Biden says G20 "fruitful" ahead of crucial climate summit.

As the 2-day G20 summit wrapped up in Italy, U.S. president Joe Biden described the first in person meeting since the onset of the pandemic as fruitful.

At a press conference on Sunday, he reaffirmed the importance of the issues discussed by world leaders in Rome.

Our correspondent Julia Sun watched the President's speech from New York.

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White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki tests positive for COVID-19

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has tested positive for COVID -19.

She was due to travel to Europe with US President Joe Biden, but had cancelled her plans citing a family emergency.

Jagruti Dave reports from Washington.

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FDA authorizes COVID vaccine for 5-11 year old's

U.S. regulators on Friday authorized the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine for children 5 to 11 years old. 

Which means around 28 million of that school age-group will soon be eligible to get a shot.

Caroline Malone reports from Washington.

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New York Attorney General Letitia James announces run for Governor

The Attorney General who oversaw the sexual harassment inquiry into
former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, is running for his old job.

Letitia James is hoping to gain the Democratic nomination next year.

Sarah Walton reports


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QUEEN ADVISED TO REST FOR FURTHER FORTNIGHT

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has been advised by doctors to rest for two more weeks.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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Labor market in focus on Wall Street [Preview]

U.S. investors will be turning their attention this week to the health
of the U.S. labor market.

This comes after data released last week showed the U.S. economy grew
sluggishly last quarter.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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G20 leaders meeting in Rome to discuss climate, energy

G20 leaders are gathering for their first in-person summit since the pandemic took hold. 

Leaders representing 80% of the global economy will meet in Rome, Italy, to discuss a range of issues including climate change, energy and the global economic recovery. 

Europe Correspondent Lucy Hough has more. 

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NAACP urges athletes to avoid signing with Texas teams

The NAACP has urged pro-athletes to boycott Texas sports teams in response to a series of new restrictive laws in the state.

In a strongly-worded open letter, the civil rights organization said restrictions around abortion, voting rights, and a ban on mask mandates could serve as a "blueprint" for lawmakers to "violate constitutional rights for all."

Toni Waterman has more from Austin, Texas.

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Biden meets Pope ahead of G20 & COP26

US President Joe Biden has met the Pope in Rome as world leaders push
plans to tackle climate change ahead of the key COP26 summit.

Biden will also meet French President Emmanuel Macron as the two
leaders try to smooth diplomatic relations over the submarine deal
with Australia.

Nick Harper reports.

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Indian city on alert following death of popular actor

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The city of Bangalore in south India is on alert following the death of 46-year-old actor Puneeth Rajkumar.

The popular south Indian star died of a heart attack, and police have been brought in as fans have gathered in large numbers, leading to concerns that violence could break out.

Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.

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EU SUSPENDS FUNDING

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The European Commission has suspended funding to the World Health Organisation's programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo over the global health body's handling of a sexual abuse scandal.

More than 24 million dollars has been cut following the release of a damning report that documented sexual exploitation and abuse by WHO staff during an Ebola outbreak that occurred between 2018  and 2020 in eastern DRC. Chris Ocamringa has more from Kinshasa...

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Nigeria, 48 others to miss 40% vaccination target by year-end – WHO

The World Health Organization says Nigeria and many other African countries may miss the 40 per cent vaccination target set for African countries by the end of 2021.

Phil Ihaza reports from Abuja

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FRENCH AMBASSADOR SUMMONED BY UK OVER FISH

The French ambassador to the UK will face questions at the Foreign Office later - in an ongoing row over post-Brexit fishing rights.

Paris has threatened to block British boats from some ports - and tighten the electricity supply to the Channel Islands.

It says French vessels are not being given fishing licences that they're entitled to.

France's ambassador has been summoned in London to explain the country's response.

Environment secretary George Eustice says the Government's keen not to see tensions escalate.

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GERMAN PARLIAMENT EMPLOYEE CONVICTED FOR SPYING FOR RUSSIA

A German parliament employee has been convicted for spying for Russia. 

The man was found guilty of sending a disc with the blueprints for Germany's Parliament to Russian authorities. 

From Berlin, Trent Murray has more. 

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Indian state threatens to slap sedition charges for celebrating Pakistan's cricket win

Days after India lost to Pakistan at the T20 cricket World Cup, Indian authorities across the country are taking strict action against those who allegedly supported Pakistan during the match.

In India's most populous state of Uttar Pradesh people who celebrate Pakistan's victory in the recent cricket match could face sedition charges.

Sreoshi Mukherjee reports from New Delhi

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Strained relationship between France and Australia eases on the eve of G20

The leaders of Australia and France has spoken for the first time in a month, on the eve of this weekends G20 summit in Rome.

There has been little communication between Scott Morrison and Emmanuel Macron since Australia's cancellation of the submarine contract between the two countries.

Shaun Bindley reports from Brisbane

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Hong Kong officials dismiss concerns over election representation

Hong Kong officials are dismissing suggestions that the city's upcoming elections are going to eliminate opposition voices in the Legislature. The nomination process for candidates begins on Saturday, but leading democratic parties say new electoral rules mean none of their members want to take part.

Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong.

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Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo faces criminal complaint of forcible touching

A criminal complaint of forcible touching has been filed against
former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.

It's been over two months since he resigned in the wake of a sexual
harassment scandal.

Sarah Walton reports.

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Record closes on Wall Street while Amazon misses 3rd quarter expectations

There were record highs on Wall Street as the strong third quarter
earnings season continued on Thursday.

It comes despite disappointing new figures on economic growth.

Sarah Walton reports

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Facebook changes company name to Meta

Facebook has announced it is changing its corporate name to 'Meta' to reflect what it says will be a growing focus on a range of products for the virtual 'metaverse'.

The name change also comes on the heels of the leaks of internal documents by whistleblower Francis Haugen that have portrayed the company in a negative light.

Ira Spitzer has more from San Francisco

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Oil execs refute congressional allegations they misled public over climate change

The chief executive of oil giant, ExxonMobil, has said his company "does not spread disinformation regarding climate change″ .

He and other industry leaders are testifying before the US Congress amid accusations their companies misled the public over the role of fossil fuels in global warming.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington

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Biden outlines $1.85tr social care package

US President Joe Biden has announced a re-worked social spending and
climate change bill, totaling almost $2 trillion dollars.

However, it still needs to be voted on, and some within his own party
say they remain against it.

Nick Harper reports from Washington.

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Shah Rukh Khan's son granted bail by Mumbai court

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A Mumbai court has granted bail to Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son, Aryan Khan.

The actor's son has been in jail for three weeks following a drugs raid on a cruise ship.

Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.

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US GDP slows in 2nd quarter

The U.S. economy grew at an annualized pace of two percent in the
third quarter- its slowest rate in over a year.

Analysts blame supply chain bottlenecks and the spread of the Covid-19
delta variant for the sluggish growth.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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Russia COVID-19 cases soar, Moscow enters partial lockdown

Russia has announced a surge in COVID-19 cases to 40,096 infections in the past day. Some 1,159 people have died of the virus in the past 24 hours. Both figures are the highest since the start of the pandmeic. It comes as Moscow and the surrounding region have begun a partial lockdown on Thursday. Julia Chapman reports.

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FRANCE SEIZES BRITISH TRAWLER

One British trawler's been seized and another warned by France, in a row over fishing rights.

France says the vessels were cautioned after checks off Le Havre.

Meanwhile, Downing Street says it'll retaliate if France goes ahead with a threat to impose sanctions on the UK in the escalating dispute.

Simon Conway reports from London.

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India rejects calls for a net zero carbon emission target

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Just days before the COP26 summit, India has rejected calls to set a zero-carbon-emission target.

The world's third-biggest carbon emitter says the path to reach net-zero emissions is more important.

And that setting unrealistic deadlines may do more harm than good. Ishan Garg reports.

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Australia – Taskforce adapting to pandemic inspired drug importation tactics

A multi-agency operation is intercepting hundreds of parcels of week, bringing drugs into Australia.

The Australian Federal Police-led Taskforce Vanguard has made 30 arrests since its inception in July.

Shaun Bindley reports

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U.N. committee adopts Japan's anti-nuke resolution

A UN committee has adopted a Japan-sponsored draft resolution calling for the total elimination of nuclear weapons. The proposal, however, has divided the five permanent members of the UN Security Council.

Phoebe Amoroso reports from Tokyo.

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Hong Kong experts call for BioNTech booster jabs for Sinovac recipients

Hong Kong health experts say people who have received China's Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine should be given booster shots of the BioNTech vaccine instead. 

A panel advising the government says the Chinese vaccine offers less protection, and boosters are needed to reduce the risk of a future virus outbreak. 

Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong.

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UN Security Council president calls for united condemnation of Sudan coup

The President of the United Nations Security Council has called for
the organisation to unite in its condemnation of the coup in Sudan.

The member states are yet to release a joint statement on the situation.

Sarah Walton reports

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Losses on Wall Street as earnings season rally losses steam

A recent rally on Wall Street came to an end Wednesday with the S&P
500 coming off a record close.

This comes despite the release of strong earnings reports from some
major tech firs.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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500 rounds of ammo found on ‘Rust’ movie set, some live rounds suspected

Law enforcement in New Mexico have confirmed that a lead projectile is what killed Halyna Hutchins on the movie set 'Rust'.

In a news conference, the Santa Fe County Sheriff said investigators believed there were other live rounds of ammunition on set, but that it is too early to know if there's enough evidence to press criminal charges.

Toni Waterman has more from Austin, Texas.

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Police: "Rust" set had "500 rounds of ammunition" on it

Prosecutors in New Mexico say they have not ruled out the possibility of criminal charges being filed in connection with the killing of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the film "Rust" earlier this month.

The actor Alec Baldwin fired the fatal shot after being handed a gun that he believed did not pose a threat.

But police say they believe there were as many as 500 rounds of ammunition on the set, some of them live rounds.

Sheriff Adam Mendoza says the investigation continues into the projectile that killed the filmmaker.

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Poland subjected to daily fines of €1m over judicial ruling

Poland must pay daily fines of over €1million over controversial reforms to its judiciary. 

The sanctions have been ordered by the European Union's top court. 

The reforms had deepened a row between Poland and the EU over democratic values.

Lucy Hough has more from Brussels. 

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US likens China hypersonic weapons test to "Sputnik moment"

Top US military commander General Mark Milley says China's testing of
a hypersonic weapon is "very concerning".

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff also said it was "very
close" to a Sputnik moment, a comparison to the start of the space
race in the 1950s.

Nick Harper reports from Washington.

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NYC mayoral candidates square off in fiery final debate

New York City's two mayoral candidates have squared off in a feisty
final debate.

Democratic nominee Eric Adams is the overwhelming favorite but his
Republican opponent has accused him of being out of touch with regular
New Yorkers.

William Denselow reports.

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UK CHANCELLOR DELIVERS AUTUMN BUDGET

The UK's Chancellor Rishi Sunak has set out his Autumn budget - laying out spending plans for the next 12 months. Mr Sunak told parliament that the economy is recovering quicker than expected - and has pledged investment in a number of areas as a result. Laura Makin-Isherwood has more.

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GERMANY'S COVID 'STATE OF EMERGENCY' TO END IN NOVEMBER

Germany has outlined new plans for how it manages the Covid-19 pandemic, with senior party leaders agreeing the official state of emergency should come to an end. 

It means several restrictions will now be put on hold, while some other measures will remain in place until early next year. 

From Berlin, Trent Murray reports. 

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Artworks taken by France in 19th century to be returned to Benin

Thrones, statues and masks are among the 26 pieces of art and cultural heritage that will be returned by France to Benin next month.

The furniture and sculptures were taken after fighting between France and the Kingdom of Dahomey (PRON: Da-oh-mey) in Benin in the late 1800s.

From FSN's bureau in Paris, here's Ross Cullen.

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India's Supreme Court orders probe into Pegasus snooping allegations

India's top court has ordered an independent probe into allegations that the government used Israeli spyware Pegasus to snoop on critics, journalists and opposition leaders.

The Indian government has denied the allegations, saying no illegal surveillance was carried out but has refused to confirm or deny if the spyware was used.

Neha Poonia has more.

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UK BUDGET DAY

UK finance minister Rishi Sunak will set out his budget later (1130G) describing it as preparation "for a new economy" post-Covid.

The Chancellor will promise rising wages, money for the National Health Service and investment in transport.

But he's under pressure to tackle the rising cost of living.

Jake Karia runs a food manufacturer and says he wants to see more to address labour shortages.

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Delta sub-lineage AY.4.2 found in six Indian states

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The AY 4 2 variant of the novel coronavirus is causing concern in India after potentially leading to surges in several European nations.

The sub-lineage of the highly transmissible Delta variant has been discovered in six states.

With millions still unvaccinated in the country, experts are worried about a surge in infections.

Ishan Garg reports.

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Japan’s LDP set to lose seats but retain comfortable majority

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party is projected to lose seats in the general election held Sunday, according to a local media poll. However, it looks set to retain a majority with the cooperation of its coalition partner.

Phoebe Amoroso reports from Tokyo.

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Australia - No exemptions for unvaccinated tennis players despite Prime Ministers guarantee.

The Premier of the state of Victoria, which hosts the Australian Tennis Open, says unvaccinated players will not be granted an exemption to enter Australia to play the January tournament.

This comes in response to the Australian Prime Ministers Scott Morrison statement that unvaccinated players would be allowed into Australia for the tournament, but would need to quarantine for two weeks.

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Hong Kong activist group struck off Companies Registry

Hong Kong authorities have removed a high profile activist group from the city's Companies Registry, accusing it of trying to "subvert state power." The government says the move is in the public interest, but activists say it's "unnecessary" and "unreasonable."

Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong.

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US FDA authorises Pfizer jab for 5 - 11-year-olds

Children in the US could soon be vaccinated against covid-19

The Food and Drug Administration advisory panel has recommended authorising the Pfizer jab for children aged 5 to eleven.

It says the benefits of the shot outweigh any other health risks.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington

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Strong earnings results boost US markets

Strong earrings results helped boost the US markets on Tuesday.

A number of major tech companies also released their results after the
closing bell.

Sarah Walton reports.

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Washington revokes China telecom license over national security

Washington has revoked the operating license of China Telecom.

It's the latest major Chinese firm to have its rights withdrawn, over U.S. national security concerns.

Caroline Malone reports.

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Buckingham Palace: Queen will NOT attend Cop26 in person

The Queen will not participate in the Cop26 climate change summit in person.

Instead of traveling to Glasgow, Buckingham Palace says the 95 year old monarch will record a video message for the gathering instead.

The news comes just days after her doctors urged her to rest after she spent a night in hospital a week ago.

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UN climate report warns of risks of missing COP climate targets

A UN climate report has warned that countries face disastrous temperature rises if they fail to strengthen climate ambitions. 

The report has said current pledges would only reduce carbon by 7% by 2030.

It comes ahead of the COP26 summit which starts this Sunday in Glasgow.

Lucy Hough has more from Brussels. 

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US pledges $100m to ASEAN in face of growing Chinese influence

US president Joe Biden has announced more than $100 million to support Southeast Asia in the face of growing Chinese influence.

He made the pledge at the start of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit - a yearly meeting of ten southeast Asian countries.

From Washington Kate Fisher reports

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UN Secretary General: "Climate crisis is a code red for humanity."

The UN Secretary General has described the climate crisis as a code
red for humanity.

It comes just six days before many world leaders are due to gather for
the COP26 environment summit in Glasgow.

Sarah Walton reports

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U.S. experts consider vaccines for 5-11-year-olds

The panel of experts for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is
deciding whether to approve the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine for children.

It could mean 5-11-year-olds are eligible for doses as early as next month.

Nick Harper reports from Washington.

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UN report finds emissions cut pledges insufficient

A new United Nations report has found that current global pledges to
curb emissions will fail to prevent a dangerous rise in temperatures.

This comes just days before world leaders are set to gather in
Glasgow, Scotland, for a major climate summit.

William Denselow reports from UN headquarters in New York.

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China imposes fresh restrictions to battle Delta variant

China has locked down a city of four million, in an effort to stamp out a spike in coronavirus cases.

The city involved, Lanzhou, has seen six news cases, and residents have been told to shelter in place, unless they have an emergency.

Beijing residents have also been told not to leave or enter the city. Tuesday’s latest restrictions come as China reported 29 new cases nationally.

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PUBLIC SECTOR PAY FREEZE IN UK SET TO BE LIFTED

Public sector workers in the UK are set to see their wages rise once again, when a pay-freeze is lifted next year. The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, is set to deliver his plans for the next financial year in his Autumn Budget tomorrow…unions say any lift needs to take increased living costs into account.

Laura Makin-Isherwood reports.

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Germany's new Parliament sits for first time

A month after national elections, Germany's new Parliament is to sit for the first time. 

The group of new lawmakers will begin taking their seats in the chamber, as coalition talks continue to form a parliamentary majority. 

The occasion marks an official end to Chancellor Angela Merkel's time leading Germany, but as Berlin Correspondent Trent Murray explains, she will still be required to stick around a little while longer. 

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Russian lawmakers grill Google, Facebook over non-compliance

Russian lawmakers questioned representatives of Google and Facebook over failing to delete illegal content and accused YouTube of applying double standards in dealings with Russian state media. The US tech giants are facing multi-million fines from Moscow for violating local laws regulating online political activism and stand accused of interfering in Russia's domestic affairs. Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.
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India's Minister of Interior in Kashmir amid rising attacks in the region

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India's Minister of Interior Affairs Amit Shah is on three-day visit to Kashmir.

His visit comes amid rising tensions in the region, with experts warning of growing militancy.

But officials say the situation has actually improved in the past two years, as Ishan Garg reports from New Delhi.

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Japan’s Princess Mako marries former college classmate amid controversy

Japan's Princess Mako married her former college classmate Kei Komuro early on Tuesday morning, marking her official exit from the Imperial Household.

The union has been met by widespread public criticism over a financial dispute involving Komuro's family.

Phoebe Amoroso reports from Tokyo.

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Hong Kong Security Bureau dismisses Amnesty security law criticism

Hong Kong's Security Bureau is dismissing allegations the city's controversial national security law is eroding public freedoms. The latest criticism of the legislation comes as global human rights group Amnesty International says it is closing its Hong Kong offices, because of the impact of the law.

Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong.

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Tech sector propels U.S. markets up to record highs

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 hit record highs Monday thanks to a big day
for the tech sector.

This comes as the biggest players in the industry are set to release
quarterly earnings results throughout the trading week.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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United Nations condemns Sudan coup

The United Nations has condemned the coup in Sudan.

Military leaders have arrested political leaders in the capital Khartoum.

Sarah Walton reports.

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Questions about Live Ammunition on Rust Set

Authorities are investigating the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on a movie set in New Mexico. 

She died and the movie's director was wounded after actor Alec Baldwin fired a gun being used as a prop.

Rachel Silverman has this report. 

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Sudan Coup

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A military coup in Sudan is reportedly underway, with the country's civilian leaders under arrest. Sudan's  transitional prime minister Abdallah Hamdok and other government officials are reportedly under house arrest.Sudan's Ministry of Information says that the detentions were conducted by "joint military forces".

 Coletta Wanjohi reports from Addis Ababa : 

 

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