Pakistan state oil company launches jatropha biodiesel project
Pakistan State Oil has launched a pilot scheme in Karachi to create bio-diesel using non-edible plants such as Jatropha Curas. Federal Minister for Water and Power Raja Pervez Ashraf extolled the virtues of Jatropha oil, which has a low sulphur content of 0.13%, is a natural fertiliser, and blends well with petro-diesel. Ashraf said Pakistan needed to develop a "local base of alternative energy sources on a fast-track basis", and said he hoped the Karachi plant would introduce a "new era with the development of green and economical indigenous energy resources".
Prince Harry gears up to take the stand against British tabloids in London High Court

Prince Harry will be appearing in first of the five pending legal cases against UK tabloids accused of invading his privacy