GulfWeekly is committed to enhancing cancer awareness within our community and reflected in the support given to the Bahrain ‘Think Pink’ campaign in association with World Breast Cancer Month.

WE all go through endless fights with our families over the silliest things, especially with our own siblings.

INVESTIGATIONS are continuing into the deaths of two female US navy sailors who were shot dead by a male colleague at the American naval base in Juffair on Monday morning.

The furore over cracked Apple iPhones made useless when users try to download applications from the company’s website is set to continue in the American courts.

A love for the Arabic language and a desire to learn more about Bahraini culture has drawn 23 British students from their homes in London and Durham to the kingdom this week.

IS it just me or do others feel bewildered by the trend to market mass-produced food items as handmade and “gourmet”?

The following tale is just one more “walk down memory lane”.  I’m pushing 59 and I can still remember everything about Awali School like it was just a couple of years ago. Sometimes I will smell something that brings me back to a better time and place … like bread baking, just as it always was at the house next door where Bill and Willeen Wood lived with their children, Shireen and Graham, writes Judy Cullen

CAMPAIGNING housewives are determined to help the kingdom turn green and stem the scourge of plastic bags littering the island.

Each year an estimated 500 billion to one trillion plastic bags are consumed worldwide, most end up as rubbish, and countries worldwide are starting to ban them.

Bahrain’s new water theme park has attracted a staggering 35,000 visitors in its first six weeks.

THE designers of an innovative engineering facility have this week released new images of the futuristic development which is set to make Bahrain the centre for the world’s motoring advances.