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Search urged for UK’s ‘Missing’ badgers

October 18, 2013 editorEnvironment, Wildlife

By Helen Briggs Conservationists are calling for an investigation into plummeting badger numbers in the run up to the cull.

Wildlife

Polls by Jan 24: Nasim

October 18, 2013 editorPolitics

Awami League presidium member Mohammad Nasim on Friday said the national election will surely be held by January 24 next year and people are eagerly waiting for that.

Monkeys ‘take turns in conversation’

October 18, 2013 editorEnvironment, Wildlife

By Victoria Gill Marmoset monkeys take it in turns to “talk” in a pattern very similar to human conversation, according to scientists.

Wildlife

65 fishermen in 4 dists punished for defying hilsa ban

October 18, 2013 editorCourts law, Governance

Seven fishermen were jailed for separate terms in Bhola and Munshiganj while 58 others fined in Bagerhat and Barguna on Friday for catching hilsa defying a ban.

Rab man killed in Faridpur road crash

October 18, 2013 editorAccidents, News

A Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) official was killed in a road accident in Shibrampur area of Sadar upazila on Thursday.

PM no sincere about her dialogue offer: Fakhrul

October 18, 2013 editorLead News

BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Friday alleged that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was not sincere about her proposal for a dialogue with the opposition to resolve the prevailing political impasse.

Andy Murray: Australian Open in doubt unless 100pc fit

October 18, 2013 editorSports, Tennis

Andy Murray says he will compete in the Australian Open only if he is “100% fit” following back surgery.

Tennis

Rail links with northern region restored

October 18, 2013 editorNation, News

Rail communications of the northern region with the rest of the country, including the capital, resumed on Friday, after two days of suspension following the collapse of an under-construction bridge in Parbatipur upazila.

Mohammad Amir: Pakistan cricketer hopes for ICC reprieve

October 18, 2013October 18, 2013 editorCricket, Sports

Banned Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir hopes the International Cricket Council will grant him a reprieve to resume his career and play domestic cricket.

Cricket

3.14 lakh Bangladeshis live in modern slavery

October 18, 2013 editorLead News

Over 3.14 lakh people in Bangladesh are today living in conditions of modern slavery, according to Australian-based Walk Free Foundation’s Global Slavery Index.

How Walking Dead brought Norman Reedus’s career back to life

October 18, 2013 editorArt & culture, Entertainment

By Rob Moynihan The roar of Norman Reedus’s motorcycle engine cuts through the tranquil Georgia field housing The Walking Dead’s production trailers. Even though the actor is not listed on today’s call sheet — he doesn’t even appear in the…

Art & culture

‘Bionic man’ makes debut at Air and Space Museum

October 18, 2013 editorArt & culture, Entertainment

By Lacey Johnson Washington  – A first-ever walking, talking “bionic man” built entirely out of synthetic body parts made his Washington debut on Thursday.

Art & culture

2 held with crude bombs in Meherpur

October 18, 2013 editorDistricts

Police in a drive arrested two people along with four crude bombs at Dharmachaki village in Gangni upazila early Friday.

Global Hunger Index: Bangladesh moves 10 notches up

October 18, 2013 editorLead News

Bangladesh goes 10 steps up in the Global Hunger Index this year to the 58th position from the 68th last year.

Ensuring the election to the satisfaction of all Bangladeshis

October 18, 2013 editorGreen corner, Perspectives

Dr. M. S. Haq There exist at present several alternatives for Bangladesh to deal with constraints associated with modus operandi of conducting the upcoming election in the country to the satisfaction of all people of all of Bangladesh – as…

perspectives

International day of girl child

October 18, 2013 editorReaders’ corner

The international day of girl child was observed worldwide as in Bangladesh on Friday with a focus on “Innovating for girls’ education” A significant number of girls are compelled to leave schools everyday due to harassment they face on the…

Readers' corner

Air pollution causes cancer – WHO

October 18, 2013 editorAir, Environment

Pollutants in the air we breathe have been classed as a leading environmental cause of cancer by the World Health Organization. It said the evidence was clear they cause lung cancer.

Air

Supporters in new push for scaled back Antarctic reserve

October 18, 2013 editorEnvironment, Wildlife

By Matt McGrath A bloc of countries has issued a joint call for the creation of marine reserves in Antarctica.

Wildlife

Pakistan v South Africa: Misbah-ul-Haq leads hosts to victory

October 18, 2013 editorCricket, Sports

First Test, Abu Dhabi (day four) Pakistan 442 & 45-3 beat South Africa 249 & 232 by seven wickets Match scorecard Pakistan ended South Africa’s 15-match unbeaten run with a seven-wicket victory in the first Test in Abu Dhabi.

Cricket

Glee ‘confirmed to end next series’

October 18, 2013 editorArt & culture, Entertainment

Glee creator Ryan Murphy has confirmed the musical show will end after the next series, it has been reported.

Art & culture

Transformers director Michael Bay attacked in Hong Kong

October 18, 2013 editorCelebrity, Entertainment

American film director Michael Bay has been injured in an attack in Hong Kong while filming on the set of his latest Transformers film.

Stars

It’s the miracles that make Haj pilgrimage so special

October 18, 2013 editorFeature, Words of faith

By Sabria S. Jawhar If there is any doubt that miracles happen during Haj, one can look no further than the little dramas played out on the sidelines.

Words of faith

Saudi King says ‘interference in Muslim issues won’t be tolerated’

October 18, 2013 editorFeature, Words of faith

In his annual Haj message, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah urged Muslims to stand together and be tolerant with each other and the rest of the world.

Words of faith

Syria chemical arms team ‘turned back after safety fears’

October 18, 2013 editorWorld News

Chemical weapons inspectors in Syria have been unable to access one of the designated sites because of safety concerns, the world’s chemical weapons watchdog has told the BBC.

World news

Nobel laureates urge Putin to free Greenpeace activists

October 17, 2013 editorWorld News

Eleven Nobel prize-winners have written to Vladimir Putin asking the Russian president to drop charges against 30 Greenpeace activists and journalists. The 30, who come from 18 nations, were held last month during a protest against oil drilling in the…

World news

US government employees head back to work after 16-day shutdown

October 17, 2013 editorWorld News

Hundreds of thousands of US government employees are heading back to work after President Barack Obama signed a law ending a 16-day government shutdown and extending the US debt limit.

World news

Tension mounts as ‘police cordon off’ BNP central office

October 17, 2013 editorLead News

Amid the deepening political crisis over the nature of polls-time government, police have cordoned off the main opposition BNP’s Noyapaltan central office, escalating tension.

Give up one-party polls move. Yunus warns govt against grabbing GB

October 17, 2013 editorLead News

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has expressed doubts whether the forthcoming national election in Bangladesh will be peaceful and urged everyone to ‘keep the doors to violence shut’.

PM to address nation Friday evening

October 17, 2013 editorLead News

At the fag end of her tenure, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is going to address the nation at 7:30 pm tomorrow (Friday). PM’s press secretary Abul Kalam Azad told UNB on Thursday afternoon that the Prime Minister will address the nation…

BNP vows to hold Oct 25 rally at any cost

October 17, 2013 editorLead News

The BNP-led 18-party alliance will hold its October 25 rally in the capital, no matter whether the government permits it or not, BNP joint secretary general Ruhul Kabir Rizvi Ahmed said here on Thursday.

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