Judge: Chile will investigate Nobel laureate’s 1973 death
Chilean authorities will launch an investigation into the 1973 death of writer Pablo Neruda, a judge ruled Thursday.
Month: June 2011
Rana Naved takes five as Sussex start well
Sussex opened their Friends Life t20 campaign with a convincing 32-run win over Essex at Hove
Groenewald helps rescue Derbyshire tie
Lancashire captain Glen Chapple drove the last ball for two to tie a thrilling Friends Life t20 North Group game against Derbyshire under the lights at Derby
Davies stars as Surrey show class
Openers Steven Davies and Rory Hamilton-Brown blasted 107 in just 10.1 overs as Surrey started their Friends Life t20 campaign in style
Where keeping child porn is legal
Keen, bright-eyed and earnest, the little boy answers the Russian investigator’s questions enthusiastically, as if describing a cartoon, not sexual abuse.
Free health care not possible
Bridgetown. President of the Barbados Pharmaceutical Society, Bandele Serrano last night stated that Barbadians must contribute to their health care, Speaking at a town hall meeting at the St Leonard's…
Porterfield leads confident run chase
Ireland captain Will Porterfield carried reigning north group champions Warwickshire to a five-wicket win
Man released after being abducted – one person arrested
Timehri : One person has been arrested today by the police in connection with abduction. Reports are 33 year old Jerry Alstom of Meadow Bank, East Bank Demerara, was allegedly…
Man charged for wife’s murder
Siparia: A 30-year-old man, Andy Dean has appeared before a Justice of the Peace for the murder of his wife Trichelle Campbell-Dean. The 28-year-old nurse was strangled to death before…
Free public transport for WI vs India Saturday
Port-of-Spain: Mayor of Port-of-Spain, Louis Lee Sing says cricket fans heading to the Queens Park Oval this weekend can expect parking limitations, as the Port-of-Spain City Corporation has effectively banned…
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