Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Rory McIlroy pulls out of Rio Games over Zika virus fears

Golfer Rory McIlroy, who was due to play for Ireland in the upcoming Olympic Games in Brazil has become the latest sports star to opt-out of the event due to concerns about the Zika virus.   

McIlroy said after speaking to close family he had realized being potentially exposed to the virus was not a risk he was willing to take.   From London, Catherine Drew reports. 

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Kremlin to back Hyperloop high-speed transport project

Russian President Vladimir Putin promised support a Hyperloop project which could bring the futuristic high-speed transport system for people and goods to Russia. Media reports that an American startup company signed a deal with Moscow to explore project's potential and ways to link it with existing Moscow city's transport grid. Daria Bondarchuk reports from the Russian capital.

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FINAL DAY OF REFERENDUM CAMPAIGNING IN EU

The final day of campaigning is underway ahead of Britain's in-out EU referendum on Thursday.

Prime Minister David Cameron says the UK will be stronger if it votes to Remain a member of the European Union.

Vote Leave campaigner, former Mayor of London Boris Johnson, says Thursday can become Britain's 'Independence Day'.

UK correspondent Olly Barratt reports.

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Last day of campaigning ahead of Brexit vote

EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker "absolutely content" with Greece bailout deal

The president of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker raised eyebrows in Brussels after he said says he's absolutely content with the fragile bailout deal agreed between international lenders and Greece.

His comments came after the Greek government received over 8 billion dollars of bailout money earlier this week.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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Russian football supporters' leader expelled from France for second time

French authorities have expelled the controversial leader of Russia's football supporters' union for a second time - after he had previously been sent home last Saturday.
Alexander Shprygin (sh-pree-gin) has been accused of organising at least some of the fan violence that marred Russia's match with England in Marseille.
Our Europe correspondent Elena Casas reports.

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‘Clean’ Russian Athletes To Appeal Against Rio Olympics Ban

Russia's pole vaulting champion Yelena Isinbayeva has said she will lead what could become a wave of Russian athletes appealing against the ban on Russian participation in the Rio Olympics.

It comes after the International Olympic Committee announced that Russian athletes will be barred from the Games in August - unless they can individually prove they haven't been doping.

Lorna Shaddick reports from Moscow.

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Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Fiat Chrysler to phase out air bag inflators subject to recall

Fiat Crysler will halt the use of an air bag subject to a recall.

The Takata air bag inflator can explode with excessive force and vehicles with the device must be recalled by 2019.

Our North America Correspondent Harry Horton has more.

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California ends nuclear plants

California's last nuclear power plant will close by 2025 in a deal reached by the state's largest utility, labor and environmental groups.
Arguments about the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant and its proximity to earthquake faults helped fuel the anti-nuclear power movement in the United States. 
Rachel Silverman has that story. 

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U.S embassy in Amman condemns attack on Jordan security forces

Unknown attackers detonated a bomb near Syria's border with Jordan.
That's according to Jordan's army who have confirmed that the
explosion killed six Jordanian border guards on Tuesday.


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MURDERED MP'S HUSBAND: 'SHE WAS KILLED FOR HER BELIEFS'

The husband of murdered British MP Jo Cox says he thinks she was killed because of her political views.

Brendan Cox says the Labour MP would now want the public to stand up for her beliefs.

She had campaigned for greater support for refugees, and wanted Britain to stay in the European Union.

The 41 year-old mother of two was shot and stabbed in her constituency last week.

Her husband says the public response has been helpful for his children.

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Clinton slams Trump on economy

Hillary Clinton says a Trump presidency would be disastrous to the global economy, and bring the US back into a recession.

During a speech to constituents in Columbus, Ohio, Ms Clinton said Democrats, Republicans, and economic analysts all agree Donald Trump would bring about a fiscal crisis.

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Hillary Clinton also took Mr Trump to task for failing to release his tax returns.

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Ms Clinton also said Donald Trump hasn't been doing his part to boost the US economy. She said many of his company's products are made overseas.

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UN Syria panel wants world powers to pressure a return to Syria talks


United Nations war crimes investigators are appealing to world powers to pressure Syria's warring factions into resuming peace talks.


The UN panel on Syria said the Syrian government and militant groups have continued to conduct air strikes and attacks. 


Our UN correspondent Liling Tan reports.


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UN human rights agencys says Bahrain revoking citizenship violates international law

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of Shi'ite leader Ayatollah Isa Qassim is unjustified and violates
international law.

Qassim had participated in anti-government rallies as a leading cleric
in the gulf state.

UN Correspondent Laura Cantekin reports.

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Colombian government aims to finalize peace deal with Farc

Colombia's president Juan Manuel Santos has announced he's working to finalize a peace deal with leftist FARC rebels by July 20th. 

The previous deadline set by the Santos administration to complete the negotiations was missed on 23 March.

Andrea Arenas reports. 

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Boeing signs deal with Iran

Boeing has signed an historic sales deal with Iran air, according to the Associated Press.

The Chicago-based manufacturer confirmed the agreement on Tuesday.

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Yellen Predicts Volatility if Britain voted to Leave EU

US Federal Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen is predicting volatility in financial  markets, if Britain  votes to exit the European Union.

America's  central  bank has also issued a report saying that even though  economic vulnerabilities were described as moderate, "Brexit" could pose risks  to financial stability. 

Janet Yellen didn't endorse either side in the British debate,  but said the EU-UK relationship  was very important...

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ECB president says they're ready for the fall out of the UK referendum

The president of the European Central Bank says they are ready for the fall out of the UK referendum on its membership of the European Union.

Stock markets around the world have rallied after new opinion polls show the campaign to remain an EU member is taking a minor lead.

ECB president Mario Drahgi has expressed his institution's position that he feels the UK remaining a member of the EU is economically beneficial for Europe.

But he says the ECB is ready to deal with either referendum result.

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Iraq claims 2500 IS fighters killed in Fallujah

Iraq says 2500 Islamic State militants have been killed in the
operation to retake the Iraqi city of Fallujah.

However, the US admits only a third of IS-stronghold has been cleared.

US Correspondent Nick Harper reports.

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Violent Clashes Enters Day 2 in South Africa

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Tensions remain high in townships in the South African capital, Pretoria.


Vehicles have been burnt and shops looted with discontent going over the country's mayoral candidate selection, which has caused a split within the leading ANC party.


Our Correspondent Isabel Nakirya reports


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Violent clashes between protestors and the Police have continued into a second day.


Demonstrators have barricaded roads and are burning tires in the South African capital Pretoria.


Unrest started after an announcement was made to replace the mayoral candidate chosen by the ruling African National Congress- the ANC.


The decision to replace the candidate was not immediately made public.


But the ANC is worried about losing the Tshwane municipality seat to the opposition.


This has caused divisions within the governing ANC and the government has called for talks.


South Africa will be holding elections for mayors and local councillors Aug 3.