Jennifer Grey crowned Dancing With the Stars champ
Jennifer Grey defeats Kyle Massey and Bristol Palin to win the Dancing With the Stars mirrorball trophy. She and Derek Hough earned multiple perfect scores and led the season despite Palin’s voting support and Brandy’s surprise elimination amid Grey’s neck and knee injuries.
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William and Middleton Set Spring Westminster Abbey Wedding
Prince William and Kate Middleton will marry April 29 at Westminster Abbey in London. The couple chose the historic church for its beauty and royal ties with a spring ceremony on a public holiday. The palace expects the family to pay costs for the wedding, reception, and honeymoon, excluding security.
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Britain to cap non Europe work entrants and cut student visas
Britain will impose a hard annual limit on non EU workers and slash visas for overseas students to curb immigration. Home Secretary Theresa May told Parliament the non EU work cap from April 2011 will be about 22 000, roughly one fifth lower than 2009.
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Officials exempt from new airport screening in government travel
A group of top officials including Treasury Secretary Geithner and FBI Director Mueller to congressional leaders such as incoming House Speaker Boehner can skip TSA screening when flying with government security details. TSA does not name exempted individuals. exemptions cover those with armed law enforcement travel clearances. Several Obama cabinet members also travel primarily on government or military planes, avoiding airport security.
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Advances in AIDS fight spark hopeful outlook worldwide
The U N reports new HIV infections down about 20 percent in a decade with 33.3 million living with HIV. A daily pill Truvada lowers infection risk for healthy gay and bisexual men when used with condoms and prevention services. The Vatican endorsed condoms as a lesser evil to prevent transmission. Cost may limit uptake, with US prices from 5 000 to 14 000 dollars yearly.
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Salt cut plan gains Butterball Hostess support
New York health officials say six more major food makers including Butterball Twinkies and Wonder Bread joined a campaign to cut salt in packaged foods by 25 percent over five years. The effort aims to lower intake and prevent high blood pressure with subtle recipe changes.
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