Canada stops mail delivery, locks out workers
Mail delivery across Canada came to an abrupt halt Wednesday after the corporation responsible for running the nation’s postal service suspended its operations and locked out striking workers.
Month: June 2011
Report: Soaring food prices lead to change in eating habits
People around the world are changing their diets because of soaring food prices, according to a new study.
Bahrain journalists on trial
The trial of three Bahraini opposition journalists accused of fabricating news to disrupt peace during the civil unrest in the Gulf state adjourned after a few minutes Wednesday.
Nigeria put together 23-man training squad
Nigeria have put together a 23-man squad that will go into a training camp ahead of the ICC Africa Twenty20 Cricket League Division One tournament in Uganda
Hammed gets partial newspaper victory
The UK Press Complaint Commission has handed Yasir Hameed a victory of sorts
Broom, Watling part of New Zealand A squad
Neil Broom and BJ Watling, international discards both, have been included in a largely youthful New Zealand A squad for the emerging players tournament in Australia.
Spinners run through Middlesex
Glamorgan spinner Dean Cosker and Robert Croft took three wickets apiece as Middlesex slumped to 102 all out
Daily life without fuel, power in Yemen
In quieter times, Rafat Al-Akhali is a manager in a Yemeni pharmaceutical distribution company.
Munaf’s ‘spin’ sparks debate over need for speed
Andy Roberts says Munaf spins the ball, Javagal Srinath says there’s no problem so long as he’s effective
Australian players’ Big Bash League headache
Australian cricket’s playing and marketing imperatives are colliding over the matter of Test players taking part in the early rounds of the expanded Big Bash League.
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