Monday, June 29, 2015

EU Commission President says Greek referendum will be about staying in the Euro

European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker says Sunday's referendum in Greece on whether to accept a eurozone bailout offer, will determine whether Greece stays in the euro. 

In a press address in Brussels, Mr. Juncker had harsh words for Greece saying he was disappointed with the Greek government's decision to call a snap referendum after working hard to organize a deal for Greece but that he would respect the democratic process.

Mr. Juncker said the Greek people have not been well informed about the creditors' proposal, which they vote on next week, but urged them to vote 'yes'.

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Mr. Juncker went on to encourage the Greek public to vote "yes" to the Eurozone's proposal, and denied accusation it was presented as ultimatum.

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UK Home Sec lays flowers at Tunisia attack site

The UK government has confirmed 18 British nationals are now known to have died in the Tunisia attack - but say that number will rise...

It's thought around 30 of the 38 killed in the holiday resort of Sousse are from the UK.

A gunman, understood to be acting for Islamic State, opened fire on the beach on Friday.

The Home Secretary Theresa May has laid flowers at the site of the attack - and condemned the act of brutality...

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The Home Secretary Theresa May has laid flowers at the site of the attack - and has paid tribute to those involved...

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The Home Secretary Theresa May has laid flowers at the site of the attack - and has met with her government counterparts in Tunisia...

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The Home Secretary Theresa May has laid flowers at the site of the attack - and says the UK will stand united against terrorism...

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EU Commission says capital controls are legal in Greece situation

The European Commission has denied accusations by the Greece government that an enforcement of capital controls in Greece is illegal.

The Greek government says it's had no choice but to shut Greek banks and the Athens Stock Exchange ahead of a referendum to accept or reject the eurozone's conditions for a financial rescue deal Greece desperately needs.

Taylor Esler reports.

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At least 30 Britons killed in Tunisia terror attack


It's believed 30 British tourists were killed in the Tunisia terror attack, that took place on a beach in the tourist resort of Sousse on Friday.


The British Prime Minister is holding another Cobra emergency committee meeting today, on how best to combat the terrorist threat from the  Islamic State.


Our UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports…


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UK launch biggest terror investigation over Tunisia since 7/7 bombings

Authorities in Tunisia say the gunman who killed 38 people at a beach resort was likely to have had help in carrying out the attack...

A spokesman from the country's Interior Ministry told Reuters they were "sure" that Seifeddine Rezgui was assisted.

At least 30 of the 38 killed were British, and the UK's MET Police have started a major terror investigation, including the deployment of officers and forensic teams to Tunisia. 

MET Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley explains why there has been a delay in identifying bodies...

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Ukraine could suspend debt payments almost immediately if talks with creditors fail

Ukraine could suspend its debt payments and be forced into a fully fledged default within days if no solution is reached at a meeting with creditors.


Ukraine is facing a $15.3 billion funding gap that worsened after Russia's annexation of Crimea and backing for militants in eastern Ukraine.


Tom Barton reports.



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New York prison escapee caught

The second of two convicted murderers who escaped a maximum security
prison earlier this month has been captured.

David Sweat was apprehended by law enforcement authorities near the
Canadian border Sunday afternoon, three weeks after a sensational
prison break.

His capture comes two days after fellow escapee Richard Matt was shot
and killed.

Liling Tan reports from New York.

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Sunday, June 28, 2015

Capital controls take effect in Greece

Greece is waking up to a closed stock exchange and banking system after a move by the Greek government to curb capital flight - all ahead of a referendum next week on whether to accept another financial bailout.

SpaceX vows to recover from mission failure

US company SpaceX says it will recover and move forward after one of its rockets exploded following lift-off from Cape Canaveral.

The Falcon 9 rocket blew-up over the Atlantic Ocean on its way to deliver supplies to the International Space Station.

Steve Mort reports from Florida.

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Iran's top nuclear negotiator returns home

With just days to go before a key deadline, Iran's top nuclear negotiator has left Vienna for Tehran .

Officials from the P5+1 group - the permanent five members of the UN Security Council plus Germany - continue to note as much as they'd like to see if a deal is possible - difficult questions remain .

Our U-S correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:

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SpaceX rocket explodes after lift-off

An unmanned US rocket carrying cargo to the International Space Station has exploded shortly after lift-off.

The privately operated SpaceX vehicle blew up with two-tons of supplies onboard.

An investigation is underway, as Steve Mort reports.

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ECB to cap emergency loans to Greece

Greece may see its emergency funding capped as reports emerge that European Central Bank governers are considering how to manage an imminent default.

Banks in Greece have been kept afloat by the ECB's emergency liquidity assistance or ELA mechanism since negotiations began to extend Greece's bailout.

Greece's current bailout expires on Tuesday but talks with Eurozone finance ministers have broken down. 

Eurozone finance ministers have been drawing up contingency plans, as Athens prepares to hold a referendum next week on the terms of a bailout deal which Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has labeled unfair.

Our Europe correspondent in Brussels Sandra Gathmann says Greek banks may not open on Monday.

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Disney Theme Parks Banning Selfie Sticks

Selfie sticks will be banned from all Disney theme parks starting this week. 

Disney says the selfie sticks have become a growing safety concern for its guests and cast. 

Technology Correspondent Rachel Silverman reports from San Francisco. 


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"Extra vigilant" Tunisia tourists warned

The British government is warning further attacks in Tunisia are possible following the massacre at a beach resort which left at least 38 dead...

The Foreign Office is urging those travelling to the country to be "extra vigilant".

Our UK correspondent Dan Whitehead reports...

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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Begins 5-Day US Visit

The Brazilian President, Dilma Rousseff, has arrived in the United States for long-delayed visit, hoping to shore up economic ties between the Western hemisphere’s two largest economies.

Rousseff called off a trip planned for October 2013, after revelations that Washington spied on her - but she'll now spend five days in the US, as our correspondent in New York Lorna Shaddick reports.

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US labor market in focus for Wall Street

It’s a shortened trading week in the United States but investors are eyeing key labour market data set to be released over the next few days.

With the unemployment rate currently at 5.5% the Federal Reserve are looking for signs of improvement before they pull the trigger on interest rate hikes.

Nick Harper reports from New York.

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Friday, June 26, 2015

Reports one New York manhunt suspect killed

US media are reporting one of the two escaped New York convicts has been killed by police. 

Reports suggest Richard Matt was shot by police following an attempted car jacking. 

The men have been on the run for three weeks after they escaped from a prison in upstate New York.

Our correspondent in New York, Nick Harper has the latest.

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Our correspondent in New York, Nick Harper says police have searched a large portion of northeast America looking for the men. 

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A good man - Pres. Obama remembers Rev. Pinckney

U.S. President Barack Obama is urging all Americans to take the example of Reverend Clementa Pickney and break the silence on key issues including guns and racism.

He spoke at the funeral for the pastor of Emanuel American Methodist Episcopal Church, where Rev. Pinckney and 8 others were shot to death during Wednesday night Bible study on June 17.

Our U.S. Correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:

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In closing his eulogy for Reverend Clementa Pinckney and the eight other victims, U.S. President Barack Obama urged Americans to use them as an inspiration for change.

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U.S. President Barack Obama urged South Carolina and others to remove the Confederate flag, first flown during America's civil war 150 years ago.

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U.S. President Barack Obama said it's time to change the unique mayhem of gun violence in America.

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UN urges end of barrel bomb attacks in Syria

The United Nations has condemned the use of barrel bombs against civilian populations in Syria, calling them "inhumane" and "indiscriminate".

The specially-held meeting was led by the French and Spanish ambassadors who claim the Syrian government is using them to target innocent civilians.

Our UN correspondent Nick Harper says there is growing pressure at the UN to hold the government accountable. 

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Our UN correspondent Nick Harper says Syrian human rights groups called on the UN to act. 

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UN condemns global terror attacks

The UN Secretary-General has condemned "in the strongest terms" the global terrorist attacks on Friday. 

It comes after a gun attack in Tunisia in a holiday resort, a suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in Kuwait and a beheading in France. 

The Deputy Spokesperson, Farhan Haq, read out Ban Ki-moon's statement on the attacks.

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The Deputy Spokesperson, Farhan Haq, said the Secretary-General believed this would only strengthen a global response against terrorism. 

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