London, January 19 : As the world continues to drown in recession, David Beckham has become the latest victim of the economic slump.
The soccer ace has suffered a blow after his healthy meal manufacturer fell victim to the credit crunch.
Frozen food giant Findus had revealed having incurred major cash flow problems, reports the Sun.
And its major fan was now said to be on the look out for other manufacturers to provide the family favourites like fish fingers, pasta, wraps and omelettes.
London, January 19: Jamie Hince has reportedly splashed more than 30,000 pounds for graffiti to be sprayed on the walls of girlfriend Kate Moss' house.
The Kills frontman was said to have gifted a ring to the supermodel for Christmas and had spent thousands on a series of presents for her 35th birthday.
The rocker apparently also paid for another custom-made ring for the occasion, reports the Sun.
And now, it was reported that Jamie had commissioned two works by renowned Parisian artist Andre, aka Monsieur A.
London, Jan. 19: England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) Chairman Giles Clark's quest for a second term is being challenged by businessman Jonathan Marland.
Marland, 52, announced on Sunday that he will stand against Clarke for the post in the wake of the crisis hitting English cricket because of the Kevin Pietersen - Peter Moores stand-off.
London, January 19 : British artist and children''s TV presenter Tony Hart following prolonged illness, aged 83.
He appeared on art programmes for nearly 50 years, and inspired generations of children to paint and draw, before retiring in 2001 because of health problems.
Hart's family said that the Surrey-based artist - most famous for fronting children''s shows including Vision On, Take Hart, and Hart Beat - died peacefully in the early hours after suffering from health problems for a number of years.