Wednesday, January 7, 2015

UK PM Cameron condemns Paris magazine attacks

British Prime Minister David Cameron is joining voices with international leaders condemning the attack on the French magazine Charlie Hebdo.

12 were killed and another 11 injured when gunmen stormed the editorial offices in Paris.

After meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Prime Minister Cameron called the attack an outrage.

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New attempt to extradite film-maker Roman Polanski on child sex charges

United States prosecutors are making another attempt to extradite film-maker Roman Polanski on child sex-charges dating back almost 40 years.
Polish officials have agreed to question Polanski, after Los Angeles prosecutors sent a request for his extradition back to America.
John Clarke reports from Washington D.C.

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US Trade Deficit falls to 11-month low

America imported its smallest amount of crude oil for 20 years in
November, helping to push the US trade deficit to an 11-month low.

Falling oil prices also help to drive last month's figure down.

Nick Harper reports from New York.

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Bill Cosby defended by screen wife

The actress who played Bill Cosby's on screen wife has broken her silence for the first time since the comedian was accused of a string of historical sex allegations.


Phylicia Rashad who played Clair Huxtable in The Cosby Show claims they're part of a campaign to keep him off TV.


Our Los Angeles correspondent Verity Geere reports.


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United States vows to help find attackers of Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris

The United States has pledged to help France find those who attacked the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris, killing twelve people.

Secretary of State John Kerry said in Washington that there was a war between those who valued civilization, and those opposed to it.


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Paris gunmen claimed to represent Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula

The gunmen on-the-run after Wednesday's attack on the Paris office of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo claimed to be members of the Yemeni affiliate of Al Qaeda.


Witnesses to the attack say the gunmen told them to inform the media of their involvement with Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.


Former Scotland Yard counter-terrorism officer Charles Shewbridge says there's evidence the gunmen were well-trained for the attack.


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Shock in Europe over deadly Charlie Hebdo attack

Scene of chaos and carnage of Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris

A massive manhunt is underway in France for the gunmen who attacked the Paris headquarters of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, killing 12.


Three of the magazine's cartoonists are reportedly among the dead, and staff at the magazine say the attackers specifically targeted them by name.


Two police officers who were guarding the building were also killed.


Cellphone video shows two gunmen calmly walking back to a car and driving away from the scene after shooting a police officer in the head at close range.


Reporter Peter Allen in Paris describes the scene at the offices of Charlie Hebdo.


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Reporter Stephan de Vries works near the Charlie Hebdo offices.


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Lucy Provan is a reporter with television station France 24.


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MANHUNT AFTER 12 SHOT DEAD IN PARIS

Gunmen remain on the loose in Paris after having shot dead 12 people at a satirical magazine.

Three attackers are being hunted after the incident at the offices of Charlie Hebdo magazine, with the attackers reportedly shouting that they had "avenged the Prophet Muhammad".

Olly Barratt reports.

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Massive manhunt in Paris for Charlie Hebdo gunmen

A massive manhunt is underway in France for the gunmen who attacked the Paris headquarters of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, killing 12 people.


Three of the magazine's cartoonists are reportedly among the dead, and staff at the magazine say the attackers specifically targeted them by name.


Two police officers who were guarding the building were also killed.


Cellphone video shows two gunmen calmly walking back to a car and telling passers-by "We have just killed Charlie Hebdo", before driving away from the scene.


Correspondent Peter Allen is in Paris and says there's now enormous pressure on the authorities to catch the men who are presumed to be fundamentalists, critical of the magazine's decision to publish cartoons portraying the prophet Mohammed.


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French President Francois Hollande spoke to reporters at the scene of the attack.


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US condemns Paris attack and offers help

In the United States, President Barack Obama has strongly condemned the attack on the offices of a French satirical magazine.

In a statement, the US leader said that America's thoughts and prayers are with the victims of the attack and the people of France at what he calls a "difficult time".

Meanwhile, a group representing journalists is calling the massacre a "brazen assault on free expression".

Malcolm Brown has more on the US reaction.    

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French satirical magazine targeted in terrorist attack.

12 people have been killed in a shooting at the Paris offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

Two men armed with Kalashnikovs entered the building at around 11:30 local time and opened fire.

Charlie Hebdo journalists who were at the scene have said they must have known the magazine held a weekly editorial meeting at that time - and they were looking for the newspaper's journalists by name.

Charlie Hebdo is a satirical newspaper that frequently takes aim at targets ranging from Muslims to the far right - as Elena Casas explains.


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MANHUNT FOR PARIS GUNMEN

Gunmen remain on the loose in Paris after having shot dead 12 people at a satirical magazine.

At least two attackers opened fire at the offices of Charlie Hebdo magazine, reportedly shouting that they had "avenged the Prophet Muhammad".

Charlie Hebdo was fire-bombed in 2011 after publishing a caricature of the Prophet Mohammed.

French President Francois Hollande has condemned the 'exceptional barbarity' of the attack.

And UK Prime Minister David Cameron used similar words in the House of Commons.

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Death toll in Paris attack rises to 12 as hunt for gunmen begins

Police in Paris say at least 12 people have been killed by gunmen who attacked the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

The magazine's editorial meeting was reportedly underway at the time of the attack.

Reports say as many as three gunmen may have been responsible, and they escaped the scene.

French President Francois Hollande called the attack "exceptionally barbaric" amid reports that the gunmen asked for the magazine's cartoonists by name.

France's threat level has been raised to the highest possible.

Dominique Esway of Radio France says with the gunmen on the loose, the country is on edge.

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Dominique Esway of Radio France says the country was already on alert, but people are stunned by the extent of the attack.

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Dominique Esway of Radio France says there's little surprise that Charlie Hebdo may been targeted by Islamic extremists.

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At least 11 dead after attack on Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris

An attack by gunmen toting Kalashnikov rifles has left at least eleven people dead at the offices of the satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo.


The French President, Francois Hollande, has visited the scene and called the attack "exceptionally barbaric".


The gunmen reportedly escaped and are now being hunted by police.


Elaine Cobb is the Paris correspondent for America's CBS network.


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Elaine Cobb, Paris correspondent for America's CBS network says while the motives for the attack remains unclear, Charlie Hebdo has been targeted in the past after publishing cartoons deemed offensive by Islamic fundamentalists.


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At least two police officers are believed to be among the dead in Paris.


Elaine Cobb, Paris correspondent for America's CBS network says the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo were under police protection after a firebombing of the building in 2011.


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Oil price dips below $50 as UK government presses industry


Oil prices have dipped below $50 a barrel for the first time in six years.

The price of a barrel of Brent crude went as low as $49.92 in early trading on Wednesday before rising back above the fifty dollar level.

The British government is challenging the country's businesses to lower prices as a result of falling energy costs.

From London, Simon Marks reports.

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Lawmaker Danny Alexander is the Chief Secretary to Britain's Treasury.

He says airlines, petrol producers and shipping companies need to slash prices now.

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LRA DEFECTOR IN CUSTODY

Uganda's military says a senior commander in the rebel group the Lord's Resistance Army has been taken into custody.

Dominic Ongwen surrendered to US forces in the Central African Republic.

He's wanted by the International Criminal Court over claims of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

The LRA - led by Joseph Kony - has abducted thousands of children in northern Uganda and the US has deployed forces to hunt him and other fighters in the Central African Republic, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Leon Ssenyange reports from Kampala.

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David Cameron and Angela Merkel to hold talks in London

British prime minister David Cameron hosts Angela Merkel in London on Wednesday - with German concerns over the British government's plans to change EU treaties set to top the agenda. 

Cameron has promised to negotiate concessions from the EU ahead of a planned referendum on Britain's membership by 2017.

Elena Casas reports from London.


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Eurozone falls into deflation

Turkish Marxist group claims responsibility for Istanbul suicide bombing

A Marxist group has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing carried out in Turkey on Tuesday.

The attack on a police station in a busy tourist area of Istanbul killed one police officer as well as the female bomber.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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