London, January 11: Mischa Barton has reportedly uploaded her bikini photographs shot in Goa, where she is presently filming for her new movie, on her official website.

The Brit actress, best known for her role as Marissa Cooper in the American TV series The O. C, was said to up her profile visits with the pictures taken in Goa.

Barton is presently shooting for her `Bhopal: Prayer For Rain in India' based on real-life Bhopal industrial disaster.

London, January 11: Former couple Madonna and Guy Ritchie have reportedly decided to extend their truce to five times a year for the sake of their children.

The warring pair, locked in a sour custody battle for kids, were said to have made peace during Christmas as the Queen of Pop flew down to her ex-hubby's native England to celebrate the festive evening as a family.

London, Jan 11 : A Star Wars toy, similar to one used by Luke Skywalker in the movie, is all set to hit the UK shelves.

The gadget, called Force Trainer, allows kids to use The Force and control a ball using brainwaves, reports The Sun.

The device boasts a headset that picks up players' brain activity and then moves a ball around a 10in high clear tower.

The Force Trainer also has sound effects, which tell the kids how close they are to becoming a Jedi master.

London, Jan 11: Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has said that he's not finished as English skipper yet.

"I feel I've got unfinished business as the captain of England. I definitely feel that," Pietersen told The Sun.

Pietersen had relinquished the post of England skipper on January 7th after an argument with team coach Peter Moores.

But, the swashbuckling right-handed batsman has decided to put the episode behind him, and support new captain Andrew Strauss, and keep piling on the runs.

London (dpa) - More than 10,000 people took part in a demonstration in
London on Saturday against Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip.

Some of the protestors threw shoes at police, burned placards and tried to break through barriers.

Police said 12,000 people took part in the march from Hyde Park to
the Israeli embassy, while media reports spoke of tens of thousands.

Protests also took place in Belfast, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Newcastle.

Jewish organizations plan to hold peace demonstrations in London on Sunday.