Neymar double helps Barcelona down PSG

2015-04-21

By Tim Hanlon Neymar scored twice as Barcelona reached the Champions League semi-finals for the seventh time in the last eight seasons by comfortably beating

Unpaid fines reach €203 million

2015-04-21

By Angelos Anastasiou Unpaid fines have become a real problem for both the police and the justice ministry, with a total of €203 million outstanding

Speeding teens arrested

2015-04-21

Two 18 year-olds were arrested early Tuesday morning and late Monday night for speeding, police said. Driving on the Limassol – Nicosia highway on their

Larnaca to take part in clean up

2015-04-21

Larnaca will participate in the cleanup campaign Let’s Do it Cyprus for the third year on April 26. Volunteers will aim to remove any waste

No more free parking in Larnaca

2015-04-21

Parking will no longer be free on Athinon Avenue in Larnaca, the town’s traffic services have announced. People could use lay-bys, public areas and the

Lukewarm welcome for potential Akinci win

2015-04-21

By Constantinos Psillides Greek Cypriot politicians are already trying to play down expectations that a change in the Turkish Cypriot leadership likely after Sunday’s election

Great balancing act

2015-04-21

By Maria Gregoriou Late Friday afternoon Eleftheria square in Nicosia will offer a spectacular sight to excite you into taking the rest of the weekend

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