London, Apr. 22 : Unlike last season’s Australian Open, when a match at Melbourne Park was stopped due to bad light, this year’s Wimbledon will not face problem of poor lighting thanks to retractable roof over Centre Court.

The All England Club have said that the retractable roof will allow matches at this summer''''s Championships to be played after dark and into the night under the artificial lights.

London, Apr 22 : Britain''s Got Talent star Susan Boyle has admitted that she does need a bit of a makeover where her clothes and looks are concerned.

Boyle, 47, was on April 21 seen leaving her house wearing a trendy print patterned Wallis wrap dress and a 45 pounds Primark leather blazer, and she had also been to the hairdressers to get her hair styled.

“I will need to sort out my dress sense and my weight. It wasn’t until I saw myself on TV that I realised how frumpy I was,” the Mirror quoted her as saying.

London, April 22 : The world's most expensive suit is set to go on sale in London for 70,000 pounds.

Designer Alexander Amosu will show off the suit at a party in a secret location.

Special security has been organised with transportation of the suit to the venue provided by an armoured Range Rover.

It has taken more than 80 hours and 5,000 individual stitches to make it - equivalent to 14 pounds per stitch.

The suit is a one-off creation made from the finest fabrics in the world.

London, April 22 : An American man has lost a stone in 30 days - just by eating McDonald's.

Doug Logeais, 40, was determined to get rid of the flab, but also wanted to treat himself by eating at his favourite fast-food restaurant.

So he ate at the burger chain for 30 days in a row and managed to shed an amazing 15lb - more than half of it in the first week.

London, Apr. 22 : Having ensured a victory for the Chennai Super Kings against Bangalore''s Royal Challengers in the second edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), England all rounder Andrew Flintoff is likely to face pressure to return for the final should his franchise make it on May 24.

The pressure would be immense for a player of the stature of Flintoff or Pietersen to be given special dispensation to take part knowing that the final one-dayer against the West Indies is taking place on the same day, reports the Daily Express.

According to the tabloid, it is quite feasible, amid the intricate and delicate politics of global cricket, that the ECB would agree to send Flintoff back to the Chennai dressing room in preference to the England one.