Conversation topic for the morning: Archaeologists in Czech Republic think they may have discovered evidence the world’s first “gay caveman,” dating back to 2900-2500 BC. He was buried in the way previously only seen in women’s graves: his head…
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‘Gay’ Caveman Discovered
A rare 13th century casket, believed to contain the relics of three saints, has been transported to a castle in the Czech capital Prague.
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Tight security for Czech relics
The opposition Social Democrats win control of the Czech senate in mid-term elections, allowing them to slow government plans to cut spending.
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Czech opposition wins senate race
Four right-wing extremists in the Czech Republic are jailed for an arson attack on a Roma family which injured three people, including a toddler.
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Neo-Nazis jailed for Roma attack
Russia’s state nuclear company, Rosatom, is preparing a bid on its second new project in the European Union, an $8 billion job in the Czech Republic.
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Russia Seeks Nuclear Work in Europe
Craig Levein thinks his system was right despite Scotland’s 1-0 defeat by the Czech Republic in their Euro 2012 qualifier in Prague.
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Levein defends his losing system
Kirk Broadfoot and Matt Gilks drop out of the Scotland squad through injury, but Allan McGregor is expected to recover from a knock ahead of facing Czech Republic.
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Scotland lose Gilks and Broadfoot
Peter Hanson wins the Czech Open to boost his automatic qualification hopes for the Ryder Cup but leave Paul Casey relying on a wildcard pick.
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Hanson win hits Casey Ryder hopes
