The Department of Economic Development has issued the latest comprehensive review of the Manx Grand Prix.

Reports have confirmed that the fresh review is detailing about the event's costs, benefits and potential for future development. The review has been suggested to start with immediate effect and is due to be completed by April.

In a line television relay pertaining to the newly-modernized Russian Soyuz TMA-01M spacecraft, mission control reported that the craft had successfully docked with the International Space Station (ISS) on Saturday, October 9.

The two Aussies, Michael Diamond and Adam Vella would be back in the shooting range on Sunday. Both the men would be competing for gold at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi. Michael Diamond would be hot-favorite for the gold and if he wins would be bagging his second gold for the game.

The present batch of Euro-Anglophone federalist mercenaries who are skating for the Montreal Canadiens, don't represent their own community, at the very centre of Les Habs.

The World number one golfer Tiger Woods is going to use a new putter in this week's Open Championship at St Andrews. In recent past he has already done some experiments with his putter when he was playing on slow greens.

The 60th anniversary of the FIA Formula One World Championship is all set to be marked at Sussex's Goodwood House.

Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, the champions in 2008 and 2009, respectively, are going to be a part of the event this time as well.

The FIFA World Cup soccer tournament is going to begin on June 11 in South Africa, but along with that a question has been raised that why this game is so unpopular in the United States and popular in Europe.

Caught in the middle of the IPL bids argument, corporate giants like Adani and Videocon on Wednesday stated that they had not offered any sweat equity to any union minister or their relatives to secure a T20 cricket team.

It has been reported that the cricket hunk from Lancashire, James Anderson, did not move back when he had to slip out of his clothes for a good cause. The England cricketer, who was born in Burnley, completely showed his support for the campaign called the Give Up Clothes for Good for the Cancer Research UK by stripping down.

The Australian Grand Prix took the tag of a "perfect storm", called as one of the bets races, having a full on action wherever one looked, however, it did need that set of circumstances to play out so brilliantly.

It was gambling day where McLaren played the dice twice with markedly different results.