The newly-wed royals are to honeymoon overseas at a later date and are spending the weekend in the UK before Prince William returns to work next week.
Monthly Archives: April 2011
U.S. tornadoes toll rises over 350, thousands homeless
PLEASANT GROVE, Alabama (Reuters) – The death toll from the second deadliest U.S. tornado outbreak on record rose above 350 on Saturday as thousands of stunned survivors camped out in the shattered shells of their homes or moved into shelters or with friends.
Buffett downplays chance of Berkshire dividend
OMAHA, Nebraska (Reuters) – Berkshire Hathaway Chief Executive Warren Buffett downplayed on Saturday the idea of a first-ever dividend for shareholders, as he opened his conglomerate’s annual meeting for tens of thousands of people.
Libya’s Gaddafi offers ceasefire, but will not leave
TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi said on Saturday he was ready for a ceasefire and negotiations provided NATO “stop its planes,” but he refused to give up power as rebels and Western powers demand.
Roller Coaster Orgasm
French Football suspends official
The French Football Federation’s national technical director is suspended after claims of a secret racial quota for trainees.
Muslim Brothers form Egypt party
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood sets up a party to contest up to half the seats in a parliamentary poll due in September.
Sony’s No.2 Hirai to brief media Sunday on data theft
TOKYO (Reuters) – Sony Corp’s No.2 Kazuo Hirai will brief media on Sunday about a huge security breach of its PlayStation Network, the first time an executive of the Japanese electronics giant will publicly address the case, which could prompt global legal actions.
