Bartlett arrives at Pools
Hartlepool have signed former Gateshead goalkeeper Adam Bartlett.
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Mexico pleased with progress
Preparations for F1’s long-awaited return to Mexico in October are now “80% finished”, according to race organisers.
Lopez loan for Wednesday
Sheffield Wednesday have confirmed the season-long loan signing of Alex Lopez from Celta Vigo.
Skrtel extends Anfield stay
Martin Skrtel has signed a new contract with Liverpool, the club have announced.
Loan switch for Harriman
Wycombe have signed Michael Harriman on loan from QPR until January.
2015 Kia K900 V-8 Long-Term Test 20,000-Mile Update: A Road-Trip Favorite Trips On
-WHAT WE LIKE: The Kia’s old-man-car ride quality, silent interior, and sprawl-out space continue to garner praise from road-trippers. In fact, several logbook comments have zeroed in on what a decent Lincoln the K900 would make. (Oh, but for a Town Car redux.) READ MORE ›› –
Minnesota Man Walks Over 600 Miles to Comic-Con Dressed in Star Wars Stormtrooper Costume to Honor Late Wife
While Kevin Doyle may be wearing a costume to Comic-Con International in San Diego like many other attendees, his Star Wars’ gear serves a much greater purpose (grab the tissues,…
Mark Cavendish wins Tour de France Stage 7 as Chris Froome takes yellow jersey
U.S. House passes bill to speed new drugs to the market
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday passed a bill aimed at speeding new drugs to the market, after lawmakers defeated last-minute amendments to the legislation. The House voted 344 to 77 in favor of the bill, known as the 21st Century Cures Act, which would require the FDA to streamline the drug approval process, consider more flexible forms of clinical trials and incorporate patient experience into
Progress for women and children in India health survey may offer global lessons
By Nita Bhalla NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Simple interventions such as using community workers to promote breast-feeding in villages have helped India improve the health of its women and children and could be good global examples, say aid workers, citing early findings from a U.N.-backed survey. The Rapid Survey on Children, conducted by the ministry of women and child development and supported by the U.N.’s children’s agency, UNICEF,