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Wiggins roars to record in Olympics time trial

HAMPTON COURT, England, (Reuters) – Bradley Wiggins basked in glory, and a bit of sun, as Britain’s most decorated Olympian after he hammered the field in awe-inspiring fashion to claim the London Games cycling time trial on Wednesday.

Big turnout at Square for viewing of slain Lindeners

A moving funeral service and viewing took place at the Square of the Revolution today for Shemroy Bouyea, Allan Lewis and Ron Somerset – the three shooting victims of the Linden electricity uprising as about 2,000 persons paid their respects and called for justice.

Suriname making it easier for citizens to pick up old-age pension

(de Ware Tijd) PARAMARIBO – Senior citizens who receive their old-age pension from the Central Old-Age Pension Fund (AOV) no longer have to go through the annual registration and requirement to submit a Proof of Life document now that the Fund and the Central Bureau for Population Registry (CBB) have matched their data banks.

Suriname taxes gold miners en masse

(de Ware Tijd) PARAMARIBO — The revenue service has sent tax assessment forms en masse to entrepreneurs in the gold mining industry, especially those that have put up a lucrative business.

Yohan Blake confident of victory

(Jamaica Gleaner) LONDON, England World 100m champion Yohan Blake says he is confident of his chances to win both the 100m and 200m here at the Olympic Games in London.

Assad praises troops but his whereabouts are mystery

ALEPPO, Syria,  (Reuters) – President Bashar al-Assad told his troops today that their battle against rebels would determine Syria’s fate but his written message gave no clues to his whereabouts two weeks after a bomb attack hit his inner circle.

Three die in T&T accident

(Trinidad Express) The tight-knit community of Fishing Pond, Sangre Grande was thrown into mourning yesterday when three men who lived mere metres away from each other were killed instantly when their car slammed into a lamp post along the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway, Wallerfield.

Bolt can run 9.40s says IAAF President

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Olympic champion Usain Bolt could lower his 100 metres world record to 9.4 seconds if in shape and the rain clouds stay away from London, International Amateur Athletics Federation (IAAF) president Lamine Diack said.

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