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Bay Area local scoreboard for Nov. 22 

BASKETBALL-M Friday Shasta Tournament First round Diablo Valley 71, Yuba 53 Diablo Valley (1-0) Daviess 7 5-6 23, Arvizu 2 1-2 5,...

Anthony Collins greets women in property 

Birmingham law firm Anthony Collins Solicitors hosted a Women in Property event which was well attended by professionals keen to hear a talk...

No fireworks as Ospreys lose to Saints 

Richard Thomas at the Liberty Stadium 17 19 Ospreys Northampton Try: J Cannon Con: S Myler Pens: S Myler (4) Tries: R Hibbard, J Spratt Cons:...

Welsh stars Davies and Hill spark victory 

Byline: Terry Phillips

Coventry Blaze ............................. 1 Cardiff Devils ............................... 2 WELSHMEN Ben...

Aberaman facing up to tough cup trip north 

ABERAMAN Athletic face a tough trip to North Wales in the last 16 of the Welsh Cup.

Manager Mattie Davies and his Aberaman team,...

Hunting new scrum-half 

SCOTT Johnson has admitted the Ospreys are in the market for a scrumhalf for the Heineken Cup due to the injury-crisis at the Liberty...

Man died drinking six pints of water 

A MAN collapsed and died in a pub after drinking at least six pints of water in three hours, an inquest heard yesterday.

Anthony...

How could a mother be so wicked? Picturedforthefirsttime, the woman who forced her healthy son into a wheelchair, fed him through a tube and convinced doctors he was one of the world's sickest children. Why? To make money and win attention from celebs 

Byline: by Barbara Davies

BY ANY standards, it was a tear-jerking scene: a devoted mother presenting her desperately sick little boy...

Dan's the man for Wales coach; SPORT SHORTS: RUGBY UNION 

NEWPORT Gwent Dragons flanker Dan Lydiate is the solitary uncapped player in Warren Gatland's Wales squad for their autumn Tests against New...

How could a mother be so wicked? Pictured for the first time, the woman who forced her healthy son into a wheelchair, fed him through a tube and convinced doctors he was Britain's sickest child. Why? To make money and win attention from celebrities 

Byline: by Barbara Davies

BY ANY standards, it was a tear-jerking scene: a devoted mother presenting her desperately sick little boy...