Search for Survivors in Miami Condo Called Off

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Officials in Florida have called off the search for survivors in the condo that collapsed just north of Miami two weeks ago. 

54 people are confirmed dead, and 86 are still missing. 

Rachel Silverman has that story. 

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S&P hits fresh record following Fed minutes

The S&P 500 hit a new record high Wednesday following the release of
minutes from the last Federal Reserve meeting.

And there were more gains for some big tech giants that also gave the
markets a boost.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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Trump Announces Lawsuit Over Social Media Bans

Former US president Donald Trump says he is suing Facebook, Twitter and Google for removing him from their platforms.

The social media giants limited Trump's accounts following the insurrection at the US Capitol in January.

Ira Spitzer has more from San Francisco.

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UGANDA SETS UP VACCINE HUB

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Uganda has announced that construction is under way for a vaccine manufacturing factory outside its capital Kampala.

The 500-million-dollar vaccine plant is being put up in partnership with the University of Illinois in the US. The plant will be used to also produce doses of COVID-19 jabs. Leon Solomon reports 

 

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RUSSIA DEPLOYING TROOPS TO AFGHANISTAN-TAJIKISTAN BORDER

Russia will deploy thousands of troops to the Afghanistan-Tajikistan border to prevent the Taliban forcing its way into the ex-Soviet state.

In the wake of the US-led NATO withdrawal, the Taliban have already forced Afghani troops across the border.

Stuart Smith reports from Moscow.

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New York throws ticker tape parade for essential workers

New York has been hosting it's first ticker tape parade since the
start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The event is being held to honor essential workers who kept the city
running during the lockdown.

Sarah Walton reports from the parade in New York.

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New York declares emergency to combat gun violence

New York has become the first state in the U.S. to declare gun
violence a disaster emergency.

The state recorded more than 50 shootings over the July 4th holiday as
gun-related deaths have escalated nationwide.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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Delta variant more than half of U.S. COVID-19 cases

A more infectious version of COVID-19 identified by the World Health Organisation as the 'Delta Variant' now accounts for most cases in the United States.

Health experts are warning that unvaccinated people are particularly vulnerable to serious illness. 

Caroline Malone reports.

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Haiti's President assassinated at home

Haiti's President Jovenel Moise has been assassinated at his home just
outside the capital Port-au-Prince.

According to the interim prime minister the attack took place in the
early hours of Wednesday morning.

Nick Harper reports.

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UK gvt facing questions over self-isolation rule changes

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a backlash over his government's decision to wait six weeks to end self-isolation rules. 

From 16th August, children and fully vaccinated adults in Britain won't need to isolate for 10 days having come into close contact with someone who's tested positive for Covid-19. 

But that date is more than a month after the end of coronavirus restrictions in the UK. 

From London, Benji Hyer reports. 

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UN Says Attacks on Schools Will Affect Education in Nigeria

The United Nations says attacks on schools in Nigeria will negatively impact education of children and youths in affected areas.

 

The latest of such attacks was on Monday in the country's northwestern state of Kaduna, where over 100 students were abducted.

 

Tesem Akende reports.

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Masks here to stay: German Health Minister

As the UK prepares to fully roll back Covid-19 restrictions, German officials have said they have no intentions of following a similar path. 

The country's Health Minister has told German radio that mask mandates will remain in place for many months to come. 

From Berlin, Trent Murray has more. 

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India's Health Minister resigns

As India braces for a third wave, the country's Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan has resigned.

The resignation comes months after a devastating second wave where India posted more deaths and cases than any other country in the world.

Neha Poonia has more.

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France to start charging foreign tourists for Covid-19 tests

From today/Wednesday/July 7, foreign tourists in France will have to pay for Covid-19 tests.

The move comes as the French tourism sector hopes for a safe and busy summer to get an economic boost after the disruption of 2020.

From FSN's bureau in Paris, here's Ross Cullen.

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Dutch crime journalist fighting for his life in hospital after shooting

A dutch crime journalist is fighting for his life after being shot in Amsterdam. 

Peter R. De Vries had been in a TV studio for a regular TV appearance before being targeted.

The 64-year is famous in The Netherlands for his work exposing crime syndicates, and has helped police solve a number of high-profile cases. 

Lucy Hough has more. 

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Australia - Government to enlist big business to ramp up vaccine rollout

The Australian government has met with more than 30 corporate business leaders with a view to ramping up the country's covid vaccine rollout.

Sydneys lockdown has been extended for another week after 27 new cases of community transmission were discovered in the past 24 hours, while other locations across the country are easing their latest restrictions as positive tests decrease.

Shaun Bindley reports from Brisbane.

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ENGLAND TO FACE DENMARK AT WEMBLEY

A place in the Euro 2020 final against Italy is at stake as England prepare to face Denmark at Wembley.

Victory for England would mean a spot in a major men's tournament final for the first time since 1966.

There will be 60 000 fans inside Wembley for the match.

Defender Harry Maguire says the Danes will be tough to beat.

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China to ramp up supervision of overseas-listed firms following Didi’s IPO drama

Beijing is ramping up its oversight of Chinese overseas-listed firms, following a data security investigation into the ride-hailing giant Didi. 

The move forms part of a sweeping clampdown on some of the country's biggest companies. 

Samuel Wong reports.

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Veteran Indian actor Dilip Kumar dies at 98

Intro: It's the end of an era for Indian cinema. Dilip Kumar, one of India's earliest and most famous actors, has died in Mumbai at the age of 98.

Mr. Kumar had acted in over 65 films in a career that spanned more than five decades.

The Indian Prime Minister, along with thousands of Indians, have condoled his death.

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S&P breaks 7 day winning streak

The S&P broke a 7 day winning streak on Tuesday while the Dow also
dropped more than 200 points.

It comes amid signs investors are having doubts about the strength of
the US economy.

Sarah Walton reports

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