The latest short-form news audio from FSN Bureaus worldwide
US President Joe Biden has announced plans to use a Cold War-era law to try and ease supply chain issues and counter inflation.
Cost of living is a major concern for American voters ahead of next year's presidential election.
Ira Spitzer reports.
IN: At the inaugural...
OUT: SOC
DUR: 34
The first human case of a flu strain seen in pigs has been detected in the UK.
The source of the infection has yet to be found and investigations continue.
Simon Gaitán reports…
In: The single
Out: SOC
Dur: 0:58
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1127-UKFlu.mp3A man has appeared in court following the shooting of three Palestinian college students in the US state of Vermont.
Suspect Jason J. Eaton was arrested on Saturday and his apartment was searched.
He's been charged with three counts of second-degree attempted murder, and is being held without bail.
Eaton has pleaded not guilty.
Sally Patterson has more.
IN Police say three
OUT SOC
DUR 43
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1127-VermonShooting-SP-generic.mp3
U.S. consumers are poised for another day of record online shopping on Cyber Monday; when retailers traditionally offer big discounts.
That is off the back of a surge in deals from Black Friday, just before the weekend.
Caroline Malone reports.
IN: People searching
OUT: Caroline Malone Washington
DUR: 0:31
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1127-CyberMon-cm-generic.mp3
The UK government has unveiled almost £30 billion in international investment.
The announcement comes at the Global Investment Summit being hosted on Monday at Hampton Court Palace.
Simon Gaitán reports…
In: Prime Minister
Out: SOC
Dur: 0:59
West Africa's regional bloc, the Economic Community of West African States or ECOWAS has condemned the plot by some individuals to truncate people in Sierra Leone.
Correspondent Tesem Akende reports from Jos.
Take Radio
INTRO: ECOWAS made the
OUTRO: SOC
DUR: 44 seconds
CUE: China's health ministry says the country needs more fever clinics to cope with a surge in respiratory diseases during the first winter since covid restrictions ended late last year. The World Health Organization last week asked Beijing for details of the outbreaks after reports of clusters of child pneumonia. Here's Andrew Wood in Hong Kong
Here's Andrew Wood in Hong Kong.
IN: "The official picture…
OUT: …Andrew Wood, Hong Kong."
DURATION: 0:43
DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/1127chinaillness-aw-hk.mp3
Air quality in India's capital New Delhi has once again dipped, with most parts of the city recording pollution levels close to 500, ten times global permissible limits.
This is after several restrictions that were imposed over the course of last month as measures to improve Delhi's deteriorating air quality, were lifted - including resumption of construction activities and the entry of polluting trucks into Delhi.
Priyata Brajabasi reports
Intro:
Two weeks since 41 Indian workers became trapped under the debris of a collapsed tunnel, rescue plans hit a major roadblock over the weekend. A drilling machine that was being used to clear a path to the men had broken down.
And as Ishan Garg reports, rescue personnel say they will have to manually dig the men out.
IN: Rescue workers...Japan, China, and South Korea are looking to realize a leaders' summit as soon as possible.
It follows the first talks in four years between Foreign Ministers from the three countries in Busan on Sunday.
Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo.
IN: The diplomats
OUT: SOC
DUR: 0.42
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/231127-trilat-talks-cg.mp3
US President Joe Biden says he's hopeful that the current pause in hostilities between Israel and Hamas could be extended.
The President spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday after Hamas released another 17 hostages in exchange for 39 Palestinians detained by the Israelis.
Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
IN: "For the first…."
OUT: "…more than 14 thousand"
DUR: 43 seconds