Geetha Pillai

That perfect smile of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, is a thing of envy and the talk of the town. Apparently, a French dentistry expert is behind her perfect "imperfect smile".

The Chancellor is also expected to announce £15 billion credit ease for the struggling small firms in an attempt to prevent the economy slipping back into recession.

Two separate units of the Defence Cyber Operations Group are involved in developing a computer programme that could disable the conventional or nuclear capabilities of hostile nations.

Kim Kardashian was seen sobbing over her failed marriage in a new TV reality show.

Thomas Cook, the beleaguered travel company, has secured a new credit facility worth £200 million from its bank lending group that will be available until April 30, 2013.

The Prince of Wales may choose the Romanian throne in favour of Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, say reports.

The fact that even the strong and the mighty of the Eurozone is not insulated from the contagion was evident from Germany’s failure to sell bunds on Wednesday.

The opposition has dubbed the three-year scheme as a wrong strategy.

The airport is heading for a "grinding halt" as immigration officers join the strike next week.

Sir Philip Green is said to be trying to renegotiate a better lease deal to save the struggling stores.

Elderly are most stressful about temporary homelessness during the house move, but the younger population is more concerned about the damage to their gadgets.

Experts should be given opportunities to lead the businesses of manufacturing and technology companies, says Sir James Dyson.

The proceeds will be used to help the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity to which the Duchess of Cambridge is closely associated.

The supermarket giant believes that competitive pricing and new product launches will boost sales in the Christmas season.

Bayer Leverkusen defeated Chelsea for a 2-1. Now Chelsea have to look for a win or a draw with Valencia to secure qualification.

World athletic champion Dai Greene questions the plan to include football in 2012 Olympics.

The financial troubles of Thomas Cook are attributed to the lower demand in the travel industry due to the global unrest.

Manchester United 2, Benfica 2

Centrica enters in to £14 billion agreement with Norway’s Statoil which is expected to reduce energy problems of the UK.

Tesco, the UK's biggest supermarket, has launched its festival snack selection named 'Crispas Dinner Collection' meant to capture the consumer delight. The complete meal selection is made of crisps and is available in different flavours.

Citizens Advice Bureau suggests 12 shopping tips to avoid unnecessary expenses.

The record revenue growth of £24.3 million was driven by a rise in match programme.

The promotion misled some customers who believed that the charges would be proportionate to the usage.

Henry Moore's famous sculpture, “Knife Edge Two Piece 1962 – 1965”, is in a damaged and neglected state.

British singer Adele leads the list of nominees for the 39th annual American Music Awards, whose presentation ceremony will be conducted at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on Sunday night.

The international community is seeking a fair trial for Saif Al-Islam.

The proposed welfare reform bill envisages limiting the benefit claim by the families to £500 a week.

The new roles will be permanent and will be based in West Bromwich.

Employees on long-term sick leave have to be assessed by independent doctors on their fitness to work instead of general practitioners, according to a new government proposal.