Egypt imposes curfew following deadly clashes
Egypt imposed an overnight curfew in Cairo’s central Abbasiya district on Saturday after deadly clashes between protesters and security forces consumed the area the day before.
Month: May 2012
Williamson defiance grinds down Derbyshire
New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson led Gloucestershire’s resistance to make sure their County Championship Division Two match at Derbyshire finished in the dullest of draws.
Pretty sure I’ll be opening for Delhi – Warner
David Warner has said he is likely to open the batting with Virender Sehwag in Delhi Daredevils’ remaining games this IPL season
2012 Olympic Stadium’s official opening
More than 40,000 people are expected to attend the official opening of the Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Games in east London on Saturday.
No happy homecoming for Ganguly
Man gets five years for hijacking minibus
Berbice : A Berbice man has been sent to jail for five years for his involvement in the hijacking of a minibus earlier this year. On Monday in the New…
West Indies depleted by visa problems
It has emerged that the touring West Indies squad, due to face England in a three-Test series starting in less than two weeks’ time, currently comprises only 11 fit men
Alarm bells ring amid Lancashire rubble
Three defeats for Lancashire in the opening four matches of their title defence will have alarm bells sounding at Old Trafford, at least those that are wired up on this construction site of a ground.
France gears up for presidential runoff
France votes Sunday in a presidential runoff pitting incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy against Francois Hollande in an election dominated by economy, unemployment and immigration concerns.
Flood out
Bridgetown. Several areas in St Michael were flooded yesterday as a trough system located to the west of Barbados drench the island with heavy rains. Martinales Road, Tudor Bridge, Bush…
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