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Britain has failed in its duty to stop the US from committing “shameful acts” in the treatment of suspects detained during the war on terror, one of America’s most respected intellectuals warns today.In an interview with The Independent, Professor...
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This may come as a shocker but perhaps it has something to do with the contemporary breed. Sachin Tendulkar did not find support amongst the Australian cricketers who...
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Early Saturday, Serena Williams won her third, Wimbeldon singles title and 11th major overall. She defeated her equally dominant, older sister, Venus in straight sets...
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This comes as somewhat of a shock. At a time when Andrew Symonds was reported to have felt left out because of a lack of ‘drinking culture’ with the Australian...
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U.S. competitor, Andy Roddick, aka “the real A-Rod”, played the epic match of his life. He went after the greatest, tennis player in our era battling him...
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Today, a hush befell downtown Nashville (TN) as police discovered two bodies inside a condomium nearby Titans Stadium.
The dead were an unidentified woman and...
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The rain gods appeared to have another plan in mind. Cricket aficionados were disappointed but not sports lovers who had the opportunity to witness greatness at hand.
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The England team virtually picked themselves as they played the warm up match against Warwickshire. The only exception - another Ashes man bites the dust as Steve...
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Sri Lankan fast bowler, Chaminda Vaas, has two grievances. And both his grievances have to do with the selectors.
Vaas was left out of the first Test...
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While former England captain, Kevin Pietersen, is going all abut town claiming England can win the Ashes on reverse swing, Brett Lee has found an unlikely supporter in...
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Much has been said about Brett Lee’s divorce, his lack of form and his injury woes. Many have already ruled out his chances on the current England tour and Ashes....
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After the nightmare of losing in humiliating fashion in the second ODI at Sabina Park, Jamaica, India climbed back with a win despite the frequent rain interruptions...
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Sri Lanka has increased security arrangements and tightened security rules for the visiting Pakistani cricket team, which is about to start a test series with Sri Lanka...
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The Australian captain, Ricky Ponting, was disappointed that John Buchanan, Australia’s coach during the Ashes of 2005, took up a consultant role with England and the...
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Sunil Gavaskar made some poignant remarks before media persons in Mumbai. However, it sounds a little ironic given that Gavaskar has accepted an important role in the...
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The last time the two teams met was in the final of the ICC World Twenty20 in England. But the last time these two teams met on a Test cricket pitch was back in March...
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Pakistan may have won the ICC World Twenty20 and restored their respect as a Test playing nation amongst the public. But they have not been able to convince other...
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The worst sides of the Indian team showed up in the first two ODIs in Jamaica. Now it is the turn of St. Lucia and team India will be hoping they fare better.
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Duncan Riley has announced the addition of Paul Montgomery as the in-house sports writer on The Inquisitr. Montgomery is a journalist by trade, and with the addition...
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Former Australian fast bowler has launched into a scathing criticism of Australia’s captain ahead of the Ashes. And to think that the media is always gunning for the...
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Andrew Flintoff’s latest transgression has not met with much amusement and it could even threaten his Ashes stint.
Flintoff reported late and...
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Palaeontologists may have found a hitherto undiscovered dinosaur species when they unearthed the remains of a 120 million-year-old giant animal near the village of...
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Well here is great news for all those who thought that the Ultrsone’s edition 9 bluetooth headphones was a bit expensive. Every reason to get excited indeed as this...
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It was the feminist dream of the 1960s – a world in which men and women share the load equally.
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Herschelle Gibbs was imitating Usain Bolt from the dressing room. But there was nothing like a lightning bolt about the innings. The South African chase was just like...
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The British Museum plans to display a statue of supermodel Kate Moss that it bills as the largest gold statue built since ancient Egypt.
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Green taxes are far higher than is necessary to offset the cost of Britain’s carbon emissions, a pressure group has claimed.
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SCOTLAND has ambitious plans to become a ‘zero-waste’ country, where there is literally no such thing as rubbish.
In this future society, everything would...
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the UK-built zephyr - a high altitude long endurance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) plane -
has set a world record for longest unmanned flight by staying aloft for more...
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Players’ concerns over security are understandable. But where does one draw the line when players themselves are flummoxed when asked to explain how one bomb riddled...
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Hopefully this will not be a watered down affair. South Africa are feeling the effects of soggy weather, homesickness, injury time outs and resurgence from England by...
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The BatRest is a smart little cradle / dock / stand to watch video or other streaming media in landscape format on your iPhone or your iPod Touch at your desk, on the...
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The Swedish government has announced plans to clamp down hard on religious education. It will soon become illegal even for private faith schools to teach religious...
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Picasso, eat your art out. Artist Ryan Alexiev has come up with a novel medium for creating his images of celebrities — breakfast cereal. It’s what you might call...
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Sony Ericsson is coming back to T-Mobile USA and they’re the first HSDPA handset to launch, too. The Sony Ericsson TM506 will be available to T-Mobile in two colour...
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Dark, brooding and menacing. This apparition, which materialised over the skies of Hertfordshire, looks like an expensive special effect from a horror movie.
The...
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What exactly is a ghost?
The ghost is a white or transparent. It is intangible and wall-pass, ie it can pass through walls (that is, in fact is one of its towers...
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The game has barely begun and the injury time outs are causing a few shake ups. Steve Harmison hung up his boots at the last Champions Trophy in 2006 and he would not...
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The last time these two met, South Africa won by a 4-1 margin. It was also the season that Kevin Pietersen was unleashed and it wrecked three centuries upon his country...
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Want to live a little longer? Get a second wife. New research suggests that men from polygamous cultures outlive those from monogamous ones.
After accounting for...
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