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City Ukrainians condemn political 'lynching'
A crowd of several dozen angry Tymoshenko supporters clashed following the verdict with helmeted riot police who flooded Kyiv's city centre, but they were quickly pushed away and it was unclear if the protests would last. Judge Rodion Kireyev declared
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:19A
Curran:Owls were less than wise with transfers
Coming from such a legend of Sheffield's rich footballing past, the damning verdict is hard to ignore. Curran, a mercurial winger, was the 'hero' or the 'villain' (depending on your allegiances) when the two Sheffield clubs last met in the third tier
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:17A
Slovak Foreign Ministry criticises Tymoshenko trial
Slovakia's Foreign Ministry said it disagrees with the final verdict passed in the case of former Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who was sentenced to seven years in prison by a Ukrainian court on Tuesday, October 11, the TASR newswire
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:16A
British Foreign Secretary deeply concerned by conviction of Tymoshenko
Following the verdict in the Tymoshenko trial, William Hague said: “Ukraine says it wants to join the EU one day.The UK supports that objective. But that cannot happen until Ukraine can show that it adheres to the highest democratic standards,
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:08A
Ex-Ukraine premier sentenced to 7 years
The White House issued a statement saying it was "deeply disappointed" with the verdict, calling the prosecution politically motivated and urging the release of Tymoshenko and other officials. Members of the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:07A
White House demands release of Tymoshenko
Russia also raised concerns about the verdict, suggesting that the development may affect Ukraine's attempts to re-negotiate the 20098 gas agreement as Kiev seeks to reduce gas prices. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said he did not understand
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:05A
Former prime minister sentenced to 7 years for Russian gas deal role
KIEV, Oct. 11 - Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko on Tuesday was sentenced to seven years in prison for exceeding her authority while negotiating a controversial 10-year natural gas agreement with Russia in January 2009. The verdict, delivered by
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:05A
Ex-Ukraine prime minister gets seven years in prison
Police buses were parked on the capital's main street, paralyzing traffic. After the verdict, dozens of demonstrators clashed with a row of riot police, but they were quickly pushed away. Tymoshenko helped lead the 2004 mass street protests against
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:04A
Prostate Cancer Status in a Dilemma
The verdict that got released last week from the US Preventive Services Task Force in relation to prostate cancer diagnosis has been objected by Canadians. In their list of recommendations about the prostate cancer screenings for men under the age of
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:03A
Govt fails Human Rights test
The government has failed a human rights appraisal conducted by 27 local and influential civil society organisations (CSO)s, this is the “verdict” of a document entitled the “Advocacy Charter” summing up in detail the human rights track record of the
Updated: 10/12/2011 04:01A
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