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	Friday, 15 January, 2010, 14:00 GMT 21:00 +07:00:Asia/Jakarta

TOP STORIES
	Haiti quake aid effort hampered Delays hamper the aid effort in Haiti as anger spreads among quake survivors spending another day without food and shelter.
	Jail sentence for nail bomb maker A man who admitted making nail bombs and home-made shotguns is jailed for 11 years at the Old Bailey.
	Dappy 'sorry' over text threats N-Dubz star Dappy apologises to a woman for sending threatening texts after she wrote to the BBC calling the band "losers".
	Man held after car theft killing A 22-year-old man is arrested after a woman is run over and killed by a car thief in Greater Manchester.
	JP Morgan reports $3.3bn profits Wall Street bank JP Morgan Chase reports profits of $3.3bn (£2bn) for the last three months of 2009.

WORLD
	Haiti quake aid effort hampered Delays hamper the aid effort in Haiti as anger spreads among quake survivors spending another day without food and shelter.
	Iraqi body bars 500 candidates Iraq's election commission has barred around 500 candidates from running in national elections in March.
	JP Morgan reports $3.3bn profits Wall Street bank JP Morgan Chase reports profits of $3.3bn (£2bn) for the last three months of 2009.

AMERICAS
	Haiti quake aid effort hampered Delays hamper the aid effort in Haiti as anger spreads among quake survivors spending another day without food and shelter.
	JP Morgan reports $3.3bn profits Wall Street bank JP Morgan Chase reports profits of $3.3bn (£2bn) for the last three months of 2009.
	'Raise antibiotic dose' for obese Doctors may have to start prescribing higher doses of antibiotics because of rising rates of obesity, say experts.

SOUTH ASIA
	US charges three for 'India plot' A leader of a Pakistani militant group, a retired soldier and a man from Chicago face US charges over the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
	Kashmir police station attacked Militants in Indian-administered Kashmir attack a police station, killing one police officer and a civilian, officials say.
	Bodies from 2005 quake discovered Chinese road workers in Pakistani-controlled Kashmir dig up a van with 17 bodies which disappeared in the 2005 quake.

ENGLAND
	Man held after car theft killing A 22-year-old man is arrested after a woman is run over and killed by a car thief in Greater Manchester.
	Jail sentence for nail bomb maker A man who admitted making nail bombs and home-made shotguns is jailed for 11 years at the Old Bailey.
	Goalkeeper's FA Cup medal stolen A 1948 FA Cup runners-up medal which belonged to Blackpool's Joe Robinson is stolen from his family's home.

BUSINESS
	JP Morgan reports $3.3bn profits Wall Street bank JP Morgan Chase reports profits of $3.3bn (£2bn) for the last three months of 2009.
	Blackberry and iPhone makers sued Camera maker Kodak will sue Apple and the maker of the Blackberry, over technology used in both of the handsets.
	Challenge to fuel poverty policy The government needs to revamp its strategy for helping people pay their fuel bills, a think tank claims.

ENTERTAINMENT
	Dappy 'sorry' over text threats N-Dubz star Dappy apologises to a woman for sending threatening texts after she wrote to the BBC calling the band "losers".
	Lady Gaga 'collapses' before gig Singer Lady Gaga apologises to fans after being forced to cancel a concert in Indiana due to ill health.
	Clooney to host US Haiti telethon George Clooney is to host a telethon in the US to raise money for the victims of the Haiti earthquake.

SCIENCE/NATURE
	Herschel restored to full health Europe's Herschel Space Telescope is fully operational again after engineers bring its damaged instrument back online.
	Anti-malaria plant genes mapped The global supply of a key anti-malaria drug is set to be boosted by a study of its genes, scientists say.
	Radical sea defence rethink urged "Radical thinking" needed to protect the UK's coastal communities from flooding in the future, a report warns.

TECHNOLOGY
	Porn viruses revived on mobiles Hi-tech criminals are turning to tricks and scams from the early days of cyber crime to steal cash from smartphones.
	Google hackers 'used IE weakness' Microsoft has admitted that a vulnerability in its Internet Explorer browser was exploited in the recent attacks on Google.
	Blackberry and iPhone makers sued Camera maker Kodak will sue Apple and the maker of the Blackberry, over technology used in both of the handsets.

HEALTH
	'Failings' at locum doctor's firm An inquest hears of 'financial pressures' at the firm which employed German locum Dr Daniel Ubani.
	'Raise antibiotic dose' for obese Doctors may have to start prescribing higher doses of antibiotics because of rising rates of obesity, say experts.
	Cancer cell flaws may hit studies Dozens of cancer studies may be thrown into doubt because researchers used the wrong type of cancer cells.

ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
	1973: Nixon orders ceasefire in Vietnam President Nixon orders a halt to American bombing in North Vietnam - following peace talks in Paris.
	1953: East German purge begins The East German authorities begin a purge of senior officials, accused of plotting against the state and spying for imperialistic powers.
	1987: Officer cleared in Groce shooting case A police officer who mistakenly shot and paralysed an innocent woman is cleared of all criminal charges.

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