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God did not create Universe: Hawking

LONDON- God no longer has any place in theories on the creation of the Universe due to a series of developments in physics, British scientist Stephen Hawking said in extracts published Thursday from a new book. In a hardening of the more accommodating position on religion that he took in his 1988 international best-seller "A Brief History of Time", Hawking said the Big Bang was merely the consequence of the law of gravity. "Because there is a law such as gravity, the Universe can and will create itself from...

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Saturday September 4, 2010

Abbas, Netanyahu vow to meet every two weeks for peace 2010-09-03

Hamas vows more deadly attacks on Israelis 2010-09-03

US should apologise for Yemenis' arrest: Yemen ambassador 2010-09-03

France's Cassel vies for US stardom as gangster 'Mesrine' 2010-09-03

Beirut's beautiful people splash out for Ramadan 2010-09-03

God did not create Universe: Hawking 2010-09-03

Saudis query Sri Lankan maid's torture claim 2010-09-02

Netanyahu calls Abbas 'my partner in peace' 2010-09-02

Mubarak says peace talks hinge on Israeli settlement freeze 2010-09-02

Ex-head of Cairo museum in Van Gogh theft warned on security 2010-09-02

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Fiesta time in Spain after World Cup glory Origin: Spain - 2010-07-12

Canadians gush over queen's nod to hockey - 2010-07-02

OTTAWA- Queen Elizabeth II celebrated Canada's 143rd birthday Thursday before a crowd of tens of thousands of people who cheered her on as she saluted the Canadian men's hockey team's recent Olympic...

Football: Vuvuzelas stir online debate at World Cup - 2010-06-13

CAPE TOWN, Martin Parry- You either love them or you hate them and the vuvuzela is stirring up some impassioned debate on Facebook, YouTube and other sites online. The one-metre long plastic...

Cricket: Aussie fightback leaves Waqar at a loss - 2010-05-15

GROS ISLET, Julian Guyer- Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said he still "couldn't believe it" after the defending champions lost a thrilling World Twenty20 semi-final to Australia in a game they'd all...

Thousands take to Swiss Alps in gruelling Glacier race - 2010-04-22

ZERMATT- Ski-borne mountaineers took to the Swiss Alps overnight Thursday in the legendary Glacier Patrol, a gruelling race of up to 53 kilometres (33 miles) across the snowbound peaks. "We're...

From Shanghai to Boston, sports hit by travel chaos - 2010-04-19

PARIS- Formula One to badminton, football to MotoGP - the travel chaos triggered by the cloud of volcanic ash which has grounded the bulk of Europe's airfleet has hit sporting events around the...

Motorcycling: Antonio Banderas presents new team - 2010-04-05

MADRID- Spanish actor Antonio Banderas on Monday officially unveiled his new Jack&Jones team that will compete in the new Moto2 championship, which will replace the 250cc category this year. "I...

Football: Real back on top as Atletico suffer more derby misery - 2010-03-28

MADRID, Phil Seery- Real Madrid came from behind to defeat neighbours Atletico 3-2 in an enthralling derby at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday and nudge Barcelona off the top of the La Liga table....

RugbyU: Contepomi leads Toulon to crucial win - 2010-03-26

PARIS- Argentina superstar Felipe Contepomi scored all of his team's points as Toulon edged Bourgoin 13-9 on Friday to snatch pole position in the French Top 14. With teammate and fly-half rival...

Paralympics: Vancouver hopes to become top accessibility city - 2010-03-17

VANCOUVER, Deborah Jones - Civic leaders hope the 2010 Paralympics will make Vancouver a world leader in disabled accessibility, but experts are divided on whether the games help regular disabled...

VENICE- Water sprayed by firefighters has damaged a painting by Renaissance master Titian at a Venice basilica, local authorities said Monday. "I saw water dripping from the painting for an hour" after the fire at an adjacent construction site was put out late on Sunday, the head of Venice's...

Science Moon is shrinking, say astronomers WASHINGTON- The Man in the Moon has become the latest victim of contraction in the housing market. Astronomers...	Medicine Child health at risk from non-prescription drugs: study LISBON- Many parents give their children too large or frequent doses of non-prescription medicines for fever, coughs...
Media Dutch Arab group fined over Holocaust cartoon THE HAGUE- A Dutch appeals court on Thursday fined an Arab organisation in the Netherlands 2,500 euros for causing...	Festivals You Only Live Once: Guca festival lures trumpet afficionados GUCA, Suzana Markovic- Hundreds of thousands of people have flocked to the small central Serbian town of Guca to join...