Monday, December 9, 2019

U.S. House lawmakers hold hearing on impeachment evidence ahead of vote


The US House Judiciary Committee is hearing arguments for and against President Trump's impeachment, Monday.

Democrats believe the Trump has committed impeachable offenses while Republicans say the process is nothing more than a partisan witch-hunt

In Washington, here's Kevin McAleese

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Pensacola shooting treated as terrorism

The FBI has launched a terrorism investigation after a Saudi national
killed three servicemen at a US naval base.

The shooter reportedly showed colleagues videos of mass shootings the
night before he carried out the attack on Friday in Pensacola,
Florida.

US correspondent Nick Harper reports.

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Netflix Dominates as Golden Globe Nominations are announced



The 77th Golden Globe Nominations have been announced, with Netflix dominating the field.  

The streaming service received 17 nods, after having entered the scene as a competitor just three years ago.  

Jillian Wolf reports. 

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Awkward moment on election campaign for UK Prime Minister

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing condemnation for not looking at a photograph of a sick boy in hospital which was presented to him during a television interview. 


Four-year-old Jack Williment-Barr was pictured sleeping on a pile of coats on the floor of a hospital, despite having suspected pneumonia. It was an image which prompted complaints about the number of available beds and the cuts to the country's National Health Service.


Our reporter Benji Hyer describes what happened. 


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North Korea calls Trump 'erratic' after Tweets

North Korea has called Donald Trump an 'erratic old man'.

It comes after the US President said the North Korean leader Kim Jong
Un could threaten negotiations between the two countries by resuming
hostile acts.

Sarah Walton reports from New York

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India's central bank plans launching its own cryptocurrency

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India's central bank has said that it is considering launching its own crypto currency .

This, despite the Indian government having originally planned to ban crypto currencies in the country.

Ishan Garg has more from New Delhi

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Hungarians dominate in Teqball World Championships

Hungary has won both the singles and doubles titles at the Teqball World Championships in Budapest. The sport combines football and table tennis… and the victories may come as no surprise to many … considering Hungary invented the game.

 

Bruce Harrison reports from Budapest.


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Russia banned from international sport for four years

The World-Anti Doping Agency has banned Russia from international sporting competition for the next four years. It's the most significant punishment Russia has been issued since the scale of its doping scandal was unveiled. Julia Chapman reports from Moscow.

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TESCO CONSIDERS LEAVING ASIAN MARKET

Tesco, the UK's biggest supermarket chain, may sell its Asian businesses after receiving interest from a potential bidder.

Its 2000 stores provide employment for 60,000 people in Thailand and Malaysia, under the 'Tesco Lotus' brand.

Our UK correspondent, Stuart Smith, has more.

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'Perfect' private whiskey collection expected to fetch £8million

The world's largest private collection of whiskey to go up for sale has been revealed. 

The haul is made up of 3,900 bottles - and is expected to fetch up to £8million at auction. 

Lucy Hough (HOFF) has more: 

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Final days of UK general election campaign

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is embarking on a last-ditch blitz of pro-Brexit Labour-held constituencies in England, with only days to go before polling day on December 12th. 


Mr Johnson is claiming that opposition parties in Parliament have "delayed" and "denied" the country's departure from the European Union.


Benji Hyer, in London, has the latest from the campaign trail. 


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Nigeria and Polio virus Free Certification

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The Africa Regional Certification Commission (ARCC) for poliomyelitis eradication will begin the process of assessing if Nigeria has successfully eradicated wild Polio virus. 

Nigeria is the only African country that is yet to be declared Polio free by the World Health Organisation

Ajeck Mangut reports from Abuja

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NEW ZEALAND: Five dead in volcanic eruption off the North Island

A major rescue operation is continuing in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty after a volcano erupted on White Island.
Five people at least died in the eruption, with concerns that the death toll will increase.
Arthur Stevens has more

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UK ELECTION CAMPAIGN INTO FINAL DAYS

Britain's political leaders are into their final days of campaigning ahead of Thursday's general election.

The governing Conservatives maintain a strong lead in most polls and are targeting seats previously held by Labour, but which voted for Brexit in 2016.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says his party will 'Get Brexit Done' and and delays he says have been caused by Parliament.

Labour say they will hold a budget to 'end austerity' within 100 days if they form a government.

James Johnson was a strategy adviser to former Prime Minister Theresa May - he says Brexit has remained central throughout the campaign.

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NEW ZEALAND: At least one dead in volcanic eruption off NZ North Island

At least one person is dead and a number injured after a Volcanic eruption on New Zealand's White Island.
A number of the tourists were seen inside the Volcano crater just moments before the eruption.
New Zealand Police say a number of the group of around 50 are still missing, and there are concerns the death toll will rise.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has addressed the media following the incident.

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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told reporters she will be immediately heading to the scene.

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WADA expected to ban Russia for four years

Russian athletes are awaiting a decision from the World Anti-Doping Agency which could see them banned from international sport for four years. The decision comes after the doping monitoring body found that Russian data had been tampered with. Julia Chapman reports.

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NEW ZEALAND: At least one dead in volcanic eruption off NZ North Island

At least one person is dead and a number injured after a Volcanic eruption on New Zealand's White Island.
A number of the tourists were seen inside the Volcano crater just moments before the eruption.
New Zealand Police say a number of the group of around 50 are still missing, and there are concerns the death toll will rise.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has addressed the media following the incident.

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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told reporters she will be immediately heading to the scene.

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NEW ZEALAND: At least one dead in volcanic eruption off NZ North Island

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has addressed the media


At least one person is dead and a number injured after a Volcanic eruption on New Zealand's White Island.
A number of the tourists were seen iside the Volcano crater just moments before the eruption.
New Zealand Police say a number of the group of around 50 are still missing, and there are concerns the death toll will rise.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has addressed the media following the incident.

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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told reporters she will be immediately heading to the scene.

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Sunday, December 8, 2019

FLOODS KILL 16 in Western Uganda


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At least sixteen people are confirmed dead and hundreds displaced after a heavy down pour in the South Western Uganda.

Relief agencies are worried that the number of the dead could rise because many people are still uncounted for.

Hillary Ayesiga reports from Kampala


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Over 40 killed in Delhi fire

In India, over 40 people have died in a massive fire that broke out in a factory in New Delhi.

Police say an initial investigation has shown that a short circuit may have started the blaze. A probe has been ordered by the government with the Prime Minister calling the tragedy horrific.

Neha Poonia has more from Delhi.

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