Last chance to avert BA strike 29012007 - 7:20:06 AM A last-ditch attempt to avert a strike by thousands of British Airways cabin crew will be made today.At the eleventh hour, just hours before the walkout is due to start, BA management and union

Police said a man led them on a wild, high-speed chase throughout Jefferson County. Cruisers from five different agencies picked up the pursuit, and two cruisers ended up damaged.William Reed, of Martins Ferry, was spotted weaving in and out of traffic

patriotic calls and some curses, which were smothered by chants initiated by Roy and bolstered by the group. "No more war," she yelled. "No more war," the rest yelled. Then they sang "Down by the Riverside," ; a chorus that nearby protesters mimicked.

take his wife who suffers from multiple sclerosis to live 'the life she deserves' in Queensland. Deal or No Deal host Andrew O'Keefe has no limit to the amount of cash he can dish out on The Rich List and tonight handed out two cheques worth $75,000 and

Up to 11,000 staff are staging a 48-hour walkout from tomorrow in a dispute that centres on sickness absence, pay and staffing Last ditch BA strike talks resume 6.51, Mon Jan 29 2007 Marathon talks between British Airways chiefs and union leaders are

Bridge celebrates 50th year By THEA NEALThe StateNICHOLAS RICHER The StateRobert Fekete, of Lansing, examines a model lighthouse Saturday, while his son Mitchell, 8, is more interested in spying on people below at the Michigan Historical Museum, 702 W.

sovereign right to proceed with oil exploration ... the Turkish Cypriot leader doesn't represent any state and has no say in the matter.' Officials Thursday said Cyprus would launch a five-month round of tenders for oil exploration and drilling licenses