Wife broke Tiger Woods' tooth during fight?

London: Golfer Tiger Woods is said to be in hiding after one of his teeth was broken when his furious wife Elin Nordegren hurled a mobile phone at him, a news site said.


US reports said Elin "went psycho" during their blazing row over his affairs on the night he crashed his car, thesun.co.uk reported without attributing the source of its information.


It was also reported last night that Elin is devastated by the alleged infidelity, but she has no plans to file for divorce. The 29-year-old married the golfer in 2004 and they have a daughter Sam, 2, and Son Charlie, 10 months.


"She is a child of a divorce and that's not something she's likely to going to want to do to Sam and Charlie. She believes in the importance of parents staying together," said a friend of the former nanny.


Woods, 33, has been linked to at least ten other women. Eight of them have been named.

Too premature to comment on extradition of Headley: US

It is "too premature" to talk about the extradition of US national David Coleman Headly to India for his alleged role in Mumbai terror attacks, a top Obama Administration official has said.


Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, P J Crowley was responding to a question about the statement by Indian Home Secretary G K Pillai in New Delhi that India would seek extradition of Headley, who was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in October on charges of plotting terrorist attacks in Denmark and India.

"Obviously, we do have an extradition treaty with India, but how that will work going forward, I think that's premature," Crowley, told reporters at a news briefing.

Early this week, FBI formally charge sheeted Headley for being allegedly involved in the Mumbai terrorist attack.

"The FBI and Justice Department continue to share information with our foreign and domestic law enforcement partners in the Headley investigation," Dean Boys, spokesman, National Security Division of the US Department of Justice told PTI.

"As a matter of long-standing policy, we never comment on extradition matters. Headley remains charged in federal court in Chicago and the investigation continues."

In New Delhi, Union Home Secretary Pillai, told reporters that once India completes its probe into Headley's links with the Mumbai terror attacks, the government will seek his extradition.
"Once we file the charge sheet, we will definitely be seeking access for both interrogation and at a subsequent stage, definitely his extradition," he said.

Headley, 49, is now in a Chicago jail, had pledged not guilty before a Chicago court early this week.