UK & USA Today Editoweb 18 January 2010

Rescue workers fight to free Haiti quake survivors
 
Rescue workers are continuing to sift through the rubble in Haiti as they battle desperately to free survivors.

Nominees Announced For 30th Brit Awards
 
The nominees for this year's Brit Awards have been announced, with Lily Allen, Lady Gaga and JLS leading the shortlist for prizes.

Victims Of Foreign Terror To Receive Pay Out

The Ministry of Justice has announced British victims of terror attacks overseas will be eligible for compensation.

Attack on boys 'was avoidable'

An attack on two young boys which left them seriously injured could have been avoided, it has been was reported.

Attack on boys 'was avoidable'

An attack on two young boys which left them seriously injured could have been avoided, it has been was reported.

Terror victims to get compensation

The Government's new compensation scheme for victims of overseas terror attacks will provide "much-needed relief and recognition" for those caught up in atrocities, Justice Secretary Jack Straw has said.

BA crew to hold fresh strike ballot

Thousands of British Airways cabin crew are due to hold a fresh ballot on strikes, raising a renewed threat of disruption to flights, it has been announced.

Colorado surgery tech details stealing painkiller

A surgery technician who infected three dozen people with hepatitis C and may have exposed thousands of others by switching used syringes with ones filled with a powerful painkiller says she got careless while at two Colorado hospitals and doesn't expect to be forgiven.

Recession takes toll on university president pay
 
AP The recession has reached the executive suites of the nation's public universities and colleges, putting a stop to a string of large annual pay increases for school presidents.

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