Thursday, June 11, 2020
1.5m U.S. workers file new jobless claims
It's the 10th straight weekly decline, suggesting workers are still
being laid off as a result of COVID-19, even as states are reopening.
Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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UGANDA PRISONS FIRST COVID-19 CASE
The inmate has been placed in isolation as authorities hope to prevent an outbreak.
UK SAYS HONG KONG MUST TACKLE UNREST WITHOUT CHINESE INTERFERENCE
The protests began over a national security law which increases China's influence in Hong Kong.
But the UK, with Australia, Canada and the US, wants China to reconsider the law, saying it violates the agreement signed when the UK handed over the territory in 1997.
Stuart Smith reports from London.
HEATHROW TO CUT MORE JOBS AMID COVID-19 CRISIS
The UK's biggest airport has announced more job cuts after demand for air travel hit an all time low in May.
Heathrow has launched a voluntary redundancy scheme after bosses admitted efforts to protect frontline workers were "no longer sustainable"
Holly Hudson has more.
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European Commission urges members to reopen borders to international travellers
Moscow Coronavirus cases drop ahead of referendum
AUSTRALIA: Black Lives Matter protester tests positive to Covid 19
Arthur Stevens reports from Melbourne
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Asia's largest slum, situated in Mumbai shows signs of COVID count declining
The area, though a hotspot, has not reported a single death from coronavirus pandemic in the first week of June.
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UK GOVT UNDER PRESSURE OVER 2M RULE, AND COVID-19 DEATH TOLL
CHINESE NETIZENS: GONE WITH THE WIND REMOVAL GOES TOO FAR
The classic American flick was temporarily removed after screenwriter John Ridley criticized it in an Op-Ed published earlier this week.
Patrick Fok reports from Beijing.
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Tokyo organizers aim for “simpler” Olympics
The Tokyo Olympic Games, which have been delayed to 2021 due to pandemic, may be held in a simpler fashion than usual. The organizing committee says it hopes this will cut costs and provide a safer environment. Grace Lee reports.
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Nascar says it will ban confederate flag from events
It is one of the latest US organisations to announce policy changes around race and equality after the death of George Floyd.
Our correspondent Jagruti Dave has more
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Trump dismisses idea of renaming Confederate era military bases
This is despite some senior Pentagon officials saying they were "open to a bipartisan discussion on the topic".
Our Washington Correspondent Jagruti Dave has the details.
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Wednesday, June 10, 2020
'Gone with the Wind' pulled from HBO Max
HBO Max has temporarily removed the 1939 film "Gone with the Wind" from streaming service due to 'racist depictions'.
It comes in response to a demand from a Hollywood screenwriter.
Danielle Robertson reports from Los Angeles.
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Mixed close on Wall Street after Fed warns of long road to recovery
Federal Reserve warned of a long road to recovery.
May's labor market data spurred hopes that the economy will quickly
rebound but the Fed warn that Covid-19 could have a lasting impact.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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UK TO IMPLEMENT 'BUBBLE' SYSTEM, FOR PEOPLE LIVING ALONE
But it comes as a former key scientific adviser to the government claims the UK's death toll could have been halved - from 50,000 to 25,000 - if it had locked down a week earlier in March.
Stuart Smith reports from London.
Former Justice Dept Workers Want Atty General's Role Reviewed
More than a thousand former US Justice Department workers are asking for an internal review of the Attorney General's handling of street protests. In a letter to the Justice Department Inspector General they cite Attorney General William Barr's involvement in the clearing of mostly peaceful demonstrators in Washington DC last week, ahead of a photo opportunity for President Trump.
US Correspondent Rachel Silverman has more.
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U.S. Fed expect no rate change until 2022
zero percent into 2022.
It predicts U.S. GDP will fall 6.5% this year and unemployment will near 10%.
Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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QATAR, TURKISH, EMIRATES AND FLYDUBAI RESUME FLIGHTS TO TANZANIA
Leading airlines are set to resume their passenger scheduled flights to Tanzania from mid-June onwards after suspension of flights to Africa and other global destinations in March this year.
Daniel Kijo reports.
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Key coronavirus vaccine trials to begin this summer
over the next few months.
According to a leading U.S. government vaccine researcher tens of
thousands of people will take part in studies across the country.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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