D.C. police found Bobby L. Jackson early in the morning of June 25, slumped over dead and unarmed in a lawn chair after being shot in the back at least seven times. Many more shell casings were scattered nearby. More than two months after the shooting, police have no strong suspects. Nobody in the neighborhood, a tightly packed hamlet of small homes, called 911 until almost an hour after the shots were fired, law enforcement sources say, hampering efforts to make quick arrests or gather leads. Canvassing the neighborhood has yielded little useful information. Read full article > >

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Police seek leads in June killing

CIA Director Leon Panetta helped touch off an avalanche of erroneous expectations Thursday when he testified that there was a “strong likelihood” that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak would step down by the end of the day.

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Faulty comment on Egypt by Panetta leads to confusion

The cold weather leads to a huge rise in the number of burst pipes around Wales, with 5,000 calls in one day.

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Major rise in burst water pipes

The bad weather leads to another day of disruption across Northern Ireland, with snow falling again on Saturday evening.

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Severe weather causes disruption