Wednesday, June 29, 2016

CAMERON: UK will benefit from EU membership until Brexit

UK Prime Minister David Cameron has said Britain will continue to benefit from its membership to the European Union until it leaves.

Speaking in Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Cameron said European Leaders had reassured him that until a Brexit was carried out, the UK would still be considered a full member of the EU.

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Cameron warns of "choppy waters" ahead

Prime Minister David Cameron has warned his fellow MPs there are "choppy waters" ahead after Britain's voted for a Brexit, leaving the European Union, in a referendum last week. 

Mr Cameron also condemned an apparent upturn in racially motivated attacks which have followed the vote. 

In a rowdy session  of Prime Minsters Questions time, David Cameron reported on his talks with European leaders in Brussels saying it would be for his successor to negotiate the UK's future relationship with its European neighbors.

The British leader said now was a time to reassure businesses concerned by the uncertainty triggered by the Brexit vote, that the UK economy continued to be strong. 

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David Cameron condemns Istanbul attacks

UK Prime Minister David Cameron has condemned the Istanbul attacks, calling them barbaric.

Mr Cameron says he has spoken to the President of Turkey to offer his condolences following the attacks at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport which has left many dead and hundreds injured.

The Prime Minister told the House of Commons we stand united against these terror threats.

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Cameron tells Corbyn to resign as Labour leader

UK Prime Minister David Cameron has told the leader of the Labour party Jeremy Corbyn to resign.

During Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, Mr Cameron criticised Mr Corbyn's efforts during the EU referendum which led a number of his cabinet members to resign.

The Labour leader said quitting would betray the members that support him, but Mr Cameron said it was not in the interest of the UK for Mr Corbyn to continue in his post.

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Tory MP Stephen Crabb launches UK leadership campaign

The UK Conservative Cabinet Member Stephen Crabb has become the first to announce he is running as a candidate to become the next British Prime Minister.

In a speech in Central London, the Work and Pensions Secretary said uniting the country is his main priority, following the EU referendum result which he says has left the country 'divided'.

The bid for a new UK leader was launched when Prime Minister David Cameron announced he would resign following the Brexit vote.

Our UK correspondent Martha Holeyman reports.

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Cameron out of the room as EU leaders meet

European leaders are meeting in Brussels without British Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday, following the UK's decision to leave the EU...

Mr Cameron discussed the referendum outcome with his counterparts at a dinner in on Tuesday night, saying Britain "will not and should not" turn its back on Europe.

Our UK correspondent Dan Whitehead reports...

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Report warns of right-wing violence in Germany

Attacks by far-right extremists in Germany rose over forty percent last year, fueled by the arrival of more than a million asylum seekers, according to a new government report.

The report also pointed to a rising threat from radical Islamists.

Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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CORBYN FIGHTS ON DESPITE LOOMING LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE

UK opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is bracing for a leadership challenge.

It follows a motion of no confidence in him which was supported by three quarters of his own MPs.

Many Labour lawmakers are angry at his campaigning ahead of the EU referendum and believe the party couldn't win an election with him at the helm.

Jeremy Corbyn insists he will fight on because he says he has the support of the party membership.

Reporter Charlotte Wright is outside his house in North London.

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ISTANBUL ATTACKS 'PROBABLY ISLAMIC STATE'

Turkey says it believes the Islamic State was behind a gun and bomb attack on Ataturk airport in Istanbul which killed 36 people.

140 others were injured in the incident inside and outside the terminal.

Three attackers blew themselves up after being fired at by police.

A spate of recent bombings in Turkey have been blamed on the Islamic State or Kurdish separatists.

Borzou Daragahi is the Middle East correspondent for Buzzfeed - he says it bears the hallmarks of an I.S. attack.

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CBS reporter in Istanbul Holly Williams says the airport was heavily protected as a known terror target.

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Russia and United States blame each other for maritime incident

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Russia and the United States gave contradictory accounts of an incident involving the two countries' navies in the Mediterranean Sea on 17 June.  They blamed each other for what they said were unsafe manoeuvres.  Russia's Defence Ministry said a US destroyer had dangerously approached a Russian warship. However, a US Defence official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the Russian warship had carried out 'unsafe and unprofessional' operations near two US Navy ships.  Julia Lyubova reports from Moscow.


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Day 2 of EU Summit Begins Without PM Cameron

Day two of the first EU Summit since the UK Referendum is underway—and now EU leaders will be meeting without UK Prime Minister David Cameron.

It's a sign Brussels is ready to do business without the UK.

Our Europe Correspondent Kevin Ozebek has more from the summit. 


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Turkey blames Islamic State for airport attacks

The Turkish government is blaming Islamic State for a co-ordinated attack on Istanbul Airport that has left at least 36 people dead and 147 more wounded. 


At least three attackers opened fire at entrances to the airport before blowing themselves up as police moved in.


Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has condemned the attack and called for a joint global fight against terrorism.


Richard Kelmens was at the airport when the attack occurred.


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US condemns Turkey attacks

The Obama administration is pledging to stand by it's partner Turkey, condemning the attacks on the Attaturk International Airport.

The death toll has continued to rise, with reports of horrific numbers of injuries.

Our U.S. correspondent Priscilla Huff has the reaction from Washington

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31 dead, dozens more injured in attack on Turkish airport

The Turkish government is blaming Islamic State for a co-ordinated attack on Istanbul Airport that has left at least 31 people dead and 147 more wounded. 

At least three attackers opened fire at entrances to the airport before blowing themselves up as police moved in.


Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has condemned the attack and called for a joint global fight against terrorism.

Reporter Laura Wells is in Istanbul.

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Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Cameron insists EU meetings were positive

British Prime Minister David Cameron says his meetings with EU officials were positive.

He's currently guiding the beginning of the exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union until the Conservative Party picks a new prime minister.

In Brussels, David Cameron did not indicate that the formal process under article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty has been launched.

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Suicide attack on Turkish airport kills at least 28

Turkish officials are describing the explosions which killed at lesat 28 and injured another 60 at the Attaturk International Airport as a suicide attack.

It's one of the world's busiest airports.

The U.S. State Department had earlier issued a travel warning against trips to Turkey by Americans.

Hannah Lucinda Smith is a reporter for The Times newspaper in Istanbul.'

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Death toll rises in Turkish airport attack

At leat 28 are reported dead and more than 60 injured following a series of explosions at Turkey's Attaturk International Airport.

Intelligence experts believe that this attack is similar to the one in Brussels, Belgium, in the style of the Islamic State, but no group has claimed responsibility.

Ali Mustafa is a reporter for the Turkish state-run television network TRT World, and he's outside the  Bakirkoy State Hospital

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28 dead, many injured in Turkish airport attack

At leat 28 are reported dead and more than 60 injured following a series of explosions at Turkey's Attaturk International Airport.

It is not known who orchestrated the attack, but some U.S. officials are indicating, it looks more like the work of the Islamic State, than the PKK, a Kurdish group which has also carried out terror attacks in Turkey.

At the Aspen Ideas Festival, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry briefly commented on the violence.

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NOMINATIONS TO OPEN FOR UK CONSERVATIVE LEADER


Nominations for the leadership of Britain’s governing Conservative Party are due to open later ((WEDNESDAY)).

The winning candidate will take over as Prime Minister from David Cameron, and take over the process of negotiating a British exit from the EU.

UK correspondent Olly Barratt reports.

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White House says Republicans playing politics with Benghazi report

The Obama administration says House Republicans are doing nothing but playing politics after spending $7 million on the special Benghazi report.

The White House notes that this is the 8th report on the attacks on the US compound in Benghazi in September 2012 which left Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans dead.

White House spokesman Josh Earnest says, the bottom line is, it was a tragedy.

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