This Day in History | 2003 – High security as Bush visits UK

The United States President, George Bush, has arrived in Britain for the first full state visit by an American president amid some of the tightest security London

Rugby | NZ reunites Retallick & Whitelock, lose Kaino for Ireland

Sunday, 1:30am Ireland v New Zealand H 8, D 41, A 1.15 New Zealand regained two senior players but lost another to injury ahead of the

Football | EPL managers counting cost of international games

Saturday, 8:30pm Manchester U v Arsenal H 2.63, D 3.4, A 3 The final round of international fixtures in 2016 did no favors for managers of some

World briefs

PHILIPPINES President Rodrigo Duterte says he might follow Russia’s example and withdraw from the International Criminal Court, where his critics say he could be charged over the thousands

The Buzz | Indian police suspend two officers for fake Everest claim

Two police officers — a husband and wife — have been suspended in India for falsely claiming they scaled Mount Everest in Nepal in May, police said yesterday. Nepal’s

Swedes create hotline to raise mansplaining awareness

A large Swedish trade union has been running a weeklong hotline where people can talk about condescending or patronizing co-workers in an effort to raise awareness about

Bizcuits | An expatriate’s nostalgia

It was November 1995. We were relaxing after dinner, probably watching television, when the door-bell rang. In waltzed a close friend, beaming. He’d just left his wife safely

FIA GT World Cup | Bamber leads opening practice for Porsche

Earl Bamber got his SJM Macau GT Cup – FIA GT World Cup campaign off to a strong start today after clocking the fastest lap in the

Motorcycle Grand Prix | Rutter rules first qualifying

In perfect conditions Macau maestro Michael Rutter (Bathams/SMT Racing BMW) seized control of the first qualifying session and grabbed provisional pole by 0.99 seconds from the

Allann-Jon Venter | CF Racing Team 32 rider: ‘This year, the competition is tough!’

Ahead of the 50th edition of the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix, the Times spoke to South African motorcycle rider Allan-Jon Venter, who is set to race

Q&A – Tiago Monteiro: ‘It’s always great to be back in Macau’

Guia Circuit veteran Tiago Monteiro is back to Macau in a different category. Monteiro left his World Touring Car Championship (WTCC) duties on hold to compete in

Q&A – Pun Weng Kun | President of the organizing committee: Grand Prix preparations went ‘smoothly’

The organizing committee of the 63rd Macau Grand Prix is confident that the event will be a success, citing the team’s immense preparations. President of the Macau Sports

Only in Cuba | Fishing with balloons

* Movies: Manchester By The Sea * Books: The Whistler by John Grisham * Music: 57th and 9th by Sting * Wine: The Champion

Superb ‘Manchester by the Sea’ swells with emotion

It's hard to overstate the magnificence of Kenneth Lonergan's "Manchester by the Sea ." His third feature following "You Can Count on Me" and "Margaret" is one that swells

John Grisham returns with ‘The Whistler’

John Grisham's latest novel, "The Whistler," involves the rich and powerful and abuse of the justice system. The Florida Board on Judicial Conduct investigates accusations involving judicial misconduct. Judges

Sting rocks out again with a familiar sound

The first single on Sting's new album, "I Can't Stop Thinking About You," sounds like the love child of Police classics "Every Breath You Take" and "Can't Stand Losing

News of the World | Inventive Cubans hunt expensive fish using inflated condoms

Juan Luis Rosello sat for three hours on the Malecon as the wind blew in from the Florida Straits, pushing the waves hard against the seawall of Havana's coastal

The Champion of Nahe

If Bordeaux’s Grand Cru Classé wines are the vinous equivalent of Hollywood, the A-Listers of Germany would resemble European cinema – the lack of bankable stars is more than

Food & Beverage | Thanksgiving is a chore, even with Martha Stewart’s help

Even for the best home chefs, Thanksgiving is a lot of work. And whether you’re hosting friends or family, it’s a pressure cooker of a feast.

Friday, November 18, 2016 – edition no. 2687

* Manuela António | Ho Chio Meng case exposes justice troubles * Félix da Costa takes provisional pole position * Concerns over unified history book * Tap Seac craft market kicks off * China

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