FAMILY THAT GROWS TWO BY TWO

Karen Rodger, 41, and husband Colin, 44, from Langbank in Renfrewshire, were 'over the moon' to welcome Rowan and Isla into their family.

Twin-credible! Mother Karen Rodger, who defied the odds by becoming pregnant with her third set of twins, is pictured holding her newborns Rowan (left) and Isla (right)

Bundles of joy: Newborn twins Rowan Rodger (top) and Isla Rodger (bottom)

Twins together: Isla Rodger (left) and Rowan Rodger (right) with their brothers left to right Finn, Kyle, Lewis and Jude
If two’s company and three’s a crowd, what do you get when you have three sets of twins?
For baby sisters Rowan and Isla Rodger, who have just become the third set of....

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To celebrate her birthday on 3 Jun , Uganda's Queen of Hip-Hop KEKO released her second single, 'Naughty!' The Fahrenheitz produced pop single is a great party starter guaranteed to get you and all #Kekonians getting 'Naughty!' on the dance floor!

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MEET SINGAPORE-BASED TANZANIAN IT WHIZZ KID ALVIN

Alvin Walter P. Makundi, a 14-year-old Singapore-based Tanzanian computer whizz kid, will sooner or later make a name of himself in the fast growing IT world.

TWEET ILIYOTAKIWA KUMKUNA REGINALD MENGI AKABIDHI KITITA CHA SH. MILIONI MOJA

Mwenyekiti wa Makampuni ya IPP, Dkt. Reginald Mengi akimkabidhi kitita cha shilingi milioni moja mshindi wa kwanza wa shindano la, "Tweet Wazo Jipya Kuondoa Umaskini", Jilly Gaudence Kyomo katika hafla iliyofanyika jijini Dar es Salaam.
Kushoto ni Ofisa Mtendaji Mkuu wa Institute Of Management and Enterprenuership, Dkt. Donath Olomi.
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RAIS KIKWETE AHITIMISHA ZIARA YAKE NCHINI SINGAPORE KWA KUTEMBELEA MAENEO MBALIMBALI

Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete na ujumbe wake wakitembezwa kwenye makao makuu ya Mamlaka ya Ustawishaji Upya wa Miji Upya ya Singapore leo Juni 6, 2013 ambapo wanajionea mfano wa jiji hilo ukiwa umetengenezwa mahususi kwa kuhakikisha mji unapangwa na kusimamiwa kisayansi kwa mipango miji ya muda mfupi na muda mrefu.

Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete na ujumbe wake wakitembelea Taasisi ya Elimu ya ufundi (Institute of Technical education) iliyo sawa na VETA kwa Tanzania leo Juni 6, 2013.ambapo pamoja na mambo mengine walijionea jinsi wanafunzi wake wanavyofundishwa kuunda vipuli vya aina mbalimbali ikiwa ni pamoja na vya ndege.

Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete na ujumbe wake wakitembezwa kwenye makao makuu ya Mamlaka ya Ustawishaji mijini ya Singapore leo Juni 6, 2013.ambapo wanajionea mfano wa...

USAIN BOLT BEATEN BY JUSTIN GATLIN IN 100M.

The Jamaican wasn't too certain why he couldn't translate a good start into a good finish
Usain Bolt suffered a rare 100 metres defeat when he was beaten by drugs cheat Justin Gatlin in Rome.
The Olympic champion said he stumbled after making the ‘perfect start’ and could not catch Gatlin, who won bronze behind Bolt in the 100m in London.
It was Bolt’s first defeat in a Diamond League 100m event since he was beaten by Tyson Gay in Stockholm in 2010, but he vowed he has time to get things right before the World Championships in Moscow in August.

Pipped at the post: Usain Bolt suffers a rare defeat in the 100 metres as Justin Gatlin beats him in Rome
The Jamaican said: ‘The one-offs are never for me. It’s all about the World Championships. I’ve got two months to get it right.
‘You learn more from losing. You can’t win every race in your career, I’ve learned that.
‘For me Rio will be biggest Games of my life. That’s where I’m going to make history if possible (by becoming) the three times Olympic (100m and 200m) champion, which has never been done. I want to go out there for my legend status.
‘For me, it’s just going through the season and putting things together for the World Championships. The season is still very early. I am not surprised. I have time – I’m not worried.’ 

Gatlin won his third Diamond League event of the season
Gatlin, who has twice tested positive for drugs and served a four-year ban, won in 9.94 seconds, with Bolt a hundredth of a second behind.
The American, 31, had warned Bolt and Jamaica team-mate Yohan Blake to expect a ‘dogfight’ this season and lived up to his pre-race trash talk, while Bolt looked unusually tense after the drive phase, rocking in his lane and grimacing as he tried in vain to catch Gatlin.
Gatlin said: ‘It felt good. It’s an honour to be able to race against him and compete against him. He’s an inspiration for the sport. He’s inspired me to be a better runner and a better entertainer for the fans.
‘I just want to be able to give him some competition when he’s at top form. He’s a legend and I want to go out and just fight for the end. Much respect.’
Bolt ran only 10.09 secs in his opening race in the Cayman Islands earlier this season, but had insisted before the race that he was fully fit after recovering from a minor hamstring injury.
Afterwards, however, he admitted he ‘did not expect much from the race’ and added: 'At least I ran under 10 seconds this time. My legs did not feel the energy.
‘I guess I need to be stronger at the end of the race. I think it just needs some time to get it all back together.

The Queen Opens BBC New Broadcasting House (07Jun13 Video)

It was business as usual for the Queen today as she declared the BBC's revamped state-of-the-art Broadcasting House officially open.
The Queen - without the Duke of Edinburgh, who was undergoing an exploratory operation - had earlier toured the major new extension to the broadcaster's London headquarters and even listened to a live performance by the pop group The Script.
In a short address broadcast live by the BBC and around the globe via the World Service, she referred to a previous visit to Broadcasting House with her husband shortly before her coronation 60 years ago.
She said: "I was struck then, as I am now, by the sheer pace of change which has transformed your industry over the past 60 years, years during which broadcasting has enriched our lives in so many ways."
The building cost just over a billion pounds and took a decade to complete.