Kuber Sharma, 30 March 2004
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Ashley Knott, 19 March 2004
Alarm bells are ringing at Old Trafford as Manchester United struggle to maintain their former glory, says Ashley Knott.
Daniela Tuchel, 15 March 2004
Romania is unjustly criticised for discriminating against its gypsy population with the Western media and poor journalism to blame, one reporter argues.
Maria Miret, 13 March 2004
A Madrid-based correspondent describes the scenes surrounding the recent train bombings in Europe's worst terrorist atrocity since Lockerbie.
Zohaib Ahmed, 13 March 2004
The long-awaited series between Pakistan and India got off to a 'run fest' at the National Stadium in Karachi, with India ending victorious, scraping home by five runs.
Phillip Nwosu, 9 March 2004
A recent assassination attempt on a Nigerian politician is the latest in a series of high-profile hits in a country analysts say is headed towards a civil dictatorship.
Tom Phillips, 8 March 2004
Clashes between police and slum-dwellers turn Rio de Janerio's world-famous beach neighbourhood of Copacabana into a war zone.
Kuber Sharma, 4 March 2004
India and Pakistan are scheduled to play cricket again after a 14-year break, but visa problems are giving traveling fans pre-match jitters.
Jocelyn Fong, 3 March 2004
Nations hit hardest by 'bird flu' have pledged to develop vaccines to prevent a human-to-human epidemic, but as one reporter discovers, combating the virus is an uphill task.
Sebastian Hassett, 8 February 2004
Everton's gamble purchase of Kevin Kilbane, the midfielder who made the unlikely leap from Sunderland to Everton last year, is making hot gossip at home.
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