Ex-soccer player Woodhouse claims football fixing `been going on for ages`
London – Former football star Curtis Woodhouse has said that he once got invited to bet on a club to lose by five or more goals and then saw them get hammered 8-0, according to reports. According to the Daily Star, Woodhouse then said that match fixing had been going on for ages and loads of... read more »
Keane says Fergie still wants `power, control` of Man U
London – Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has claimed that Sir Alex Ferguson’s ‘massive ego’ is harming the club, according to reports. According to SportsMole.co.uk, Ferguson stepped down as manager of United this summer after a highly-successfully 27-year stint... read more »
Mark Waugh says England `have no pride` in Ashes performance so far
London – Former Australian player Mark Waugh has said that England do not have any pride in their Ashes performance so far and have got some serious work to do if they want to retain the urn. According to Metro.co.uk, Waugh said that Mitchell Johnson has been the big difference in this series... read more »
How vitamin D may help fight multiple sclerosis
Washington – A new study has revealed that ‘sunshine vitamin’ D may help combat multiple sclerosis by blocking the migration of destructive immune cells to the brain. Researchers at Johns Hopkins found in mice with a rodent form of multiple sclerosis (MS), vitamin D appears to block... read more »
Tips to excel at work for introverts!
Melbourne – Modern workplaces make it difficult for introverts to feel like they can truly thrive at work. Here are certain things that introverts can do to still make their mark and... read more »
Pak high court dismisses Musharaf’s petition challenging special court for high treason
Islamabad – Islamabad High Court (IHC) has dismissed a petition challenging the special court for treason trial of former President General Pervez Musharraf under Article 6 of the... read more »
Resolving Mumbai attack case would be in Pak’s interest: Hina
Islamabad – Former Pakistani foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar has said it would be in Islamabad’s interest to solve the Mumbai attacks case, saying that she also disagrees with... read more »
Choir singing can boost mental health
London – A new study has revealed that singing in a choir can be beneficial for the mind. An online survey of 375 people, which was carried on solo singers, choir singers and team... read more »
Omar challenges Modi to debate on Article 370
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday threw a challenge to BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, saying he was ready for a debate on Article 370 “anytime,... read more »
