UK & USA Today Editoweb 29 march 2009

Lady Ga Ga tops pop charts for second week

American singer Lady Ga Ga spent a second week at the top of the British pop charts with her dance hit "Poker Face," the Official UK Charts Company said on Sunday.

Three held over 'bomb plot'

Three suspected dissident republicans have been arrested after pipe bombs were found in a Dublin house.

Four charged after football clashes

Four men have been charged in connection with violent clashes between football fans in Belfast that left eleven police officers injured.

Football Fans Clash At World Cup Qualifier

Four men have been charged in connection with violent clashes between football fans in Belfast that left 11 police officers injured.

Dunfermline boss talks of 'scandal'

A building society chairman has complained bitterly of his institution being needlessly "sacrificed" by the Treasury.

Fargo hotel becomes church for flood-weary

A hotel in Fargo has become a church for many people whose own houses of worship have closed because of the threat of flooding from the swollen Red River.

Guns on Campus: Bills would allow guns at college

John Woods sometimes sits in a classroom at the University of Texas and wonders what would happen if somebody walked in and started shooting.

Huffington Post launches journalism venture

he Huffington Post said Sunday that it will bankroll a group of investigative journalists, directing them at first to look at stories about the nation's economy.

police: Man killed sisters at birthday party

Massachusetts police say a 23-year-old man stabbed two of his sisters to death and left a third with serious injuries before being fatally shot by police after getting into an argument during a birthday party.

Smokers face a hit as tobacco taxes spike

However they satisfy their nicotine cravings, tobacco users are facing a big hit as the single largest federal tobacco tax increase ever takes effect Wednesday.

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