Tuesday, 8 July 2014

World Cup 2014: Fifa will not take action over Neymar challenge

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Colombia's Juan Zuniga will not face disciplinary action for the challenge that led to Neymar's World Cup exit. The Brazil strike...

World Cup 2014: Lawro's predictions - semi-finals

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BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson is predicting the outcome of every game at the 2014 Fifa World Cup. Lawro chose the corre ...
Monday, 7 July 2014

Current News Barack Obama Got Destroyed At The Supreme Court

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View gallery . AP Two years ago, President Barack Obama stood in jubilation, hugging the White House counsel Kathryn Ruemmler after f...
Thursday, 3 July 2014

EXPOSED: SEE WHO IS PROVIDING BOKO HARAM WITH MONEY AND WEAPONS

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After many speculations on where the Islamist militant group, Boko Haram, are getting the weapons they frequently use to unleash terror in...
Tuesday, 1 July 2014

PRESS RELEASE: Troops Bust Terrorists

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PRESS RELEASE: Troops Bust Terrorists' Intelligence Network…Arrest A Key Actor In Chibok Abduction A terrorists’ intelligence cell he...
Friday, 23 August 2013

NEWS Afghanistan embarrass India's Gen Next by 28 runs in Singapore

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In the context of the ACC Emerging Teams Cup currently being played in Singapore, Afghanistan's 28-run win over the India Under-23 team...

Sport News Fernando Alonso sets pace in weather-affected first practiceFerrari's Fernando Alonso lapped fastest in a weather-affected Belgian Grand Prix first practice session on Friday as Formula One drivers shrugged off the long August break and got back up to speed. The Spaniard, third in the championship after 10 of 19 races, lapped the longest circuit on the calendar with a best time of one minute 55.198 seconds in a familiar Spa mixture of wet and dry conditions. The two Force Indias of Paul Di Resta and Adrian Sutil were second and third on the timesheets, with the top three all setting their comparatively slow times in the final half hour of an incident-free session. Morning rain, and occasional drizzle interspersed with cloud and sunshine, dampened part of the fast and flowing Ardennes forest circuit while a dry line emerged through the middle sector. The McLarens of Briton Jenson Button and Mexican Sergio Perez showed encouraging signs of progress, despite the team backing away from earlier assertions that they could challenge for a victory this weekend. Perez was fourth fastest while Button, last year's winner from pole, ended up 14th. Red Bull's championship leader Sebastian Vettel, who has a 38 point lead over Lotus's Kimi Raikkonen, was sixth fastest behind fellow-German Nico Rosberg in the Mercedes. Vettel, who returned from the break with his hair dyed bright blond, had the odd spin on the slippery surface without drama. Raikkonen, who cried off sick on from media engagements on Thursday after weeks of speculation about his future and talk of moves to Red Bull or Ferrari, and Lotus team mate Romain Grosjean propped up the timesheets. Finland's Heikki Kovalainen, dropped by Caterham at the end of last year, made an appearance for the team in place of regular race driver Charles Pic and was 16th quickest.

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Ferrari's Fernando Alonso lapped fastest in a weather-affected Belgian Grand Prix first practice session on Friday as Formula One driv...