Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Corbyn pays tribute to Cameron in PMQs

The UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has paid his respects to Prime Minister David Cameron, who spoke at his last Prime Minister's Questions before stepping down as leader of the country.

British Politicians packed the House of Commons to take part in Mr Cameron's last debate before Theresa May takes his place.

Jeremy Corbyn thanked the Prime Minister for his service by listing some of his achievements.

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Cameron faces last PMQs amid laughter and tributes

Britain is to have a new prime minister Wednesday as David Cameron steps down after 6 years in the job.  Mr Cameron announced his intention to resign at the end of June when he lost the referendum on the Brexit vote.  

Theresa May, who has held the post of Home Secretary for six years,  will become the new prime minister later Wednesday. 

Taking his last Prime Minister's Question Time in the House of Commons, Mr Cameron joked as he listed is official duties for the day. 

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In a generally good natured PMQs, many tributes were paid to David Cameron's achievements in office.   Ulster Unionist MP Danny Kinahan offered some advice about what Mr Cameron might like to do next. 

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Russian swimmer Yulia Efimova free to compete in Rio after FINA drops drugs charges

NATO and Russian officials meet in Brussels as tensions rise

An agreed US missile shield in eastern Europe is set to top the agenda of a meeting of senior Russian and NATO officials in Brussels.

It's the first time the two sides are meeting following the summit of NATO leaders in Warsaw last week which say the announcement of moves likely to anger Moscow.

Our NATO correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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French court to rule on surveillance of Paris attack suspect Salah Abdeslam

A French court is set to rule on whether the sole surviving Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam is under illegal surveillance.  
Several cameras in his cell watch him 24 hours a day - which his lawyer says goes against his right to privacy.
Our Europe correspondent Elena Casas has more.

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Germany to outline new military strategy

Germany's defense ministry will present a new strategy paper on Wednesday and leaked reports suggest it will outline a greater role on the world stage.

Berlin has already stepped up its efforts to help resolve global conflicts in recent years.

Ira Spitzer reports from the German capital.

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MAY TO CALL EARLY ELECTION IN UK?

As Theresa May becomes UK Prime Minister there is mounting speculation she may call an early election.

Mrs May has ruled out going to the polls before 2020 when the next election is due.

But many analysts believe she may change her mind once she is in office.

Conservative Party historian Tim Bale from Queen Mary University of London says it may well happen soon, if not immediately.

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CAMERON LEAVES OFFICE AS UK PM

David Cameron steps aside as Prime Minister after losing Britain's EU referendum.

UK reporter Connor Gillies looks back at his time in office.
 
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WHO IS THERESA MAY?

Theresa May will become the UK's new Prime Minister later (Wednesday 13th)...

She'll be Britain's second female PM after Margaret Thatcher - also a Conservative Party leader.

But who is Theresa May?

Tom Swarbrick reports.
 
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Ukraine, European security in focus of Russia-NATO Council

NATO and Russia are set to discuss European security, Ukraine and Afghanistan in Brussels – a third meeting since the two froze cooperation following Crimea's annexation by Russia in 2014. Russia is concerned over NATO's advance towards its borders while the Alliance plans to urge Moscow abide by the Minks peace a  ccords aimed at ending violence in eastern Ukraine. Daria Bondarchuk reports from the Russian capital.

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Death Toll in Italian Train Collision Continues to Rise

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has ordered an investigation into Tuesday's train collision that has left at least 25 people dead.

As of now, it's still unknown what led to accident.

Our Europe Correspondent Kevin Ozebek has the latest from Brussels.

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MAY TO BECOME PM

Theresa May will become the UK's new Prime Minister later (Wednesday 13th)...

Her appointment comes after a dramatic few weeks in British politics, which has seen the UK vote to leave the European Union and out-going leader David Cameron resign.

Theresa May - who campaigned for the UK to stay within the EU - now has the task of negotiating Britain's exit from the Union as well as appointment her new Cabinet.

Reporter Charlotte Wright is at Buckingham Palace - where David Cameron will go later to see the Queen.
 
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SMITH TO ENTER LABOUR LEADERSHIP RACE

Britain's opposition Labour Party is locked in a leadership battle as the Conservatives see Theresa May anointed as the country's new Prime Minister.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has won the right to be on the ballot despite having the support of only a minority of his own MPs.

Angela Eagle has already launched her bid to take over from Mr Corbyn.

But now former shadow cabinet member Owen Smith is about to (( has entered )) the race as well.

Political reporter Theo Usherwood says it could help Jeremy Corbyn.
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Owen Smith to launch Labour Leadership Challenge

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Owen Smith, the UK's former shadow work and pensions secretary is expected to announce plans to stand in the Labour leadership contest.


The MP will be the second ex-shadow cabinet member to launch a challenge against Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn.


Our UK correspondent Natalie Powell reports.


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Theresa May to become new UK Prime Minister on Wednesday

Theresa May will become the UK's new Prime Minister today (Wednesday 13th)...

Her appointment comes after a dramatic few weeks in British politics, which has seen the UK vote to leave the European Union and out-going leader David Cameron resign.

Theresa May - who campaigned for the UK to stay within the EU - now has the task of negotiating Britain's exit from the Union as well as appointment her new Cabinet.

Our UK correspondent Dan Whitehead explains how today will unfold...

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Cameron steps aside as May takes helm


Wednesday marks the final day of British Prime Minister David Cameron in office, as he steps aside in the wake of the UK’s Brexit vote to leave the European Union. 

Incoming Prime Minister Theresa May, who has recently held the post of Home Secretary, must now chose a new government to support her as she faces the  daunting challenge if implementing Brexit.   From London, Catherine Drew reports.   


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Tuesday, July 12, 2016

Pres. Obama addresses race, unity at Dallas memorial

U.S. President Barack Obama addressed issues of politics, race and unity at an interfaith service for the five Dallas police officers shot last week.

He was joined by Dallas resident and former President George W. Bush.

Our correspondent Steve Mort reports from Texas.

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At the interfaith service in Dallas, U.S. President Barack Obama touched on the protests, as Steve Mort reports from Texas.

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THERESA MAY TO BECOME UK PM

Theresa May will become the UK’s second ever female Prime Minister later (Wednesday).

She replaces David Cameron who is stepping down after Britain voted to leave the European Union.

Theresa May won the race to become leader of the governing Conservative Party and therefore also takes over at Downing Street.

She’ll have to lead the process to take Britain out of the EU.

UK correspondent Olly Barratt reports from Number 10 Downing Street, the Prime Minister’s official residence.

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President Obama speaks at memorial for Dallas police officers

President Barack Obama has led tributes to five Dallas police officers killed during a sniper attack last week.

He told a memorial service that the United States must "reject despair" at a time of heightened racial tensions across the country.




President Obama said that although racism still existed in America, the country had made remarkable progress during his lifetime.

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President Obama said it was vital to heal the divide between police and some communities.

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Former President George W. Bush also spoke at the ceremony. He praises the courage of the slain police officers.

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Dallas Police Chief David Brown quoted Stevie Wonder's song 'As' during his tribute to the slain officers.

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UK Labour Leader Corbyn Qualifies For Ballot

Britain's opposition Labour Party is allowing its current leader Jeremy Corbyn to be  automatically included in the leadership contest. 

Corbyn has been challenged for the leadership by former shadow minister Angela Eagle.

Some argued  that he needed support from at least 51 Members of Parliament and Members of the European Parliament to qualify for the ballot.

Our UK Correspondent Olly Barratt says this is a pivotal moment for the opposition party.

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