Bono refused honour by North Dakota

Bono has failed to win over lawmakers in US state North Dakota, after a resolution to honour the star for his work fighting poverty and disease in the Third World was voted down.

Bono has failed to win over lawmakers in US state North Dakota, after a resolution to honour the star for his work fighting poverty and disease in the Third World was voted down.

A bid to recognise the U2 frontman's battle to fight debt was put forward by Representative Scot Kelch, who believed it was a disgrace the state had not previously honoured the singer.

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