UK & USA Today Editoweb 20 March 2010

Labour under fire over BA strike

British Airways' strike-hit chief executive Willie Walsh has personally apologised to passengers in a video message.

67 arrested at rival demonstrations

Sixty-seven people were arrested and several people injured after violent clashes broke out between right-wing and anti fascist extremists and police during a demonstration in a town centre.

Jade 'missed tests over baby fears'

Jade Goody missed several smear tests because she feared doctors would tell her she could not have more children, her doctor said.

Cuts Risk 'Lost Generation' Of Scots Workers

Scotland's First Minister says his administration will fight whichever party wins the next election to prevent cuts to public services creating a new "lost generation" of Scottish workers.

War of words over BA strike support

British Airways has clashed with union leaders over the effect of a strike which hit flights and caused disruption for passengers.

BA Claim: '50% Of Cabin Crew Are On Duty'

Sky News has obtained an internal operational note from British Airways which claims half of the airline's cabin crew expected to strike have turned up for duty.
 
Fargo officials: Don't celebrate flood victory yet

A city used to fighting floods was confident Saturday that it had done enough to hold back the swelling Red River — even as the water inched higher — but officials stressed that it was too early to celebrate.

Thousands rally on anniversary of invasion of Iraq

Thousands of protesters carried signs reading "Indict Bush Now" and flag-draped cardboard coffins on Saturday, urging President Barack Obama to withdraw troops from Iraq on the seventh anniversary of the U.S. invasion.

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