UK & USA Today Editoweb 25 february 2010

Khyra Ishaq deliberately starved to death
Khyra Ishaq's mother and step-father have been convicted of manslaughter at Birmingham Crown Court.

Deal settles major painting court battle
A High Court battle over a painting experts say is "by the hand of Titian" reached a confidential settlement today.

Latest Sky News UK Weather Forecast
The weather's not looking up - with more unsettled, wet and eventually very windy weather heading our way.

Bank's Miles-need to be ready to move policy either way
The Bank of England should be ready to move either way on adding or taking away stimulus to the economy, Monetary Policy Committee member David Miles said on Thursday.

Civil servants to strike ahead of election - union
ore than a quarter of a million British civil servants will stage a 48-hour national strike in the run-up to this year's election in a dispute over redundancy pay, their trade union said on Thursday.

FTSE sheds 1.2 pct as commods slide
FTSE shares fell 1.2 percent Thursday, sliding back in the afternoon in tandem with New York stocks, with miners and oils the main drag as commodity prices fell back pressured by a firmer U.S. dollar.

Health summit: Heated talk, little agreement
With tempers flaring, President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans clashed in an extraordinary live-on-TV summit Thursday over the right prescription for the nation's broken health care system, talking of agreement but holding to long-entrenched positions that leave them far apart.

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