Wednesday, July 8, 2020

Russian ex-journalist held on suspicion of treason

Colleagues of a former journalist in Russia accused of treason say his arrest is absurd because he is a 'true patriot'. Ivan Safronov was detained on Tuesday on suspicion of trading state secrets. Moscow Correspondent Lucy Taylor reports.


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Satellite images show India-China troop's withdrawl

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Tensions along the India China border seem to be easing.

Reports suggest that troops from both sides have moved back from the de-facto border.

The two nuclear neighbors had locked horns since June 15th.

Ishan Garg has more from New Delhi.

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Mumbai allows Covid-19 tests for everyone



Mumbai has opened up Covid-19 testing for everyone in the city. India's financial capital is one of the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, as infections continue to surge in the country.

India has so far largely only allowed people to be tested if they are referred by a doctor.

Our correspondent, Rebecca Bundhun, reports from Mumbai

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S. Korea, U.S. hold talks on alliance, inter-Korean ties

U.S. envoy Stephen Biegun has met with top South Korean officials in Seoul. He's discussing cooperation with South Korea and stalled diplomacy with the North Koreans.

Bruce Harison reports from Seoul. 

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Bus Plunges into Lake in China, Killing At Least 21

A bus plunged into a lake in China's Guizhou province, killing at least 21 people and injuring 15 others.

Reports say the victims included students preparing to sit college entrance exams.

Patrick Fok reports from Beijing.

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Fauci warns that falling US Covid death rate is a "false narrative"

America's top infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, has warned that "taking comfort" in the decreasing death rate among coronavirus patients in the US is a "false narrative".


But President Trump has repeatedly touted the falling mortality rate as proof that his response to the virus has been successful.


Kate Fisher reports from Washington


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Rain warning extends to central Japan

A heavy rain emergency warning has been issued for the central parts of Japan, as the death toll in the south continues to rise. The country's meteorological agency says the areas are experiencing rainfalls that have not been seen in several decades. Grace Lee reports from Tokyo.


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Australia: Border closed as infections rise at record rates

In Australia, five people from Melbourne coronavirus hotspots have been prevented from crossing the NSW-Victoria border overnight as COVID-19 infections increase at records rates.


Shaun Bindley reports


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Tuesday, July 7, 2020

WALL STREET: US market hit session lows in last few minutes of trading

The Dow ended Tuesday down nearly 400 points as stocks fell to a
session low in just the last few minutes of trading.

Analysts say investors remain concerned by the coronavirus.

Sarah Walton reports from New York.

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US to Withdraw from World Health Organization

The United States is withdrawing from the World Health Organization. 

This will cut the W.H.O. off from one of its biggest sources of funding as it plays a significant role in the fight against COVID-19.

US Correspondent Rachel Silverman has details. 


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United States COVID-19 Cases Surge

Health officials have raised the alarm over a surge in coronavirus cases across the US.

The nation's top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci noted that the rise is due to various states trying to open up too early.

United States Correspondent Danielle Robertson has more.

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Brazil's President Bolsonaro Tests Positive for Covid-19


Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has tested positive for COVID-19. Bolsonaro has repeatedly made light of the disease, calling it a "little flu." 

Our Latin American Correspondent Mary Triny Mena has more. 


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U.S. government gives Novavax $1.6 billion to speed up COVID-19 vaccine development


The U.S. government is giving the vaccine firm Novavax $1.6 billion to speed up its development of a vaccine for COVID-19.

It's the largest deal to come out of the Trump administration's "Operation Warp Speed" so far.

Our Washington correspondent Giles Gibson reports.

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Lawyers say Johnny Depp newspaper assault allegations are 'complete lies'

It's a "complete lie" to claim that Johnny Depp was violent towards ex-wife Amber Heard, according to his lawyers during a trial at the High Court in London.


The American actor is suing News Group Newspapers, the publisher of The Sun, and the British tabloid's Executive Editor Dan Wootton, over an April 2018 article that referred to him as a "wife beater."


From London, Benji Hyer reports. 


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ENGLAND COVID-19 DEATHS FALL FOR TENTH CONSECUTIVE WEEK

For the tenth successive week, the number of people dying with coronavirus in England has fallen.

Just over 600 hundred people died in the last full week of June.

That puts the official death toll past 50,000 since the pandemic began, although latest figures show it's probably greater than 55,000.

Stuart Smith reports from London.

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Eastern DR Congo War Crimes

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A new UN report says a series of attacks against civilians in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo may amount to crimes against humanity and war crimes.

The UN Joint Human Rights Office says rebels of the Allied Democratic Forces have killed more than 1000 civilians over the past 18 months.

Chris Ocamringa has more….


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UN: Evidence of war crimes on all sides in Syria

UN investigators say air strikes on Syrian schools, hospitals and
markets amount to war crimes.

The attacks were carried out by Russian and pro-government Syrian forces.

Sarah Walton reports from New York

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EU predicts deeper recession than previous forecasts, with slower recovery

The EU Commission has slashed its economic forecast, as the coronavirus takes its toll on the bloc's 27 economies. 

The region is predicted to contract by 8.3% this year, worse than the 7.4% predicted in the spring. 

Lucy Hough has more from Brussels. 

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Russia calls UK sanctions 'outrageous'

Russia has described UK sanctions on 25 Russians as 'outrageous'. The new economic sanctions will include asset freezes and visa bans. Moscow Correspondent Lucy Taylor reports. 


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PUBS CLOSE IN ENGLAND AFTER COVID-19 CASES

Several pubs in England are closing their doors - just days after reopening - because of positive tests for coronavirus.

Pubs in Somerset, West Yorkshire and Gosport are now contacting customers who came through their doors over the weekend.

Bars and restaurants in England were allowed to reopen with strict conditions in place, after having been closed since March.

Jess from the  Lighthouse Kitchen and Carvery in Burnham-on-Sea says they're temporarily closing again because of a positive test from a customer who came in.

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