Samir Nasri apologises for foul-mouthed rant Paris: France midfielder Samir Nasri on Tuesday issued an apology for insulting a journalist after his team was knocked out of the Euro 2012 quarter-finals by Spain last Saturday.

"Too many untruths circulate at the moment. May the fans, and the children in particular, know that I regret sincerely that my words may have shocked," he said on his Twitter feed.

Nasri, who was a second-half substitute in France's 2-0 defeat by the world and European champions Spain, passed waiting reporters without saying a word after the match. Asked by one journalist for a quote, he answered: "You are looking for shit, you are looking for trouble." The reporter replied: "Get lost, then, if you have nothing to say."

Nasri turned back and said "f*** you", followed by a stream of further abuse, inviting the reporter to have a conversation with him man-to-man....more    
05:10 PM, Jun 27, 2012

De Niro apologises for 'white first lady' joke Los Angeles: Actor Robert De Niro on Wednesday apologized for joking at a Democratic fundraiser with Michelle Obama about the possibility of having a 'white first lady' at the White House after November's presidential elections. The Oscar-winning star of 'The Godfather: Part II' and 'Raging Bull' said he had intended no offense with the remark about the wives of Republican presidential contenders Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney. "My...  
02:49 PM, Mar 22, 2012

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11:46 PM, Dec 20, 2010

Kiwi TV top bosses apologise to Anand Satyanand Melbourne: Top bosses of New Zealand's state-owned TV channel, whose former host Paul Henry had made racial remarks against Indian-origin Governor General Anand Satyanand, have apologised to the leader in person. TVNZ's Chairman John Anderson and CEO Rick Ellis called on Satyanand at the Government House in Auckland and apologised over the Henry episode, the channel said today. Satyanand "very graciously" accepted the apology they offered to him, it said....  
01:10 PM, Oct 14, 2010

Scientists find why women apologise so much Toronto: If you think women say "I'm sorry" more than men do, you may be right, scientists say. Researchers at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, found that women tend to apologise more compared to the opposite sex but it doesn't mean that men are reluctant to admit wrongdoing. It's just that men have a higher threshold for what they think warrants reparation, the scientists said. When the researchers...  
06:07 PM, Sep 28, 2010

Rasmussen apologises for missing test Rasmussen had apologised for missing the test a day ago. ...  
07:29 PM, Jul 26, 2007

Moral police runs after Mandira again Mandira Bedi and her designer Puneet Nanda have again been issued notices by a court in the saree controversy. ...  
12:47 AM, May 10, 2007

Morality brigade out against Mandira The morality brigade is out on the street again to protest against Mandira Bedi's sari fiasco during the World Cup final. ...  
07:48 PM, Apr 29, 2007

After sari, Mandira's tattoo 'forgiven' Mandira was seen wearing a sari that had an image of the Tricolour below her waist. ...  
03:00 PM, Apr 29, 2007

CNN-IBN impact: Mandira says sorry Mandira Bedi reacted swiftly to the controversy over her wearing the Indian colours in a disrespectful manner. ...  
12:54 AM, Apr 29, 2007