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Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Russian para athletes lose another court appeal against 2016 Rio ban

More Russian Paralympic athletes failed to win yet another appeal against the International Paralympic Committee's ban to perform at Games in Rio de Janeiro opening on Wednesday. Russia is launching alternative competitions for the blacklisted athletes outside Moscow this week. Daria Bondarchuk reports from the Russian capital.

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PARALYMPICS TO OPEN IN RIO

The 2016 Paralympic Games get underway in Rio later, with the opening ceremony in the iconic Maracana Stadium.

The build-up to the Games has been dogged by uncertainty over budgets, facilities, a lack of volunteers and slow ticket sales.

But UK Prime Minister Theresa May has sent a message of good luck to the Paralympics GB team.

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Corsica Court Rules to Keep Burkini Ban

Despite a national court ruling the burkini ban violates basic freedoms, a court on the French island of Corsica has ruled the ban can stay.

It's a major loss for France's Human Rights League—which has been challenging the burkini ban.

Our Europe Correspondent Kevin Ozebek has more from Brussels.

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UK TO BUILD A 'BIG WALL' AT CALAIS

The UK is to construct a large wall in the French port town of Calais to prevent migrants causing disruption while trying to get to Britain.

The wall will go on either side of the main road leading to the ferry port at Calais.

It's part of a package of measures agreed by Britain and France to deal with an ongoing migrant crisis in and around the town.

Earlier this week locals protested about the effects of the so-called 'Jungle' migrant camp at Calais which holds thousands of people.

UK reporter Theo Usherwood says the wall will be big.

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UK immigration minister Robert Goodwill says it will beef up security in the area.

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New iPhone Likely Not to Have Headphone Jack

Apple will be showing off its latest products at an event scheduled in San Francisco (Wednesday)

Analysts say Apple will answer a question at the event that it hasn’t had to address in years.

Silicon Valley Correspondent Rachel Silverman tells us the big question is what kind of headphones Apple will put in the box containing its latest iPhone.

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Man Admits Killing 11 Year Old Jacob Wetterling Over Two Decades Later

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Cosby trial date set for June 2017

US condemns possible use of chlorine gas in Syria

Civilian rescue workers are accusing the government of Bashar al Assad of dropping barrel bombs full of chlorine on a suburb of Aleppo.

The Assad regime has denied the use of chlorine gas in the past, although two United Nations investigations have confirmed poison gas has been used in the past.

U.S. State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner said the U.S. is investigating.

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The U.S. and Russia were unable to reach an agreement that would lead to a cease-fire for Syria, but U.S. State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner says Washington is still motivated despite the complicated situation.

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UN Security Council condemns North Korea missile launch

Trump talks foreign policy as new poll puts billionaire ahead of Clinton

Donald Trump discussed some of foreign policy ideas during a Town Hall event in Virginia, Tuesday.

He touched on the Iran nuclear deal, North Korea, and ISIS among other issues.

The billionaire's latest campaign-stop came as a new CNN/ORC poll gave him a narrow national lead over his democrat rival Hillary Clinton.

Speaking in Virginia beach, Trump said Iran had grow stronger under the Obama administration...

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On the fight against ISIS in Syria, Trump suggested Moscow and Washington join forces...

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US-Philippines Ties Frayed by President Duterte's Offensive Language

The President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte has expressed regret for using offensive language to describe his US counterpart.

Duterte referred to Barack Obama as a "son of a bitch", which led to the cancellation of an expected bilateral meeting between the two leaders.

President Duterte has pushed back against US human rights concerns following the killing of some 2,400 people since Duterte took office two months ago, as part of his anti-drugs strategy.

US State Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner says such comments don't help the relationship....

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Clinton talks tax returns and foundation during plane presser

Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton once again called on her Republican rival Donald Trump to release his tax returns.

Clinton and her running mate Tim Kaine released their tax returns last month. Speaking to press on her plane, Hillary Clinton said she wouldn't stop raising the issue until Mr Trump followed suit.

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ALTERNATIVE

Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton says that her daughter Chelsea Clinton's involvement in the Clinton Foundation charity will be decided after the US election.

Clinton has come under increasing pressure to clarify what will happen to the Clinton Foundation if she becomes president.

Donald Trump has accused Mrs. Clinton of giving favourable treatment foundation donors when she was Secretary of State.

Speaking to press on her plane, Hillary Clinton says the foundation has always been transparent.

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Another close encounter between Iranian and American ships in Gulf, officials confirm

The UN estimates goal of primary education will be pushed back to 2042

Moscow and Washington compete for influence in Uzbekistan

Russia and the United States are vying for influence in the Central Asian country of Uzbekistan, following the death of its longtime leader, Islam Karimov.

Russian president Vladimir Putin has flown to Uzbekistan to pay his respects to Karimov, who died without an obvious successor, but as our Washington correspondent John Clarke reports, the United States wants to maintain its ties with the strategically important country.

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