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The UK vs. Wijesinha By Vimukthi Yapa The British High Commission in Colombo last week told The Sunday Leader they had no idea what ‘note’ UPFA MP Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha was talking about when he told the BBC Sinhala Sandeshaya Service that the former defence attaché at the BHC had handed
- Army Slams Fonseka (Category: Breaking News)
- 'Fonseka blamed Gotabhaya for killings' - Editor (Category: Breaking News)
- Court orders editor to submit notebook with Fonsekas interview (Category: Breaking News)
- No evidence to support the White Flag claims (Category: Breaking News)
The BBC Sinhala Service, in asking for comments on the 2010 US Report on Human Rights in Sri Lanka, gave me little notice, and suggested I could just glance through the synopsis with which the report began. As it happened, I was able to look through some of the rest, which was good, because I ...
- Make preparations count (Category: Business)
- Wanting in credibility (Category: Breaking News)
- Improprieties in the Sri Lanka section of US State Dept report (Category: Breaking News)
- Govt. readies for next UN session with national plan for human rights (Category: Business)
EDF Energy gave the BBC special access to Sizewell B to reassure people that Japan's Fukushima disaster could not happen here.
BBC News A court in Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka has granted bail to the editor of a news website critical of the government who was arrested last month. Police said that Bennett Rupasinghe, editor of LankaeNews.com, was arrested for...
- e-News Editor arrested (Category: Breaking News)
- Lanka e-news editor released (Category: Breaking News)
- News Editor of Lanka e News arrested (Category: Breaking News)
- SRI LANKA: Stop the persecution of Lanka-E-news (Category: Breaking News)
BBC Sandeshaya Police in Sri Lanka say that they have arrested four people suspected on an attack following a the protest threat by a cabinet minister. Superintendent of Police Prishantha Jayakody told BBC Sandeshaya that the suspects were remanded until...
Cricket may be, as the sociologist Ashis Nandy wrote in 1983, “an Indian game accidentally discovered by the English,” but India took a long time to take control of it. by Huw Richards For Sachin Tendulkar, it was “the proudest...
- West Indies Confident Of Springing A Surprise Or Two (Category: Breaking News)
- Curtain raiser today between defending champs England and New Zealand (Category: Sports)
- DREAM SHATTERED! (Category: Breaking News)
- Lanka star in ICCs team of World Cup, Sanga to lead (Category: Breaking News)
BBC correspondents in India and Sri Lanka describe scenes of rejoicing and dejection after India beat Sri Lanka in the cricket World Cup.
April 2, 2011 The mounting pressure begins to affect Sangakkara, whose second-string bowlers cannot provide adequate support for Lasith Malinga and Muttiah Muralitharan against the fourth-wicket duo...
- Dutch To Rebuild Jaffna Fort (Photos) (Category: Breaking News)
- Kirulapone Perahera Procession (Category: Breaking News)
- Nails Removed From Tortured Housemaid (Photos) (Category: Breaking News)
- Keerimalai~A Land of Sacred Springs & Spirituality (Category: Breaking News)
BBC gets first look inside Virgin Galactic's passenger spaceship
Sri Lanka's Ministry of Defense has refused permission to BBC Colombo correspondant Charles Haviland from attending cultural festival in Jaffna, sources in Colombo said. The "Jaffna Music Festival organized to celebrate the diverse traditional folk arts for three days from 25th 27th March 2011
By BBC News Hundreds of people have protested against Western-led air strikes in Libya outside the United Nations headquarters in Sri Lanka. Protesters chanted slogans against the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon - pic DailyMirror.lk...
- Libyan Fallout (Category: Business)
- One Voice (Category: Business)
- Sri Lanka's ties with Libya (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lankan nationalists protests against Libya attack (Category: Breaking News)
The nuclear crisis unfolding in Japan will not affect EDF's plans to build new reactors in the UK, the firm's boss tells the BBC.
The nuclear crisis unfolding in Japan will not affect EDF's plans to build new reactors in the UK, the firm's boss tells the BBC.
by Prof.Michael Roberts Sri Lanka’s comprehensive victory over New Zealand in the last match for Group A at Mumbai was marred by a controversial third umpire decision that reprieved Mahela Jayawardene when he was in his twenties. This verdict certainly...
- New Zealand beats Sri Lanka by 2 wickets (Category: Breaking News)
- New Zealand beats Sri Lanka by 2 wickets (Category: Breaking News)
- New Zealand beats Sri Lanka by 2 wickets (Category: Breaking News)
- New Zealand beats Sri Lanka by 2 wickets (Category: Breaking News)
China is planning to develop a version of the Eden Project, the BBC learns.
By Izeth Hussain After quite some time allegations have once again surfaced that some Muslims have supported the Pakistan side against all others, including the Sri Lankan one at the recent World Cup match. I have been sent newspaper material...
- Victory on our minds in Sri Lanka: Pak coach Whatmore (Category: Breaking News)
- Team Spirit (Category: Business)
- Sri Lanka Cricket mulls touring Pakistan two years after attack on the team (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka could host Pakistan vs. England (Category: Breaking News)
Physicist Brian Cox says the BBC is wrong to agree to turn down the music volume for his series Wonders of the Universe after viewer complaints.
Human Rights Watch (HRW), a New York-based rights organization, called on countries worldwide to boycott a conference to be held in Colombo between 31 May to 02 June labelled "Defeating Terrorism Sri Lankan Experience aimed at sharing Sri Lanka's war experience, BBC reported. What we are telling
US state department spokesman PJ Crowley has resigned after calling the treatment of the man accused of leaking secret cables to Wikileaks "stupid," BBC reported. "It is with regret that I have accepted the resignation of Philip J. Crowley as Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs. PJ
How to get more children interested in science and engineering is an on going problem but an event aimed at inspiring them goes live in London this weekend.
Creating a cloud is possible if you have the knowledge, a BBC programme finds.
Statistics obtained by the BBC show that the Cycling City project in Bristol has fallen short of its target.
A new military headquarters in northern Sri Lanka has been built on the site of a Tamil Tiger graveyard earlier flattened by the army, it has emerged.
by By Charles Haviland BBC News, Colombo A new military headquarters in northern Sri Lanka has been built on the site of a Tamil Tiger graveyard earlier flattened by the army, it has emerged. The construction has come in for...
- Sri Lanka army HQ on Tiger graves (Category: Breaking News)
- Camp on LTTE cemetery-BBC (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka mulls aviation complex in former Tiger jungle airstrip (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka`s defeated terrorist group still a threat- India (Category: Breaking News)
Kenneth Roth, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch, NY has remarked via twitter on reports of Libya's Gaddafi calling President Mahinda Rajapaksa as follows: Kenneth Roth [on twitter.com/KenRoth] "Bad news: BBC reports Libya's Gaddafi called SriLanka Pres Mahinda, known for indiscriminate...
- Gaddafi rule ends : people scream gleefully we are now free (Category: Breaking News)
- 36 Sri Lankans working in Libya sent by vessel to Greece. (Category: Breaking News)
- The facts media hides about Libya (Category: Breaking News)
- ‘Gaddafi had own way of building Libya’ (Category: Breaking News)
by Tisaranee Gunasekara "When heads of state do not pay attention to the needs of their nation, the people take over”. Turkish Presiden Abdullah Gul (During the February 2011 visit to Iran) “As he launched a series of murderous attacks...
- Tyrants and Their Families: Gaddafis and Rajapaksas (Category: Breaking News)
- Tyrants and Their Families: Gaddafis and Rajapaksas. (Category: Breaking News)
- Parallels between the Gaddafis of Libya and the Rajapaksas of Medamulana (Category: Breaking News)
- Fall of Fonseka indicates that Rajapaksas cannot be beaten at their own game (Category: Breaking News)
A state-run television station has made an unconditional apology to national cricket team, says the chairman of Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), BBC reports. .
The government's chief scientist tells BBC News that officials "got it wrong" by failing to predict the impact of the volcanic ash emergency last year.
Vice captain of the Sri Lankan cricket team Mahela Jayawardene is considering legal action against state owned Independent Television Network (ITN) in response to commentary which implied he was guilty of match-fixing, the BBC has reported today. The report states that a state television broadcast
- Live Score: Sri Lanka chase on track (Category: Breaking News)
- Big Scores (Category: Business)
- Direct Action (Category: Business)
- Test Case (Category: Business)
Sri Lanka vice captain Mahela Jayawardene is considering legal action in response to commentary which implied he was guilty of match-fixing. A state television broadcast suggested Jayawardene deliberately played badly for financial gain in Saturdays cricket World Cup defeat by Pakistan, BBC
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