World News Archive18-Jun-2006
This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. Maori unchanged for Churchill Cup Final 16 Jun 2006 New Zealand Maori rugby coach Donny Stevenson has named an unchanged starting line-up for Sunday's (NZT) Churchill Cup final against Scotland A in Edmonton, Canada. The world's media has now begun reporting on the outbreak of malaria in The Bahamas. It was just over one week ago that local health officials revealed that an Exuma man had contracted the potentially deadly disease, whose symptoms include fever, chills, aches and pains. UAE health officials are concerned that people keen on emulating the likes of World Cup stars Ronaldinho and Thierry Henry could be putting themselves at risk, reported Gulf News. Heat stroke and exhaustion are on the up now that the summer is here and playing football outdoors in the high temperatures could potentially lead to problems. TNA News: Impact Preview reveals PPV *Spoiler*? Submitted by Mr. Tito on Saturday, June 17, 2006 at 5:53 PM EST On the Spike TV webpage, the preview with Jeremy Borash mentioned that the "new world champion" will show up on Impact this Thursday. This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. Twin All Blacks teams as one says McCaw 16 Jun 2006 The splitting of the All Blacks has had a unifying, rather than confusing, impact on the preparation for tonight's rugby test against Ireland, says skipper Richie McCaw. Mark Chippendale, the former vice-president of European sales at Yahoo, is to join News International to head up advertising sales on The Sun and News of the World. Home Secretary John Reid has ordered paedophiles to be moved out of hostels close to schools. The News of the World said the move followed an investigation by the paper which found that 60 child abusers are in Government-approved centres near schools. At the end of another week, test your knowledge with our world news quiz. This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. Tonga looking at performance ahead of RWC qualifier 16 Jun 2006 Coach Adam Leach sees Tonga's clash with the Junior All Blacks in New Plymouth tomorrow as the potential title decider for the Pacific Five Nations tournament. Jersey Boys Tony Award-winning star John Lloyd Young will be featured on ABC's "World News Tonight," June 16. Charles Gibson hosts the program 6:30-7 PM (ET). Check your local listings.
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