Monday, November 25, 2019

Federal Judge Rules Former White House Counsel Must Testify

A US judge has ruled that President Donald Trump's former White House Counsel Donald McGahn must comply with a subpoena to testify to the House of Representatives in its impeachment  inquiry.

The House Judiciary Committee has been trying to force Donald McGahn to testify since April, about the President's attempts to obstruct the investigation into  Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential election.

US Correspondent Rachel Silverman has more. 

 

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US Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recovering at home after health scare

US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has returned home to recover after being hospitalised with chills and a fever.

Ginsburg's health could have wide reaching consequences as the Supreme Court makes decisions that could transform American law.

Alice Anderson has more from Washington.

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Priceless diamonds stolen in Germany

Thieves have stolen priceless diamonds from one of Europe's largest
collections of historic treasures. The break in at the Green Vault
museum in Dresden is being described as the biggest such theft since
the Second World War. Sarah Walton reports from Frankfurt.

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LVMH Bets It Can Restore Tiffany’s Shine With $16 Billion Deal


In an effort to restore some shine,  the world's biggest luxury goods company has bought the famed U.S.-based jeweller, Tiffany & Co, for more than $16 billion.  It is the largest luxury goods deal to date for LVMH and its billionaire owner, Bernard Arnault.  The conglomerate, which owns 75 brands, has created a mass market for luxury goods, and is valued at $220 billion dollars.  

Jillian Wolf reports.      
  
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TANZANIA THREATENS TO STOP BUYING CANADIAN AIRPLANES

Tanzania government is considering pulling out of aircraft deals with Canada in protest to the reported seizure of a Tanzanian plane over a contentious $33m debt owed to a South African farmer.

Daniel Kijo has more.


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US President Donald Trump hosts Bulgarian PM ahead of NATO summit


US President Donald Trump is expected to push NATO member Bulgaria to boost its military spending as the country's leader visits the White House.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov is in the U.S. capital just a week before a NATO leaders' summit in London.

Our Washington correspondent Giles Gibson has the details

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Former NY Mayor Michael Bloomberg launches presidential campaign

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has announced he is standing to be the Democratic Party presidential nominee.

The 77-year-old billionaire said he was standing "to defeat Donald Trump and rebuild America".

He joins 17 other candidates vying for the Democratic nomination to take on Mr Trump in 2020.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington

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Former NY Mayor Michael Bloomberg launches presidential campaign

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has announced he is standing to be the Democratic Party presidential nominee.

The 77-year-old billionaire said he was standing "to defeat Donald Trump and rebuild America".

He joins 17 other candidates vying for the Democratic nomination to take on Mr Trump in 2020.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington

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INVENTOR OF INTERNET LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO IMPROVE THE WEB

The inventor of the World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, has created a 'Contract for the Web', to try and avoid what he calls a 'digital dystopia'.

Fears over online harassment, the spread of disinformation, invasions of privacy, and election interference spurred the computer scientist to take action.

Stuart Smith has more from London.

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BRITISH LORRY DRIVER ADMITS PLOT FOLLOWING MIGRANT DEATHS

A British lorry driver accused over the deaths of 39 migrants has pleaded guilty to plotting to assist illegal immigration. 


Maurice Robinson is also charged with manslaughter, people trafficking and money laundering after a group of men, women and children were found dead in a trailer in Essex last month. 

Our London correspondent Holly Hudson reports. 


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London's Transport Regulator Refuses to Grant Uber New Licence

London will not grant a new licence to ride hailing app Uber, after the body Transport for London found the services was not 'fit and proper'.


An independent review of Uber's systems discovered more than 14 thousand rides by unauthorised drivers in late 2018 and early 2019.


But Uber says it has made significant changes to its safety standards, as UK correspondent Natalie Powell reports.



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Indian woman gives birth to child with two heads and three hands

A woman in India has given birth to a baby with two heads and three hands.

The new-born is under intensive care and observation currently.

Sreoshi Mukherjee has more...  

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UK Conservative Party launches general election manifesto

The UK Conservative Party will "get Brexit done" and "forge a new Britain", according to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as he launched his party's election manifesto. 


The 59-page manifesto comes 18 days before the 12th December general election.


Benji Hyer has the details from London. 


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France announces new measures to tackle domestic violence

The French government has announced it will recognize coercive control in the legal system and impose tougher penalties on men convicted of domestic violence, after a three month public consultation.

At least 138 French women have been killed by their partner or ex thus far this year.

Elena Casas reports from Paris. 


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Anti-corruption rallies under way in Kyrgyzstan

An anti-corruption rally is taking place in the Kyrgyzstan capital, Bishkek, with other protests happening elsewhere across the nation.

They were sparked following an investigation into organised crime in the Central Asian country.

Ross Cullen has more.

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One third of India's underground water reserves at risk of drying out, says government report

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A government report found that the state of ground water reserves in India is critical.

The report concluded that 22 per cent of the country's water table has dried out.

Ishan Garg has more from New Delhi.

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AUSTRALIA: No sign of British tourist missing in bushland since Saturday

Police have wound up their third day of searching for a British tourist near Victoria's Great Ocean Road.
There have been no reported sightings of the 25 year old man, who is said to have run into bushland after suffering a medical episode over the weekend.
Arthur Stevens has more

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K-pop star Goo Hara found dead in Seoul apartment

South Korean police are investigating the death of K-pop singer Goo Hara (HAH-LAH). Goo's death comes amid growing scrutiny of the intense K-pop industry and the darker side of South Korea's entertainment world. 

 

Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.


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AUSTRALIA: Mother charged with murder after her children were left in a hot car and died.

A woman has been charged with murder after leaving her two baby girls in a vehicle out in the blazing sun.
The charges have raised concerns that the authorities previously had been warned that the children were at risk.
Arthur Stevens reports

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AUSTRALIA: China attempted to plant an agent in Australian parliament according to a report

Australia's spy agency ASIO is folllowing up on reports that Chinese intelligence figures tried to plant one of their agents into the Australian Parliament.
The man at the heart of the claims, a luxury car dealer called Nick Zhao, was found dead in a Melbourne motel room in March this year after he had reportedly approached the agency.
Arthur Stevens reports

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