Finn the hero as England lord over Bangladesh
Steven Finn took five wickets on his home debut as England beat Bangladesh by a convincing eight-wicket margin in the first Test at Lord’s here on Monday to go 1-0 up in the two-match series.
Day of draws at friendlies
William Gallas’ second-half header secured France a 1-1 draw with Tunisia in the World Cup warm-up action on Sunday.
An Indian flavour for Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga can have the best of gourmet cuisine but the popstar chose to lunch on some Indian curry during a recent tour stop.
Smile too fast? Seems you are insincere
The speed of your smile can shape the first impressions others have of you, according to new research.
Queen seeks seven-figure raise to annual funding
The British Queen is seeking a multi-million-pound “pay rise” for the first time in 20 years to carry out her public role, a media report said.
Scandal hits Cameron govt
Britain’s new coalition government, just 18 days into office, was dealing Sunday with its first blow after David Laws, a high-profile treasury minister, resigned over expenses revelations that also exposed his homosexuality.
Queen will not attend Oct. Games
Queen Elizabeth II will not attend the October 3-14 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, breaking a tradition of over 40 years.
This will be the first time since 1966 that the Queen will not be at the Games.
Breakthrough research for fighting Ebola virus
Scientists claim to have made a breakthrough in the fight against Ebola — the often fatal “bleeding disease”.
BA crew launches new 5-day strike
British Airways cabin crew launched a new five-day strike on Sunday, as a bitter dispute with management over pay and working conditions drags on with little sign of a breakthrough.
Sarkozy to fulfil Napoleon deal, push Paris to sea
Nicolas Sarkozy has taken it upon himself to fulfil a Napoleonic ideal — the French President wants to push Paris to the sea stretching 100 miles to Le Havre, a city in northern France.