Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Apple Launches New Phones and Premium Subscription Services

Apple has announced the latest versions of its iPhone at its annual fall product  reveal at company headquarters in California. 

This as the company admits it violated Chinese labor law, at the world's largest iPhone factory. 

Technology Correspondent Rachel Silverman has details. 


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UK 'TERRORIST' WHO PRAISED CHRISTCHURCH ATTACKER JAILED

A white supremacist who praised the alleged Christchurch attacker has been jailed for more than 18 years after stabbing a teenager.

A judge described the incident in southern England on 16th March - a day after the Christchurch attacks - as a 'terrorist act'.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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Bolton claims Trump is "flatly wrong" over his firing

Former US National Security Adviser John Bolton says it is "flatly wrong" for President Trump to claim that he was fired last night.

He's told reporters that he chose to resign this morning after a series of foreign policy disagreements with President Trump.

Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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BREAKING: Trump fires Bolton as National Security Adviser

President Donald Trump has fired his National Security Advisor John Bolton after the two men reportedly disagreed over the President's proposal to invite leaders of the Taliban to meetings at Camp David.


The President announced the move on Twitter and appears to have taken even Mr. Bolton by surprise.


Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.


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US extracted top-level Moscow spy in 2017

The US extracted a top-level spy from Moscow in 2017 who had access to
Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The official had reportedly sent documents to the US for more than a decade.

Nick Harper reports.

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TANZANIA RECEIVES 9 BLACK RHINOS FROM SOUTH AFRICA

Tanzania has received nine black rhinos from South Africa's Thobatholo game reserve. The black rhinos arrived at the Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) aboard Magma Airline on Tuesday morning.

Daniel Kijo has more from Dar es salaam.

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Chief of EU Executive names top personnel

The incoming President of the European Commission has unveiled her top
picks to fill key roles in her team.

German Ursula von Der Leyen is set to become the first woman to lead
the European Commission and has chosen a gender balanced group of 13
women and 14 men.

The group will take take office on November 1st but first need to seek
approval from the European Parliament.

William Denselow reports from Brussels.

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United States to Continue Providing Assistance to Contain Ebola Outbreak in Uganda

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The United States Mission in Uganda says it's committed to continue providing support to help the country respond to the Ebola outbreak.

Uganda has so far confirmed four cases of ebola, all the victims crossed into the country from neighboring DR Congo where the epidemic has lasted over a year.

Isabel Nakirya reports.

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UK GOVT CONTINUES BREXIT PLANNING WHILE PARLIAMENT SUSPENDED

The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, is intensifying Brexit negotiations after opposition lawmakers voted against a general election.

This comes on the first day of Parliament's suspension until mid-October.

Stuart Smith has more from London:

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Hong Kong activist meets German foreign minister

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has met with German foreign minister Heiko Maas at an event in Berlin, sparking criticism from the Chinese government.


Wong compared the situation in Hong Kong to the division in the German city during the Cold War.


Ira Spitzer has more from the German capital.


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CLOSELY-WATCHED HOUSE RACE IN N. CAROLINA

Part of the US state of North Carolina is voting on Tuesday in a closely watched special election.

The race for a House seat in the 9th Congressional District comes after the results of the 2018 election there couldn't be certified due to voting irregularities.

Candidate Dan Bishop hopes to retain the Republican stronghold for his party, against Democrat Dan McCready.

The result will be analysed closely ahead of the 2020 US Presidential election.

Campaigning in North Carolina, President Donald Trump said voters should choose Dan Bishop - partly for his stance on immigration.

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Russian navy set to launch drone-carrying special submarine

The Russian navy is preparing to receive a newly-built special-purpose submarine, one of a number of new subs entering service.

The Belgorod will be able to carry nuclear-capable underwater drones.

Ross Cullen has more from Moscow.

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Xenophobic Attacks: Over 600 Nigerians set to be repatriated from South Africa



Nigeria's government says it is set to repatriate at least 600 of its citizens living in South Africa back home.

This is as a result of a continuous wave of xenophobic attacks on foreign nationals living in the southern Africa nation.

Correspondent Phil Ihaza, reports from Abuja.  
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UK PARLIAMENT INTO SUSPENSION

The UK's Parliament has entered a five week shut-down.

It's been suspended until 14th October, in what opposition lawmakers say is a move that's damaging to democracy.

The government insists it's the right time to end a Parliamentary session so it can set out a new legislative agenda next month.

Boris Johnson's administration also insists it will continue to work hard to reach a deal with the European Union ahead of the scheduled Brexit date of October 31st.

Labour MP Lilian Greenwood says the suspension of Parliament is outrageous.

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UK MPs REJECT ELECTION

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plan for an early election has again been rejected by British lawmakers.

He failed to win the support of two-thirds of MPs he needed to get the election he wanted on October 15th.

Mr Johnson continues to insist he will take Britain out of the European Union by October 31st, despite new legislation aimed at avoiding a 'no deal' Brexit.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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Monday, September 9, 2019

Attorneys General to Investigate Google

Attorneys general for 50 U.S. states and territories have announced an antitrust investigation of Google. This investigation comes as Big Tech faces increasing scrutiny over what critics say are monopolistic business practices. 


Technology Correspondent Rachel Silverman has details. 


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SPEAKER RESIGNS FROM UK'S HOUSE OF COMMONS

Britain's speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, has announced his resignation after ten years.

The speaker announced to lawmakers he would resign at the end of October or before the next general election, whichever comes sooner.

Stuart Smith is in London:

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US envoy on Venezuela accuses EU of not doing enough to punish Maduro regime

The Trump administration has accused the European Union of being "unhelpful" and of making "a real miscalculation" over its failure to impose tougher sanctions on the government of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela - according to the Financial Times newspaper.

US President Donald Trump's envoy on Venezuela said that members of the Maduro regime were using Europe as a playground.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington

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UK MPs TO VOTE ON EARLY ELECTION

UK lawmakers will vote again later on whether there should be a snap election.

MPs are expected to defeat the government because opposition parties want to ensure a 'No Deal' Brexit is avoided before approving an early poll.

It comes as Mr Johnson's administration tries to find a way around legislation designed to avert a 'no deal' Brexit by delaying the process beyond October 31st.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been in Dublin for talks where UK correspondent Olly Barratt says he was pressed on how to replace the Irish border backstop.

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US reviews Trump overnight stays for aircrew

The United States Air Force is reviewing where airmen stay overnight
after controversy surrounding the decision for crews to stay at a
Trump golf resort.

The Air Force has seen an increase in military flights stopping at a
Scottish airport, near the resort, since President Trump took office.

Nick Harper reports.

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