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Ronaldo denies blaming Queiroz

Cristiano Ronaldo says he feels like a "broken man" following Portugal's World Cup exit and has denied attributing the blame for the country's failure to coach Carlos Queiroz.…   read more»

Portugal need victory against tough North Koreans

When Portugal and North Korea meet in Cape Town in Monday's World Cup football Group G duel, the world's most publicity-hungry player will be pitted against the most private team of the tournament. …   read more»

Brand New School of Performing Arts to Open in Caldas da Rainha

Ever fancied a career on the stage? Or maybe you are a big fan of Fame or High School Musical? …   read more»

Ogier posts first win by edging out Loeb in Portugal

French driver Sebastien Ogier survived a final-day attack from compatriot Sebastien Loeb to post his first world championship win at the Rally of Portugal on Sunday.…   read more»

Solberg to push for Portugal victory

Petter Solberg insists he has no regrets about the crash that cost him a possible win on Rally New Zealand earlier this month and will once again go all-out to claim victory on Vodafone Rally de Portugal, which gets underway with a superspecial stage in Estadio Algarve this evening (Thursday).…   read more»