Sunday, August 4, 2013

Mugabe re-elected as Zimbabwe president

  • Britain News.Net - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Former England footballer Michael Owen has said that he has a strong affinity with racehorses as their training is similar to that of a professional footballer. According to the Daily Star, Owen, who swapped the football pitch for the racecourse last season, trains 95 thoroughbreds with his wife Louise Bonsall at their Manor House Stables in Cheshire, England. Stating that horses are his main ...

  • Will-Kats royal prince George officially inked into royalty

    Britain News.Net - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    The royal baby, who is the third-in-line to the throne, has now been officially named as 'His Royal Highness Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge', by proud parents Prince William and Kate. Sources have revealed that Kate, who usually sticks to 'Duchess of Cambridge' for royal engagements, has listed herself as a 'Princess', which is a more senior title, on Prince George's birth ...

  • Prince Harry happy pressure to produce heir off after royal babys birth

    Britain News.Net - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Prince Harry has admitted that he's in "no rush" to have kids now following the birth of his nephew, Prince George. During a conversation with Royal Marines and their families at HM Naval Base in Devonport, Plymouth, the 28-year-old said that Prince Charles is over the moon at being a grandfather, People magazine reported. When asked if he'd be rushing to have children now, Harry said that the ...

  • Nepalese folk-rock band Nepathya to headline Wembley Arena gig

    Britain News.Net - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Popular Nepalese folk-rock band 'Nepathya' is all set to perform at one of the UK's largest venues- London's Wembley Arena- on Saturday. According to the organisers, people are travelling to the country from Holland, Belgium, Norway and the US for the concert, the BBC reported. Singer Amrit Gurung told the publication that it is like a dream come true to play at Wembley. The band, which was ...

  • Swann backs sore back Cook to counter Clarkes gauntlet at Old Trafford

    Britain News.Net - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    England bowler Graeme Swann has backed his team's batsmen '100 percent', and said that he is confident that captain Alastair Cook will be 'as right as rain' to carry on after a good rest following his two-and-a-half hours batting with a sore back. According to the Mirror, Cook, who battled hard for just over two hours to take his team to the close at 52-2, is as desperate for a big score as ...

  • Botham backs England to cash in at Old Trafford like excellent Aussies

    Britain News.Net - Friday 2nd August, 2013

    Former England Test captain Ian Botham has praised the Australian team for regaining control of the third Ashes Test although he backed England batsmen to cash in at Old Trafford like their rivals. Australian captain Michael Clarke completed a brilliant 187 on day two of the third Ashes Test at Old Trafford as part of his side's huge declared 527-7 which took control of the Test. According to ...

  • Duke of Cambridge lifts the lid on fatherhood

    Telegraph.co.uk - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Britain's Prince Harry (R) and Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge (L) share a joke with teammates Mark Tomlinson, (2nd L) and Luke Tomlinson (2nd R) after winning their charity polo match at Coworth Park, near Ascot, ...

  • England struggle despite Pietersen ton

    RTE - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    England face another two days of hard graft if they are to retain the Ashes in Manchester this week despite Kevin Pietersen's 23rd Test century. Pietersen has been largely absent with the bat so far this series but saved his best for an innings of 113 that was the backbone of England's 294 for seven at the close on day three of the third Investec Test at Emirates Old Trafford. That ...

  • Your country needs you The myth of the most iconic World War I emblem

    The Independent - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    The picture of Lord Kitchener has long been regarded as the poster that encouraged young men to join the army, but this may just be a popular ...

  • The essential etiquette guide to modern life | Rafael Behr

    Guardian - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    fracking " - the process of extracting shale gas by pumping water deep underground and fracturing layers of rock in which the precious stuff is trapped. It is either the salvation of Britain's economy or an act of reckless environmental vandalism.The first rule when choosing one of those positions is to ignore the full range of evidence. It is inconclusive and so too confusing to be ...

  • England 294-7 v Australia 527-7 Dec in Third Test-Close

    New York Times - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    MANCHESTER, England ...

  • Airline forces teen to strip by check-in counter at England airport

    Las Vegas Sun - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013 | 10:15 a.m. MANCHESTER, England -- Getting ready to jet off to Mallorca, Alix Townsend picked what she thought was the perfect outfit for a holiday in the sun. Unfortunately, her short denim shorts did not pass muster with airport staff. The 18-year-old says she was horrified to be told by a Monarch Airlines supervisor to take off her high-cut shorts in front of hundreds ...

  • Teenager charged after petrol station owner injured in West Kingsdown hit and run

    This is Local London - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Police outside the Texaco garage in West Kingsdown (Picture: Invicta Kent Media, Sidcup) A TEENAGER has appeared in court this morning three days after a 58-year-old man was allegedly carried for half a mile along the A20 in West Kingsdown on the bonnet of a car. Joshua Charnley, 19, of no fixed address, faces charges of grievous bodily harm with intent, dangerous driving, theft of fuel ...

  • Tottenham says Dempsey is moving back to MLS ending six-year spell in England

    The Globe and Mail - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Tottenham Hotspur's Clint Dempsey, right, fights for the ball with South China FC's Joel Bertoti Padiha during a match at the Barclays Asia Trophy in Hong Kong Saturday, July 27, 2013. (Kin ...

  • Pietersen rides luck to steady England

    sportal.com.au - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Another Australian review system blunder helped Kevin Pietersen and Ian Bell shift momentum England's way at Old Trafford on Saturday.At tea, the hosts were 4-211, with Pietersen (78 not out) and Bell (51 not out) slowly turning the third Test on course for a draw.England trail by 316 runs with 117 needed to avoid the follow-on.Australia would already have dangerman Pietersen out if not for ...

  • Dempsey set to leave England move to MLS

    San Diego Union-Tribune - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    LONDON -; Tottenham says United States forward Clint Dempsey is returning to Major League Soccer, ending his six-year spell in English ...

  • Pietersen and Bell hit 50s to steady England

    SBS - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Australia's captain Michael Clarke reacts after the dismissal of England's Alastair Cook during the third Ashes cricket test match against England at Old Trafford cricket ground in Manchester August 3, 2013. REUTERS/Philip ...

  • KP Bell to England?s rescue

    IOL - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Kevin Pietersen and Ian Bell gave England a lifeline by batting through the middle session to reach tea on 211 for four in their first innings, 316 behind Australia on the third day of the third Ashes Test. Photo by Stu ...

  • Cuba says 11 dead 40 sickened by rum made with toxic alcohol

    Middle East Times - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    At least 11 people have died and 40 have been hospitalized in Cuba after drinking toxic methyl alcohol sold as rum, public health officials say. Health officials said the first cases of illness appeared Monday, with the victims suffering symptoms of poisoning from methanol, commonly used in fuel, the BBC reported. Cuban state television said some of the victims had been temporarily blinded ...

  • Rouhani installed as president of Iran

    Middle East Times - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Iran's newly elected president Hassan Rouhani (C) attends a Jerusalem Day (al-Quds Day) rally on August 2, 2013 in Tehran, Iran. Islamic states mark the annual even on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan. UPI/Maryam ...

  • Local painter opening exhibition

    This is Local London - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    Helen Alveranga with some of her paintings. A local painter is opening an exhibition of her works at the Winns Gallery in Lloyd Park tomorrow. Helen Alveranga, 50, has named her exhibition From the Ground Up as her oil paintings are inspired by all things in nature from the ground up to the highest tree branches. The Forest Road gallery will host the free exhibition until August ...

  • Foundation to host charity cricket day

    This is Local London - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

    By Bruce Thain A foundation which helps improve the lives of children in the developing world will be hosting a charity cricket match later this month. The Bal Gopal Foundation, based in Pinner Road, Harrow, will be hosing fun day on Sunday August 25 from 9am to 7pm at the Cavendish Cricket Ground in Field End Road. During the past few years the charity has successfully helped ...

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