Thai police seek 5th suspect after bombings
Thai police want to arrest another Iranian allegedly behind the bombs in Bangkok, a fifth member of a group they say intended to strike Israeli diplomats.
Day: February 17, 2012
Bipartisan approach to crime – Hoteliers
Dominica: In wake of the recent spate of brutal attacks on tourists, the latest being against a French family during which a young member of the family was raped, hoteliers…
10 years imprisonment for pedophile
Hamilton, Bermuda: 47-year-old Dennis Eldridge, who was sexually abused as a child, was jailed for ten years by a Supreme Court Judge for abusing a young boy, according to a…
Scotland on top after Berrington ton
Scotland, driven by a century from Richie Berrington, took control of their Intercontinental Cup match against UAE, on the second day in Sharjah
Bad pitch costs Railways home games in 2012-13
The Karnail Singh Stadium in Delhi has been stripped of its right to host Railways’ home games for the 2012-13 season due to poor pitch conditions, the BCCI has said
PPP calls opposition irresponsible and reckless for not approving financial papers
Georgetown : The ruling People’s Progressive Party/Civi (PPP/C) chief whip Gail Teixeira slammed the parliamentary opposition A Partnership For National Unity (APNU) and the Alliance For Change (AFC) calling them…
‘Underwear bomber’ sentenced to life in prison
The man who smuggled a bomb in his underwear aboard a commercial airliner on Christmas Day in 2009 has been sentenced to life in prison, months after he pleaded guilty for his role in what officials later determined was an al Qaeda plot.
Ponting defends place in ODI XI
Australia’s stand-in captain Ricky Ponting has said he is still worth his place in the ODI team despite a run of four consecutive single-digit scores to begin the triangular series
Bermuda wicketkeeper Dean Minors retires
Dean Minors, the Bermuda wicketkeeper, has announced his retirement from all cricket after being dropped from the squad for the World Twenty20 Qualifiers in UAE next month
Australian man takes on Twitter over ‘hate blog’
An Australian man is taking legal against social media giant Twitter after being erroneously accused in a tweet of writing a so-called hate blog.
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