Tuesday, January 9, 2018
Trump holds bipartisan meeting over immigration stalemate
UK non-food retailers hit by pre-Christmas spending squeeze
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UK's Equality Watchdog requests information from the BBC over Carrie Gracie case
Britain's watchdog on equality issues has written to the BBC to request facts around the case of Carrie Gracie, the journalist who has quit her role as China Editor in a row over equal pay.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission says it needs further information to consider whether faction is required based on the broadcasters response. From London, Catherine Drew reports.
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RUSSIA WELCOMES KOREA TALKS
The Russian Government has welcomed talks between North and South Korea, saying it's the only way of easing tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
The negotiations are focusing on North Korean athletes participating in the upcoming Winter Olympics in South Korea.
Our Moscow correspondent Jessica King reports.
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EU could see new members by 2025
EU Leader Warns Brexit is Inevitable
MAY TO COMPLETE 'SHAMBOLIC' RESHUFFLE
Indian government to push ahead with Air India stake sale
U.S. State Dept: Inter-Korean talks a good start, too early to know how meaningful
U.S. Vice-Pres says North/South Korea talks result of Trump's pressure campaign
Monday, January 8, 2018
Sharp drop in refugees admitted to the US under President Trump.
Only 5,000 refugees have been granted entry into the US in the first
months of the fiscal year under President Trump.
This follows the current administration's cap on admitting only 45,000
refugees for the whole of 2018 - the lowest ceiling since 1980.
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White House: "Brilliant" Trump will not undergo psychiatric evaluation
US President Donald Trump will not undergo a psychiatric evaluation when doctors conduct a routine physical exam later this week.
A spokesman described the President as "sharp as a tack".
Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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Weather, climate disasters in US made 2017 worst year on record
Where it comes to damage from natural disasters in the US, 2017 was the most expensive year on record.
Hurricanes, also known as tropical cyclones, as well as wildfires were among catastrophes that caused a whopping $306 billion us dollars in damages, based on data from the US agency that tracks ocean and weather events.
Here's US correspondent Liling Tan with the breakdown.
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Investors Ask Apple to Address iPhone Addiction
Two large investors are asking Apple to address the issue of iPhone addiction amongst young people.
They say Apple should set an example about the obligations of technology companies to their youngest customers.
Technology Correspondent Rachel Silverman has details.
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Oprah Winfrey speech at Golden Globes boosts talk of 2020 Presidential bid
Speculation is mounting that Oprah Winfrey may consider running for the US Presidency in 2020.
A growing number of political analysts say her speech at last night's Golden Globes is the latest indication that she may challenge President Trump if he seeks a second term in the White House.
Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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COUPLE CONVICTED OF UK TERROR PLOT
Mueller may interview Trump
MAY RESHUFFLES CABINET
200,000 Salvadoreans may be forced to leave US
Former football coach admits child sexual offenses in UK
A British former football coach has pleaded guilty to several charges of sexual assault against children.
Barry Bennell admitted to the charges at the start of a trial in Liverpool. Our UK correspondent Paul Barber reports from London.
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