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Saturday, May 25 2013
European Project
WHENEVER I travel around the globe these days I am asked how is it that Greece, a tiny economy, can have such a huge impact on Europe as a whole? It is the lack of public confidence in the European project itself that is the problem. Citizens and markets have suddenly discovered ...
THE QUIET MAN
WHEN John Ford was making The Quiet Man on location in the west of Ireland, the studio head in Hollywood looked at the extravagantly gorgeous footage - which would win the 1952 Oscar for colour cinematography - and complained, "Everything's all green." It had taken Ford ...
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Nation Business Sports Chill Out

Six Egyptians make it into semis

MAHESH Mangaonkar lost a glorious chance to reach the semi-finals in a memorable match at the Doha WSF World Junior Squash Championship on Tuesday. At the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex, the Indian missed out on the opportunity, bowing to second seed and last ...

Perera puts Sri Lanka at the top
YOUNG all-rounder Thisara Perera followed his four wickets with 75 off 86 balls as Sri Lanka seized control of the final Test against Pakistan in Pallekele on Tuesday. Pakistan, seeking a series-levelling win, paid for sloppy fielding as Sri Lanka recovered from a middle-order collapse to make 337 in their first innings on the third day.The tourists, trailing by 111 runs, were 27-1 in their second knock by stumps, losing opener Taufeeq Umar for four, leg-before to seamer Nuwan Kulasekara. Mohammad Hafeez was unbeaten on eight and Azhar Ali was on six, with Pakistan trailing by 84 runs with nine wickets in hand. The resolute batting by the hosts has given them a chance to build on the 1-0 series lead. Sri Lanka won the first...
Terry´s lawyers ask for dismissal of abuse case
JOHN TERRY´S lawyers asked on Tuesday for the racial abuse case against the former England football captain to be dismissed from court, calling it "weak and tenuous." The Chelsea captain is accused of calling Queens Park Rangers player Anton Ferdinand a "fucking black cunt" during a match between Chelsea and QPR on October 23 last year. Terry, standing trial at Westminster Magistrates Court in London, denies committing a racially aggravated public order offence. The 31-year-old´s lawyer George Carter-Stephenson applied to judge Howard Riddle to dismiss the case, saying Ferdinand was an unreliable witness. Lip-reading experts agreed it was impossible to clarify what was said at the key moment ...
Arabi unveils Morocco´s Hadji
AFTER SPENDING his whole career in France, Morocco´s striker Youssouf Hadji was unveiled, as a new Al Arabi player on Monday by club officials. The 32-year old striker, which signed a two-year contract, had previously played for Nancy, Bastia and Stade Rennais. After consulting some friends, I preferred to join Al- Arabi in spite of having some European offers. It is a vastly popular club with big ambitions and I hope I would contribute to its success," Hadji told Al- Kaas Sports Channel after signing his contract in June. Hadji is the second Moroccan player to have signed for Al Arabi after Hussien Kharja a fortnight ago. The attacking midfielder has left for France and will join the club for the pre-season training ...

Cofidis suspends rider over doping suspicions

 

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