1. Stars turn out for Baftas
    Sunday, May 27, 2012 - 10:19 AM Some of the biggest stars of the small screen will be on the red carpet tonight at the TV Baftas. Ceremony host Dara OБ─(tm)Briain is up for best comedy performance against Graham Norton, Alan Carr and a past two-time winner for the category, Harry Hill. The top sitcom title will be fought for by Breandan O'Carroll's 'Mrs BrownБ─(tm)s Boys', 'Rev', 'Friday Night Dinne'r and 'Fresh Meat', while
    Irish Examiner, 13:02
  2. Battle of bosses: Men tend to take more heat for errors
    PTI Washington, May 27, 2012 Male executives may have had this experience, but a new research has now found that men who are in charge at their jobs are judged more harshly than their female counterparts for their errors. Researchers from Pennsylvania State University in the US found that the harsh judgement of macho-mistakes' are more common in for male-dominated fields, like construction work. But female leaders in such fields were judged less harshly, possibly
    Hindustan Times, 13:01
  3. British men claim first Euro team gold
    MONTPELLIER, France, May 27 (BSS/AFP) - Britain's men's gymnastics team flexed their muscles ahead of the London Olympics by claiming a first team gold ahead of Russia at the European championships on Saturday. Daniel Purvis, Kristian Thomas, Louis Smith, Ruslan Panteyleymonov and Max Whitlock became the first British team to take a major championships team gold medal. Despite a fall on the final apparatus, the high bar, they held on for
    BSS Bangladesh, 12:52
  4. Stars turn out for Baftas
    Some of the biggest stars of the small screen will be on the red carpet tonight at the TV Baftas. Ceremony host Dara OБ─(tm)Briain is up for best comedy performance against Graham Norton, Alan Carr and a past two-time winner for the category, Harry Hill. The top sitcom title will be fought for by Breandan O'Carroll's 'Mrs BrownБ─(tm)s Boys', 'Rev', 'Friday Night Dinne'r and 'Fresh Meat', while the top comedy programme prize sees Charlie BrookerБ─(tm)s '2011 Wipe',
    BreakingNews.ie, 12:52
  5. On Memorial Day a few words to make your day memorable
    Tomorrow is Memorial Day. I love Memorial Day because it heralds summer. If you don't like wearing heavy coats, scarves, gloves and bulky boots and if you don't like cold weather, strong winds and messy snow or rain, today is your day. This is also the day of parties and picnics because in the US, summer unofficially starts today. Actually, Memorial Day is a federal holiday and was originally named "Decoration Day" as a day to decorate the cemeteries of soldiers who fought
    Today's Zaman, 12:12
  6. They say where there's a will...
    June 18, 2012: Sitting of the First Hall of the Civil Court, in the case brought by the late Giovanni Bonnici Grech in the First Hall of the Civil Court against his sister, the late Agatha Bonnici Grech, before the late Judge Edgar Sagitario Borg, on September 9, 1934.
    The Times of Malta, 12:12
  7. Embittered Facebook investors ponder next move
    0 The response from small-time investors to Facebook's debut as a public company has been equal parts frustration, confusion and bitterness. Fed up, some are dumping their shares and accepting the losses.
    Today's Zaman, 12:12
  8. Embittered Facebook investors ponder next move
    Christina Rexrode, Associated Press | Sun, 05/27/2012 12:42 PM The response from small-time investors to Facebook's debut as a public company has been equal parts frustration, confusion and bitterness.
    The Jakarta Post, 12:11
  9. Tumwater takes a tumble
    2a fastpitch: After 3 earlier wins against W.F. West, T-Birds drop 15-3 decision to rejuvenated Bearcats in championship game The Olympian staff report Modified May 26, 2012 Photos SELAH - W.F.
    The Olympian, 12:11
  10. Tumwater's Brown blitzes 400 field to defend crown
    state track: Strategy was simple: Just go out and set a meet record in a personal-best time of 48.35 RYAN DIVISH AND DOUG PACEY | Staff writer Modified May 26, 2012 RYAN DIVISH AND DOUG PACEY Photos TACOMA - When Andrew Brown stepped into the blocks for the Class 2A boys 400-meter final, he wanted to defend his state championship and run faster than he had ever run before. The Tumwater junior did exactly that. Brown's winning time of 48.35 seconds was a personal best.
    The Olympian, 12:11