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Gordon Brown was thrashed at school
London: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has confessed that he was thrashed with a belt by his headmaster while at school for planning to sneak off to watch a football match. On being questioned if he had been caned for breaking rules, the British PM admitted having been beaten by the belt — a popular alternative to the cane during his times, reports the Telegraph. Sir Alan Sugar asked Brown
London: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has confessed that he was thrashed with a belt by his headmaster while at school for planning to sneak off to watch a football match. On being questioned if he had been caned for breaking rules, the British PM admitted having been beaten by the belt — a popular alternative to the cane during his times, reports the Telegraph. Sir Alan Sugar asked Brown
Tightening the telepresence belt
Sitting in one of Cisco's "telepresence" rooms, it's hard to imagine how the networking giant's high-end version of teleconferencing bills itself as a technology for tight times.
Sitting in one of Cisco's "telepresence" rooms, it's hard to imagine how the networking giant's high-end version of teleconferencing bills itself as a technology for tight times.
Mild tremor rocks Bhaderwah in Jammu
A mild tremor was felt in Bhaderwah belt of Doda district in the wee hours on Wednesday.
A mild tremor was felt in Bhaderwah belt of Doda district in the wee hours on Wednesday.
Toyota recalls 90,000 Highlanders over seat belts
Toyota Motor Corp is recalling 90,000 model year 2008 Highlander and Highlander hybrid sport utility vehicles due to potential problems with securing child safety seats in third row seats.
Toyota Motor Corp is recalling 90,000 model year 2008 Highlander and Highlander hybrid sport utility vehicles due to potential problems with securing child safety seats in third row seats.
'Terrorists roaming free in Pak tribal belt'
Taliban and al-Qaeda militants are still freely operating in Pakistan's restive tribal area bordering Afghanistan and the Bush administration does not have a coherent plan to destroy terrorist safe ha
Taliban and al-Qaeda militants are still freely operating in Pakistan's restive tribal area bordering Afghanistan and the Bush administration does not have a coherent plan to destroy terrorist safe ha
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