Boy’s brother ‘saw Jackson abuse’
The younger brother of the boy accusing Michael Jackson of abuse has told a US court that he twice saw the star molest his brother at his Neverland ranch. Star
MADRID
Terror meeting UN Secretary, General Kofi Annan, was in Madrid this week to address an anti-terrorism conference marking the first anniversary of the city’s terror-inspired train bombings. In total, 191
The right way to exercise
Dear Reader, You know already that I’m a great believer of exercise to stay healthy. I also feel strongly about trying to be as effective as possible, especially when a
Where there’s a Will, there’s a way!
IT IS imperative that expatriates living in Portugal have Wills which are appropriate to the national laws of the country. It is normally necessary for most UK expatriates to have
One too many!
THERE IS A ring of truth in the unhappy catch phrase, “troubles never come singly”, and so it has been for a near neighbour of ours. As I started out
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WITH ITS harbour beaches, dramatic headlands, sleepy bays and surfing shores, Australia is a mecca for all those wanting to experience the chilled out, surfer lifestyle. On my travels up
Iraq car bombing causes carnage
A suicide car bomber blasted a crowd of police and national guard recruits recently, as they gathered for medicals outside a hospital in Hillah, 100km south of Baghdad, leaving at
Bush and Putin differ over democracy
PRESIDENT Bush met President Putin last week amid growing concerns that the Russian leader is turning his back on democratic reforms. The encounter was cordial but Bush conceded that he
Bush seeks backing for ‘new Iraq’
US President, George W. Bush, is to urge European nations to give greater support to the new Iraqi government. In a speech in Brussels, he will dismiss the transatlantic rift
Growing old gracefully while waiting for rain
RETIREMENTfrom work brings an unexpected bonus as the years flash by. There is time to do nothing. Considered a sin from early childhood because one was assumed to be up