Bolt scoops second Laureus award
Athletics superstar Usain Bolt has been named Laureus World Sportsman of the Year for the second year running.

Driver gets 5 years for fatal hit and run
A drunk driver who fled after killing a Calgary woman and seriously injuring her teenage son has been sentenced to five years in prison.

Man raped daughters daily for 35 years
AUTHORITIES failed to stop a "British Fritzl" from fathering nine kids with his own daughters.

Authorities sorry for not protecting family from father
Man from Sheffield repeatedly raped and physically and sexually abused two women, in case with echoes of Josef FritzlTwo women who were repeatedly raped and abused by their father over a period of 35 years were given an apology today by local authorities i...

Flu season quiet so far
P.E.I. health officials say they are still waiting for the first reported case of seasonal influenza this year.

Pay freeze for senior public sector staff 'insulting'
The Government was today accused of "insulting" senior staff in the civil service, NHS and elsewhere in the public sector after the Prime Minister announced a pay freeze under moves to save ?3 billion in the next three years.

'Jihad Jane' Creates A Calamity For Authorities
In online chat rooms, she called herself "Jihad Jane." Her real name is Colleen LaRose. And she represents law enforcement's worst nightmare. A petite, 46-year-old blond from the leafy suburbs of Philadelphia, she is what investigators worry is the new fac...

Turkish citizen found dead in an abandoned house in Moscow
A body of a Turkish citizen, 28-year-old resident of Ankara, was found in an abandoned house in Moscow. According to a report by a police officer, at about 5 pm police found a body of a man, who is be...

Indonesia Sees 2010 Gas Balance Sheet Deficit
The Energy and Mineral Resources Minister said under the 2010-2025 Indonesian Gas Balance Sheet, this year booked a deficit of 2,544 MMSCFD. Ministry oil and gas director general Evita Legowo said in...

Memo shows Toyota employees in Japan raised concerns
Toyota Motor Corp. turned over to Congress today a 3 1/2 -year-old memo written by employees in Japan raising questions about the company's safety record. The Oct. 3, 2006 memo was requested by Rep. E...

News widgets and RSS feeds on Feedzilla.com

Advertisement