London, Feb. 6: England football team coach Fabio Capello has decided to help winger David Beckham make England history.
Becks will equal Bobby Moore's record of 108 caps for an outfield player in Wednesday's friendly against Spain, reports The Sun.
Neither Capello nor No 2 Franco Baldini will bother to watch Becks play for Milan against Reggina at the San Siro tomorrow and will instead rely on their scouts' reports.
London, Feb 6: `Slumdog Millionaire' director Danny Boyle has dismissed claims suggesting that child actors in his critically acclaimed film were not paid fairly, insisting that the facts have been misreported.
Speaking at the London Film Critics'' Circle Awards, where the film won three awards, Boyle said that the wages reported are not true.
"The figures that were released were not true at all," the Telegraph quoted him as saying.
London - Art lovers drove the price of a painting by the famous German artist Gerhard Richter to 2.1 million pounds (3 million dollars) Thursday night despite the world financial crisis.
Sotheby's auction house said the price was at the maximum of what it had estimated. It did not identify the buyer.
The 85-by-120-centimetre artwork, a misty landscape called Troisdorf, originated in 1985 and is considered one of the 76-year- old German artist's most impressive landscapes for his use of light.
London - The destruction caused to the Gaza Strip in last month's Israeli campaign will cost 15 billion dollars to repair, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said in London Thursday.
Abbas, who was speaking after talks with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, said that despite the bitterness and fighting there was "no alternative to peace" in the Middle East.
Brown pledged Britain's support for the reconstruction of Gaza, and urged Israel to allow aid to get through to the victims of the conflict.
Washington - Former British prime minister Tony Blair on Thursday warned US President Barack Obama of the dangers of the public eye, telling him to rely on his faith and friendships when times get tough.
"Should it ever be tested, I hope your faith can sustain you and your family. The public eye is not always the most congenial," Blair told Obama during his keynote speech at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington.
London, Feb. 6: England football team coach Fabio Capello has decided to help winger David Beckham make England history. 
London, Feb 6: `Slumdog Millionaire' director Danny Boyle has dismissed claims suggesting that child actors in his critically acclaimed film were not paid fairly, insisting that the facts have been misreported.
London - Art lovers drove the price of a painting by the famous German artist Gerhard Richter to 2.1 million pounds (3 million dollars) Thursday night despite the world financial crisis.
London - The destruction caused to the Gaza Strip in last month's Israeli campaign will cost 15 billion dollars to repair, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said in London Thursday.
Washington - Former British prime minister Tony Blair on Thursday warned US President Barack Obama of the dangers of the public eye, telling him to rely on his faith and friendships when times get tough.
will be out of action for at least three weeks with a hamstring injury, his club Liverpool confirmed on Thursday.
