THE Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has dismissed suggestions that she viewed former national cricket captain Imran Khan as a rival and said she would welcome him into the political arena.
"I'm happy if Imran Khan wants to come into politics," she said during a visit to Indonesia. "I think more people should join the political world, and particularly sports people who have a name and reputation."
In the past, the prime minister, leader of the Pakistan People's Party, made little attempt to hide a dislike for Imran and virtually banned coverage of him by state run media.
Former world tennis number one Andre Agassi has won his biggest love match he proposed marriage to actress Brooke Shields and she accepted.
Agassi (25), popped the question last weekend, reportedly under a waterfall in Hawaii. Shields has been his constant companion recently.
Sculptor Henry Moore's daughter has lost the latest round in her battle to gain control of millions of pounds worth of her father's work.
Mary Spencer Moore Danowski (49) had appealed against a 1993 High Court ruling relating to the ownership of her father's prolific artistic output between 1977 and his death in 1986.
Queen Elizabeth has decided that the Duchess of York will henceforth have to pay to use the Royal Mail for her correspondence, the Sun reported.
Those entitled to free use of the Royal Mail include Princess Diana and her two children as well as Fergie's two daughters and other members of the royal family.
Two former mistresses of senior British Conservative MPs, whose affairs were exposed in the press, are to describe their experiences in a new television series.
The three part documentary Mistresses, which started last night, includes interviews with former lovers of former national heritage secretary David Mellor and transport minister Steven Norris.
The series also includes appearances by Streatham madam Cynthia Payne, Dai Llewellyn and nightclub owner Peter Stringfellow.