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Friday, November 6, 2015

Third airplane with bodies of Russian passenger jet crash victims arrives home

A third airplane carrying the bodies and evidence collected at the site of the Russian passenger jet crash in Egypt has arrived in Saint Petersburg. Several European countries have halted flights to and from the Egyptian resort city of Sharm-el-Sheikh on safety concerns, while Russia and Egypt urge caution on bomb theory. Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.

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UK 'RESCUE FLIGHTS' BEGIN FROM SHARM EL SHEIKH

Germany to streamline asylum process

German chancellor Angela Merkel's governing coalition has agreed on new rules to speed up the process of deporting SOME asylum seekers.

The news comes after weeks of infighting over how to handle the country's large influx of refugees in recent months.

Our correspondent Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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Obama gives South Africa 60 day notice for suspension of AGOA trade benefits

US President Barack Obama has issued a 60-day notice to Congress and the South African government of his intent to suspend certain trade benefits for South Africa under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).

It comes after South Africa failed to eliminate long-standing barriers to U.S. poultry, pork, and beef imports - specifically, failing to meet a key deadline on October 15th to resume imports of U.S. poultry.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington.

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Thursday, November 5, 2015

Obama: Bomb Theory over Downed Russian Yet a "Possibility"

US President Barack Obama says there's a possibility that a terrorist bomb was responsible for downing a Russian airplane.

Russian and Egyptian authorities have cautioned against reaching conclusions about the cause of the Metrojet crash while investigations continue.

From Washington Daniel Ryntjes reports...

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Solar winds strip Mars of atmosphere needed for life

White House: reviewing safety for flights bound for the US

The White House is reviewing whether additional steps are needed to protect US commercial flights in response to the Russian plane crash.

On Saturday a flight from the Egyptian resort of Sharm el Sheikh bound for St Petersburg crashed killing all 244 people on board.

The UK government believes it was caused by a bomb and has suspended all flights from the airport.

The White House says that "some information has been learned" that supports Britain's suspicions but spokesman Josh Earnest refused to be drawn on details.

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EU expects 3 million refugee and migrant arrivals before 2017

The European Union expects 3 million refugees and migrants to arrive in Europe by 2017.

The predictions are continually being raised as the EU sees huge flows of people seeking sanctuary from war and conflict in countries like Syria, Iraq and across sub-saharan Africa.

Our Europe Correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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Gender wage gap exists in all sectors in U.S., says new study

CAMERON DEFENDS SHARM FLIGHT SUSPENSION

British Prime Minister David Cameron has defended the suspension of UK flights in and out of Sharm el-Sheikh after talks in London with Egypt's President.

Mr Cameron and President Fattah al-Sisi discussed security at the airport in Sharm-el-Sheikh after the UK claimed a bomb may have brought down a flight on its way to Russia at the weekend.

UK correspondent Olly Barratt reports.

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Rare Picasso Could Fetch 60 Million At NYC Auction

A double-sided painting by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso titled 'The
Nightclub Singer' is up for auction in New York City Thursday, and
it's expected to fetch at least $60 million dollars. American
businessman William Koch [pronounced Coke] purchased the piece for
around 1.7 million in 1984, but did not realize until years later that
a second painting was hiding on the reverse side of the canvas.

Patrice Howard reports from New York.

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Iran alleged to have hacked US government computers

Iran is being accused of launching cyber-attacks on US government officials.

The attacks are being linked to the arrest in Tehran of Iranian-American businessman.

As our US correspondent John Clarke reports, the hacks raise more questions about the security of sensitive US government computer systems.

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US Congress begins debate of Trans-Pacific Partnership

In new biography, George HW Bush slams Cheney, Rumsfeld

Former US President George Herbert Walker Bush is accusing some senior Republican figures of betraying the White House during the Presidency of his son, George W. Bush.

In a new biography, the first President Bush is witheringly critical of former Vice President Dick Cheney and former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.

Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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Colombia rules in favor of adoption for gay couples

Colombia's constitutional court has lifted a series of restrictions that previously banned same-sex couples from adopting children, unless one of them was the biological parent.

After hours of debate, the court reached its ruling in a 6-2 vote.

Andrea Arenas reports.

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US Secretary of Defense visits carrier in South China Sea

Cameron meets with Sisi in London

British Prime Minister David Cameron and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi are meeting at Downing Street.

The leaders are expected to discuss security measures, following the UK's halting of all flights between Sharm-el-Sheikh and Britain.

Dan Whitehead has more from Downing Street in London.

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UK Working to Resume Flights

The British government has announced it is working to resume flights to Saharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, after halting flights between the two destinations on Wednesday evening.

The decision was based on concerns that a bomb may have caused a Russian jet to crash last Saturday.

Albina Kovalyova reports from London
 
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The British Foreign Office says flights may resume as early as Friday, after imposing a temporary ban on airlines traveling between Sharm-El Sheikh and the UK.

Britain's Foreign Secretary Phillip Hammond said none of the 19 planned flights to the UK would depart on Thursday. However, Egyptian officials have claimed that the country's airports are safe.

Around 20,000 Britons are estimated to be in the popular Egyptian resort.

Last Saturday's flight from the resort to St. Petersburg crashed in the Sainai peninsula killing all 224 people on board. On Wednesday Downing Street said there was concern that a bomb could have caused the crash.