Clashes continue in Syria
At least 24 people, including six children, were killed by security forces across Syria Thursday, a network of opposition activists said.
Month: November 2011
Eastern Turkey’s quake toll rises to 12
Rescue crews worked to reach dozens trapped beneath the rubble Thursday after a strong earthquake rocked eastern Turkey, killing at least seven people, officials said.
Out of Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease
Bridgetow The Ministry of Health says there hve been a spoadic outbreak of Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) in Barbados duringOut the past week. Senior Medical Officer Dr Karen…
Photos: Mom, baby elephants rescued
Most conservationists would agree that you should not interfere with mother nature. But there are exceptions to every rule.
Notorious Rio drug trafficker caught
As Brazilian authorities work to "pacify" Brazil's slums ahead of two global sporting events, police in Rio de Janeiro captured one of the city's most notorious drug traffickers.
Marsh in doubt for second Test
Michael Clarke has conceded that Shaun Marsh is in doubt for the second Test in Johannesburg after he struggled with a stiff back on the first two days in Cape Town
Prince William to be deployed to Falkland Islands
Prince William is to be deployed next year to the Falkland Islands in his role as a search and rescue pilot, the British Ministry of Defence said Thursday.
South Africa confident after stirring fightback
On an extraordinary day when Australia collapsed to 46 all out, Michael Clarke termed his side’s shot selection as “disgraceful”
Kanitkar record gives Rajasthan the edge
Hrishikesh Kanitkar slammed his second century against Mumbai in as many innings to take Rajasthan to a position from where they can think of a first-innings lead
Kenya end losing streak with narrow win
Kenya ended their five-match losing streak against Namibia by winning the sixth unofficial Twenty20 by four runs
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