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Lewis Hamilton pipped title rival and Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg by just seven thousandths of a second after a nail-biting qualifying session for the Singapore Grand Prix. |
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Briton nicks pole by 0.007 from title rival and team-mate Mercedess German shouts: Damn it! over his radio Lewis Hamilton won his sixth pole position of the season here for Sundays Singapore Grand Prix. Damn it! shouted team-mate Nico Rosberg, who was beaten into second place in yet another Mercedes lock-out. |
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The leadership of the Chicago area's 2.3 million Catholics is changing hands for the first time in 17 years, with the Vatican announcing Saturday that Cardinal Francis George -- who has battled cancer for two years -- will be succeeded by a bishop from Washington state. |
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The Vatican on Saturday appointed Bishop Blase Cupich of Spokane, Wash., to succeed Cardinal Francis George as the leader of the Archdiocese of Chicago. |
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The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press. Times of Malta reports that another hunter has been arrested as a second stork was killed yesterday. The Malta Independent says a Filipino sailor who was denied entry to Malta did not have Ebola. |
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PM called his actions "utterly reprehensible", but Vladimir Putin could still attend Brisbane summit. |
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus on Friday announced that they’ll travel by bus to North Carolina and other states as part of a new drive to get African Americans Click to Continue |
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The European Union's climate chief says it is a pity Prime Minister Tony Abbott will not attend a major UN climate meeting in New York next week. |
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Fiji's self-appointed leader Frank Bainimarama is set for a dominant election win, as counting in the long-awaited poll continues. Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has congratulated Fiji on a successful execution of the poll, paying respect to provisional frontrunner, the Fiji First party of incumbent leader Frank Bainimarama. |
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Fiji's self-appointed leader Frank Bainimarama is set for a dominant election win, as counting in the long-awaited poll continues. Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has congratulated Fiji on a successful execution of the poll, paying respect to provisional frontrunner, the Fiji First party of incumbent leader Frank Bainimarama. |