Tory Eurosceptics accuse David Cameron of a retreat by after he agreed to the use of the European Court to enforce a new eurozone fiscal pact.

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PM facing backlash over euro pact

The “frozen tundra” of Lambeau Field, where the Giants face the Packers on Sunday, is anything but that, given a system to warm the field and the use of artificial lights to keep the grass healthy.

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Tenderizing the Packers’ Tundra With Some Light and Heat

Engineers have tested the use of an alternative to silicon that promises thinner, flexible computer chips that need less power.

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Silicon-free ‘superior’ microchip

Chancellor George Osborne announces a “fundamental reassessment” of the use of Private Finance Initiative contracts in a bid to cut costs and improve transparency.

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Osborne set to ‘reassess’ PFI

James Murdoch was told in 2008 that the use of hacking went further than his company disclosed, a parliamentary panel was told on Tuesday.

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News of the World Hacking Inquiry Resumes in Britain

“Between 30 and 40 protestors have reportedly been killed by Israeli security forces in the past three weeks. The Government of Israel has a duty to ensure that its security personnel avoid the use of excessive force. However difficult the circumstances, the use of live ammunition against allegedly unarmed protesters, resulting in large numbers of deaths and injuries, inevitably raises the…

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UN High Commisioner Chastises Israel and Syria Over Golan Border Clash

Bill Gates’s foundation is financing bands of educators to pose alternatives to union orthodoxies on issues like the seniority system and the use of student test scores to evaluate teachers.

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Behind Grass-Roots School Advocacy, Bill Gates

A five-year-old girl who was shot in the chest in a south London shop may have lost the use of her legs.

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Shot girl aged 5 ‘may never walk’

Mexico publishes a manual to help government workers reduce the use of sexist language, in a nation renowned for its machismo.

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Mexico confronts sexist language

Governments around the world are questioning the use of nuclear power.

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Global nuclear debate heats up

Brazilian police question a motorist accused of driving his car at high speed through a crowd of cyclists promoting the use of bikes in Porto Alegre.

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Brazil driver mows down cyclists

Seven members of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh’s ruling party quit in protest over the use of violence against anti-government protesters.

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Yemen MPs quit president’s party

Seven members of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh’s ruling party quit in protest over the use of violence against anti-government protesters.

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Yemen MPs quit president’s party

Campaigners in the assembly powers referendum clash over the use of taxpayers’ money and access to publicity materials.

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Money clash in referendum fight

Senate Democrats on Wednesday introduced legislation that would tighten rules on the use of the filibuster in the legislative chamber.

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‘Mr. Smith’ filibuster change introduced