London, Apr. 2 : Liverpool FC coach Rafa Benitez has warned Manchester United that

The Anfield chief is convinced the fortnight gap will have no bearing on his rampant Reds' hopes of catching United.

"We were playing very well before the break, that is true. Now we have to start again. We want to pick up where we left things and carry on winning. We've every confidence it will be the same when we get everyone back," The Sun quoted him, as saying.

London, April 2: Prince Philip made a gaffe when U. S. President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle met the Queen at Buckingham Palace.

This was their first meeting, and both the Queen and the Prince were sympathising with Obama and his wife about their gruelling schedule since arriving late on Tuesday evening.

"The time lag," Sky News quoted the Queen as saying.

Philip added: "You''re just trying to stay awake!"

London, Apr 2: Scientists are on their way to provide double bonanza to women looking for healthy skin – a moisturiser containing Viagra that could resolve cellulite issues.

The drug sildenafil has had mixed success as a drug for women, but according to Croatian researchers incorporating the stuff into a moisturiser could open up a whole new market, reports New Scientist.

London, Apr 2: A Brit woman has designed a special ‘shawl’ that turns into a baby hammock to protect mums’ modesty while breast-feeding in public.

London, April 2: The G20 leaders gathered at 10 Downing Street on the eve of crunch talks at the global summit enjoyed a dinner menu chosen by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, which featured the best of seasonal produce from around the UK.

Organic salmon from Shetland, with samphire and sea kale, local vegetables and Irish soda bread formed part of the menu.

The leaders also got to enjoy slow-roasted shoulder of lamb from north Wales, Jersey Royal potatoes, wild mushrooms, and mint sauce.

Bakewell tart and custard were also available.

"I''m very, very proud of my country and its food traditions and I know that the guests at Downing Street will be in for a real treat," Sky News quoted Oliver as saying.

London, Apr. 2: British tennis star Andy Murray insists that he has rediscovered the habit of winning as he prepares for a Masters quarterfinal in Miami today.

The British No 1 will take on Fernando Verdasco — who beat him in the fourth round of the Australian Open in January — at the Sony Ericsson Open.