READING Hadley Freeman’s wonderful book Be Awesome: Modern Life For Modern Ladies, you will come across The Ten Commandments Of Being An Unannoying Vegetarian.

Yet again Colin Firth looks the dashing gent on the red carpet.

Tony Hadley insists Spandau Ballet didn’t reunite for money.

Eighties pop legends Spandau Ballet have returned to the spotlight after an absence of two decades for the first show of their comeback tour.

US President George Bush will suggest ways in which the United Nations could be improved in his final speech to the world body today.

It would be a “cop-out” for countries to snub the opening ceremonies at the Beijing Olympics as a way of protesting against China’s crackdown in Tibet, US president George Bush’s national security adviser said today.

IRAN accused the United States yesterday of fabricating video and audio released by the Pentagon showing Iranian boats confronting US warships in the Persian Gulf.

NEPTUNE, without Gordon Fitzgerald, went close to claiming another big scalp as Abrakebabra Tigers came from behind to steal the game in the closing minutes of an enthralling NIVEA for MEN SuperLeague tie at Neptune Stadium last night.

US President George Bush told the leaders of Israel and the Palestinian territories he is personally committed to their mission of peace, urging them to stick with it and not lose sight of their goal.

US President George Bush will try today to help broker an elusive agreement between Israel and the Palestinians ahead of peace talks planned for this week.

Pakistan released opposition leader Benazir Bhutto from house arrest and said it will lift a state of emergency within a month.

US President George Bush, taking on a more active role in the Mideast conflict, is offering new financial support to embattled Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ government.

With both houses of Congress debating war-related legislation, US politicians today awaited the Bush administration’s assessment of political, economic and military progress made by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki’s government.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, bitterly opposed to a US plan for a missile shield in Europe, told US President George Bush today that Moscow would drop its objections if the radar-based system were installed in the central Asian nation of Azerbaijan.

The White House said today that Iranians are aiding the insurgency in Iraq and that the US has the authority to pursue them because they “put our people at risk.”

US President George Bush called Saddam Hussein's execution a milestone on Iraq's road to democracy, but warned it would not halt the bloodshed and political discord splitting the country.

US President George Bush today met with a bipartisan group seeking consensus on a new approach for the war in Iraq amid widespread agreement that the administration's current efforts have not worked well enough or fast enough.

At least 80 people were killed or found dead in Iraq on today, including 33 victims of a bomb attack on labourers lined up to find a day’s work in Baghdad’s Sadr city Shiite slum. The U.S. military announced the death of the 100th service member killed in combat this month.

The Bush administration is pushing for quick approval of a ceasefire resolution from the UN Security Council, but is warning the action is unlikely to put an immediate stop to the fighting in the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict.

US President George Bush and Russia’s leader Vladimir Putin clashed over the conflict in the Middle East and the liberalisation of world trade in a chilly prelude to the G8 summit in St Petersburg in Russia today.

North Korea has said it is preparing “strong measures for self-defence” after the US wrapped up a massive Pacific military exercise.

US President George Bush will today meet EU leaders for more than four hours of talks in Vienna.

Undaunted by the difficult war in Iraq, US President George Bush today reaffirmed his strike-first policy against terrorists and enemy nations and said Iran may pose the biggest challenge for America.

The former September 11 commission is giving the US Congress and the White House poor marks on protecting the United States against an "inevitable" terror attack because of their failure to enact several strong security measures.

US President George W Bush is urging Russian President Vladimir Putin to reverse Moscow’s recent retreat from democratic reforms, while seeking to refresh his “close relationship” with his Russian counterpart.

George Bush and Vladimir Putin meet in Slovakia today to demonstrate that they can work together despite White House complaints that Putin is retreating from democracy and Russian objections to Washington “meddling” in places like Ukraine.

US president George W Bush yesterday hailed the deaths of Saddam Hussein’s two sons as the clearest sign yet that “the former regime is gone and will not be coming back.”

President George W Bush’s deputy national security adviser became the second US official to apologise for allowing a tainted intelligence report on Iraq’s nuclear ambitions to find its way into a major speech by Bush before Congress in January.

Eighties pop star Tony Hadley tonight became the comeback champion when he won the final of TV show Reborn in the USA.

Spandau Ballet star Tony Hadley and ex-EastEnder Michelle Gayle were battling it out today in the final of comeback TV show Reborn In The USA.

A man obsessed with his teenage niece killed her parents and abducted the girl before releasing her unharmed, authorities in the US said.

A 13-YEAR-OLD girl who was abducted after a man broke into her family’s home and killed her parents was released unharmed after a police chase yesterday morning, authorities said.

Bridgend chief executive Adrian Hadley has become the first major casualty of the restructuring of Welsh rugby.

TWO women who want to use their frozen embryos to have children yesterday came face-to-face in court with their former partners who have withdrawn consent for their use in IVF treatment.

TWO women yesterday launched a High Court challenge to stop their ex-partners destroying their IVF embryos, lawyers said.

Former Wales international Adrian Hadley has admitted taking drugs before a Six Nations victory over Scotland in 1986.