Britney's dad back in charge
Feb 2 - The father of troubled pop singer Britney Spears wins temporary control of her assets while she remains hospitalised under psychiatric care.
The Los Angeles Superior Court ruling cedes control over the singer's liquid assets, including her home, to Jamie Spears, who petitioned the court for control in an emergency hearing on Friday.
The court also issued a "civil harassment restraining order" against Spears' self-styled manager and confidante, Sam Lutfi.
Stuart McDill reports.
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