Philippines says at least 100 dead from typhoon Haiyan
MANILA (Reuters) – At least 100 people may have died in the Philippines from the impact of super typhoon Haiyan, a senior government official said […]
Month: November 2013
Iran, powers extend talks to clinch elusive nuclear deal
GENEVA (Reuters) – Iran and six world powers extended high-stakes talks over Tehran’s nuclear programme into an unscheduled third day on Saturday, as their top […]
Stanford squashes Oregon, rally attempt
Tyler Gaffney ran for 157 yards, and No. 5 Stanford hammered No. 3 Oregon for three quarters, then held off a furious final kick by […]
Survey: Players don't want Incognito
The majority of 72 players surveyed wouldn’t want Richie Incognito on their team. read the full story about Survey: Players don't want Incognito
Kearney rues Leuluai injury
New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney was satisfied with his team’s comfortable 56-10 victory over Papua New Guinea but admitted that the injury suffered by Thomas […]
Booth happy to have headache
Bath coach Toby Booth was delighted to clinch an away win after seeing his much-changed side see off Sale 27-20 at the AJ Bell Stadium. […]
US ready to work with Narendra Modi, visa not an issue: Officials
The US would be willing to work with BJP`s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, if the party is voted to power in the next General […]
Rahul Gandhi to reply to Election Commission’s notice over ISI remark today
The deadline for Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi to respond to the Election Commission`s notice on his speeches ends on Friday. read the full story […]
Assembly poll winners represent few voters
Figures compiled by a think-tank show that winners in last assembly polls got only a small number of votes, a majority of them securing less […]
Super typhoon Haiyan slams into central Philippines, millions flee
MANILA (Reuters) – Haiyan, potentially the strongest recorded typhoon to make landfall, slammed into the Philippines’ central islands on Friday, forcing millions of people to […]