The X Factor judge admitted on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno that he had
bought the American Idol make-up artist a ring.
Asked “Are rumours you’re engaged true?”, Simon replied: “Are they true? Well,
I do have somebody in my life now, Jay, yes, and I kind of made a decision
this year to make somebody happy.”
Read more on Simon Cowell confirms engagement to Mezhgan Hussainy on Jay Leno show…
Author: By Mark Bulstrode, Press Association
Originally designed as a cheap and quick way of transporting troops in
Northern Ireland, the lightly-armoured vehicles attracted fierce criticism
for failing to protect against roadside bombs.
Read more on Snatch Land Rovers blamed for dozens of deaths…
Author: By Jerome Taylor, Religious Affairs Correspondent
Georg Ratzinger, who led the Regensburger Domspatzen choir for thirty years
until his retirement in 1994, confessed to occasionally hitting his pupils
but added that he now regretted using corporal punishment.
Author: By Steven McCaffery and David Young, Press Association
The Northern Ireland Assembly voted in favour of the devolution of policing
and justice powers from Westminster today, despite opposition from the
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP).
Read more on Assembly passes policing and justice devolution…
Author: By Lesley Richardson, Press Association
Wiltshire and Swindon Coroner David Masters also highlighted equipment
shortages and pledged to raise his concerns with the Ministry of Defence.
He was speaking as he recorded unlawful killing verdicts at the end of an
inquest into the deaths of Corporal Sarah Bryant, 26, and special forces
reservists Corporal Sean Robert Reeve, 28, Lance Corporal Richard Larkin,
39, and Private Paul Stout, 31, when their Snatch Land Rover was hit by a
roadside bomb in June 2008.
Read more on Troop training and equipment inadequate, says coroner…
Author: By Sarah Arnott
Three consortia ? led by Transport for London, Milton Keynes Council and the One North East regional development agency respectively ? will install charging points at locations such as supermarkets, public car parks and domestic streets.
Read more on Government puts up £30m for electric car chargers…
Author: By Charles Arthur, Technology Editor
Now even drug dealers are going dot.com. A new company called iToke, based in Amsterdam, plan to let customers order marijuana through the website, or via new “WAP”internet-enabled phones, from next month.
Author: By James Tapsfield, Press Association
The post of Commissioner for Standards has been advertised on the
parliamentary website, and a recruitment firm is also understood to be
identifying candidates.
It is expected that whoever lands the job will work for a minimum of five days
a month, and earn around £350 a day.
Author: By James Tapsfield, Press Association
The post of Commissioner for Standards has been advertised on the
parliamentary website, and a recruitment firm is also understood to be
identifying candidates.
It is expected that whoever lands the job will work for a minimum of five days
a month, and earn around £350 a day.
Author: By Omar Waraich in Islamabad
Gadahn has featured on al-Qa’ida videos exhorting American Muslims to target the US. He is one of the FBI’s most wanted men, carries a $1m reward and on Sunday, it was claimed that he had been snatched in a raid in Karachi.
Read more on Pakistan admits al-Qa’ida suspect is not FBI’s most wanted…
