Friday, January 16, 2015

UK MAN ARRESTED OVER PLAYSTATION HACK

A British man's been arrested over denial-of-service attacks on Sony Playstation and Xbox over Christmas.

The arrest comes amid a joint investigation by UK cybercrime officials and the FBI.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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John Kerry visits Paris

US Secretary of State John Kerry is in Paris meeting with the French President to express his condolences for the terror attack which took hold of the capital city last week.


His visit came as 12 new arrests in connection with the killing of 17 people were announced by police.


The US has been under fire for not sending a senior figure to Sunday's Unity march in Paris and Mr Kerry pledged to support France, saying the US shares the country's pain.




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Beagle2 robot found on Mars

A missing robot, that was meant to touch down on the planet Mars in 2003 has apparently been found on the planet's surface.


Scientists have long assumed that the Beagle2 had been destroyed in a high-velocity impact when it tried to land on the Red Planet, as no radio contact was ever made.


Our UK Correspondent Natalie Powell has more…


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Belgium terror investigation ongoing

Belgian Police are continuing their investigation into a terrorist cell which was planning to carry out attacks on Police targets.

It comes after a night of raids in Belgium which saw two suspects killed in the town of Verviers.

One raid in the city of Brussels found explosives and police uniforms - there were many arrests made across the country.

The group are thought to have been imminently ready to carry out attacks on targets in Belgium

So far no links have been made with the Paris attacks last week.

Belgium's federal prosecutor Eric Van Der Sypt says many of the suspects are thought to have fought in Syria.

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Belgium's federal prosecutor Eric Van Der Sypt says the raids do not mark the end of the police work on this suspected terrorist cell.

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Belgium's federal prosecutor Eric Van Der Sypt says he cannot confirm whether the group has links to other terror organizations across Europe.

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Australian nurse airlifted from Sierra Leone to the UK

An Australian nurse has been airlifted to Britain from treating Ebola patients in West Africa - although she has not been diagnosed with Ebola.

The move is a precautionary measure, triggered by a clinical incident at a treatment centre in Sierra Leone.

Elena Casas reports from London.


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BELGIAN POLICE ARREST 13 SUSPECTED JIHADIS

Belgian police say 13 suspected jihadis were arrested in raids which saw two further suspects killed.

The country is on high alert after raids in the eastern town of Verviers, and in the Brussels region.

In Verviers the two suspects were shot dead after opening fire on police with automatic weapons.

Sandra Gathmann reports from Brussels.

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US-UK cyber "war game" attacks planned

The UK and US say they are planning to carry out "war game" cyber attacks on each other as part of a joint mission to combat online crime…

The British government confirmed a staged attack on the financial sector will take place later this year.

Our UK correspondent Dan Whitehead reports…

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Police arrest 2 terror suspects in Berlin

Police in Berlin have arrested two men for allegedly planning a terrorist attack in Syria. 

European cities are on edge in the wake of the shootings in France that left claimed the lives of seventeen people.

Our correspondent Ira Spitzer reports from the German capital.

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12 wounded in clashes over Russian soldier in Armenia

At least twelve people have been wounded in clashes between protesters and police in Armenia.


The demonstrators are demanding the handover of a Russian soldier accused of killing six members of a local family.


Tom Barton reports.


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Two Australians in line to face Indonesian firing squad

A group campaigning to save two jailed Australians from the death
penalty in Indonesia says the federal government must try harder to stop
their looming executions.
Arthur Stevens reports from Melbourne

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FRENCH POLICE 'ARREST 12 OVER PARIS ATTACKS'

Police in France have reportedly arrested 12 people over suspected links to last week's attacks in Paris that killed 17.

They're said to be being questioned over whether they extended 'logistical support' such as guns or weapons to the gunmen.

French media reports raids were carried out in five towns in the Paris region.

US Secretary of State John Kerry is in Paris for talks with President Francois Hollande.

And, he says, to express US solidarity with France despite sending no high-ranking official to last weekend's unity rally.

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SWISS EXPORTERS WARN OVER CURRENCY HIKE

Swiss exporters are warning are warning they may lose $5bn as a result of the shock abandonment of the cap on the Swiss franc against the euro.

The Swiss National Bank announced it was removing the cap on Thursday, having had it in place since September 2011.

It led to a sharp rise in the value of the Swiss franc, and a sharp fall in Swiss shares.

It's now feared many Swiss companies will struggle to maintain export levels in the face of a higher currency.

Laith Khalaf from stockbroker Hargreaves Lansdown says the move was a shock for businesses, markets and consumers.

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Oklahoma executes convicted murderer

Oklahoma has executed a convicted rapist and murderer following a nine month delay.

It's the U.S. state's first execution since a controversial botched lethal injection in April.

Rebecca Bowring has the details.

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Google halts sales of Google Glass

Manus Island asylum seekers on hunger strike

About 30 asylum seekers have stitched their lips together and 500 are on
hunger strike as a protest at Papua-New Guinea's Manus Island Detention
Centre becomes increasingly volatile.
Refugee Action Coalition spokesman Ian Rintoul says one man required
emergency medical treatment after he swallowed razor blades.
Australia's immigration department, which on Thursday denied there was a
hunger strike at Manus, has confirmed some detainees were refusing food
and water and engaging in self-harm.
The new Australian immigration minister Peter Dutton says he has a
message for those involved.

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Cameron Holds Oval Office Talks with Obama

British Prime Minister David Cameron is in Washington today for talks with President Obama on global security. 

The two leaders are likely to focus on internet privacy and counter terrorism, as Lorna Shaddick reports from Washington. 

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Thursday, January 15, 2015

Two Die in Belgium Raid on Suspected Terrorists

Two suspected terrorists have been killed in a raid by Belgium police and a third has been injured and arrested.

Officials say they were targeting a suspected terrorist cell in the town of Vervier,  where they believed individuals were planning attacks.

The raid appears to be part of a series of actions by police across the country to target Islamists who have fought in Syria.

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2 Terror Suspects Killed in Belgium Raids

Police in Belgium have killed two men suspected of planning to launch terrorist attacks.

They died during one of 10 raids carried out against targets thought to have recently returned from fighting in Syria. 

Our correspondent in Brussels Sandra Gathmann

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Cameron 'To Push Obama on Cyber Security'

British Prime Minister David Cameron will push Barack Obama for action to ensure US-based social media companies like Twitter and Facebook co-operate with intelligence agencies in the battle against terrorism.

Mr. Cameron's in Washington for two days of talks with the American President and reportedly wants US tech firms to work more with law enforcement.

Lorna Shaddick reports from Washington. 


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White House spokesperson Josh Earnest said the technology companies will have to be part of the conversation about cyber security: 

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US on two tracks with Iran discussions

The White House is reiterating its all that all Americans in Iranian custody be released and reunited with their families.

Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian was refered to the Iranian Revolutionary Court for processing on unspecified charges as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with Iranian negotiators on their nuclear programme.

White House spokesman Josh Earnest indicated, these two important issues with Tehran move on separate tracks.

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