`Young sensation` Januzaj says `would be happy` to stay at Man U `for life`
London – Manchester United youngster Adnan Januzaj has said that he never wants to leave the club and could play at Old Trafford for all his life. According to the Mirror, the 18-year-old whizzkid signed a new five-year contract earlier this year but now insists he is ready to commit himself... read more »
Sagna set to sign `new` two-year contract to stay at Arsenal
London – French defender Bacary Sagna is set to sign a new two-year contract at Arsenal, according to reports. According to the Mirror, Gunners boss Arsene Wenger expects all problems to be resolved within the next fortnight after a long-running stalemate over Sagna’s future. Sagna, 30,... read more »
Moyes denies Keane’s claim about Fergie still trying to `run` Man U
London – David Moyes has dismissed Roy Keane’s claims that Sir Alex Ferguson is still trying to rule at Manchester United, seven months after retiring, according to reports. According to the Mirror, former Reds skipper Keane, whose relationship with Ferguson has broken down completely,... read more »
Kim Jong Un’s uncle’s execution sparks fears of regional instability...
London – North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s uncle’s execution has sparked fears of instability in the secretive nuclear-armed state. South Korean Unification Minister Ryoo Kihl-jae warned that the purge could be followed by military moves from Pyongyang, including another nuclear test, the... read more »
McGrath tips Johnson to `soon become` No.1 bowler in world
London – Former Australian Test bowler Glenn McGrath has said tipped Mitchell Johnson to soon become the No.1 bowler in the world. According to the Guardian, McGrath said that Johnson... read more »
Tablet PC replaces bedtime book
London – The rise in the use of tablet PC has replaced the bedtime book. According to a poll conducted by ‘LifeProof’, 70 percent of parents revealed that they think that the... read more »
Report reveals poor health care provided to patients over weekends
London – NHS patients having an operation on a Friday are 24 per cent more likely to die than if they had one earlier in the week, it has been revealed. Statistics have shown that... read more »
Exercise does reduce risk of dementia
Washington – A new study has found that the five measures to stave off dementia are taking regular exercise, not smoking, keeping a low body weight, eating a healthy diet and having a... read more »
Misbah says `playing away from home` taking `psychological toll` ...
Islamabad – Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has said that playing matches constantly away from home is taking a psychological toll on his country’s players, according to reports. According... read more »
