Dazed Benazir whisked away Dismembered bodies, pools of blood and charred vehicles were what was left on the road as the jubilant homecoming of the former prime minister Benazir Bhutto turned into a tragedy following the twin bomblasts on her convoy
Dodi bought 11,600 engagement ring for Di Dodi Fayed, the son of the Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed, did buy Princess Diana an 11,600 pound engagement ring a few hours before the couple's death in the Paris crash in 1997, though he had no chance to give it to her, the inquest jury heard on Thursday.
AN EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT
One blast, then another... then mayhem The first bomb blast was so muted that many PPP activists kept dancing to the beat of drums to celebrate the arrival of their leader Benazir Bhutto. Then came the second one with a deafening roar and human body parts flew as high as 40 feet. Hours of celebrations suddenly turned into Pakistan's worst bloodbath.
Cecilia Sarkozy: I hated life in limelight Cecilia Sarkozy says her marriage to French President Nicolas Sarkozy failed just five months after his election triumph because she hated life in the limelight.
Paedophile suspect arrested A suspected Canadian paedophile was arrested in northeastern Thailand, on Friday, after a worldwide manhunt was launched when the police reconstructed a digital photograph of him abusing young boys.
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