GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl is to join President Bill Clinton on the re election campaign trail tomorrow in Milwaukee, one of the most German of US cities and the industrial heart of Wisconsin.
Kohl then goes to Washington on Friday to meet Senator Bob Dole and Defence Secretary William Perry.
A spokeswoman for Princess Diana denied a newspaper report yesterday that the princess planned to buy the New York apartment where Jackie Onassis once lived.
Jane Atkinson denied a report in the Dally Star that Diana was ready to spend £5 million sterling on the Fifth Avenue apartment where Jackie lived for 30 years after the assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy.
A woman has sued actor and Oscar winning movie director Mel Gibson, alleging his dog bit and injured her.
The suit, filed in California Superior Court in Los Angeles by Terry Adamson, seeks damages for medical expenses and loss of earnings and asks for punitive damages against the movie star. It also names his wife Robyn Moore.
A Scottish couple has set up a Loch Ness monster fan club. Kathy Campbell and husband Gary decided to act after spotting something lurking in the Loch earlier this year.
US actor Richard Gere caused a traffic jam in Milan when he arrived to open a show of his photographs taken in Tibetan monasteries. Gere, in Italy at the same time as the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, was mobbed by fans.
Coronation Street star Tracy Shaw - who plays hairdresser Maxine - has been dubbed Britain's Rear of the Year.
The award for the nation's best male bottom went to muscleman James Crossley, alias Gladiator Hunter.