UK & USA Today Editoweb 20 august 2009

Man gored to death by bull

A man has died after being gored to death by a bull at a popular bullfighting festival in Colombia in Colombia.

Two charged over £40m jewels raid

Two men have been charged in connection with Britain's biggest jewellery heist.

Two charged after Britain's biggest jewel heist

Two men have been charged in connection with Britain's biggest jewellery heist at Graff jewellers in London.

Jubilant Crowd Greets Lockerbie Bomber

The Lockerbie bomber has arrived home in Tripoli to be greeted by thousands of people waving Libyan and Scottish flags.

Libya crowd cheers Lockerbie bomber

The freed Lockerbie bomber has arrived in Libya to a "hero's welcome" after being released from prison in Scotland on compassionate grounds.

Megrahi release was mistake: Obama

US President Barack Obama has described the release of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi as a "mistake" and called on the Libyan government to place him under house arrest.

On defense, Obama woos right, left on health care

With control of the health care debate slipping from his grasp, President Barack Obama pitched his ambitious plan to both conservative talk radio and his own liberal supporters Thursday — and denied a challenge from one backer that he was "bucklin' a little bit" under Republican criticism.

Kin of victims: Release of terrorist 'sickening'

Some stared at their televisions in disbelief. Others were too furious to process the news.

Ailing Kennedy seeks to change law on succession

For nearly half a century, Sen. Edward Kennedy has guarded his family's political legacy. Stricken with cancer and as Congress takes up his signature issue, he is tending to his own.

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