Christmas hit which only dogs can hear

A new version of Silent Night has become a howling success - with dogs.

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Milan could be a tough nut to crack for the gunners

The first question is, how good Milan really are right now? Well, although Milan are ragged and out of form, but, then, it was not quite different the last season, which they eventually won.

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Mashable's 2008 Predictions

Some predictions made in the article News Corp Monetizes MySpace … By Selling It Hulu Gets Popular Mobile Social Networking Takes Off..Google Android's impact Gmail Removes "Beta" Status

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Oxford student on ski trip dies of hypothermia after losing way back to chalet

An Oxford University student died of hypothermia after becoming lost while walking back to his chalet in a French ski resort.

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Why Latin, a dead language is becoming popular

Last year, a surprise best seller hit the British book market: a romp through Latin grammar, by a London journalist called Harry Mount. In Britain, the book was called Amo, Amas, Amat ... and All That, after the first verb (to love) encountered in elementary Latin class.

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Turkish troops withdraw from northern Iraq

Turkey has withdrawn troops from northern Iraq, after sending soldiers about 1.5 miles into the north of the country , Kurdish officials told Reuters on Tuesday.

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Bush Vetos Children's Health Insurance Bill for Second Time

It was Bush's seventh veto in seven years — all but one coming since Democrats took control of Congress in January. Wednesday was the deadline for Bush to act or let the bill become law. The president also vetoed an earlier, similar bill expanding the health insurance program.

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Poll: Huckabee Soars Into GOP's Top Tier

Huckabee was supported by 21 percent in the poll, up from a mere 4 percent in October, thanks largely to a swell in support from Christian conservatives. He trails Giuliani by only 1 percentage point - a statistically insignificant margin.

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Carbon dioxide to be buried beneath the sea in a bid to cut greenhouse emissions

Scientists plan to bury carbon dioxide beneath the seabed in a bid to cut greenhouse gas emissions, as part of a new research project. They aim to capture C02 from coal-fired power stations and transport it as liquid by pipeline to sites up to 2.4 miles (4km) underground.

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Beaten by Inzaghi - but Celtic make it to the Champions League last 16 yet again

That goal by Inzaghi also made him the all time top scorer in UEFA competitions.

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Israel insists that Iran is still a threat

Israel said Tuesday that it remained convinced that Iran was pursuing nuclear weapons and that it had probably resumed the weapons program the Americans said was stopped in the fall of 2003. Defense Minister Ehud Barak, center, challenged the American view, saying that Iran had  …

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Northern Rock's chief executive quits at last after financial crisis

The chief executive of crisis-hit mortgage lender Northern Rock resigned today. Adam Applegarth will leave by the end of January when a way forward for the beleaguered group has been resolved.

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Google Introduces Simplified AdSense Management

Forget pasting and repasting your AdSense code whenever you make even the smallest change to your ad units.

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Frustration for ManU as Gallas scores last gasp equaliser

After having being forced into an own goal by Rooney earlier, Gallas not only redeemed himself by scoring in injury time, but, also denied ManU the win that could have, atleast for the time being, got them to the top of the table, with the match ending all square at 2-2..

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Jose's revenge: Mourinho to prise Lampard and Drogba away from Chelsea

It would be interesting if he succeeds. Chelsea have been caught off guard in matches earlier this season when they've played without Drogba and Lampard. So Chelsea would be best served in avoiding such a situation..

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Resurrecting Korea: The two leaders Agree on Economic Projects

According to a joint declaration issued Thursday, the two countries said they would seek to put a formal end to the Korean War, which ended in an armistice in 1953.

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Facebook passes Myspace in the UK

Facebook has established itself as the hottest hang-out spot on the web among Britons, overtaking MySpace as the most popular social networking site in the UK last month.

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Now access your Gmail from facebook

Thanks to an enterprising app developer, you can now access your Gmail from your Facebook account with a Gmail app. Kinda. While neither Google or Facebook have yet come out with an official Gmail app, it was only a matter of time until someone made one on their own.

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US denounces Iran warning to Israel

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