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THE Tartan Army was left in despair last night after a crushing defeat in the opening game of Euro 24. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

MARVEL star Karen Gillan and Baby Reindeer's Richard Gadd proved to be lucky talismans for the Scotland side as they kept their Euro dream alive with a draw against Switzerland. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Byline: Genevieve Fox and Paul Murray I am sitting in a hotel bar on the River Liffey, clutching a copy of Skippy Dies in front of my face. I am [...]

A-DA! My wife comes out of the bedroom, shunting Tim along in front of her. What do you think? she says. I look the boy up and down. I've been [...]

Byline: Skippy Dies by Paul Murray 672PP, HAMISH HAMILTON, £18.99 T £16.99 (PLUS £1.25 P&P) 0844 871 1515 þþþþþ Ihave always thought of schools as machines: enormous, mystifying, dark, moving [...]

Byline: PAUL P. MURRAY St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Baker's opinion piece (Annexation explanation, Jan. 15) ignores reality for the residents of Tierra Verde. We should not be surprised that politicians [...]

Dec 05, 2004 (The West Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) The Western Australian (WA) Government has increased the no-fishing zone of Ningaloo Marine Park. The decision was made against advice [...]

Nov 28, 2004 (The West Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) Western Australian (WA) concert patrons are being refused permission to take bottled water into venues. Venue organisers claim some patrons [...]

Nov 07, 2004 (The West Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) A State election must be held in Western Australia (WA) by February 2005. The Australian Labor Party will base its [...]

Oct 31, 2004 (The West Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) The Western Australian (WA) Government is to fund construction of a reverse osmosis desalination plant. The fossil fuels needed to [...]

Oct 24, 2004 (The West Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) During the latest economic boom, Australians have gone even more into debt. The Reserve Bank of Australia has issued many [...]

Oct 17, 2004 (The West Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) Roof tilers in Western Australia (WA) earn $A16.31 an hour with no annual leave entitlements. For a first-year junior tiler [...]

Oct 03, 2004 (The West Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) Peter Costello could soon be prime minister of Australia. The Australian Government has made huge spending promises in an attempt [...]

Sep 26, 2004 (The West Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) When Australians vote on 9 October 2004, the Australian Greens could do well from a big protest vote. If the [...]

Sep 05, 2004 (The West Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) A popular tax policy may be the only way for the Australian Labor Party to win the 2004 federal election. [...]

The article discusses the role of Edmundite Father Maurice Ouellet and other Catholics during the Selma to Montgomery, Alabama voting rights march in 1965. It mentions the Ouellet's meeting with civil rights activist Bernard Lafayette and African American ministers to stop discriminatory voter registration practices and the participation of supporting delegations such as Catholic Interracial Council from both New York, and Chicago, Illinois and Mundelein College from Chicago.

The article offers information about the work of white Roman Catholic priest Father Nathaniel Machesky, who alienated white supporters of his missionary work when he emerged as a vigorous advocate for racial justice. It reports how Father Nathaniel's desire to improve the quality of life for African Americans went beyond traditional charitable works. It explores his contribution of formation of a new civil rights organization the Greenwood Movement.

The article presents views of Susan Butler, a graduate of Marymount Manhattan College in New York, regarding interruption in the television program "Judgment at Nuremberg" with news of the Bloody Sunday, police attack in Selma to Montgomery Rights March in Selma, Alabama in 1965.

The article presents views of Barbara Lum, Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester, New York, regarding working at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Selma, Alabama during the Bloody Sunday, police attack in the Selma to Montgomery voting rights marches in Alabama in 1965.

The article offers information on Antona Ebo, Franciscan Sister of Mary, who became a celebrity after her participation in the Selma to Montgomery voting Rights March in 1965 in Alabama and mentions that her photo appeared in newspaper "The New York Times."

The article presents views of Kathy Scannell, worker for the Delaware Development Department and daughter of Joseph Scannell, adjutant general of the Delaware National Guard, about moving to Alabama with a delegation from the Wilmington Catholic Interracial Council in Delaware.

The article focuses on the Selma-to-Montgomery march for voting rights in Alabama in 1965 that marked a turning point in the life of former seminarian and civil rights activist Paul Bokulich who was studying philosophy at Wayne State University in Michigan in 1965.

An essay is presented on how Pope Benedict XVI shown the necessary relationship of three fundamental dimensions of the life of faith, of critical theology, and of governance and authority. The author mentions that Pope Benedict has a deep and transparent faith whose reforms were associated to the devotional life of church. The author says that may the resignation of the pope inspire people and to give courage to become more fully, freely, and fluently Christians.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of traveling to Germany from Ireland to find a summer job during the 1990s.

BORIS JOHNSON was under pressure today to order "urgent" improvements to security checks on Tube staff after it emerged that bosses were not aware a driver was accused of terror offences. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A timeline is presented regarding the number of years that elapsed after an Olympic Game athlete such as Nadine Kleinert, Fabian Cancellara, and Yarelys Barrios has been revoked of an Olympic medal because of a doping incident.

Presents letters to the editor concerning the Roman Catholic Church and religion.