UK & USA Today Editoweb 8 April 2009

Man quizzed over girl's 1983 murder

Detectives are continuing to querstion a 50-year-old man in connection with the murder of teenager Colette Aram 25 years ago.

G20 Death: Police Officer Comes Forward

The police officer thought to be shown in video footage striking a man who later died at the G20 protests has come forward to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

G20 footage officer comes forward

The police officer thought to be shown in video footage striking Ian Tomlinson, who died during the G20 protests, has come forward.

Police 'Blunder' Sparks Anti-Terror Raids

Britain's top anti-terror police officer has apologised after a 'blunder' which apparently led to raids in a major terror operation being brought forward.

G20 death police officer identified

The police officer seen in video footage striking Ian Tomlinson has identified himself to investigators, a spokesman for the Independent Police Complaints Commission has said.

Even military families feel sputtering economy

While her husband talked about his steady Air Force paycheck, Diana Carson recently strolled through a food pantry on this sprawling base, plucking a can of green beans, a few jars of baby food and a box of instant mashed potatoes from the shelves.

hospitals accused of patient dumping reach $1.6M settlement

A $1.6 million settlement has been reached with two Southern California hospitals accused of improperly discharging and dumping psychiatric patients on Skid Row in Los Angeles, the city attorney's office said Wednesday.

AP Newsbreak: Obama looks at climate engineering

The president's new science adviser said Wednesday that global warming is so dire, the Obama administration is discussing radical technologies to cool Earth's air. John Holdren told The Associated Press in his first interview since being confirmed last month that the idea of geoengineering the climate is being discussed.

Police: NY gunman fired 98 shots during rampage

The man who gunned down 13 people at an upstate New York immigration center fired 98 shots from two handguns in a little more than a minute, police said Wednesday.

US accountant granted bail in UBS tax case

A wealthy accountant who is the first U.S. citizen charged in a wide-ranging tax probe of Swiss banking giant UBS AG was granted release from jail Wednesday on $12 million bail.

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