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Venezuela's Supreme Court is calling for opposition leader Juan Guaido to be stripped of his parliamentary immunity.
That's fuelling fears that he could soon face arrest at the direction of President Nicolas Maduro.
Juan Carlos Lamas reports from Caracas.
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The British Prime Minister has announced she will hold talks with the leader of the opposition Jeremy Corbyn, in order to find a compromise over Brexit.
By doing so she is has chosen to seek a short extension to the UK's departure from the EU, as opposed to go the route of a no-deal.
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ALT UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports.
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NASA has slammed India's destruction of a satellite in orbit, calling it a "terrible thing."
Last week India's space agency carried out a successful test of an anti-satellite weapon, but NASA says "Mission Shakti" could threaten the International Space Station.
Our US correspondent Giles Gibson has more:
Russia's interior minister is visiting Pyongyang amid growing speculation the leaders of Russia and North Korea may soon hold their first summit.
Bruce Harrison tells us more from Seoul, South Korea.
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According to Tass News Agency, Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev will meet North Korea's minister of people's security.
Kolokoltsev also oversees security, prompting speculation he's discussing logistics for a summit between leader Kim Jong-un and President Vladimir Putin.
Kim has visited China four times since taking office in 2011.
But he has yet to visit Russia.
It's unclear where a Kim-Putin summit would be held.
Last month, a top North Korea official visited Moscow, another sign a summit may be nearing.
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The British Prime Minister is holding a five hour cabinet meeting on Tuesday, to try to break the deadlock over Brexit.
It comes after British MPs rejected four alternative Brexit outcomes the night before.
Theresa May's own Brexit deal has failed to get a majority on three separate votes and the Government needs MPs to sign off on a deal by April 12 or it risks crashing out of the EU without a deal.
UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports
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The US is cancelling delivery of equipment for its fighter jets to Turkey because of Turkey's plan to buy a missile defence system from Russia. The US and NATO allies which also own the jets are worried that the Russian system will learn how to track and spot them, making them vulnerable in other parts of the world. Lucy Taylor reports.
British MPs have, once again, failed to agree on an alternative Brexit plan.
Four options were presented to MPs including some softer Brexit proposals.
Although not legally binding, if any had received a majority, they would have indicated what type of Brexit MPs would agree upon.
UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports.
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British MPs are voting on four alternative Brexit proposals.
It comes after the indicative votes staged last week failed to secure majorities, while the Prime Minister's deal was voted down for a third time.
UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports.
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