Prosecutors fight to keep Amanda Knox behind bars
Prosecutors fighting to keep American student Amanda Knox behind bars for murder in Italy defended DNA tests that linked her to the killing of British student Meredith Kercher.
Day: September 5, 2011
Galle dustbowl rated ‘poor’ by ICC
Sri Lankan cricket authorities face formal sanction for Galle’s dustbowl first Test pitch after it was officially rated “poor” by the ICC match referee Chris Broad
Shaun Marsh bats for respect
Shaun Marsh is aware of the criticisms pointed in his direction as he contemplates a Test debut against Sri Lanka
Doyle clubs Woodhouses to victory
Woodhouses from Lancashire won a rain-affected National Village Cup final at Lord’s, defeating Rottingdean from East Sussex by 58 run
Pakistan ease to seven-wicket win
Pakistan surged to seven-wicket victory in Bulawayo, as Zimbabwe paid the price for throwing away ten sessions of hard work in one poor session on the fourth day
U.N.: 750,000 face ‘imminent starvation’
A record 4 million people in Somalia need humanitarian aid and 750,000 people are in danger of “imminent starvation,” the United Nations said on Monday.
Another road fatality
Bridgetown. Adrian Hoyte, of Mount Friendship, St Michael, is Barbados 18th road fatality, Hoyte, 28 died early yesterday morning. He lost his life in an accident along the Glebe Road,…
‘I was just lucky’: After Japan disaster
Akiko Iwasaki cannot explain why she wasn’t one of the 20,000 people who died or are still missing following the giant tsunami triggered by an earthquake in Japan six months ago. “I was just lucky,” she said.
‘I was just lucky’: After Japan disaster
Akiko Iwasaki cannot explain why she wasn’t one of the 20,000 people who died or are still missing following the giant tsunami triggered by an earthquake in Japan six months ago. “I was just lucky,” she said.
Green economy for Barbados
Bridgetown. Minister of Housing and Lands, Michael Lashley, says every Barbadians has a role to play in the greening of the country. Lashley is suggesting the new homeowners, should think…
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