Tuesday, February 2, 2016

UK PM Cameron: "real progress" on EU deal

The British Prime Minister David Cameron says a draft deal on the UK's renegotiated membership of the EU shows "real progress" but there is " work to do"...

European Council President Donald Tusk has published the document - which includes an "emergency brake" for EU states on in-work benefits for migrants.

Our UK correspondent Dan Whitehead reports...

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Bernie Sanders can go "all the way"

The brother of Democrat Presidential nominee hopeful Bernie Sanders says he believes he can go all the way to the White House...

The left-wing senator is locked in a near dead heat with rival Hilary Clinton following the Iowa caucus - with some precincts being decided by the toss of a coin. 

Clinton's team claim she won the caucus - while Sander's camp say the result has given his campaign a "kick start"

Mr Sanders brother Larry - who lives in the UK - explained what his brother's appeal is...

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Iowa behind them, US candidates head to New Hampshire

Hillary Clinton has been declared the official winner of the Iowa Caucuses, but only by the narrowest of margins over the socialist Senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders.


On the Republican side, Senator Ted Cruz upset the race by beating Donald Trump - both men are now heading to New Hampshire, where voters go to the polls a week from today,


Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports,


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France and Belgium agree to set up anti-terror cooperation

French and Belgium have agreed to intensify cooperation to fight against terrorism following a meeting of the two countries' Prime Ministers in Brussels.
 
The Paris attacks which killed 130 people in November 2015, claimed by the Islamic State terror group, were planned in the Belgian capital.
 
Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports. 

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Draft deal on Britain's relationship with the EU to be published

European Council president Donald Tusk is to publish a draft deal
rewriting Britain's relationship with the European Union on Tuesday -
ahead of an in or out referendum on the country's membership.
Talks have hit a sticking point over Eastern European countries'
objections to Britain's desire to cut the welfare entitlements of EU
migrants.
Elena Casas reports from Brussels.

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German government condemns 'shoot migrants' comment

The German government condemned a remark by a right wing politician that police should be allowed to use firearms to secure the country's borders.

The country is struggling to manage the largest influx of migrants in Europe.

Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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UK blames Russia for "prolonging" Syrian war

The British Foreign Secretary accused Russia of fanning the humanitarian crisis in Syria and prolonging the civil conflict in the country. Negotiations on peaceful resolution of the political and military stalemate between the warring sides of the Syrian conflicts are underway in Switzerland. The groups opposing the Syrian government demand Russia halts bombardments in order for the talks to succeed. Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.

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Cruz wins Iowa, Democrats in dead heat

Ted Cruz has won the Republican Iowa caucus, beating his rival Donald Trump into second.

The Democrats ended in a dead heat, with no clear winner between Hillary Clinton and her challenger Bernie Sanders.

Our reporter in Iowa, Nick Harper says that's not the start Hillary Clinton was hoping for.

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UK - EU REFORM DEAL TO BE PRESENTED

A so-called 'red card' system to veto unwanted EU laws has reportedly been agreed as part of the UK reform deal with the European Union.

EU Council president Donald Tusk is set to reveal a draft arrangement for Britain's relationship with Brussels.

It will be put to leaders at an EU summit on the 18th and 19th of February.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron would then be expected to hold an in-out EU referendum in June this year.

However, Donald Tusk has warned of some 'outstanding issues' which are thought to relate to Britain's attempts to curb welfare payments to migrants.

Theo Usherwood says the 'red card' is being presented as important by Downing Street.

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Obama administration to ask for more money to defend Europe

The Obama administration is set to ask the U.S. Congress for more funds to help central and eastern Europe deter Russia.

The request comes ahead of a special closed intelligence hearing on Europe and Russia before the U.S. Senate.

Our U.S. correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:

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Republican Senator Ted Cruz wins Iowa Caucuses

Republican Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has won the Iowa caucuses, with Donald Trump and Marco Rubio in a near tie for second place.

He thanked the many Christian conservatives of Iowa for his win.

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That phrase - morning is coming - refers back to the successful campaign of Ronald Reagan.

Ted Cruz appears to be adopting the political mantle of America's 40th president.

And he told his supporters the next step is winning the New Hampshire primaries next week.

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Iowa Caucuses: Virtual tie for Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders thanked the people of Iowa for delivering a virtual tie in the race against Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination.

As the counting continued, the two had very nearly the same amount of support.

Senator Bernie Sanders:

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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders says the people of Iowa and the people he's meeting all across the United States are sending a clear message:

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Iowa Caucuses: Virtual tie for Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders

Hillary Clinton did not declare victory as the counting continued at the Iowa Caucuses, in a virtual tie with Bernie Sanders.

The former first lady and former U.S. Secretary of State has been surprised by how much attention and support the Vermont Senator and self-declared democratic socialist has won.

Before heading to New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton promised to keep fighting

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With a town hall style debate announced for a few days time, Hillary Clinton said she welcomed the opportunity to put forth her best ideas.

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O'Malley, Huckabee end campaigns

Some campaigns did not wait until the final tallies from Iowa to announce that they were closing up shop.

Former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley on the Democrat side and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee have both closed their campaigns following the Iowa Caucuses.

Martin O'Malley however promised to keep fighting for the things important to his supporters

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Ted Cruz wins Iowa Caucuses

Ted Cruz has won the Iowa caucuses, the first contest that actually counts in the 2016 U.S. presidential nominating race.

Ahead of the event, Donald Trump was in the lead, 

The businessman summed up his second place finish.

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Donald Trump tried to put a positive spin on his second place finish and be a gracious loser.

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Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee is suspending his campaign.

The man who virtually tied with Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, is seen as a much stronger choice leaving Iowa.

He put the focus on the Democrats.

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Trump sticks to 'winning' message

Personally making his case at an Iowa Caucus, Donald Trump is telling voters about all the bad deals and how he'll just change them.

The business man was leading in the polls in Iowa ahead of the caucus vote.

In Clive, Iowa, he stuck to his message about how he is a winner and he's going to make America a winner.

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Candidates make final pitches in Iowa

Huge numbers of Iowans lined up to participate in the caucuses, the first event which actually counts in the nominating contest to be the next president of the United States.

Ben Carson was once leading in the polls, but faded after a series of poor performances at the debates.

His campaign has already announced, he's stopping at his home in Florida before heading to New Hampshire, which holds it's primary next week.

He made his final pitch to conservative Christian voters in Clive, Iowa.

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World health emergency for zika virus

The rapid emergence of zika virus infections has put the disease in the same category as Ebola, a public health emergency of international concern, says the world health organization.

Brazil says, there have been at least 4,000 cases of zika infection since October and that number is expected to rise.

The Director-General of the World Health Organization Dr. Margaret Chan says they are particularly worried about the nerve and brain complications.

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Syrian talks underway in Geneva

After delays, the United Nations Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura has decided that negotiations have now formally begun.

After nearly five years of hostilities, the United Nations says at least 250,000 have died and millions of Syrians have fled.

Envoy de Mistura wants concrete results and has planned additional meetings.

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U.S. Department of Justice to Review San Francisco Police

The United States Department of Justice has launched a review of the San Francisco Police Department. 
The review will examine how San Francisco police officers use force and whether there are racial disparities in the way they treat people. 
Rachel Silverman has more. 

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