North Ossetian president orders govt to quit

The president of North Ossetia, the Russian region where more than 350 people were killed after terrorists seized hostages in a school, has ordered his government to quit.

The president of North Ossetia, the Russian region where more than 350 people were killed after terrorists seized hostages in a school, has ordered his government to quit.

The resignation, which President Alexander Dzasokhov promised within two days, was the first sign of officials being punished for failing to prevent the attack, which has plunged Russia into grief.

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