Activists in Bahrain jailed for life
A Bahrain court sentenced eight Shiite opposition activists to life in prison after finding them guilty of plotting to overthrow the country’s Sunni royal family, state media said Wednesday.
Day: June 22, 2011
Women prepare to battle for No. 1 spot
The battle to be crowned No. 1 women’s team in the world begins this week when England, India, New Zealand and Australia compete in the Natwest Twenty20 and 50-over quadrangular tournament
Mexico: ‘The Monkey’ captured
Mexican authorities announced the capture Tuesday of Jose de Jesus Mendez Vargas, a top leader of one of the country’s most violent drug cartels.
Somerset collapse leaves Warwickshire on the brink
They may have dragged the match into a fourth day, but Somerset will surely stumble to their fourth defeat of a bitterly disappointing first half of the Championship season early on the final morning. With nine second-innings wickets down, they lead Warwi
Franks fifty sets Lancashire tricky chase
Morgan appointed Twenty20 vice-captain
Eoin Morgan has been named as vice-captain of England’s Twenty20 side
Work on IT training commences at Region 9
Region 9 : The Administration of Region Nine has embarked on an ambitious information technology training programme designed to capture participants from the public sector as well as students and residents of…
Abattoir workers strike – cattle owners frustrated
Georgetown : Cattle farmers as far as the Essequibo Islands and West Berbice today voiced their concerns after their cattle are being kept for days at the Municipal Abattoir unattended. The…
Activist: Syria forced people to attend pro-Assad rallies
Syrian workers and students were forced to attend rallies in support of President Bashar al-Assad this week, a human rights campaigner in the country told CNN Wednesday.
Activist: Syria forced people to attend pro-Assad rallies
Syrian workers and students were forced to attend rallies in support of President Bashar al-Assad this week, a human rights campaigner in the country told CNN Wednesday.
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