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     <td colspan="2">{{mainpage-news|Ulysses Hears the Siren's Song|PASADENA - Ulysses, a joint NASA and European Space Agency mission, will officially cease operations Monday, June 29, when the command to switch off the transmitter is uplinked to the spacecraft. Ulysses, which operated for more than 18 years, had charted the unexplored regions of space above the poles of the sun.<br/>The Ulysses orbital path is carrying the spacecraft away from Earth. The ever-widening gap has progressively limited the amount of data transmitted. Ulysses project managers, with the concurrence of ESA and NASA, decided it was an appropriate time to end this epic scientific adventure.}}</td>
     <td colspan="2">{{mainpage-news|Bankers bonus bubble burst|BRUSSELS - EU leaders claimed last night to have put to an end the era of profligate bonuses for bankers. At the conclusion of an informal meeting of EU leaders in Brussels, Fredrik Reinfeldt, the prime minister of Sweden, who chaired the meeting, said: “The bonus bubble burst tonight.” The meeting had been called to co-ordinate the EU's position ahead of a summit of leaders of the G20 developed and developing countries that is to be held in Pittsburgh on 24-25 September. The G20 meeting is supposed to take further steps to agree on the governance of financial markets and prevent a repetition of the financial crash of last year.}}</td>
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Bankers bonus bubble burst

BRUSSELS - EU leaders claimed last night to have put to an end the era of profligate bonuses for bankers. At the conclusion of an informal meeting of EU leaders in Brussels, Fredrik Reinfeldt, the prime minister of Sweden, who chaired the meeting, said: “The bonus bubble burst tonight.” The meeting had been called to co-ordinate the EU's position ahead of a summit of leaders of the G20 developed and developing countries that is to be held in Pittsburgh on 24-25 September. The G20 meeting is supposed to take further steps to agree on the governance of financial markets and prevent a repetition of the financial crash of last year.       read more
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