UK & USA Today Editoweb 17 December 2009

Heaviest snowfall of season arrives

The Government has issued safety warnings as the heaviest snowfall of the season crept in.

Police to study hypnosis techniques

Police officers will study hypnosis techniques to help them encourage suspects and witnesses to tell the truth.

British Airways wins ban on strike

One million air travellers have breathed a sigh of relief after a judge ruled that a planned 12-day Christmas strike by British Airways cabin crew could not go ahead.

Gately partner complains over story

Stephen Gately's former partner Andrew Cowles has formally lodged a complaint with the press standards watchdog over the Daily Mail's controversial article by Jan Moir.

Analysis: Obama won't break new ground at summit

A warning to delegates in Copenhagen: If you're looking for President Barack Obama to cave to pressure and deepen U.S. efforts to curb greenhouse gases, don't bet on it.

Pacifica apartments evacuated as cliff crumbles

A crumbling cliff is forcing residents of an apartment building atop a Northern California coastal bluff to flee over fears their homes could slide into the Pacific.

US dad arrives in Brazil, hopes to take son home

A New Jersey father who won a new round in a five-year-long international child custody fight said Thursday he hopes this time to return home with his son, who lives in Brazil with relatives of his deceased ex-wife.

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