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Friday, May 13, 2016

UK AD INDUSTRY CONSIDERS UNHEALTHY FOOD AD BAN

A complete ban on advertising of unhealthy foods to children could help solve the obesity crisis in Britain, according to new proposals.

The advertising industry's own self-regulatory body - the Committee of Advertising Practice - is considering plans to limit the promotion of high fat, sugar and salt foods to under 16s.

The latest figures suggest one in five children in England is obese by the time they leave primary school.

Craig Jones from the CAP says even if advertising isn't the main factor in childhood obesity - it can play a role.

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EU MIGRANT MISSION 'FAILING' - REPORT

The European Union's naval mission aimed at tackling people trafficking in the Mediterranean is failing, according to a British report.

The House of Lords EU Committee says Operation Sophia is not disrupting people smugglers running routes towards Europe.

The Operation was launched to try and reduce the numbers of people dying while trying to cross from Libya to Italy.

UK reporter Charlotte Wright says the report is damning.

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Thursday, May 12, 2016

ICE Reportedly Planning Surge in Raids and Deportations of Central American Mothers and Children

United States immigration officials are reportedly planning a series of raids in May and June to deport hundreds of Central American mothers and children.

The news agency Reuters says its report is based on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement document confirmed by sources.

US Correspondent Rachel Silverman has details.

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UN Security Council says attacks on civilians in Syria may amount to war crimes

FBI: Encryption technology complicates counterterrorism

Islamic State is a brand that has lost significant power in the US - that;s according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey. But, the agency director warned that messaging encryption technology poses a real threat to counterterrorism measures,

Mimi Chiahemen reports from New York

Former Russian official confesses to massive doping fraud at Sochi Olympics

The former head of a Russian government laboratory has confessed to orchestrating a massive doping effort at the Sochi Winter Olympics in 2014.

Grigory Rodchenkov has told an American film-maker that he personally oversaw a program that provided 3 banned substances to as many as 15 Russian athletes who went on to become Olympic medalists.

Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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Republican leaders proclaim "very positive" meetings with Donald Trump

Republican leaders in the US say they've held a "very positive" meeting with Donald Trump.

Mr. Trump is spending the day trying to secure the support of top Republicans in Washington for his Presidential bid.

Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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After a meeting of more than an hour, Donald Trump appears to have gone at least part of the way to securing the backing of the top Republican in Washington…Paul Ryan.

But the Speaker of the House of Representatives stopped short of endorsing Mr. Trump for the White House.

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The Speaker of the House of Representatives Paul Ryan told reporters the meetings was a first step and that more conversations with Donald Trump will be needed.

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The Speaker of the House of Representatives Paul Ryan told reporters the meetings was a first step and that more conversations with Donald Trump will be needed.

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Ninth Russian military casualty confirmed in Syria

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Russian serviceman has died in hospital after being seriously injuried in the Syrian province of Homs, according to Russia's TASS news agency. The soldier suffered serious wounds from shelling by militants. He is now ninth casualty confirmed by Russia in Syria. Julia Lyubova reports from Moscow.

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MUSEVENI SLAMS ICC, CALLS IT USELESS

Newly sworn in president of Uganda Yoweri Museveni has attacked the International criminal court saying he lost interest in it

Uganda invited ICC wanted Sudan President Omar Bashir and says they cannot hand him to the Hague based court

Hillary Ayesiga reports

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In his maiden speech minutes after searing into office, Museveni took a swing at the International Criminal Court

Speaking before heads of states among them South African President Jacob Zuma and ICC wanted Sudan leader Omar Bashir, Museveni called the ICC a 'bunch of useless people'

Museveni said Uganda has no interest in it, adding to his previous vocal criticism of the Hague based court

In a live broadcast, Television cameras focused on Sudan's Bashir as he applauded Museveni's remarks

Uganda is a signatory to the Rome statute, a treaty that established the ICC

It is also one of the first countries to refer a case to the court

Fugitive Ugandan rebel leader Joseph Kony is wanted by the same court for war crimes and crimes against humanity

Already one of his co-accused rebel fighters Dominic Ongwen is currently facing trial at the Hague.

EVERTON SACK MARTINEZ

English Premier League side Everton have sacked manager Roberto Martinez.

They're 12th in the EPL and there had been growing pressure from fans for him to go.

UK correspondent Olly Barratt reports.

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Paul Ryan has "encouraging" meeting with Donald Trump

Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan says he's very encouraged following his meeting with presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

Mr. Ryan said that he and Mr. Trump do have differences in policy, but share principles common to the conservative movement.

The House Speaker said the time has come for the party to unify behind the controversial candidate, in order to beat Hillary Clinton in November - and warned against rushing into a "fake unification."

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Paul Ryan said Donald Trump is bringing millions of new voters to the Republican party.

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Paul Ryan said, despite their differences, he and Mr. Trump had a productive meeting.

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Republican leaders call Trump meeting "very positive"

Republican leaders in the US say they've held a "very positive" meeting with Donald Trump over ways of uniting the Party around his Presidential candidacy.

Mr. Trump spent more than an hour meeting Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House of Representatives who has said he is "not ready" to back the billionaire's Presidential bid.

Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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Aid groups call for robust tax haven action

World leaders have gathered in London for an anti-corruption summit hosted by British Prime Minister David Cameron and US Secretary of State John Kerry.

Several initiatives have emerged including the creation of a new global anti-corruption centre to be based in London, while the UK will also force foreign firms that own property in the UK to publicly declare their assets.

The summit got off to a rocky diplomatic start after David Cameron was accidentally caught on camera saying that Afghanistan and Nigeria are both fantastically corrupt. Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari agreed this was a fact, but called for greater international action to return stolen assets to his country.

Ojobo Atuluku, the Nigeria country director for the charity ActionAid says Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari cannot act alone.

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Aid groups have expressed disappointment that some tax havens with UK links such as the British Virgin Islands did not attend the summit. Ojobo Atuluku, the Nigeria country director for the charity ActionAid says the British leader must crack down on such havens.

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