Sweden’s cautious turn to right
Sweden is making a political right turn, in a very Swedish way: cautiously, consensually, unflamboyantly. But decisively even so.
Day: June 14, 2011
CN Sharma’s fate may be sealed as President remains adamant in shutting him down.
Georgetown: Trakkernews was reliably informed that President Bharrat Jagdeo in his capacity as Minister of Information refused to accept an apology from the Sharmas yesterday in a meeting to decide…
Nottinghamshire fined for fielding unregistered player
Nottinghamshire have been fined £600 by the ECB’s Cricket Discipline Commission after playing David Hussey as an unregistered player in a Friends Life t20 match earlier this month
Bank makes 14 workers redundant.
bridgetown. Bank of Butterfield in Barbados has laid off 14 workers. Managing Director of the bank Lloyd Wiggan, told Trakker News that the bank was forced to make the employees…
Radiation meters for kids near crippled plant
Officials of Japan’s hard-hit Fukushima city will begin handing out radiation measuring devices to 34,000 children in a plan to help calm fears about radiation.
Call for regional Governments to embrace Redjet
Bridgetown. Redjet will bring various benefits to the region and should be embrace by the Governments of the Caribbean. This view was expressed by acting Prime Minister of Barbados Ronald…
Yardy misses further action with depression
Michael Yardy, the Sussex captain and England limited-overs allrounder, has been given another rest period by the county to aid his treatment for depression
Tremlett ready for Rose Bowl homecoming
When Chris Tremlett left life at the Rose Bowl in January last year not even he thought he’d return, barely 18 months later, in an England cap ready for the first Test in the ground’s history
Van der Sloot scheduled to be in court Tuesday
Joran Van der Sloot is scheduled to appear in a courtroom in Peru Tuesday for a closed-door hearing about evidence in a case involving the killing of a Peruvian woman.
Tunisia: Deposed leader to be tried in absentia next week
Former Tunisian President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali will be tried in absentia next week, the country’s interim prime minister said Tuesday.
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