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Iran warns of ‘strong blow’ if Israel attacks

Tehran today warned its arch-enemy Israel of a “strong blow” if it takes forceful measures, after the US media reported that military exercises by the

Woods recovers from shaky start

It was a stuttering start for golf’s superstars at the 108th US Open golf championship as Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson...

Lee and Clark hit back for Aus

Australia captured three wickets before lunch to put their noses in front in the third Test against West Indies today.

Airstrike: US invites Pak to join probe

US Defence Secretary Robert Gates invited Pakistan on Friday to join an investigation into an air strike that killed 11 Pakistani soldiers...
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As nervous hosts wrap up Euro preparation, managers get game-plans out

A nervy two week countdown starts tomorrow as the 16 Euro 2008 finalists put the finishing touches to their squads ahead...

Vaughan, Vettori lead from front

England captain Michael Vaughan and New Zealand counterpart Daniel Vettori starred on the fourth day of the first Test at Lord’s here Sunday.

Sarabjit’s execution on hold until next orders, says Pak

Pakistan's government has stayed the execution of Sarabjit Singh until further orders, a jail official said on Friday.

Nadal masters Federer, again

Rafael Nadal won a historic fourth successive Monte Carlo Masters title today as he defeated world No. 1 Roger Federer 7-5, 7-5...

Biologists rediscover rare cloud rat in Philippines

A rare rat species last seen over a century ago in the mountainous northern Philippines has been rediscovered by a team of America and Filipino biolog

NZ injuries add to England confidence

An upbeat England go into the series-deciding final Test against New Zealand tomorrow with an added bonus after New Zealand lost two frontline bowlers

Jayawardene upbeat ahead of first Test

Sri Lanka begin their quest to create history in the Caribbean tomorrow, when the first Test in their series of two against West Indies opens...

Ryan gets five as England win

England levelled the series against New Zealand when they won the second Test by an emphatic 126 runs on the final morning at the Basin Reserve here t

Gunmen slaughter 11 Indian-origin villagers in Guyana

Gunmen with assault rifles shot and killed 11 people in a Guyana village, having a population of east Indian heritage...

Appeal opens in UAE rape case after victim found clear of AIDS

An appeal hearing was held today in the case of two Emiratis convicted last year of raping a French-Swiss teenager...

Britain’s tuk-tuks driven off the road

Britain’s first fleet of tuk-tuks, imported from India, have been run off the roads by “archaic legislation”, the owner said on Saturday.

Vettori, McCullum thrash Bangladesh

Daniel Vettori and Brendon McCullum put in record performances as New Zealand thrashed Bangladesh by 10 wickets...

Williams struggles before overcoming Safarova

Serena Williams shrugged off her jet lag to lead the United States to a 3-0 victory over the Czech Republic at the Hopman Cup...

France, Serbia win

Rising star Tatiana Golovin led France to a 2-1 victory over Argentina in their opening Group A Hopman Cup tie here today.

France to boycott Syria over Lebanon crisis

France will have no more contact with Syria until Damascus shows willingness to let Lebanon end its long-running political crisis...

Pak to consider world help on Bhutto probe: Britain

Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf agreed on Sunday to “consider” international help for a probe into the death of Benazir Bhutto...

Windies in charge, despite collapse

The West Indies suffered a second innings collapse but were still in charge against South Africa on the third day of the first Test at St George’s Par

Bhutto said Gen failed to protect her: email

Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto blamed President Pervez Musharraf for failing to protect her in the volatile months...

No doubles trouble as Bryans clinch Davis Cup for the US

The United States have captured the Davis Cup, dethroning defending champions Russia to end a 12-year drought in the competition.

Global warming pushing edges of tropics towards poles: study

Greenhouse effect is causing Earth’s zone of tropical climate to creep towards the poles, according to a study whose release on Sunday...

A tool that can detect soft cancerous cells

A nano-scale tool that distinguishes soft cancerous cells from stiffer normal ones could save lives by making it easier to diagnosis cancer...
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