Staff Reporter

Following the death of Robin Gibb - the member of the legendary Bee Gees, the band's "Number Ones" climbed to number six in the UK artist albums chart Top ten this week.

Among those who will be honoured are Rei Kawakubo and Johnny Depp.

As London, Washington and Paris condemn the mass killings, Moscow prefers to toe a cautious line.

Chelsea striker Fernando Torres, who has been assured that he is going to lead the Blues attack next season, has another reason to celebrate after he successfully registered his name in Spain's 23-player squad heading to Ukraine and Poland for the 2012 Euros.

Roberto Martinez is rapidly becoming the absolute favourite to land the managerial post at Liverpool and now has the backing of Wigan captain Gary Caldwell. However, he will have to contend with Champions League winning Dutch coach Louis van Gaal

The iconic actor who played the legendary characters' from the Count Dracula to Count Dooku - Sir Christopher Lee turns 90.

Foreign Secretary William Hague condemned the Houla massacre and calls for intense international pressure on the Syrian regime to end violence.

University of South Carolina say the T-shirt can charge mobile phones faster than other methods.

LG's Nitro HD is an Android-based smartphone that delivers a new visual experience..

The coming together of the secular Tuareg and the Islamist Ansar Dine is worrisome as they reportedly have links with the al-Qaida.

Simian Foamy Virus could spread like HIV, say scientists from Ape Action Africa.

Loreen of Sweden won the 57th Eurovision Song Contest, in Azerbaijan's Crystal Hall with a whopping 372 points singing her club track Euphoria.

In a separate incident, a British soldier was among four Nato troops reportedly killed in a bomb attack.

Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg will start second on the grid, with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton third, ahead of Lotus's Romain Grosjean for Lotus.

Paolo Gabriele, who has been working as the Pope's butler since 2006, charged with illegal possession of secret documents.

Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology scientists invent a dolphin speaker which produces sounds that dolphins make.

Boeing Co announces the successful completion of the software Preliminary Design Review for its Commercial Crew Development initiative.

Archeologists in Israel have unearthed a rare treasure trove containing jewelry believed to be around 3,000 years old.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson will not be stepping down as the Red Devils' manager despite Wigan Athletic chairman Dave Whelan thinking otherwise, says American broadcaster Charlie Stillitano (a long time friend of Ferguson), according to a Telegraph report.

Specs comparison of Samsung Galaxy S3 and Infuse 4G.

Although England manager Roy Hodgson got off to a positive start by registering a 1-0 win over Norway on Saturday, his celebrations were cut short due to the injury of Manchester City's Gareth Barry.

Auction of vial of former president Ronald Reagan's blood by PFC Auction House cancelled after complaints from family and foundation.

The Brazilian is seen as a possible replacement for Didier Drogba, who will leave Stamford Bridge when his contract runs out next month.

Britain's Engelbert Humperdinck will represent UK in the finale of this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Baku. The 76 year old will be first to perform among the 26 contestants and will wow everyone with his ballad "Love Will Set You Free" in Azerbaijan's Crystal Hall.

Norway boss Egil Olsen feels that England are lucky to secure the appointment of Roy Hodgson as the national team manager.

Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg set the fastest time in the final free practice session for the Monaco Grand Prix.

Roy Hodgson is all set for his debut game, as England manager, as the Three Lions head to Oslo for their friendly clash against Norway.

Device set to be available on various carriers in the UK including Vodafone, O2, Three and Orange.

Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology develop computer program that can detect smiles of joy and smiles of frustration.