Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Indian Supreme Court extends stay on deportation of Rohingya refugees

The Indian Supreme Court has said that the Indian government cannot deport 40,000 Rohingya refugees settled in India for another month.

The Indian government wants to deport the refugees on the grounds that they pose a threat to national security. The move has been challenged in India's highest court by Rohingya refugees.

The next date of hearing in this case is the 7th of March.

Our India correspondent Neha Poonia reports.

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Indian government backs down on plans to issue orange passports to labourers

The Indian government has scrapped plans to issue Indian migrant labourers with orange coloured passports rather than the usual blue ones.

This comes after it faced a backlash, accused of discrimination.

Our India correspondent Rebecca Bundhun reports 

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MAY IN CHINA: I'M NOT A QUITTER

UK Prime Minister Theresa May says she has no plans to quit - despite growing speculation about her leadership.

Speaking en route to China she insisted she's tackling Brexit and domestic issues in an optimistic spirit.

It follows growing criticism from some sections of her Conservative Party and suggestions she could soon face a leadership challenge.

Mrs May hopes to boost ties and business with China on a three day trip to the country but has also promised to raise concerns over issues including Hong Kong, intellectual property piracy, and steel production.

Which former cabinet minister David Mellor says is a dangerous way to start the trip after her predecessors made a major push to improve relations.

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Trump offers unified vision for America

US President Donald Trump has offered an optimistic and unified vision
for America in his first State of the Union address.

In a wide-ranging speech to both houses of Congress the President
celebrated the creation of more than two million new jobs, a
strengthened stock market, and his recent tax cuts.

Nick Harper reports from Washington.

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Australian government papers found in a second hand shop

The Australian prime minister's department has launched an urgent investigation into secret and highly sensitive cabinet documents that were discovered in two old filing cabinets bought at a second-hand shop in Canberra.
Arthur Stevens has more

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Democrats offer "better deal" to Trump promises

US Democrats have responded to President Donald Trump's State of the
Union address saying their party offers a "better deal" for Americans.

Democrat Congressman Joe Kennedy - the great-nephew of President John
F Kennedy was chosen to give the traditional riposte.

He championed the working and middle class and said the Republican
party was not fairly representing them.

Congressman Kennedy said the improved economy was not helping everybody.

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Trump promotes "compromise" immigration plan

US President Donald Trump says his immigration reform policies offer
"a down-the-middle compromise", despite opposition from both
Republicans and Democrats.

In his first State of the Union speech the President said he would
give a path to citizenship for 1.8 million illegal immigrants.

But in return he wants funding for the border wall with Mexico,
potentially totaling $25 billion, and end to the visa lottery program
and chain migration.

However the President's plans have so far been largely opposed by both parties.

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Trump promises to keep Guantanamo open

In his first State of the Union address US President Donald Trump has
announced the signing of an order to keep Guantanamo Bay open.

During the Presidential campaign Trump had promised to keep the
controversial America prison in Cuba open, reversing Obama era plans
to close it.

The President said he had signed the order just before making his speech.

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The President also spoke out against North Korea, and introduced a
North Korean defector to Congress.

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Trump offers unified vision for America

US President Donald Trump has offered an optimistic and unified vision for America in his first State of the Union address.

In a wide-ranging speech to both houses of Congress the President celebrated the creation of more than two million new jobs, a strengthened stock market, and his recent tax cuts.

He also outlined future policy plans including difficult immigration reforms, $1.5 trillion dollars of infrastructure investment and plans to keep Guantanamo Bay open.

The President expressed optimism for the country.

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The President praised Americans, saying they made America strong.

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Despite a year of divided politics, President Trump said he wanted to work closely with members of both parties.

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Tuesday, January 30, 2018

UN: 60,000 North Korean children at risk of lethal malnutrition

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The United Nations warns that 60,000 children in North Korea could die
of starvation due to slowing aid deliveries brought on by
international sanctions on the country.

A fresh round of sanctions from major world powers has caused
operational challenges for agencies to deliver food, vaccines and
other life saving supplies.

Our UN correspondent Laura Cantekin reports.

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Emergency Leader Resigns after Hawaii Missile Alert

A Hawaii employee, who mistakenly sent an alert warning of a ballistic
missile, actually thought an attack was imminent.

The worker has now been fired and the head of the Emergency Management
Agency has also resigned.

US correspondent, Frances Read, reports.

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Amazon, JP Morgan, Berkshire Hathaway to tackle health care costs

Three of Americas biggest companies have announced that they are joining forces to forge a new company to provide health care coverage.

The CEOs - Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffet and Jamie Dimon agree that the rising cost of health care is unsustainable.

Our U.S. correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:

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US Expects to Impose New Sanctions on Russia

The US Treasury Secretary says he expects new sanctions to be imposed on wealthy Russians linked to the Kremlin.

It follows criticism by members of the US Congress about the Trump administration's resistance to their pressure on the issue. 

On Monday the administration published a detailed report listing oligarchs and senior members of the Russian government.

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US Government Probes Apple iPhone Updates

The US government is investigating Apple over updates that slow older iPhones. 

The company is also facing a criminal probe in France, an investigation from Italy's antitrust organization, and multiple class action lawsuits. 

Silicon Valley Reporter Rachel Silverman has more. 


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LONDON MOSQUE ATTACK SUSPECT DENIES DRIVING VAN

A man accused of ploughing a van into people outside a north London mosque last June, killing one person, has denied he was driving it at the time.

Darren Osborne did tell the court in London he'd been planning to kill opposition Labour leader
Jeremy Corbyn.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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Trump's State of the Union- scene setter

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U.S. President Donald Trump, is poised to deliver his first State of the Union address later, a week after the U.S. government was forced to shut down amid an acrimonious partisan row over immigration.

The State of the Union, which normally lays out the president's legislative agenda and vision for the year, comes amid mounting scrutiny of the Trump administration's relationship with Russia- and other controversies that have marked this presidency apart.

Nina-Maria Potts has more:

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U.S. President Donald Trump, is poised to deliver his first State of the Union address later, a week after the U.S. government was forced to shut down amid an acrimonious partisan row over immigration.

The State of the Union, which normally lays out the president's legislative agenda and vision for the year, comes amid mounting scrutiny of the Trump administration's relationship with Russia- and other controversies that have marked this presidency apart.

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Speaker Ryan suggests 'malfeasance' at FBI

Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives is now suggesting that some sort of wrong-doing happened at the FBI in the course of the ever-expanding investigations into how Russia meddled in American politics.

The Republicans on the House Intelligence panel have voted to release a memo which suggests abuse of government surveillance power; a move rejected by Democrats on the same committee, who say the memo cherry-picks evidence and is very selective in its analysis.

Adding that special counsel Robert Mueller is a separate investigation that must proceed, Speaker Paul Ryan says they are following the oversight process.

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iPhone X Production Drastically Cut Back

Reports are emerging that Apple's high priced iPhone X is falling well below the company's expectations.

The one thousand dollar handsets have also suffered from some technical delays.

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CIA Director: 'Russian will attempt to interfere in U.S. mid-term elections'

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The director of America's Central Intelligence Agency says he expects Russia will attempt to influence November's midterm elections.

However,Mike Pompeo, during an interview with the BBC, said US authorities will be able to push back "in a robust way" against Moscow.

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