Bomb kills Afghan official, 2 sons
A terrorist attack in Afghanistan Thursday killed five people, including a government official and his two sons, officials said.
Day: January 12, 2012
Royal couple calls twin island “a beautiful paradise”
St. John’s Antigua: Their Serene Highnesses The Sovereign Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco, who recently vacationed in Antigua and Barbuda, called the twin island a beautiful paradise…
Rituraj stars as Rajasthan make final again
Rajasthan have entered the Ranji Trophy final for the second year straight, following a 64-run win over Haryana at the Bansi Lal stadium in Lahli outside Rohtak
Hosts eager to seal series
ESPNcricinfo previews the third Australia-India Test in Perth
Hosts eager to seal series
ESPNcricinfo previews the third Australia-India Test in Perth
Public servants forced to work in discomfort – says workplace making them ill
St. John’s, Antigua: Employees of the High Court and Ministries of Legal Affairs and Finance, all located in the same area, have made complaints about their workplace making them ill,…
Gloucestershire have ground plans rejected
Gloucestershire have suffered a huge blow after the city council rejected plans to develop their homeground of Nevil Road in Bristol.
France wants ‘whole truth’ on journalist
Syria’s government blamed an “armed terrorist group” for the mortar attack that killed a French journalist and eight Syrians in strife-torn Homs.
Teacher’s march on
Bridgetown. Members of the Barbados Secondary Teachers Union (BSTU) will march this morning from the union headquarters in 8th Avenue Belleville, to the office of Chief Personnel Officer (CPO) Gail…
Heat win to keep semi-final hopes alive
Astute bowling from Alister McDermott followed lively innings from Daniel Vettori and Roelof van der Merwe to shut out the Melbourne Renegades and keep the Brisbane Heat in touch with a semi-final spot
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