[h=3]‘There Are Eight-Foot Aliens On Newly Found Earth-Like World - And They Visit Earth,’ UFO Fans Claim[/h] Last week, the discovery of an Earth-sized planet orbiting in the habitable zone of our Sun’s nearest neighbour sent ripples through the scientific community.
[h=3]Flying pigs and prisms: Pink Floyd expo to open at London's V&A[/h] By Jeremy Gaunt LONDON (Reuters) - A pink inflatable pig the size of a bus floated above London's venerable Victoria and Albert museum on Wednesday but unlike an infamous outing above Battersea Power Station in 1976 it did not break free and ground planes at Heathrow. One of the many globally recognisable emblems of Pink Floyd, along with prisms and marching hammers, the pig was flying to mark the launch of "The Pink Floyd Exhibition: Their Mortal Remains", a retrospective to be hosted at the museum next May. That date marks 50 years since the band released its first single "Arnold Layne". The exhibition is designed to celebrate that, along with Pink Floyd's achievements in graphics, design, architecture, staging, lighting, film and photography.
[h=3]Kerry urges Pakistan to push harder against extremists[/h] U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Pakistan had made progress in the fight against extremism in recent months, but urged Islamabad to push harder against militants hiding within its borders as tensions with neighbourng India rise amid more violence in the disputed region of Kashmir. "It is clear that Pakistan has work to do in order to push harder against its indigenous groups that are engaged in extremist activities," Kerry said on Wednesday, the second day of a visit to India. Kerry said the United States had made it clear to Islamabad that it needs to act against groups such as the Taliban-linked Haqqani network and Lashkar-e-Taiba that are suspected of operating from Pakistan to launch attacks against its neighbours India and Afghanistan.
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