Wednesday, January 2, 2019

TERROR SUSPECT DETAINED UNDER MENTAL HEALTH LAWS

A man arrested over a knife attack in Manchester which is being treated as a terrorist incident - has also been detained under mental health laws.

The 25 year-old is suspected of attempted murder, after three people were stabbed at Manchester's Victoria railway station on New Year's Eve.

Three victims were left with serious injuries after what police say was a 'frenzied' attack.

Sir Richard Leese is leader of Manchester City Council.

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Death toll rises to 14 in Russian apartment explosion, but baby plucked from rubble

Russian authorities say 14 people are now confirmed dead after a gas explosion tore through an apartment block on New Year's Eve. Firefighters are still desperately searching for dozens of people, after nearly 50 apartments were destroyed. Dan Ashby has more.

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French people still split over the yellow vest movement

A survey of French people has revealed the country is still split about the yellow vest movement.

There's been seven weeks of protests in France over the cost of living. 

And while the government has made some concessions, almost half of people believe their voices wont be listened to.

Paris Correspondent Oliver Whitfield-Miocic reports. 

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Monday, December 31, 2018

Trump changes policy on Syria - says troop withdrawal will be "slow"

US President Donald Trump now says the abrupt withdrawal of US troops from Syria he announced earlier this month will be carried out "slowly".

His change of approach confirmed remarks by Republican Senator Lindsey Graham.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington

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RPTS: Dems ready spending-bill proposal to end U.S. shutdown

Democrats in the House of Representatives have reportedly agreed on a plan to fund the US government

The partial shutdown, already in its tenth day, is set to drag into the new year

In Washington here's Kevin McAleese

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Senator Warren announces exploratory committee

US Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren has announced she's forming an exploratory committee to consider a 2020 presidential run.

The move allows Massachusetts Democrat, known for her opposition to big banks, to ramp up fundraising for her campaign.

Harry Horton reports from Washington.

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UK Home Secretary Chairs Meeting to Deal with Migrant Issue

The British Home Secretary, Said Javid, is chairing talks in London over migrants attempting to reach Britain by the English Channel.


220 people have attempted the journey since November, often in small and unsafe boats.


UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports.


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Russia arrests US citizen on spying charges

Russia's intelligence service, the FSB, has arrested a US citizen on suspicion of being a spy. If found guilty, the man could face up to 20 years in prison. Dan Ashby has more.

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High security for New Year's Eve celebrations in France

Security forces are on high alert in France ahead of the countdown to the new year celebrations.

A huge number of police are being deployed to counter the threat of terrorism and potential yellow vest protests. 

Our Paris correspondent Oliver Whitfield-Miocic reports. 

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Merkel calls for international cooperation in New Year's address

German chancellor Angela Merkel called for Germany to take on "more responsibility" globally in her annual New Year's address. 

Merkel recently stepped down as head of her conservative party, but reiterated that she plans to stay on as chancellor until twenty twenty one.

Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.

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TALKS OVER ENGLISH CHANNEL MIGRANT 'CRISIS'

UK Home Secretary Sajid Javid is chairing talks in London over the growing number of migrants heading across the English channel from France in small boats.

He says there are no 'easy answers', despite agreeing a joint action plan with France's interior minister.

Over 220 people have attempted the crossing from France to the UK since November.

Bishop of Barking Peter Hill, who's been taking a lead role for the Church of England on the issue, believes there needs to be more compassion.

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Passenger strips on flight to India

Passengers on a flight from Dubai to India were shocked when a male passenger stripped during the journey and walked through the plane naked.

Our correspondent Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.

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Trump open to negotiation over border wall funding according to Senator

US President Trump is opening the door to negotiations in the ongoing battle over a border wall which has caused a partial government shut down -  according to Republican Senator Lindsey Graham. 

Following lunch with the president, Senator Graham says he believed there was a chance for compromise with the Democrats.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington

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Friday, December 28, 2018

'MAJOR INCIDENT' DECLARED OVER MIGRANT CROSSINGS TO ENGLAND

The UK's declared a 'major incident' over the growing number of migrants attempting to reach Britain in boats via the English Channel.

Home Secretary Sajid Javid is calling for French assistance in tackling the problem.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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Trump threatens total closure of Mexican border

American President Donald Trump has threatened to completely close the border with Mexico as the battle continues with Congress over funding his dream of a permanent wall.

As our Washington correspondent John Clarke reports, the partial US government shutdown has now entered its seventh day, with positions hardening on both sides.

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Syrian government move into key northern city

Kurdish militia have withdrawn from the northern Syrian city of Manbij
and invited pro-government forces to enter the area.

It's the first time forces loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad
have controlled this region in six years.

The move comes amid Kurdish fears that Turkey will launch an offensive
in the wake of the U.S. decision to pull all their troops out the
country.

U.S. correspondent William Denselow reports.

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Yellow vest protests could continue into 2019

The yellow vest protest movement in France is planning more demonstrations this weekend and on New Years Eve.

10 deaths have been linked to the ongoing protests which have turned violent in key French cities. 

And there could be more unrest by the group in 2019. 

Paris correspondent Oliver Whitfield-Miocic reports. 

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EU calls DRC ambassador explosion 'completely unjustified'

The European Union says it is completely unjustified that the Democratic Republic of Congo has expelled its ambassador.

The explosion is believed to be in reaction to the EU extending its sanctions against the DRC earlier in December but comes on the eve of historic elections in the country.
Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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Manhunt continues in Vienna after church attack

Austrian authorities are still searching for two men suspected of robbing a church in Vienna and injuring five monks, one of them seriously.

Police say the exact motive for the attack is still unclear, although they don't believe it was an act of terrorism.

Ira Spitzer has more from Berlin.

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POLICE IN ICELAND WAIT TO TALK TO CRASH SURVIVORS

Police in Iceland haven't been able to talk yet to injured passengers in a crash which killed three tourists.

The three British tourists - including a child - died after their vehicle crashed off a bridge.

Four other people in the car were critically injured and have been airlifted to Reykjavik.

The accident happened in Núpsvötn.

Local journalist Bjorn Malmquist says the bridge wasn't built for the number of tourists it gets today.

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