Wimbledon: Federer, Nadal, Djokovic star on ‘Manic Monday’

    London: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, with 14 Wimbledon titles between them, dominate ‘Manic Monday’ at the All England Club with the ‘Big Three’ still standing while weary rivals have again flattered to deceive. ### Eight-time champion Federer, four-time winner Djokovic and Nadal, a double champion, all play last 16 ties against opponents…

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      Changing focus on suicide attempts

      It’s hard to quantify the number of people in the UAE who attempt to ease the pain of their lives by trying to end it all in a suicide attempt. ### Certainly, the anecdotal evidence is that there are indeed all too many who are successful in their last act of sadness, depression and desperation,…

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        Dubai housemaid on trial for stabbing man

        Dubai: A housemaid is on trial in the Dubai Court of First Instance for stabbing a man in the chest. ### The 25-year-old Ethiopian woman allegedly stabbed the Sudanese man because he refused to let his fiance go with the accused to a nightclub. ### According to records, the 40-year-old victim was waiting for his…

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          Sharma-Rahul centuries trounce Sri Lanka

          Leeds: India ended their last of the round-robin matches in a glorious manner through opener Rohit Sharma’s record-breaking feat of five centuries in a single World Cup to trounce Sri Lanka by seven wickets at the Headingley ground here today. It was the swashbuckling opener’s third consecutive century in seven days as he erased former…

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            Powerboating: Weather torments Grand Prix of France

            Dubai: Qualifying for the F1 Powerboating Grand Prix of France was pushed to later on Saturday after race organisers decided prevailing weather conditions in Evian were a deterrent for the safety of the teams at the venue. ### This is the second instance this season that weather has played a role in race proceedings following…

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