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PRESIDENT URGES STATES TO RAISE SCHOOL STANDARDS

Obama: America’s “primacy in the world” at stake in education reform   

FRENCH DOUBLE MURDER SUSPECT COMMITS SUICIDE IN PRISON

A Frenchman accused of a double murder was found dead in his prison cell on Saturday in an apparent suicide having hanged himself using his bed sheet, the justice ministry and prison union officials said.

LONDON FASHION WEEKSienna Miller and sister, Savannah Sisters show their Autumn/Winter 2012 collection at London Fashion Week.

GLENN JOHNSON CLOSE TO LIVERPOOL RETURN

Liverpool manager, Rafael Benitez is hopeful that Glen Johnson will be fit enough to return to action in the next week.

EUROPEAN BANKS NEED €240BN A YEAR IN FUND-RAISING

Europe’s biggest banks may need to raise €240bn (£211bn) annually for the next three years to fund existing and new businesses, Citigroup analysts have warned.

WHERE ROCKETS EXIT, SHELLS ENTER AND HOUSES ARE RUINED

NEWBORNS: TRAINING IN BIRTH BASICS MAY SAVE LIVES

CLIMATE CHANGE

Yvo de Boer’s resignation as chief of the United Nations’ climate change negotiations reminds us that countries must pursue parallel tracks to reduce emissions.

FEEDING THE HUNGRY IN HAITI: CANADIAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS PROVIDE SECURITY FOR WORLD FOOD PROGRAM

BECKHAM CAR ACCIDENT UNTRUE

LOVETT, NOT JUST TOUGH ON THE FIELDCasey Lovett, 16, of Central High School, donates her time and scholarship money to kids in need.

DEAR EDITOR:

I THINK IF WE ALL CAME TOGETHER AS A COMMUNITY, THINGS WOULD CHANGE.

SINCERELY,YOUR EDITOR, BOB FATCHET