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Red Bull driver insists he did not say Briton's driving could result in a fatality in Formula One.
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Mark Hughes says more care should have been taken of Martin Petrov while he was on international duty.
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Red Bull F1 driver will be on the BBC News channel on Friday
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Australian Formula One driver Mark Webber has broken his leg after colliding with a car while riding bike.
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Formula One driver Mark Webber was hit by a four-wheel drive in Tasmania, Australia, while taking part in a multi-sport charity event. Webber underwent surgery on his right leg but is expected to be ready in time for the new season.
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The singer-songwriter talks about his private familial struggles in a new, deeply personal memoir and film. IN THE eyes of his young son, Hugh Everett III was a silent, inscrutable figure who remained hidden behind his booze, cigarette smoke and scowl. "My father was so uncommunicative," the son, Mark Everett, once wrote, "that I thought of him the same way I thought of the furniture." It was only after Hugh Everett died in 1982 that his son began to learn that this stranger had been a man in exile from his own life. Over the last year, the younger Everett has gone back in an intense effort to unravel the mystery of his father and the result is a tale about parents and children, science and art and, most of all, genius and madness.
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Ankle injury could sideline Sun Devils quarterback for game at the Coliseum. The Trojans returned to their winning ways by routing previously ranked Oregon. Now comes the hard part: Getting up for a struggling opponent. Times staff writer Gary Klein looks at some of the key issues and matchups when USC plays the Sun Devils, who have lost three consecutive games and have not defeated USC since 1999:
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Among other mistakes at Andrew Lloyd Webber's website is the assertion that he's won seven Tonys, while the official Tonys website lists only three.
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After the serialisation of my new British seasonal food book over the past two weeks, some of you may be wishing that I could give the British theme a bit of a rest. With that in mind, here are some ideas for a simple Italian dinner party that was inspired by a recent research trip to Milan and Turin with Ewan Venters from Selfridges.
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BAGHDAD, Oct. 10 -- A car bomb exploded in a market in southern Baghdad late Friday afternoon, killing at least 14 people and prompting an outburst of sectarian rioting, according to police and witnesses.
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THERE'S been a second serious accident at the Bathurst 1000, this time involving veteran New Zealand driver Paul Radisich.
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Read full story for latest details.
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Five people are injured after high winds blew stalls onto them at an Italian market in Edinburgh.
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Devon villagers celebrate the official opening of their first shop for nearly three years.
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On Nov. 8, J.R., Bobby, Sue Ellen and other Ewing kin will mark the 'Dallas' 30th anniversary with a reunion and barbecue at Southfork Ranch.
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GROZNY, October 11 (RIA Novosti) - The number of people killed in Chechnya in an earthquake measuring about 5.5 on the Richter scale has risen to six, and 116 people have been injured, the Russian North Caucasus republic's emergencies ministry
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Recasts, adds details) GROZNY, October 11 (RIA Novosti) - The number of people killed in Chechnya in an earthquake measuring about 5.5 on the Richter scale has risen to six, and 116 people have been injured, the Russian North Caucasus
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FIVE people were taken to hospital yesterday after high winds blew over stalls at an Italian market in Edinburgh's city centre.
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Two police officers also treated at hospital
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Survivors, relatives and tourists remembered victims of the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings on their sixth anniversary Sunday.
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Nikki Janel Tillman married Mark Romero Lofton Jr. Saturday at the Convent Avenue Baptist Church in Manhattan. The Rev. Dr. Jesse T. Williams Jr., the church’s senior pastor, performed the ceremony.
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Jessica Pepper and Mark Millán are to be married Sunday at the Stony Hill Inn in Hackensack, N.J. Rabbi William Kraus is to officiate.
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Dana Shay Barden and Mark Joseph Ipri were married Saturday evening at the Manhattan Penthouse, an event space in New York. Cantor Judith Steel officiated at the ceremony, which included Jewish and Catholic traditions.
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The latest test scores show that about 40 percent of the public schools in Connecticut did not make the grade under the No Child Left Behind law.
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The Packers placed running back Kregg Lumpkin on the injured reserve list prior to their Week 6 game at Seattle. That means he'll be out for the rest of the season with a hamstring injury. They added DeShawn Wynn off the practice squad.
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The quarterback commits turnovers on four straight third-quarter possessions, but Trojans beat Arizona State anyway, 28-0. After the game, it took several minutes for Mark Sanchez to clean out his locker, filling a gym bag with his helmet, shoulder pads and various knee braces.
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ENGLAND are facing a crisis ahead of Wednesday's World Cup qualifier against Belarus with key defenders John Terry and Ashley Cole both injured.
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Two female students at DuVal High School in Prince George's County were taken to a hospital this morning after being cut with a box cutter during a fight, authorities said.
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A youth who crashed while joyriding with an 18-month-old child in the passenger seat admits dangerous driving.
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26 young people from across the UK have won a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to represent their local community in marking the ninetieth anniversary of the end of the First World War on the battlefields of the Western Front. The Imperial War
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Rams DB Ricky Manning broke his leg Week 6 at Washington and will have surgery on Tuesday. According to coach Jim Haslett, he'll go on injured reserve.
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Twelve people on a tour bus were injured Sunday after their vehicle rolled off a road and down an embankment on Blackcomb Mountain, police said.
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USC quarterback says he has put his four-turnover performance against Arizona State behind him and is focusing on this week's game at Washington State. Mark Sanchez's long weekend finally ended Monday when the USC quarterback got back onto the practice field to prepare for Saturday's game at Washington State.
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Ofsted is an organisation with an obsession. It exists to inspect and assess every state school in the country and write reports about whether they are "outstanding" or "inadequate" or something in between. But how can it tell? How can you look at the baggy monster of a modern academic hall, with 750 short, noisy and stroppy individuals streaming in and out (and that's just the teachers) and say anything meaningful about its virtues and vices? How can you make any useful judgements when you have only a day or two to inspect classrooms, gyms, science blocks, staffroom, library, assembly hall, bike sheds and correctional facility? Especially when Ofsted always tells its victims that they're coming in a week's time, to check for signs of woodworm/drugs/Creationism.
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Derby winner hurts hoof in workout; will retire to stud Michael Ivarone and his wife, Christine, stayed up late Sunday night, watching a replay of Big Brown's victory in the Kentucky Derby and events that led up to it.
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Thousands of Scottish jobs could go by Christmas
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A man has been injured in a petrol and paint attack on a house in Ballyclare, County Antrim.
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More than 20 people were injured on Monday when Montenegro's police used tear gas against demonstrators protesting the government's decision to recognise Kosovo.
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