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CUE: The F-B-I in America and police in Japan are warning multinational companies that a hacker group linked to the Chinese government may be accessing their computer networks.
Here’s Andrew Wood in Hong Kong
IN: “The group is called BlackTech…
OUT: …Andrew Wood, Hong Kong.”
DURATION: 0:43
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ChatGPT users will now be able to access up to date information from the internet.
Previously, the popular chatbot hadn't been able to use information produced after September of 2021.
Ira Spitzer has more from San Francisco
IN: ChatGPT creator OpenAI
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DUR: 38
An American soldier is heading back to the United States after being expelled from North Korea.
Travis King fled across the border from South Korea, where he was serving, in July.
Chris Gilbert reports.
IN: America’s ambassador
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DUR: 0.41
US stocks finished mixed on Wednesday as investors weighed fears of persistent inflation.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield rose to its highest level in more than 15 years.
Sally Patterson has more.
IN The yield on
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The second Republican debate is about to take place in California.
Seven candidates for the party's Presidential nomination are taking part, but not frontrunner Donald Trump.
Caroline Malone reports from Washington.
IN: The TV debate
OUT: Caroline Malone Washington
DUR: 0:33
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US late night television shows have announced they will return to air in the coming days following the end of the writers strike which lasted almost five months.
Film and television writers have agreed to a new three year contract that includes better pay and rules over the use of artificial intelligence.
Ira Spitzer reports.
IN: Hundreds of Trump...
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DUR: 46
An American soldier is back in US custody after being expelled from North Korea.
Travis King crossed the border from South Korea, where he was serving, in July.
According to North Korean state media, authorities have finished an investigation of the soldier.
Sally Patterson has more.
IN US officials told
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http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0927-TravisKing-SP-generic.mp3
The UK's first illegal drug consumption facility has been approved by authorities in Scotland.
The rooms will aim to provide a safe area for drug consumption, with Scotland having the highest number of drug related deaths in Europe.
Simon Gaitán reports.
In: Authorities
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| Archeologists have made an incredible discovery in northeastern France, uncovering an ancient stone sarcophagus, with the skeleton of a woman inside. |
Uganda's government is looking to China to secure credit for its credit for its crude oil pipeline. Uganda needs about 5 billion US dollars for the pipeline that will run from the western part of the country to the Tanzanian port of Tanga. Leon Solomon reports
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IN: Uganda's Ministry of Energy says it expects to….
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DUR: 1min 10 secs
CUE: Beijing says it is an “enormous lie” to allege that it forces people from ethnic minorities in the west of China to work against their will. The comments came after Washington restricted imports from three Chinese companies that it said used such forced labour.
Here’s Andrew Wood in Hong Kong
IN: "The United States accuses....
OUT: ...Andrew Wood, Hong Kong."
DURATION: 0:45
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