Tuesday, November 3, 2020

TANZANIA’S OPPOSITION LEADERS HELD AND BY POLICE FOR INSTIGATING POST ELECTION VIOLENCE

Tanzania's top Chadema leaders , Tundu Lissu, Freeman Mbowe and Godbless Lema are being held by the Tanzania Police for allegedly mobilizing youth over the weekend to start burning cars and petrol stations.

 

Daniel kijo reports


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Wisconsinites head to the polls despite coronavirus surge

Despite a surge in Covid-19 cases, large numbers of Wisconsinites are
heading to the polls to vote in this key battleground state.

As William Denselow reports from Milwaukee, a Supreme Court decision
decision has motivated some to vote in person rather than through
mail-in ballots.

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Florida poll open with slight lead for Joe Biden

Joe Biden has begun election day with a slight lead in the polls in
the swing state of Florida.

But figures show Republicans have almost matched Democrats in early
voting turnout.

Sarah Walton reports from Tallahassee

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Joe Biden spends election day in must-win Pennsylvania

US presidential hopeful Joe Biden is spending election day campaigning
in Pennsylvania, a state which could hold the keys to the White House.

Earlier the Democratic challenger visited the church in his hometown
of Wilmington, Delaware where his first wife, daughter and one of his
sons is buried.

Nick Harper reports from Wilmington.

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Election day dawns in USA

It's election day in the United States and a record number of voters are expected to participate and decide whether President Trump deserves four more years in the White House, or whether he should be replaced by Joe Biden.


Nearly 100 million Americans participated in early voting before polls officially opened at dawn on election day itself.


The stakes are enormous.


Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.


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Manhunt continues in Vienna following terrorist attack

Police in Vienna are continuing their search for more attackers following a terrorist shooting in the Austrian capital. Police shot and killed one gunman who began attacking people near a local synagogue but the country's interior minister fears more gunmen could still be on the run. 

Trent Murray has the latest from Frankfurt. 

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RADIO: DRC ARMY DECLARED CHILD FREE

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The UN annual Children and Armed Conflict report has removed the Democratic Republic of Congo's army from the list of troops that recruit and use child soldiers.

The removal is only the second to have been done since 2014.


 Chris Ocamringa has more from Kinshasa.

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Assailants kill civilians in Ethiopia


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The African Union has condemned the killing of civilians in Ethiopia's Oromia region.

A massacre, which the government says was caused by an illegal armed group, happened on 1st November. 

The armed assailants gunned down people in broad daylight.


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Nearly one hundred million Americans have already voted, as polls open

Polls have started to open in the United States - nearly one hundred million Americans have already cast their votes, more than two thirds the total ballots counted in 2016. 


Both candidates criss-crossed the country in the final days of campaigning. Election Day sees President Donald Trump at the White House, while his Democratic challenger is spending the day in Pennsylvania, where the president is threatening legal action.


Nina-Maria Potts reports:


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LIVERPOOL TO PILOT CITY-WIDE COVID-19 TESTING

The entire population of the city of Liverpool in the UK will be regularly tested for Covid-19 as part of a trial using new rapid-turnaround tests. 


The British government is hoping that if the scheme is successful mass testing can be rolled out nationwide in time for Christmas. 


Holly Hudson has more. 


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At least four dead after terror attack in Vienna

At least four people have been killed and 15 wounded in a series of shootings in Austria's capital.

Authorities say the attack in Vienna was carried out by at least one "Islamist terrorist." 

From the Brussels bureau, Europe Correspondent Lucy Hough has more. 

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AUSTRIA MANHUNT CONTINUES AFTER ATTACKS

Police in Austria are still hunting at least one suspect after gun attacks that killed four people.

Gunmen opened fire at six locations in Vienna, also wounding seventeen victims.

One of the attackers was shot dead by police, and is described by the country's Interior Minister as an 'Islamist terrorist'.

Another suspect was arrested.

Security expert Professor Michael Clarke says Austria is not well used to this type of incident.

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BELARUS FIRST IN LINE TO RECEIVE RUSSIAN VACCINE

Belarus will be the first country to receive the Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine, according to its Prime Minister, Roman Golovchenko.

The Russian made vaccine is the first to be registered in the world, despite phase three trials still in progress.

Belarus is part of that testing programme, which is required before mass vaccinations of the population can begin.

Stuart Smith reports from Moscow.

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AUSTRALIA: Melbourne Cup run to an empty stadium

A sunny day in Melbourne saw the running of the famous horse race, the Melbourne Cup in most unusual circumstances.
Arthur Stevens has more.

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US Mission in Uganda Issues Travel Advisory Against Traveling to Kampala

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The United States has warned its citizens against traveling to the capital Kampala saying there's potential civil disturbances.

Uganda is nominating its presidential candidates ahead of the 2021 election and the political temperature is rising.

Isabel Nakirya reports

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Dr Deborah Birx: "Much more aggressive action" needed to combat coronavirus

Senior Trump Coronavirus advisor Dr Deborah Birx has said "much more aggressive action" is needed to fight the US's coronavirus pandemic.

 

Her comments in an internal memo conflict with President Trump's assertion that the US is "rounding the corner"

 

From Washington Jagruti Dave reports.

 

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Re: Popular S. Korean comedian and mother both found dead at home



On Tue, Nov 3, 2020 at 11:25 AM Bruce Harrison <harrisonb@featurestory.com> wrote:
Prominent South Korean comedian Park Ji-sun and her mother have both been found dead at Ms. Park's home in Seoul. Police are investigating and have yet to announce a formal cause of death.

Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul. 

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On US election eve Biden makes closing argument

Joe Biden has warned President Trump poses a threat to America's
future in his closing argument to US voters.

The Democratic nominee has laid out contrasting visions of America
under a Biden administration or a second term of Donald Trump,

He's preparing for a final day of campaigning in Pennsylvania before
heading to his home city of Wilmington, Delaware to watch the results
come in.

From where Nick Harper reports.

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Popular S. Korean comedian and mother both found dead at home

Prominent South Korean comedian Park Ji-sun and her mother have both been found dead at Ms. Park's home in Seoul. Police are investigating and have yet to announce a formal cause of death.

Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul. 

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Beijing "Summons" Ma Ahead of Ant IPO

China's central bank and three other Chinese regulators held talks with Ant Group's top executives and it founder Jack Ma ahead of the company's blockbuster debut on Thursday.

It comes after comments Ma made at a summit in Shanghai held last month criticising regulators and bankers.

Patrick Fok reports from Beijing.

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