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ANXIOUS investors hoping to buy into the Bahrain dream claim they have become the victims of broken promises and received nothing but heartache a ...

The big-hearted Thirst Quenchers are back on the bottle beat bringing much-needed refreshments to the army of low-paid construction workers comba ...

Bahrain is determined to woo back a cruiseline company which has snubbed the kingdom after its passengers were involved in an embarrassing taxi f ...

Firms are enjoying a boom in sales of 3D televisions thanks to rising demand stoked by the World Cup action in South Africa ... and the dedicated ...

The International Children's Games, staged for the first time in the kingdom, brought together youngsters from around the world with the aim of b ...

CHINA'S biggest national news agency launched its global, English-language television news network as part of efforts to expand the communist gove ...

WOMEN are being inspired to pursue careers in science as a result of the popularity of some of the small screen's most successful drama series.

IT was a case of what might have been for England's Justin Rose, but what better way to quickly erase the memory of his final day nightmare at th ...

IT all happened so quickly, on Tuesday night my mate Ian Yarwood called to say "Quick! Get your passport, someone can't go!" and by Wednesday nig ...

There's nothing like a World Cup to ensure that one controversial incident becomes a centrepiece for discussion about changing the rules of the b ...