Police seeking the public assistance
Bridgetown. The Royal Barbados Police Force is asking members of the public who saw a accident yesterday evening on John Beckles Drive Bridgetown to contact them. Clifton Glasgow, 80, of…
Day: May 17, 2012
Poisoned water sickens Afghan boys
Nearly 400 boys at a school in Afghanistan’s Khost province fell ill after drinking water from a well that may have been poisoned, a health official said Tuesday.
Child actress in Nepal crash
A 14-year-old Indian actress, Taruni Sachdev, was among the passengers who died in Monday’s plane crash in Nepal, officials said.
A return to reactor work in N. Korea?
North Korea has resumed work on the construction of a reactor that could help it push forward its nuclear weapons program, according to an academic group’s analysis of a recent satellite image.
Moeen keeps Worcester afloat
Moeen Ali battled to keep Worcestershire afloat in a hard-fought second day at New Road. Ali, the England Lions left-hander, made 85 from 179 balls as the home side reached 231 for 7 – still trailing by 84 – after their former seamer Steve Magoffin had sh
Jaques and Ballance steady Yorkshire
Hampshire hold a big advantage at the end of day two at Headingley
Surrey grateful for Maynard fight
Tom Maynard’s battling innings helps Surrey close in on saving the follow-on at The Oval
Charlotte Edwards joins MCC cricket committee
Charlotte Edwards, captain of England Women, is to become the first woman to sit on the MCC World Cricket committee
Gilchrist, seamers push Chennai to the brink
Kings XI Punjab kept themselves in contention for a place in the playoffs with a comfortable victory set up by their seamers in Dharamsala
IPL ‘missed opportunity’ for Pakistan players – Hafeez
Mohammad Hafeez, Pakistan’s newly appointed Twenty20 captain, has said that his side has missed out on the opportunity to enhance their skills by not being part of the IPL, but the team is focussed on their task in Sri Lanka
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