Today's Headlines --Wednesday

• UK: No immunity for Libyan minister (AP)
• Radiation slows recovery of dead near Japan plant (AP)
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week (AP)
• Negotiators work at compromise, tea party watches (AP)
• Rebels besiege Ivory Coast's main city of Abidjan (AP)
• Ohio bargaining limits prevail; unions vow fight (AP)
• Libya shrugs off foreign minister defection (AP)
• Microsoft throws weight behind EU's Google probe (AP)
• Judge Judy hospitalized for undisclosed ailment (AP)
• Feds down to last 3 witnesses in Bonds case (AP)
• U.S. support order, defection could buoy Libya rebels (Reuters)
• France urges world nuclear review after Japan crisis (Reuters)
• Geithner: inflexible currencies are biggest monetary problem (Reuters)
• Ex-Goldman trader launching $1 billion-plus fund: sources (Reuters)
• NY legislature passes $132 billion budget, no new taxes (Reuters)
• Assad forms panel to study lifting emergency law (Reuters)
• Ohio legislature passes bill curbing union rights (Reuters)
• Ouattara controls Ivory Coast's San Pedro port (Reuters)
• Blow for Kadhafi as foreign minister defects (AFP)
• Middle East: Live report (AFP)