The death toll from the Turkish and Syria earthquakes has risen above 22,000.
Rescuers are continuing to search collapsed buildings.
But aid workers in northern Syria say people are in desperate need of
more help, after just a few UN trucks were able to get into the
country.
Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says people are still being pulled
alive from the rubble.
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Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says weekly prayers are still going
ahead amid the devastation.
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OUT: "...we're in."
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Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says the Turkish President Recep
Tayyip Erdoğan has visited the area after his government criticism for
its slow response.
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OUT: "...lot."
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The latest short-form news audio from FSN Bureaus worldwide
Friday, February 10, 2023
[PREVIEW FOR NEXT WEEK] Wall St prepares for latest inflation data
US Markets are preparing for the latest monthly inflation data which
will signal if the central bank's rate hikes are helping to cool the
economy.
The week ahead also promises a look at retail sales and the housing market.
Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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will signal if the central bank's rate hikes are helping to cool the
economy.
The week ahead also promises a look at retail sales and the housing market.
Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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MACRON CONSIDERING STRIPPING PUTIN OF FRENCH MEDAL OF HONOUR
French President Emmanuel Macron is considering stripping Russian President Vladimir Putin of the highest medal of honour given in France, as the Kremlin's war on neighbouring Ukraine continues.
Here's more from Sarah Coates in Paris
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UK narrowly avoided recession last year
Official figures show the UK economy was flat in the final quarter of last year, neither growing nor contracting. The government says the country has proven its "underlying resilience". Julia Chapman reports.
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Earthquake strikes off Tanzania's northern coast
An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.7 has struck Tanzania in Tanga and Pemba regions, the Geological Survey of Tanzania (GST) has confirmed.
Isaac Lukando reports from Dar es Salaam.
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Tanzania tells Elon Musk to meet operational standards
The Tanzanian government wants Elon Musk's broadband provider Starlink to meet the remaining requirements before it is allowed to operate in the country.
Isaac Lukando reports from Dar es Salaam.
REBELS KILL CIVILIANS IN DRC
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At least 11 people have been killed and two others injured by suspected rebels in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Most of the victims were women who were attacked while tending to their farms in the village of Konge in North Kivu province. Chris Ocamringa has more from Kinshasa....
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Kenyatta Orders East African Regional Force Deployment to Eastern DR Congo
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Kenya's former President Uhuru Kenyatta has asked the East African Regional Forces to begin moving troops into position for military action in the East of DR Congo
Fighting between Congolese forces and the M23 rebels has increased near the eastern DRC town of Sake which is 27 kilometers west of the provincial capital Goma.
Kenya's former President Uhuru Kenyatta has asked the East African Regional Forces to begin moving troops into position for military action in the East of DR Congo
Fighting between Congolese forces and the M23 rebels has increased near the eastern DRC town of Sake which is 27 kilometers west of the provincial capital Goma.
Isabel Nakirya reports
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Nigeria Closes Universities Ahead of Election
The Nigerian government has ordered the closure of all universities in the country from February 22nd to March 14th ahead of its general election from February 25th.
Correspondent Tesem Akende reports from Jos.
Take Radio
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Russian missiles strike Ukrainian city 17 times
Officials in Zaporizhzhia say the Ukrainian city was stuck by missiles 17 times early on Friday morning.
Air alerts have been ringing out across the country with Russian cruise missiles reportedly launched from the Caspian Sea.
William Denselow reports from Kiev
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India discovers lithium deposits for the first time
India has discovered lithium deposits in the country for the first time.
Lithium is a key component in manufacturing rechargeable batteries, used in a range of products, including smartphones and electric vehicles.
Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.
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20 000 DEAD IN QUAKES
Over 20 000 people are now known to have died in Turkey and Syria following Monday's earthquakes.
The UK is building an on-the-ground emergency field hospital in Turkey to treat those critically injured.
Many survivors have now spent four days in freezing conditions without shelter, water and food.
An British RAF plane carrying supplies like medical aid and thermal blankets is also on its way - something charity worker Kieren says is crucial.
IN: 'People...
OUT: ...concern.'
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The UK is building an on-the-ground emergency field hospital in Turkey to treat those critically injured.
Many survivors have now spent four days in freezing conditions without shelter, water and food.
An British RAF plane carrying supplies like medical aid and thermal blankets is also on its way - something charity worker Kieren says is crucial.
IN: 'People...
OUT: ...concern.'
DUR: 10 seconds
http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/0210quake-kieren1.mp3
IMF's $1.1 Bn bailout to Pakistan delayed as negotiations continue
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Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund have agreed to
continue talks - delaying a $1.1 Billion bailout.
The debt-laden South Asian nation is facing imminent
bankruptcy – but says it’s hopeful of a breakthrough.
Ishan Garg reports.
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LABOUR WIN BY-ELECTION
The UK's opposition Labour Party has won a by-election in West Lancashire.
The seat became available after the resignation of Labour MP Rosie Cooper.
Ashley Dalton held it with a majority of more than eight-thousand votes, which is a 10.5% swing away from the Conservatives.
Ashley Dalton says it shows there should be a national election.
IN: 'If this...
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The seat became available after the resignation of Labour MP Rosie Cooper.
Ashley Dalton held it with a majority of more than eight-thousand votes, which is a 10.5% swing away from the Conservatives.
Ashley Dalton says it shows there should be a national election.
IN: 'If this...
OUT: ...election.'
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China accuses Australia of discriminating against Chinese companies
China is accusing Australia of discriminating against Chinese companies. It follows a warning from Canberra that it’s removing Chinese-made surveillance cameras from defence sites over national security fears.
Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong.
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Thursday, February 9, 2023
Alphabet shares continue to plummet after AI mishap
After a strong start on Wall Street, US markets closed trading down on Thursday.
Warnings of more rate hikes by the Federal Reserve continued to spook markets, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq took a hit after an AI demo went wrong.
Sally Patterson has more in New York.
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Earthquake death toll passes 20,000
The death toll from the earthquake in Turkiye and Syria has now passed
20,000 people.
Rescue operations in towns and cities in both countries are now
continuing into the fourth night since Monday's deadly earthquake.
Earlier, six lorries carrying UN supplies managed to cross the border
from Turkiye into Syria - the first convoy of international aid that
has been able to enter the country.
Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says crews are continuing to search
in very difficult conditions.
IN: "It's about..."
OUT: "... debris."
DUR: 41 seconds
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Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says rescuers are continuing to
find survivors.
IN: "It is very...
OUT: "... else."
DUR: 52 seconds
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Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says political conditions in Syria
are making it much harder to help the people who need support.
IN: "Both..."
OUT: "... in there."
DUR: 52 seconds
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20,000 people.
Rescue operations in towns and cities in both countries are now
continuing into the fourth night since Monday's deadly earthquake.
Earlier, six lorries carrying UN supplies managed to cross the border
from Turkiye into Syria - the first convoy of international aid that
has been able to enter the country.
Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says crews are continuing to search
in very difficult conditions.
IN: "It's about..."
OUT: "... debris."
DUR: 41 seconds
http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/0209quake-tm1.mp3
Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says rescuers are continuing to
find survivors.
IN: "It is very...
OUT: "... else."
DUR: 52 seconds
http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/0209quake-tm2.mp3
Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says political conditions in Syria
are making it much harder to help the people who need support.
IN: "Both..."
OUT: "... in there."
DUR: 52 seconds
http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/0209quake-tm3.mp3
US says Chinese balloon capable of collecting communications data
The Chinese balloon that flew above the U.S. for eight days was capable of collecting communication signals according to the US State Department.
It says it was part of a fleet directed by the Chinese military that had flown over more than 40 countries across five continents.
Kate Fisher reports from Washington
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Songwriter and composer Burt Bacharach dies aged 94
Songwriter and composer Burt Bacharach has died at his home in Los Angeles.
Bacharach was known for best-selling hits including 'Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head', 'Walk on By' and 'Say a Little Prayer'.
Sally Patterson has more.
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UNILEVER WARNS PRICES WILL CONTINUE TO GO UP...BEFORE THEY COME DOWN
Consumer goods company Unilever has warned the prices of their goods will likely continue to rise in 2023 - despite experts believing inflation levels may have peaked. The London headquartered company, which owns household brands including Dove and Ben & Jerry's, says it's only been passing 75% of its own price rises on to customers...but there could be more to come. Laura Makin-Isherwood has more from London.
IN: While there are signs
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