Friday, July 10, 2020

American Family Attacked in Uganda

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Ugandan Police have arrested three men who allegedly attacked and injured an American family in the Eastern city of Jinja.

The family of four, plus their Ugandan security guard are receiving treatment at a hospital in Jinja.

Isabel Nakirya reports.

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UK RELAXES QUARANTINE REQUIREMENT FOR ARRIVALS

From today, quarantine rules are no longer in place for people travelling to England, Wales and Northern Ireland from more than 75 countries and territories.

It means some people coming to the UK will no longer have to self-isolate for 14 days, and Britons heading abroad won't have to self-isolate when they come back.

The rules are only being relaxed for countries considered at 'low risk' of spreading coronavirus.

Stuart Smith reports from London.

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AUSTRALIA: Biggest increase in cases since pandemic bagan

Australia has seen a record overnight number of Covid-19 cases as Victoria continues to test at unseen levels following outbreaks in Melbourne's north and west.
Arthur Stevens has more

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QUARANTINE RULES EASED FOR ENGLAND, WALES, NI ARRIVALS

Quarantine rules have ended from today for people travelling to England, Wales and Northern Ireland from more than 70 countries and territories.

It means many Britons can go on holiday - and don't have to isolate for 14 days when they get back.

The UK tourism industry hopes it will also mean a rise in visitors heading to the UK.

The rules are being relaxed for countries considered low risk due to their coronavirus levels.

Reporter Liam Gotting is at Liverpool John Lennon airport.

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India sees another record surge in COVID19 cases

India has added another 26,000 cases to its COVID19 tally- the first time the country's daily caseload has breached the 25,000 mark.

The Indian government maintains that the steady increase in cases is nothing to worry about and that the country doesn't have community transmissions yet.

An MIT study has projected that by early 2021- in the absence of a vaccine or cure- India will see more than 280,000 cases daily.

Neha Poonia has more.

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Hong Kong re-imposes social gathering restrictions after COVID spike

Hong Kong is re-imposing social gathering restrictions, after a resurgence in local Covid cases. Richard Kimber reports from the city.


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Correction: AUSTRALIA: Opposition fears over international arrivals

Australia's Federal Opposition party has expressed concern that the return of international arrivals will bring more Coronavirus cases into the country.


Shaun Bindley has more


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AUSTRALIA: Opposition fears over international arrivals

Australia's Federal opposition party has expressed concern that the return of international arrivals will bring more Coronavirus cases into the country.


Shaun Bindley has more.


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Shaun Bindley has more


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Police investigating death of Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon

Police are investigating the death of Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon. The body of the three-term mayor and presidential hopeful was discovered in a wooded area in northern Seoul.


Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul. 


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Thursday, July 9, 2020

Biden unveils economic plan to revive US jobs and manufacturing

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has laid out a plan to revive the American economy, focused on manufacturing and innovation.

He made the announcement in a speech at a metal plant in Pennsylvania.

Our US Correspondent Jagruti Dave reports..

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Dow drops more than 300 points while Nasdaq hits record high

US MARKETS: The Dow Jones fell sharply on Thursday, wiping out its
gains from earlier in the week.

But the tech heavy Nasdaq set a new record high.

Sarah Walton reports from New York

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Facebook Takes Down Accounts Linked to Roger Stone

Facebook has removed a disinformation network it says was linked to Roger Stone. 

He's a convicted felon and former associate of U. S. President Donald Trump. 

Rachel Silverman has more. 


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New U.S. jobless claims top 1.3m

In the United States 1.3 million people claimed unemployment benefits
for the first time last week, continuing a recent decline.

However the number still represents a historically high figure and
suggests no end to COVID-19 layoffs.

US correspondent Nick Harper reports.

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US Daily COVID-19 Cases Surpass 60,000

The United States top infectious disease expert is recommending some states consider shutting down again after a resurgence or COVID-19.

This advice conflicts with President Trump's push to reopen the country quickly.

United States reporter Danielle Robertson reports

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Supreme Court rules on Donald Trump tax retursn

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled President Trump cannot block the
release of his tax returns to prosecutors in New York.

But the judges say he can stop a similar request for financial
documents from Congress.

Sarah Walton reports.

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Supreme Court orders Trump to hand financial records over to prosecutors

The US Supreme Court has ruled that President Trump MUST hand his tax returns and financial records over to prosecutors in New York who are investigating his businesses there.


But in a separate ruling, the Court said the President does not yet have to hand his tax returns over to Democrats in Congress.


Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.


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UK universities complying with internet restrictions to keep Chinese students on courses

British universities are testing a new online teaching link for students in China, which will require course materials to comply with Chinese restrictions on the internet.


It enables students in China to keep studying UK degrees online, despite limits on internet access. But, they can only reach material on an "allowed" list.


From London, Benji Hyer reports. 


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Ghana’s Supreme Court shuts down over fears of COVID-19 spread.


Ghana's Supreme Court has shut down over fears of the spread of COVID-19 among judges. The Chief Justice is in isolation upon advice of doctors after coming into contact with some judges of the apex court who tested positive for the virus.

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Police searching for missing Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon

Police in South Korea are searching for Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon. His daughter reported him missing on Thursday.

Bruce Harrison has the latest from Seoul.

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OXFAM Warns Hunger To Affect More Than COVID-19 IN 10 Countries Globally

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More people will die of hunger in the Democratic Republic of Congo and other countries this year than the coronavirus- that's according to a report by the international charity group Oxfam.

The charity says millions of people will be plunged into poverty because of a decline in humanitarian aid and the after effects of lockdowns.

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