Kim Clijsters is injury doubt for Wimbledon

World number two Kim Clijsters is a doubt for Wimbledon after re-injuring her ankle at the Unicef Open. Clijsters, who recently missed two months with an ankle problem, stumbled in her 7-6 6-3 round two loss to Romina Oprandi but did not have…

Andy Murray says winning Queen’s boosts Wimbledon hopes

Andy Murray will head to Wimbledon confident he can win his first Grand Slam title after beating Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to win the Aegon Championships at Queen's Club. The British number one beat Frenchman Tsonga 3-6 7-6 (7-2) 6-4 to claim his second…

US Open: Holder Graeme McDowell pleased with venue

Defending champion Graeme McDowell was in upbeat mood after playing his first practice round of the week at US Open venue Congressional. McDowell played alongside fellow Irishman Shane Lowry and qualifier John Ellis and said he was "buzzing". "My…

Jo Jackson and Lizzie Simmonds seal Championship spots

Jo Jackson and Lizzie Simmonds sealed their places in Great Britain's world championship squad with wins at the National Championships in Sheffield. Both swimmers failed to qualify at the first trials in Manchester in March but were lucky second…

Fed chief Bernanke warns of US debt ceiling threat

The chairman of the US Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, has warned that the country's…

TCIG successful in recovering Joe Grant Cay land: first judgment in major civil recovery case

TCIG has been successful in obtaining the recovery of…

TCIG explains PPC Mishap

PPC’s disruptive action in disconnecting power supplies to Government buildings on Providenciales yesterday and earlier today was most regrettable. The Ministry of Finance has been in discussion with PPC since early 2011 in an effort to…

CSA talks PPC disconnection

  The CIVIL SERVICE ASSOCIATION today sent a release to RTC News on the Provo Power Company disconnection which reads: The recent disconnection of power by Provo Power Company (PPC) Ltd, to Government offices which took place from June 13, 2011 is…

House gutted in Provo kills 2 year old

The Royal Turks & Caicos Islands Police in Providenciales are investigating a fire of unknown origin which destroyed a wooden structure apartment in Five Cays Providenciales in the early morning hours of Tuesday 14th June 2011. A 2 year old…

Qantas cuts growth forecast as more flights hit by ash

Qantas airlines has cut its forecast for domestic growth as it faces various problems including the continuing disruption due to volcanic ash. Australia's national carrier said it expected domestic capacity to grow by just 5.5% this year compared…