Greek unions kick off 48-hour strike to protest planned cuts
City buses vanished from the streets of Athens and traffic was light Tuesday, as Greeks stayed home from work, kicking off a 48-hour general strike against anticipated austerity measures.
Day: June 28, 2011
Captain Cook takes the helm
Cricinfo previews the first ODI of Sri Lanka’s tour of England
Captain Cook takes the helm
Cricinfo previews the first ODI of Sri Lanka’s tour of England
Steffan Jones announces retirement
Steffan Jones, the Derbyshire bowler, will retire at the end of the season to take up a teaching position as head of cricket
Caribbean Airlines looking into flight concerns
Bridgetown. Communication specialist Laura Asbjornsen, has acknowledged that the airline is looking in the circumstances that cause pressure failure on Flight BW455 last Sunday. According to Asbjornsen, only 48 passengers…
Three confess to causing the death of ex-policeman
Bridgetown. Wendy Charlemagne, of Hawkins Gap, Westburby Road; Andra Lashley, of Lower Burney and Kevin Connell confessed to killing retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Frederick Phillips, yesterday in the Number Two…
A Picasso comes to the Palestinians
In a small showroom in the West Bank city of Ramallah, two Palestinian security guards carefully watch over a masterpiece by one of the most famous artists in modern history.
Nadkarni dropped from USA squad
Vice-captain Sushil Nadkarni has been left out of the USA squad for the the ICC Americas Division One Twenty20 tournament from July 18 to 23 in Florida
Knox: ‘I don’t know what happened that night’
Proceedings resume Monday in the appeal hearing of Amanda Knox, the American student sentenced to 26 years in prison for the killing of her British roommate Meredith Kercher in Italy.
Sammy welcomes sports psychologist Webster
Darren Sammy admits West Indies’ batsmen are lacking in confidence and hopes sports psychologist Rudi Webster can help them with the issue
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