UK & USA Today Editoweb 9 April 2009

Police suspend officer who shoved man at G20

The policeman caught on video shoving a man shortly before he died, during last week's G20 protests, has been suspended, Scotland Yard said Thursday.

Concern For Missing Mother And Children

Police have appealed for information on a mother and her two young children who disappeared from their home in Stockport.

Policeman Suspended Over G20 Protest Death

A policeman has been suspended after being caught on camera pushing a newspaper seller, who later died, to the ground during the G20 protests.

PC suspended over G20 protest death

A policeman caught on camera hitting newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson and shoving him to the ground during G20 protests has been suspended.

Returning troops getting tested for brain injuries

Every soldier who's gone to war in the past year paused before leaving to take a brain test — basic math, matching numbers and symbols and identifying patterns to measure response time and accuracy. Now that some of these troops have returned, they're taking a fresh round of tests, all part of a broad effort by the military to better treat head injuries.

Hijacked ship captain's family holds tense vigil

The family of hijacked ship captain Richard Phillips gathered in his Vermont farmhouse, anxiously watching news reports and taking telephone calls from the U.S. State Department to learn if he would be freed by Somali pirates off the Horn of Africa.

Nuclear watchdogs want to consolidate weapon labs

Watchdog groups want the U.S. to reduce its nuclear weapons complex to just three sites as a step toward the nuclear arms-free world that President Barack Obama envisioned in a speech days ago in Prague.

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