UK hacking inquiry summons ex-editors
Former News of the World editors Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson have been summoned to testify next week before a judge-led inquiry investigating phone hacking and news media ethics.
Month: May 2012
Gibson, Sammy pleased to have Gayle back
West Indies have openly embraced the return of their premier batsman Chris Gayle
Dozens killed in Nigeria cattle market
Thirty-four people were killed and 30 wounded in an attack on a cattle market in Nigeria’s northern Yobe state, a government official briefed on the investigation said Thursday.
Uncertainty rules in Venezuela as Chavez battles cancer
Uncertainty rules in Venezuela, where President Hugo Chavez battles a cancer some believe has turned fatal.
Global warming in vivid pictures?
Photographer Roger Moukarzel travels to the frozen landscape of Sweden to capture the effects of global warming.
Trump threatens to sue Scotland
Donald Trump threatens to sue Scottish authorities if plans to build a wind farm near his Links course go ahead
Shahzad lacked team spirit – Graves
Ajmal Shahzad is free to leave by Yorkshire because of his reluctance to accept team discipline, according to Colin Graves and Martyn Moxon
Worcs to decide on Surrey match
Worcestershire will decide within the next 48 hours whether they will need to relocate their County Championship match against Surrey.
Port Qasim Authority qualify for first-class cricket
Port Qasim Authority (PQA) qualified for first-class cricket after drawing with Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) in the final of the PCB Patron’s Trophy
Envoy: U.S. exploring Chen’s apparent ‘change of heart’
The United States took “extraordinary” measures to bring Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng to its embassy and plans to help him “every step of the way,” the U.S. ambassador to China told CNN on Thursday.
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