovsky, who lived in Fritzl’s Amstetten home for 12 years, said that he went to school with Elisabeth.