Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Russia's President Vladimir Putin due for his annual marathon phone-in

Russian President Vladimir Putin is due to give his annual phone in with the nation.


The sessions have become something of a spectacle, with Mr Putin answering questions last year for nearly four hours.


Tom Barton reports.



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Google Denies EU Allegations

Google has denied European Union allegations that it is abusing its overwhelming dominance in Internet searches. 

The EU has also opened a probe in to Google’s Android mobile system.

Google has 10 weeks to respond to the EU’s latest allegations. 

Our Silicon Valley Correspondent Rachel Silverman has this report. 


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Foreigners flee South African cities as xenophobic attacks increase

INTRO:  At least five people have been killed and dozens injured in what aid organisations say are xenophobic attacks targeting foreign shop owners in South Africa. In the city of Durban in the Kwazulu-Natal province, at least 74 people have been arrested for attacking foreigners and looting their businesses. Almost 800 extra policemen have been deployed into the city. Many foreigners have fled to an already crowded refugee camp outside the city. Gary Alfonso reports ...

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Jury seated in Batman theater shooting case

A jury has been seated in the Batman theater shooting case in the US state of Colorado.

Twenty-seven year-old James Holmes is accused of walking into a midnight premiere of Batman The Dark Knight Rises in 2012 and opening fire, killing 12 people and injuring 70.

Mary MacCarthy reports:

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United Nations nuclear inspectors arrive in Tehran.

United Nations nuclear inspectors have arrived in Iran.

The International Atomic Energy Agency is in Tehran to investigate
allegations that Iran developed nuclear weapons - a charge the country
has refuted.

Mimi Chiahemen reports from New York

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American firm behind the Segway bought by Chinese company

You either love them or hate them.
It's the Segway, that strange upright scooter you see tourists or mall cops riding.
While it has only established a niche market in the West, the American company behind the Segway has been bought out by a Chinese firm, which believes it can take the concept a lot further.
John Clarke reports from Washington DC

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UN urges more EU help with migrants

The United Nations says European countries must do more to save the
lives of migrants fleeing across the Mediterranean.

It comes as 400 migrants are feared drowned after their boat capsized
off the coast of Libya.

Nick Harper reports from the UN headquarters in New York.

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Boston Marks Two Year Anniversary of Marathon Bombings

On this second anniversary of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing attack, remembrances are being held across the city. Last week a jury found marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev guilty of 30 federal charges, some carrying the death penalty. Patrice Howard reports.

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US To Exhume Remains of Pearl Harbour Dead

Officials in the US military have revealed plans to exhume the remains of nearly 400 Americans who died in the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour in Hawaii.

The effort will focus on using DNA testing to try and identify the sailors and marines from one of the ships attacked, the USS Oklahoma.

Our US correspondent Lorna Shaddick reports from Washington. 

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WINDSOR CASTLE WARDENS TO TAKE INDUSTRIAL ACTION

Staff at Windsor Castle - the home of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II - have voted in favour of industrial action.

Wardens at the castle won't go on strike but will stop carrying out some duties in protest over pay.

UK correspondent Olly Barratt reports.

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EU accuses Google of unfair practices

The European Union has accused the internet search giant Google of abusing its dominant position to favour its own products.

The US internet giant which handles around 90 per cent of European online searches will first face a charge of directing users unfairly towards its shopping results - but the case may be broadened out to encompass its entire operation.

Google has been under investigation for the past five years on this matter.   The company said it strongly disagreed with the allegations and looked forward to defending itself. 

The EU's competition commissioner is Margrethe Vestager.

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The EU's competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager said she would await Google's response.

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Police investigate possible vandalism of grave of Hillary Clinton's father

Police in Pennsylvania are investigating whether the gravestone of Hillary Clinton's father was overturned in an act of political vandalism.


The stone was tipped over on Tuesday morning.


Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.


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Draghi: ECB stimulus “proceeding smoothly”

The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged as ECB president Mario Draghi said its stimulus program was "proceeding smoothly". 

Since the ECB's bond-buying program went into effect in March, there have been early indications of Eurozone recovery.

Our Europe correspondent Ira Spitzer reports.

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Cuba says removal from U.S terror sponsor list is fair

The Cuban government has welcomed the White House decision to remove the island from the U.S list of terror sponsor states. 

Until Tuesday,Cuba remained one of four countries on the US list of nations accused of supporting global terrorism.

Andrea Arenas reports. 


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Clegg warns voters will have to chose who holds the balance of power

The leader of Britain's traditional third party, Nick Clegg has warned no party will win an outright victory in the UK's upcoming general election so voters will have to chose who will hold the balance of power. 

The leader of the Liberal Democrats which was the junior political party  in the recent coalition government promised a ''coalition of conscience'' with either of the two main parties, Labour or Conservative.   Opinion polls show a hung parliament is likely.   

Clegg warned people would have a choice between himself, Alex Salmond of the Scottish National Party and the right-wing UKIP party's Nigel Farage. 

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Nick Clegg defended his party for joining forces with the Conservatives in the coalition government, saying that despite losing support over the move, it was the right thing to do. 


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Nick Clegg defended his party for joining forces with the Conservatives in the coalition government and claimed credit for playing a role in the economic recovery. 

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Britain's Lib Dems launch manifesto with warning about who will hold the balance of power


Britain's traditional third party, the Liberal Democrats, have launched their general election manifesto with a pledge to spend additional money on England's education budget.

Leader Nick Clegg warned no party would win an outright victory so voters would have to chose between the Lib Dems, the Scottish National Party and the right wing UKIP party on who holds the balance of power.    Catherine Drew reports from London. 

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Cricket great Richie Benaud laid to rest in Sydney

Former Australian cricketer and internationally renowned commentator Richie Benaud has been farewelled in the quiet and private ceremony he desired.
Benaud's family had refused the offer of a State funeral provided by the Australian government.
Arthur Stevens reports

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EU charging google over breaches of competition law

The European Union is set to formally accuse google of abusing its dominant position to favor its own products.

The US internet giant which handles around 90 per cent of European online searches will first face a charge of directing users unfairly towards its shopping results - but the case may be broadened out to encompass its entire operation.

Jack Parrock reports.  

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IRAN DEFENCE IN MOSCOW AFTER MISSILE BAN LIFTED

Iran's Defence Minister has started a three-day visit to Moscow.  

The trip comes just days after Russia announced it has lifted a ban on S-300 missile system delivery to Iran.

Julia Lyubova has more from our Moscow bureau.

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Russian motorcycle ride to Berlin stirs controversy

Russian motorcyclists says they will ride to Berlin to commemorate the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany. 

However, the plan has raised some concerns in light of the current political climate in Europe.

Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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