Ferrari fetches £66,500

The yellow Maranello was bought new by Mr Clapton, who signed its service book, and was later sold to Mr Evans.

Mr Loveridge said the Ferrari - which was described by Silverstone Auctions as a desirable car in its own right - was in lovely condition.

The rare 2003 Ferrari 575 Maranello, which has 10,000 miles on the clock, was snapped up by a private buyer at a sale in Silverstone on Saturday.

Auction manager Guy Loveridge said the vehicle exceeded its guide price.

"Famous name provenance is always a help," he said.

"It's a great car and we are not surprised that it fetched such a large amount of money."

The car had been expected to go for between £58,000 and £66,000 at the Classic Sale at Silverstone, Northamptonshire - the home of the British Grand Prix.

Norway gunman faces court hearing

The man blamed for Friday's twin terror attacks in Norway is due to make his first appearance in court.

Anders Behring Breivik, 32, admits carrying out a massacre on an island youth camp and a bombing in the capital Oslo in which at least 93 people died.

He is said to be linked to far right, anti-Islamic organisations, and to have spent years planning the operation.

Norway will observe a minute's silence for the victims at 1200 local time (1000 GMT).

Mr Breivik is set to appear at the hearing an hour later. He has said he will explain his actions to the court. Earlier he described the attacks as "gruesome but necessary".

But it is not clear if the court session will be open or closed to the public. A judge is set to rule on a police request for the hearing be held behind closed doors.

There have been calls for a media blackout of the trial so as not to give Mr Breivik a platform for his views.

Under Norwegian law he faces a maximum of 21 years in jail if convicted, although that sentence can be extended if a prisoner is deemed a threat to the public.

Police said that while the suspect has admitted to the killings, he has not accepted criminal responsibility for them.

His lawyer Geir Lippestad told Norwegian media on Sunday: "He thought it was gruesome having to commit these acts, but in his head they were necessary.

"He wished to attack society and the structure of society."

Still pictures of the suspect, wearing a wetsuit and carrying an automatic weapon, appeared in a 12-minute anti-Muslim video called Knights Templar 2083, which appeared briefly on YouTube.

A 1,500-page document written in English and said to be by Mr Breivik - posted under the pseudonym of Andrew Berwick - was also put online hours before the attacks.

The bomb in Oslo targeted buildings connected to Norway's governing Labour Party, and the youth camp on Utoeya island was also run by the party.

Amy Winehouse found dead

Amy Winehouse

Chanter 'Back To Black', Amy Winehouse found dead on Saturday, July 23, 2011, at his residence in Camden Square, London. Police have confirmed news of the death of five Grammy Award winner in 2008 who were aged 27 years.

"Police were called by the ambulance service to the Camden Square London NW1 today at 16:05 local time, Saturday, July 23, 2011, following a report about a woman who was found dead," said an officer told the Daily Mail page.

Police still did not give details cause of death artist owner's full name is Amy Jade Winehouse. This eccentric singer was looking very pretty. He has a very characteristic voice and praised by many music critics.

But the hobby of smoking, drinking alcohol and using illegal drugs often get him involved in a variety of problems. Winehouse's death allegedly due to bad habits that influence can not be left behind, ie, taking drugs and alcohol.

Winehouse now it is struggling to break away from dependence on drugs and alcohol. Currently, menggungnya activity has been reduced, because he was concentrating escape from the acute dependence.

Blobfish, grim-faced rare fish

The team of researchers from the University of New York, England found a fish called Blobfish. Fish species became famous because of his reputation that has long face, like someone was dogged by sadness.

Blobfish found in southeast Australian waters seem to have a reason to show the face of melancholy. Because based on the testimony professor Callum Roberts, Blobfish endangered Due to the action of fishing on a large scale.

"Highly vulnerable Blobfish entangled fishing trawler and we know that Blobfish can only live in these waters," Roberts said as quoted by the Daily Mail.

The inhabitants of the waters in the form of fat that can grow to a size of 12 inches. Although not edible, Blobfish live in water depths similar to other marine organisms that can be consumed, such as crabs and lobsters. Average Blobfish live at depths of up to 800 meters away from the water surface. That is why the existence of Blowfish is rarely seen by humans.

Thanks to fishing techniques that do not jeopardize endangered species, the scientists succeeded in capturing Blobfish for later investigation.

"Australia and New Zealand waters are the most active regions in the world in conducting large-scale fishing. So if you become Blobfish, the region is not a good place to be a place to live," he said.