Wednesday, March 25, 2015

ZAYN MALIK QUITS ONE DIRECTION

Zayn Malilk has left the pop band One Direction.

They will continue as a four piece - first formed by the UK reality talent show X Factor - and now one of the biggest selling acts on the planet.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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Landmark sex discrimination case in final phase

12 jurors are about to begin their deliberations in the landmark sexual discrimination lawsuit that has rocked Silicon Valley.

The case pits Ellen Pao, a former junior investment partner, against venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, whom she accuses of failing to promote her because of her gender.

Rebecca Bowring reports.

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Yemen's President Calls On UN For Support


Yemen's President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi has asked the United Nations to back military action against the advancing Shi’ite Houthi rebels. In a letter to the UN Security Council, he asked for a resolution that would authorize military support from ‘willing countries.’ 
Patrice Howard reports.

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European leaders visit French plane crash site

The leaders of France, Germany and Spain have visited an area near the site of the Germanwings plane crash that killed all 150 people on board. 

Meanwhile, investigators have found the plane's damaged cockpit voice recorder and are trying to recover the information it collected.

Our correspondent Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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Lord Hall pays tribute to Clarkson, but says he couldn't stay on Top Gear

The BBC has sacked Jeremy Clarkson, the presenter of the TV show Top Gear after he attacked a show producer.

The director general of the BBC, Tony Hall said the decision had not been taken lightly and would divide opinion however he said a line had been crossed when the TV presenter resorted to physical violence.

This was the latest in a series of controversies, Clarkson was reportedly on his final warning after a series of gaffs and inappropriate comments.   

The show is one of the BBC's biggest assets worth an estimated $75 million a year, with a worldwide audience of 350 million people.

BBC Director General Lord Hall said despite his popularity, Clarkson could not remain on the show after the incident. 


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BBC Director General Lord Hall said despite his popularity, Clarkson could not remain on the show, but he thanks him for his work.  

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Heinz and Kraft merge in 40 billion dollar deal

Two of the world's most well-known food companies are merging, to create a giant consumer brand.
As John Clarke reports from Washington Heinz and Kraft are combining forces in a 40 billion dollar deal.

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BBC drops Top Gear's Clarkson over fracas with a producer


The BBC has sacked Jeremy Clarkson, the presenter of the TV show Top Gear.

It follows an altercation with a producer but was the latest in a series of controversies as Catherine Drew reports from London. 


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Yemen turmoil threatens US strategy

Shiite rebels in Yemen claim to have seized a military base which, until recently, was central to American efforts targeting the local branch of Al Qaeda.

Meanwhile, the country's beleaguered president has reportedly fled his home in the port city of Aden, amidst clashes between forces loyal to him and fighters of the Houthi movement.

As Malcolm Brown reports from Washington, the turmoil in Yemen is a serious setback for an American strategy that not so long ago was being touted by President Obama as a success.  

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China hands the U.S. a list of its most-wanted on corruption charges

China has handed a list of its most-wanted corrupt officials to the United States, in a bid to find and return them to China- that's according to the country's state newspaper, the 'China Daily'.

The so-called 'priority list' is said to include more than 150 Chinese government officials believed to be on the run in the United States.

Nina-Maria Potts reports:

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Two Americans among 150 passengers killed in French Alps plane crash

A mother and daughter from the US state of Virginia were have been named as victims of Tuesday's plane crash in the southern French Alps.

Yvonne Selke and daughter Emily were among the 150 passengers killed when the Germanwings jetliner, travelling from Spain to Germany  went down.

From Washington Kevin McAleese reports

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Cameron rules out VAT rise in last PMQs before election

British Prime Minister David Cameron has ruled out a rise in a goods and services tax if he wins the upcoming general election. 

In the last Prime Minister's Question Time before the ballot the British leader was pressed whether they would be a rise in VAT by opposition Labour party leader Ed Miliband. 

The announcement came as Mr Miliband poked fun at David Cameron's comments earlier in the week that he would not seek a third term as Prime Minister,  if he wins this years election. 

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The announcement came as the two men sparred over which party offered the best economic plan for the country less than six weeks away from the general election. 

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Dramatic arrests at Ukrainian cabinet meeting

Dramatic arrests have been made at a cabinet meeting in Ukraine.


The arrests, made while media were present, are thought to be part of an anti-corruption drive by President Petro Poroshenko's administration.


Tom Barton reports.


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Cameron pays tribute to crash victims

British Prime Minister David Cameron says the UK stands ready to send assistance to France in the difficult recovery operation following the crash of the Germanwings flight in the French Alps on Tuesday. 

72 German citizens and 49 Spaniards were among the victims. At least 3 Britons are known to have been on the flight from Barcelona to Dusseldorf.   

In the British parliament David Cameron sent his condolences to the families involved.


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3 Britons confirmed on the Germanwings crash flight


British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has confirmed that at least 3 Britons were on the Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps on Tuesday, killing all 150 people on board. 

British authorities have expressed condolences and say they are on standby to offer any assistance to France with the difficult recovery operation. 

A Manchester resident and her baby son are known to have been on the flight.  Marina Bandres Lopez Belio had been returning to her native Spain to attend a funeral. 

49 victims were from Spain and 72 from Germany, including sixteen German teenagers and two teachers who had been on a language exchange programme. 

Philip Hammond says its possible that more British citizens were on the doomed flight. 


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European leaders to visit plane crash site

French, German and Spanish leaders are due to visit the region in the French Alps near where a Germanwings airplane crashed, killing all one hundred and fifty people on board. 

Investigators have retrieved one of the plane's flight recorders but the cause of the crash remains a mystery.

Our correspondent Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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At least 3 Britons on the Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps

British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has confirmed that at least 3 Britons were on the Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps on Tuesday, killing all 150 people on board. 

British authorities have expressed condolences and say they are on standby to offer any assistance to France with the recovery operation.  From London, Catherine Drew reports. 


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RUSSIA FAILS IN A BID TO STOP UN BENEFITS TO ALL GAY COUPLES

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Russia has failed to stop the United Nations extending staff benefits to all same-sex couples.
The UN Budget Committee recognised gay spouses, regardless of whether or not gay marriage is legal in their country of origin.
Julia Lyubova reports...


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3G 'IN TALKS' TO BUY KRAFT

A Brazilian private equity firm is reportedly in talks to buy US food giant Kraft for more than $40bn.

3G already owns a series of major global food brands and has been linked to several more.

Kraft is one of America's biggest food companies, and owns several iconic US brands.

Danny Cox of stockbroker Hargreaves Lansdown says this would be a significant deal.

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INVESTIGATORS EXAMINE GERMANWINGS BLACK BOX

Investigators are examining the black box recorder from the crashed Germanwings Airbus A320 which came down in the French Alps.

All 150 people on board the flight from Barcelona to Dusseldorf were killed.

French investigators are trying to work out why the plane went into an eight minute descent and then crashed.

Search and rescue teams are at the site of the disaster between Digne and Barcelonnette.

The majority of the victims are German and Spanish.

Air crash investigator Tony Cable says it's not necessarily surprising that communication didn't come from the plane as it descended.

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INVESTIGATORS, RESCUE TEAMS CONTINUE ALPS CRASH WORK

Investigators are examining the black box recorder from the crashed Germanwings Airbus which came down in the French Alps.

All 150 people on board the flight from Barcelona to Dusseldorf were killed.

French investigators are trying to work out why the plane went into an eight minute descent and then crashed.

Search and rescue teams are at the site of the disaster between Digne and Barcelonnette.

The majority of the victims are German and Spanish.

16 German school pupils returning from an exchange trip are among the dead.

Reporter Simon Conway is at their Joseph Koenig School in Haltern.

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