A building is reported to have collapsed in the Pakistani city of Lahore, possibly trapping dozens of people inside.
Officials said the explosion could have been at the three-story building caused by a gas explosion.
An official from the...
'People trapped' in "Pakistan" building collapse.
Monday, February 6, 2012Snowmen, sledging and stranded cars
Motorists were asked to be extra care in treacherous conditions, like snow in many parts of the UK on ice.
The Met Office has issued nine warnings for ice after disruption of road, rail and air traffic in the connection of up to 16cm (6in) of...
Severe "weather in Kent"
Heavy snowfall throughout Kent led overnight to disturb the rail network and road closures on major routes.
The A20 and Jubilee Way out of Dover were closed, but were passable later. Port passengers were advised to check with the ferry company before...
China "bans airlines" from joining 'EU carbon scheme
China has "banned" all airlines of the country's accession to the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) from the emissions of carbon dioxide.
The authorities have also ruled out by the airlines increase their fares or new fees for the scheme.
The...
'Syria crisis': China defends veto of 'UN resolution'.
Chinese state media have defended Beijing's veto of a UN resolution condemning Syria's crackdown on anti-government protesters.
China's top newspapers said that Western efforts to effect regime change in Syria was erroneous, citing previous campaigns...
Contraceptive pill remembered in the United States.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
About one million packages of oral contraceptives are recalled in the U.S. because they can not prevent, pregnancy.
The pharmaceutical company Pfizer, said, "packaging error" means that cans were not correct.
He said that the...
Egypt football riot: Tension in Cairo protests loom
The masses are rising tensions in the center of Cairo meeting after the riots in Port Said on Wednesday that left at least 74 people.
Disgruntled fans shut Tahrir Square and state television on the eve of a protest against police handling of the conflict.
Three...
U.N can have last chance for peace in Syria
U.S Security Council resolution on the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad has started his own people, the terror of brutal power is more important. The resolution, Morocco, and plan the transition to democracy as a first step the government has the...
U.S. court supports Spain, more than $ 500 million sea treasure
Spain have won a major victory in its long court battle with a Florida-based company rescue on the high seas on the rights of an estimated $ 500 million in silver and gold, officials said Wednesday.
The tax was recovered in 2007 from 19 century ship...
Dead dolphins are the same as obtaining 81 Cape Cod
At least 81 dolphins found dead or died shortly after the discovery of Cape Cod in a series of largely unaccountable to the coast began early last month, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
More than 100 dolphins,...
Philippine military "killed three wanted terrorists"
Philippine army says the militants killed three top Al-Qaeda-linked groups in a raid in the south.
The attack took place on Thursday in an area known as a militant stronghold.
Authorities said that two Jemaah Islamiyah (JI), a leader and a leader of...
Mission objective signs of life in the Antarctic climate and lake
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
A sub-glacial Antarctic lake sample is the first team to expect.
Gear later this week, not one of the UK engineering team with over 70 tons.
For this project, the UK Natural Environment Research Council by the sum of 7 million pounds to fund itself...
Wasim, Waqar, Ijaz and Moin involved in match-fixing: Majeed
Monday, October 10, 2011
London: Sports agent accused of accepting bribes, said the match Pakistan's most famous former players took part in a betting fraud and Australian cricket is a "major" culprits of the London court heard on Monday.
Agent Mazhar Majeed, 36, told a reporter...
Pakistani President to visit flood-hit Sindh
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has flown to a flood-hit areas of the country for a first look at the crisis two weeks old, says his spokesman. The visit follows recent criticism of his trip abroad and the perceived slow response to the disaster,...
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