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LONDON - Within hours of Qantas resuming its services, QF1, which was bound for London from Sydney, was cancelled after a loud noise emerged from the engine while the aircraft was taxiing towards the runway.

LAHORE - The Pakistan People's Party is not taking any decision to amend Section 295-C of the Blasphemy Law, since it is the Parliament's job.

DAMASCUS - President Pratibha Devisingh Patil has said India remains hopeful that talks would lead to a comprehensive peace process for a final resolution of the Middle East conflict.

LONDON - Meet honeymooners Mark and Denise Duffield-Thomas who said 'I do' 85 times, breaking the world record, in just six months!

LONDON - US diplomats had described Britain's former prime minister Gordon Brown and his government as weak and unstable in secret briefings to US President Barack Obama, which could be revealed in Wikileaks' latest disclosures, a media report said.