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Monday, June 13, 2016

Obama says Orlando shooting was "homegrown extremism"

US President Barack Obama says both extremist views and too-easy access to guns played a role in the deadly Orlando shooting.

Mr Obama said that, although alleged gunman Omar Mateen declared allegiance to the Islamic State, there is no clear evidence that he was directed by any foreign group or was part of a larger plot.

The President said the massacre, which has claimed 49 victims so far, was a devastating attack on all Americans.

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Mr. Obama said both extremism and a lack of gun control are to blame:

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Ex-wife of Florida shooter says he was unstable

The ex-wife of Omar Mateen, who is accused of killing nearly fifty people in a gay night club in Orlando, says he was mentally unstable.

Sitora Yusufiy, who was married to Mateen between 2009 and 2011, says he was physically abusive and displayed homophobic attitudes.

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Sitora Yusufiy says her family had to rescue her from Mateen.

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Two English fans jailed following 2016 Euro violence

New Yorkers pay tribute to Orlando victims

Memorials are taking place all over the world for the victims of the weekend's shooting at a gay dance club in Orlando, Florida.

According to his father, alleged gunman Omar Mateen was upset by the sight of "two men kissing," with homophobia likely one of the motives behind the shooting.

His attack in the club left at least 49 people dead and over 50 injured.

At the Stonewall Inn in New York, famous gay rights site, people are paying tribute to the victims.

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Trump increases call for ban on Syrian refugees

Donald Trump is increasing his call to ban Syrian refugees from entering the US following the deadly shooting attack in Orlando.

He says "radical Islam" is to blame for the shooting spree, and says President Obama should resign for refusing to acknowledge the problem in those terms.

US-born alleged gunman Omar Mateen had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.

Mr. Trump spoke with CNN:

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Trump and Clinton spar over gun control in light of Orlando massacre

Donald Trump says there is no reason for the US to ban assault rifles, despite the weekend's attack on an Orlando nightclub that left 49 people and the gunman dead.

His rival in the race for the US Presidency, Hillary Clinton, is vowing to push for an assault weapon ban.

Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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Officials confirm Orlando gunman pledged ISIS allegiance

Officials in Orlando have confirmed that Omar Mateen, suspected of killing 49 people and injuring scores more, had pledged allegiance to the Islamic state terror group.

Mateen reiterated his loyalty to ISIS during a call with emergency services the night of the attack.

The militant group has claimed responsibility for the largest mass shooting in US history.

Florida Governor Rick Scott says the ISIS group, and ISIS-inspired attacks, must be stopped.

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Microsoft buys Linkedin for $26.2 billion cash

Microsoft has announced it's buying the professional social network company LinkedIn.

The purchase is valued at 26.2 billion-dollars.

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HODGSON AND ROONEY APPEAL TO ENGLAND FANS

England manager Roy Hodgson and captain Wayne Rooney have appealed to the team's fans to avoid a repeat of trouble seen around their first game at euro 2016 against Russia.

Both England and Russia have been threatened with disqualification from the tournament by UEFA.

But Hodgson and Rooney have urged supporters to 'stay out of trouble' from now on.

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Shooter's father apologizes for Orlando attack

Family and friends of Omar Mateen, accused of killing nearly fifty people in Orlando over the weekend, say his actions come as a shock.

The 29 year old died in a shootout with police, as the attack came to an end.

Officials say he was inspired by the Islamic State group.

Mateen's father, Seddique Mir Mateen, is publicly apologizing for his son's actions.

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Mateen's former neighbor Tricia Ordono says she knew him as a "sweet" man.

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Mateen's father, Seddique Mir Mateen, has called his son's actions "terrorism."

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Canadian hostage killed by Philippines militant group

Russian MP Supports Russian Fans Involved in Marseille Clashes

Investigation continues into Orlando shooting spree

The investigation continues into the worst mass shooting in US history.

49 victims are confirmed dead with another 50 plus injured after a gunman opened fire in a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Our correspondent Priscilla Huff is on the scene in Orlando.

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Our correspondent Priscilla Huff has more on the investigation.

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Police: Orlando shooter made "imminent threat" to lives of hostages

Police in Orlando say the gunman Omar Marteen was threatening to kill more hostages in the Pulse nightclub when they intervened and brought the siege to an end.

They say in a series of telephone calls he talked of having "bombs and explosives" and the police concluded further loss of life was "imminent".

Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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POLICE REVEAL CONVERSATIONS WITH ORLANDO GUNMAN

Police in Orlando say they forced their way into the Pulse nightclub fearing Omar Mateen was about to kill many more people.

Mateen spoke with police in several phone calls and said he had a bomb.

The Islamic State sympathiser killed 49 people at the gay club in Florida in the worst mass shooting in recent US history.

He bought at least two guns in the days before the attack, despite having been interviewed twice in the past by the FBI over possible terrorism links.

US correspondent Simon Marks says two things are now clear about Omar Mateen's potential links to I.S.

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US correspondent Simon Marks says police felt they had to go into the club to avoid further bloodshed.

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Orlando gunman pledged allegiance to ISIS

Authorities in Orlando are confirming the gunman that killed dozens of people at a popular gay nightclub early Sunday had pledged allegiance to ISIS.

Orlando Police Chief John Mina told reporters Monday that Omar Mateen spoke with 9-1-1 operators and pledged his allegiance to the terror group.

Mateen was later killed in a shootout with SWAT officers at the Pulse nightclub

Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer says almost all of the 50 people killed over the weekend have been identified, but the process of notifying next of kin continues.

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Orlando Police Chief John Mina says Omar Mateen spoke with 9-1-1 operators while inside the Pulse nightclub, and gave some insight into his mindset.

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FBI special agent Paul Wysopal said Matteen was not been listed in that death toll

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FRANCE: 150 RUSSIANS 'BEHIND' MUCH OF MARSEILLE TROUBLE

French prosecutors say around 150 Russian hooligans were to blame for much of the violence seen in Marseille as Euro 2016 got underway.

Two Russians have been arrested, while six Britons, three French and an Austrian have also been detained over trouble at the tournament.

Organisers UEFA have threatened England and Russia with disqualification if there is further violence.

But UEFA and French police have also been criticised for the handling of a potential flashpoint that had been widely anticipated.

UK correspondent Olly Barratt says the suggestion of involvement of organised gangs of Russian hooligans is being welcomed by many England supporters in France.

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UK correspondent Olly Barratt says a repeat of the trouble is feared.

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Philippines militant group beheads Canadian hostage

The Philippine militant group Abu Sayyaf says it has beheaded the Canadian hostage Robert Hall, who they have held captive since September...

The announcement came after a deadline passed for a 13-million dollar ransom for Hall and two other hostages - a Norwegian and Filipino.

They were abducted from a resort in the Philippines last September along with Canadian John Ridsdel, who was killed earlier this year.

CNA correspondent Aya Lowe is the capital Manila...

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30 Arrested in Kampala over Alleged Coup Plot.

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Police in Uganda have arrested 30 people, including senior army officers, over their alleged links to rebel activities.

Dozens of others are being hunted down in an ongoing investigation over the alleged plot.

Isabel Nakirya reports.

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The arrests in the capital Kampala follows intelligence that groups of people were planning attacks at police stations.

Ugandan police say the group is an organized criminal gang that includes both civilians and soldiers.

Uganda's air force commander is the most senior army officer among soldiers in detention.

Police say the arrested men are helping with investigations for their alleged role in subversive activities.

And dozens more are being hunted down following an attack at a police station in Northern Uganda on Sunday night .

Police have recovered assault riffles and a machine gun.

One government soldier was killed and 4 injured in that attack.

Three of the attackers surrendered while the rest escaped.

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EU Council president says UK renegotiations could take 7 years if the British vote to leave

It could take up to 7 years for the UK to renegotiate its relationship with the European Union if it leaves the bloc, according to one the most senior figures in Brussels.

European Council president Donald Tusk says there would also be no guarantee of success that agreements could be made.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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