ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Meteorological Department on Saturday predicted more monsoon rains during the next week that would start from August 2.

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Met Office forecast more monsoon rains

NOTTINGHAM, England: England has reached 120-6 in its second innings at tea on day three of the first test, and leads Pakistan by 292 runs.

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England reaches 120-6 at tea vs Pakistan

NEW YORK: The Material Girl is launching a new clothing line for juniors that will hit stores in the U.

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Madonna launches new junior fashion line

NOTTINGHAM, England: England extended its lead to 221 runs with eight wickets left Saturday on the third day of the first test after Pakistan had avoided the follow on.

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England 49-2 at lunch vs Pakistan

PARIS: The Material Girl is illuminating the City of Light, where she’s shooting her latest film, W.

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PARIS: World culture body UNESCO added 15 sites to its top heritage list this weekend, including an imperial palace in Vietnam, temples in China, an Australian penal colony and a historic bazaar in Iran.

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KARACHI: President, Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), Abdul Majid Haji Muhammad has criticised the increase in discount rate by 50bps (Basic Points) to 13 per cent and said it will enhance economic adversity.

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TEHRAN: Iran said that it was ready to send its uranium abroad for further enrichment as requested by the UN. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced the decision in an interview with state Iranian television.
He said Iran will have “no problem” giving the West its low-enriched uranium and taking it back several months later when it is enriched by 20 percent. The decision could signal a major shift in the Iranian position on the issue. Still, it was unclear how much of a concession the Ahmadinejad comments represented, even though he appeared to be saying for the first time that Iran was willing to ship out its enriched uranium and wait for it to be returned in the form of fuel for its Tehran research reactor. But his time frame of four or five months appeared to fall short of the year that Western officials say it would take for Iran’s enriched fuel to be turned into fuel rods for the reactor.
If that difference cannot be bridged, it could allow Iranian officials to assert that the deal failed due to Western foot-dragging, despite their readiness to accept the proposed formula of shipping out the bulk of their enriched uranium and waiting for it to be converted and returned as fuel.
Ahmadinejad also did not address whether his country was ready to ship out most of its stockpile in one batch — another condition set by the six world powers endorsing the fuel swap. If Iran were to agree to export most of its enriched uranium in one shipment, it would delay its ability to make a nuclear weapon by stripping it of the material it needs to make the fissile core of a warhead.

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University of New Mexico against him, Brigham Young University Cougars in 2009 MWC women’s soccer tournament. BYU barely won a 1-0 score, especially when it is brutalized by the New Mexico players!

Jason Rodriguez, A man so broken that said he had no money to visit his son opened fire 30 minutes Friday in the engineering company that fired him two years ago, killing one person and wounding five, authorities said.

As officers led a handcuffed Jason Rodriguez at a police station, a reporter asked the 40-year-old divorced, for attacking his former colleagues.

“Because I left the putrefaction” said Rodriguez, who recently told a bankruptcy judge for less than $ 30,000 a year at a Subway sandwich shop and had about $ 90,000.

The shooting on the eighth floor of an office tower in downtown Orlando paralyzed for three hours. Police quickly tracked Rodriguez to his mother’s house, saw him through a window and ordered him out.

He surrendered peacefully and was arrested on Friday night. Police said he apologized as agents handcuffed him.

“I am going through a difficult time right now. I’m sorry,” the official was quoted as saying.

Police say he will be charged with first degree murder and other crimes. Authorities said they could make an initial court appearance Saturday.

All the victims worked at the firm of Reynolds, Smith and Hills, where Rodriguez was an entry level engineer for 11 months before he was fired in June 2007, the company said.