USWorldNEWS: January 2011

Monday, January 31, 2011

Ryanair profits hit by huge number of winter weather

Europian airline Ryanair reported a loss of 10.3m euros ($14m; £8.8m) in the final quarter of 2010 after strikes and bad weather forced it to cancel 3,000 flights this year.

Increses in university application but decrease in demand

Universities in UK face a record broken level of applications this year - but the rate of increase has slowed down, the latest admissions figures reveal.

Man dies in fire at Bilston Glen (Scotland)

A man has died in a fire at a protest camp in Midlothian.The blaze broke out at Bilston Glen, where environmentalists are camping in protest at the proposed construction of a bypass

India Goverment approves steel plant

Environment ministry of India has given conditional approval to South Korean company Posco's plan to build a steel plant in the eastern state of Orissa.

Indonesian star is jailed due to sex tape leak

Indonesian Court has sentenced one of south-east Asia's best known pop stars to three-and-a-half years in prison for making and distributing sex videos on the internet. He is the first celebrity to be charged under Indonesia's strict pornography law ..

Seventh day of protests in Egypt

Tens of thousands of people gather in central Cairo for a seventh day of protest.Police have been ordered back on to the streets of Cairo

Composer John Barry

Composer John Barry, famous for his work on "Born Free", "Midnight Cowboy" and the" James Bond "films.He win five Oscars and has died aged 77 of a heart attack

Japan record fourth Asian Cup title

A volleyed goal from Tadanari Lee in the second half of extra time earned Japan a 1-0 victory over Australia and a record fourth Asian Cup.

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Tracking down sex tourists in Cambodia

As part of an initiative to protect children from sexual predators, US agents operating in South East Asia have brought more than 80 alleged child sex tourists back to America to face justice.

German train crash near Magdeburg

At least 10 people have died in a train crash in eastern Germany.The train had a capacity of about 100 people. about 45 people were on board at the time of the crash.

US man killed two Pakistani

The US embassy in Pakistan demanded for "the immediate release" of an American person charged with killing two Pakistanis in the city of Lahore.

Protesters take over Cairo

Protesters have taken over the Egypt capital Cairo on the sixth day of demonstrations against the ruler President Hosni Mubarak.

Pakistan tunnel hit by blasts - Seven People Dead

Seven people are dead and 19 injured in bombings which was targeted on a key road tunnel in north-western Pakistan. Later tunnel was sealed by the security forces, to close the traffic.

The Directors Guild Awards Holly wood movie"The King's Speech "wins prize

Hollywood latest movie " The King's Speech" was hounoured with this year's Directors Guild Award.The award ceremony will be followed by the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday 27 February.

Australian Open: Djokovic too good for Murray

Tennis Star Novak Djokovic final with Andy Murray to win the Australian Open for the second time and achieving first Grand Slam title.

Saturday, January 29, 2011

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Julie Schenecker, the Mom Accused of Killing her Children, is Hospitalized

Julie Schenecker, the Mom Accused of Killing her Children, is Hospitalized. Julie Ecker's 50-SEASON OF THE YEAR in times past the wife of U. S. Army Colonel, he has granted the slaughter of his teenage son and daughter.