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Sir Bobby Robson
Sir Bobby Robson, who died on July 31 aged 76, was England's football manager from 1982 until 1990, the year that he took the side to within a kick of the World Cup Final.
Phelps wins men's 200m butterfly gold
Michael Phelps broke his last World Record of the event with 1:51.51 to win the Gold Medal. ...
British civil servants urged to tweet
British government civil servants are being urged to use the micro-blogging service Twitter....
Saranda
The beautiful city of Saranda (Albania), offers a unique atmosphere and style that steels the heart of all its visitors....
EULEX: Drejtesia ne Kosove, e brishte
Misioni Europian per Drejtesi dhe Polici, EULEX thote se sistemi i drejtesise ne Kosove eshte "i brishte dhe nen presion e kercenime nga pale te ndryshme". ...
Milford Sound (NZ) in "Seven World Wonders" finals
Over 260 natural landmarks were nominated from people around the world....
Herbal remedy for A(H1N1) flu in China
The herbal treatment is a mixture of four locally-used medicinal herbs: Jin yin hua (lonicera japonica), Da qing ye (Isatis indigodica), Bo he (Mentha haplocalyx) and Sheng gan cao (Glycyrrhiza glabra)....
Yahoo purchases Xoopit
With the purchase of the San Francisco-based company, Yahoo plans to add new photo features to Yahoo! Mail....
Sharapova ready to return to court
The former No. 1 player in the world has appeared in four tournaments since undergoing surgery in October to repair her right rotator cuff....
Australia starts human trials of H1NI vaccine
Melbourne-based CSL company will test the vaccine for the H1N1 virus....
Millions watch moon darken the sun
Longest total solar eclipse of 21st century sweeps across half the globe....
Yahoo to unveil new homepage
The new homepage blends Yahoo's collection of online content and products with popular social networking services like Facebook....
Roulette wheels fall silent in Russia
Russia has cracked down on the booming gaming industry, shutting overnight all casinos and gambling halls....
Still a giant leap for mankind
"That's one small step for man... and one giant leap for mankind," said Neil Armstrong as he walked on the moon, July 20, 1969....
World pays tribute to Mandela
"He taught that the only way to achieve personal freedom was to release hatred from your heart."...
Scientists: You can really smell fear
Researchers have shown that we subconsciously detect whether others are scared by picking up chemicals they release from their bodies....
More graduates 'out of work'
More graduates failed to find a jobs last year after leaving university in the midst of the economic downturn, according to an official report....
Google profit jumps 18% in second quarter
The Internet giant earned 1.48 billion U.S. dollars in the quarter, compared with 1.25 billion dollars in the same period a year earlier....
Twitter hack exposes cloud computing risk
Hacker Croll, who is believed to be based in France, told Manuel Dorne his motivation behind the hack was to warn of the dangers of cloud computing....
Jersy Buzek, President i AP Europiane
Parlamenti Europian zgjodhi ish-Kryeministrin polak Jersy Buzek në postin e Presidentit të Asamblesë Europiane, prej 736 anëtarësh....
Twitter "should win Nobel Prize"
Twitter should win the Nobel Peace Prize for its role during the civil unrest in Iran, according to a former US national security adviser....
Nadal to compete at Montreal Masters next month
Rafael Nadal has decided to come back for training next Monday and compete at Montreal Masters in August as he recovers from tendinitis in his knees, according to a statement on his website on Tuesday....
British unemployment hits 12-year high
The ONS data also showed that unemployment claims rose by 23,800 in June, much less than analysts' forecast of 40,500....
Swine flu vaccine access biased in "favor of affluence:" WHO Chief
Poverty will stop some countries gain access to Swine Flu vaccines, said the Head of World Health Organization....
U.S. budget deficit tops $1 trillion
Fears of higher interest rates, inflation and dollar strength....
Microsoft releases Silverlight 3
The release comes on the eve of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, scheduled to start July 13 in New Orleans....
All Britons to be vaccinated against A/H1N1 flu
The first doses of A/H1N1 vaccine are set to arrive in Britain in September and could be fast-tracked through regulatory approval in less than a week....
Phelps breaks 100 butterfly world record
Phelps holds world records in the 100 and 200 flys, 200 and 400 individual medleys, and the 200 free....
Rogue journalism
"If the police had this information, why didn't they act on it? There are lots of questions that need to be answered, serious questions."...
Act on climate, now
There is yet time for the G8 and other high-emission countries to act....
G8's step forward
It is the first time that the G8 leaders have accepted such a political goal in the global fight against climate change....
Obama meets Pope Benedict XVI
President Barack Obama is meeting with Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican....
"Elixir of life discovered"
An "elixir of life" biochemical has been discovered in the soil of Easter Island, prompting suggestions that an "anti-ageing" pill could soon be produced....
The law on phone hacking
Specifically, there is no public interest defence for anybody caught breaking RIPA....
Barroso - ECP
Barroso's appointment must be approved by the European Parliament. The vote on his appointment may not come until September....
G8, G5 leaders' meeting
Leaders of the Group of Eight (G8) industrialized countries and five leading emerging economies (G5) began their meeting today....
G8 Summit
G8 leaders are looking to Mr Obama for a new American leadership role in the fight against global warming....
Tamiflu-resistant A/H1N1 virus?
"Right now these examples of oseltamivir (Tamiflu) resistance remain sporadic cases", he told a news briefing in Geneva...
Apple iPod may get camera
Technological sources suggest that the Apple iPod may be getting a camera....
Roger Federer
Sampras predicted that Federer, who is still only 27, can go on and set more Grand Slam records....
Costa Rica: World's happiest place
Costa Rica earned the name of "the happiest place" in the world for its most content people, ecological footprint and life expectancy......
Towards tighter regulation
Altogether there will be a greater emphasis on disclosures....
Scarborough Beach
Scarborough is one of the many world-class beaches in Perth, Western Australia....
Federer wins Wimbledon
Roger Federer beats Andy Roddick 5-7, 7-6, 7-6, 3-6, 16-14 to win men's single title and with it record 15th grand slam title....
"Sun Gazing" - H.R.Manek Lecture in Split
A proven & simple way for healing your Mind, Body and Spirit. Without medicine, therapies, diets, fads, or “instant” methods....
Federer- Roddick
The Swiss star beat Roddick in the 2004 and 2005 finals and leads 18-2 overall....
Michael Jackson's memorial set for Tuesday
The service could draw 100,000 fans. The center's capacity is about 20,000, Zine said....
Taking on the challenge
The EU must become more outward-looking and take on greater responsibilities in today’s world....
Obama faces a Persian rebuff
The Iranian regime shows definite signs of closing ranks and pulling its act together in the face of what it assesses to be an existential threat to the Vilayat-e Faqih system....
Suedia kryeson BE-ne
Suedia merr sot kryesinë e radhës së Presidencës së Bashkimit Evropian....Author info