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Editor's Viewpoint: Blatant blunders cannot be excused
There could not be a more damning verdict on the police investigation in the deaths of Trevor Buchanan and Leslie Howell, the spouses of notorious killers Hazel Stewart and Colin Howell. A Police Ombudsman's report branded the original police probe as
Updated: 12/06/2011 04:43A
Hoops await UEFA verdict
Celtic have escaped Scottish Premier League action over pro-IRA chanting - but they could yet be punished for a similar offence by UEFA this week. The SPL ruled that Celtic had taken all reasonable action to prevent such "unacceptable conduct",
Updated: 12/06/2011 04:30A
Top 5: Wine bars in Tel Aviv
Food and drink enthusiasts at Taste TLV give their verdict on the best that the Tel Aviv wine-lovers scene has to offer. Kassandra Grunewald is the Co-Founder of TasteTLV. TasteTLV is the ultimate culinary guide for dining in Tel
Updated: 12/06/2011 04:13A
Bishop appeals for prayers for Filipino in China death row
Dela Cruz said prayers might also be able to save the Filipino from the gallows even after Beijing had flatly rejected the government's appeals for clemency or review of the verdict. The convict, a 35-year-old man, was arrested in September 2008
Updated: 12/06/2011 04:09A
Adidas loses court fight to stop local lookalikes
This was the verdict of Western Cape High Court Judge Rosheni Allie on Monday in deciding whether the clothing stores were trying to pass some of their shoes off as Adidas products. Adidas AG, the parent company of the Adidas group of companies,
Updated: 12/06/2011 04:03A
Nepal court rejects Charles Sobhraj petition
He had already served a 21-year sentence in India for culpable homicide before his arrest in Nepal, but until 2004 had never been convicted of murder and his perceived ability to evade justice earned him worldwide notoriety. Sobhraj is also accused of
Updated: 12/06/2011 04:00A
Wallabies star Will Genia hails Welsh scrum-half strength
That's the verdict of Wallabies scrum-half star Will Genia who saw Williams up close and personal during Australia's 24-18 win at the Millennium Stadium last Saturday. Williams, 22 last week, again showed his
Updated: 12/06/2011 03:56A
Morocco: Free Popular Columnist - Punishment of Rachid Nini Belies Rights
The written verdict of the first-instance trial (misdemeanor case 11/10/3245, ruling 4675) lists nine columns by Nini, all published in March or April. The verdict says that Nini confirmed that he wrote them. In his defense, Nini told the court that
Updated: 12/06/2011 03:48A
Celtic await UEFA verdict
Celtic have escaped Scottish Premier League action over pro-IRA chanting - but they could yet be punished for a similar offence by UEFA this week. The SPL ruled that Celtic had taken all reasonable action to prevent such
Updated: 12/06/2011 03:31A
Fulham 1 Liverpool FC 0 – Ian Doyle's verdict
THERE was drama in the Press room shortly before kick-off when a consignment of cottage pie destined for the gathered hacks was clumsily dropped on to the floor. Kenny Dalglish, though, would probably wish it had instead landed
Updated: 12/06/2011 03:28A