World News Archive13-Feb-2006
This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. Jones pleased with Sharks win 11 Feb 2006 Sale assistant coach Kingsley Jones revealed the Guinness Premiership leaders had been told no excuses would be accepted if they failed to shine against Worcester. World News Tonight co-anchor Elizabeth Vargas announced Friday that she is expecting a baby this summer. ABC News president David Westin hailed the announcement as "such wonderful, life-affirming news ... during such a difficult time for all of us." This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. England advance in LA as Scots crumble 12 Feb 2006 England cruised into the quarter-finals of the USA Sevens in Los Angeles with wins over Kenya, the hosts and France on the first day of the competition. Just two months after announcing Peter Jennings' replacements, ABC's World News Tonight is facing the prospect of being anchorless. An information war is breaking out on multiple fronts, with journalists caught in the crossfire. ABC's "World News Tonight" launched a series last week on the wounded of the Iraq war -- a subject close to anchor Elizabeth Vargas's heart. In a Washington Times profile of Sen. Barack Obama Friday,... This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. England happy to come away with the win 11 Feb 2006 England ended a two-year run of away defeats by subduing spirited RBS 6 Nations Championship hosts Italy, and captain Martin Corry declared: ``It is a big deal for us.'' This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. Late try keeps NZ unbeaten in Sevens 12 Feb 2006 Two tries in the last 90 seconds saw New Zealand snatch a 17-17 draw with Australia and book a quarterfinal against Canada on day one of Los Angeles sevens rugby tournament today.
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