Tuesday, July 12, 2016

Cameron's last cabinet meeting "quite emotional"

Decision Expected on Jeremy Corbyn Ballot Rules

The UK's Labour Party will find out today whether current leader Jeremy Corbyn will be automatically allowed to defend his position as leader in the party's leadership ballot.


It comes after a leadership contest was triggered by a challenge from the former shadow business secretary Angela Eagle.


Our UK correspondent Natalie Powell reports.


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Relative calm returns to Juba after deadly fighting

Relative calm has returned to South Sudan's capital Juba after president Salva Kiir and his rival, vice-president Riek Machar, both declared cease-fires on Monday evening.  

  It comes after days of fighting which has seen the deaths of hundreds of people.  

From Juba, Patrick Oyet reports. 

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International court rules against China in territorial dispute

The International Court of Arbitration in the Hague has ruled China has no rights to territories it claims in the South China Sea.
Beijing claims ownership of 90% of the sea's area - and says it will ignore the ruling.
Our Europe correspondent Elena Casas has more.

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Opposition parties call for a general election as May prepares for No 10

Opposition parties in the UK are calling for a snap general election as current prime minister David Cameron prepares to hand over the top job to Home Secretary Theresa May. 

Mrs May won the leadership of the Conservative Party and therefore the role of prime minister, after challenger Andrea Leadsom withdrew from the race Monday.   The party has seen a period of bitter in-fighting following the Brexit vote to leave the European Union. 

In 2007 when Labour's Gordon Brown took over as PM from Tony Blair, Theresa May said the country should have an election to ensure Mr Brown had a mandate, however she has said there will not be an election until the next one,  due in 2020.  

Tim Farron, leader of the opposition Liberal Democrats told LBC radio it would be better to let the country judge whether Mrs May should be the next Prime Minister. 


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However Defense Secretary Michael Fallon told LBC radio Mrs May has every right to be PM for the next four years following a rule change which allows for a general election every five years. 

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Spain and Portugal under fire from EU ministers over deficits

Spain and Portugal are being officially criticized by European Union finance ministers for not doing enough to bring down their budget deficits.

It could lead to a process of sanctions which might include fines for both countries.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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International court to rule on China's territorial claims

The International Court of Arbitration in the Hague is set to rule on China's territorial claims in the South China Sea.
Beijing claims ownership of 90% of the sea's area - and says it will ignore the ruling.
Our Europe correspondent Elena Casas has more.

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BURUNDI PEACE TALKS BEGIN IN TANZANIA

Politicians from the Central African country of Burundi are locked into a second round of peace talks, as they try to stop violence that has led to a quarter of a million people fleeing the country. Opposition parties are calling for the President to stand down, after a year in which more than 500 people have been killed. Dan Ashby reports.



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Russia and Tajikistan stage military drills

Russia mourns pilots shot in Syria as ceasefire nears breaking point

As Russia buries two Russian pilots shot by ISIS in Syria last week, the ceasefire in Syria appears near the breaking point. US Secretary of State John Kerry is set to visit Moscow this week to discuss the continuing violence jeopardizing the fragile truce. Daria Bondarchuk reports from the Russian capital.

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Cameron prepares to hand over to May

Russian attempts to break Steve Fossett's around the world balloon record

A 65-year-old Russian man has launched a hot air balloon in Western Australia, in his bid to fly around the world in less than two weeks.
Arthur Stevens has more

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IMF Warns of Long Recovery for Italy

The International  Monetary Fund is warning Italy that it faces decades of stagnant economic growth.

It's a harsh forecast for Europe's third largest economy. 

Our Europe Correspondent Kevin Ozebek has more from Brussels. 

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Monday, July 11, 2016

Presidents to honor fallen Dallas police officers

U.S. President Barack Obama will be joined by former U.S. President George W. Bush at an interfaith service to remember the five police officers shot in Dallas, Texas.

Our U.S. correspondent Priscilla Huff has a preview:

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US Praises SA Investigators Over Foiled Plot on US Embassy

The US has praised the work of South African investigators who appear to have foiled a plot to attack the US Embassy.

Twin brothers have been charged in Johannesburg with a terrorism  scheme which also included an unidentified Jewish building. 

Brandon-Lee Thulsie and Tony-Lee Thulsie who are 23 years  old  also attempted to fly to Syria to fight for the Islamic State organization.

The court appearance came after a ten month investigation by the country's Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation. 

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US State Department Spokesman John Kirby says they are working to improve security with their counterparts in South Africa.

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Venezuela-Colombia Border Closed after 35 Thousand Cross on Foot in 12 Hours

The border between Venezuela and Colombia is closed,  after it was open to pedestrians for 12 hours on Sunday. 

During that brief window, thousands of Venezuelans walked across the border to buy food and other necessities that are in short supply in their country. 

Our Latin American Correspondent Juan Carlos Rivas Lamas reports from the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. 


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Twin Brothers in South Africa Accused of Terrorism.

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A court in South Africa has accused twin brothers of planning to blow up the US mission and Jewish institutions in the country.


The suspects are believed to be working on behalf of terror group ISIL.


Isabel Nakirya reports



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Brandon-lee Thulsie and Tony-lee Thulsie are accused of conspiring to commit terrorism activities in Johannesburg.


The 23 year old twins face three counts related to terrorism.


The alleged crimes date back to October 2015 and July 2016.


They appeared in court briefly and were remanded in custody. They have not pleaded guilty.


The twin brothers were arrested with two others during a raid in townships near Johannesburg.


It is alleged they had planned to go to Syria to join ISIL, just before their arrest.


South African police say they have confiscated computers and mobile phones during the raids.


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Illinois Police Chief Asks for Calm

Police in Illinois report a white police officer shot an African-American man in the chest while responding to a call that a man had a handgun. 
The shooting comes after a wave of weekend protests over high profile police-involved shootings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota and the sniper killings in Dallas last week during a protest there about police violence. 

US Correspondent Rachel Silverman reports. 

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THERESA MAY BECOMES CONSERVATIVE LEADER

The UK will have a new Prime Minister on Wednesday, with Theresa May replacing David Cameron.

The current British Home Secretary becomes Conservative Party leader after her rival in the race, Andrea Leadsom, pulled out.

Mrs Leadsom says she didn't have the support within the party to form a strong government.

Mr Cameron will formally tender his resignation to the Queen on Wednesday and Theresa May will move into the famous Number 10 Downing Street address in London.

Taking over as Conservative leader, Theresa May paid tribute to her predecessor and Andrea Leadsom.

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South Sudan rocked by fifth day of fighting

Unrest continues in South Sudan's capital where rival government troops have been locked in a fifth day of violence.

A U.N base where some 30'000 people are seeking refuge has also been affected by gunfire and explosions where fighting between forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and opposition forces continues.

Some 300 people have so far been killed.

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