Man City 'best value for fans'
Manchester City has won the Premier League title, and is also top of the league when it comes to value for fans, according to ING.

Club 17-18,000BC: Cavemen had 'holidays by the Mediterranean' while Ice Age ravaged Europe
University of Huddersfield DNA analysis has shown how humans sheltered from the Ice Age in warmer climates in Southern France and East Asia, where they remained until worst of the cold snap finally lifted 20,000 years ago.

Refugees from the Ice Age: How was Europe repopulated?
Scientists have used DNA analysis to gain important new insights into how human beings repopulated Europe as the Ice Age relaxed its grip.

GAA player stable after attack
A County Fermanagh student remains in hospital five days after he was attacked in Huddersfield.

Ancient migrations tracked through DNA
HUDDERSFIELD, England, May 8 (UPI) -- DNA analysis has provided new insights into how human beings repopulated Europe as the Ice Age relaxed its grip and retreated, researchers say.

Scientist implicates insects in 'murder mysteries'
London, May 13 (IANS) Marks on a dead body could indicate violence and possible murder - but instead of a human killer, they might have been made by legions of insects.

New Appointments At Ascott To Drive Growth In India
The Ascott Limited (http://www.the-ascott.com/), a wholly-owned serviced residence business unit of CapitaLand, has appointed Mr Vincent Wee as Managing Director for India and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.(PRWEB) May 20, 2012 The Ascott Limited (Ascott), a wholly-owned serviced residence business unit of CapitaLand, has appointed Mr Vincent Wee as Managing Director for India ...

GAA player attacked in England remains in hospital
A GAA player from Co Fermanagh who was attacked and shot in Huddersfield, England, five days ago is still recovering in hospital.

£16 million boost for UK robotics
( Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council ) UK research to develop smart machines that think for themselves will receive a £16 million boost today thanks to a major partnership between the government and industry.

The Stones Speak: Stonehenge Had Lecture Hall Acoustics
The stone slabs of England's Stonehenge may have been more than just a spectacular sight to the ancient people who built the structure; they likely created an acoustic environment unlike anything they normally experienced, new research hints.