Wednesday, February 9, 2022
Scientists make breakthrough in nuclear fusion
All UK's domestic Covid-19 restrictions could end a month early
All of the UK's domestic covid-19 restrictions could come to an end in February, a full month early.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson made the announcement in the House of Commons and said the government is working on a strategy for living with Covid-19 to replace legal requirements.
Chris Jones has more from London.
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UK parliamentary watchdog says Brexit has caused big delays and increased costs at the border
A UK parliamentary watchdog says that leaving the EU has caused increased costs, paperwork and delays at the border.
It's been over a year since Brexit but many businesses say they're still facing hardship when it comes to trading.
Chris Jones has more in London
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GERMAN HEALTH MINISTER PREDICTS 500 DAILY DEATHS IF COVID RULES LOOSENED
Pressure is building on Ministers to explain their exit strategy from a series of tough measures - including mask mandates, covid passes and capacity limits on hospitality venues - with a growing list of other European countries signalling its time to relax pandemic-related rules.
Trent Murray reports from Berlin
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Top EU officials in Senegal ahead of landmark summit
Zouma played for West Ham in their Tuesday fixture and was booed by fans.
Manager David Moyes has defended his decision to select the defender.
Health minister Ed Argar says investigations should continue into the incident.
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Protests erupt in Southern India after Muslim women barred from entering college
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Widespread protests have erupted in southern India after Muslim girls wearing traditional attire were stopped from entering their colleges.
The girls say this is an infringement of their right to practice their religion.
As the situation worsens, authorities have ordered all high schools and universities to be shut across the state.
Ishan Garg reports.
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The Labor party will support the Australian federal government's Religious Discrimination Bill, but is seeking some changes.
The proposed legislation offers protection to people of faith, and won't allow discrimination against gay people working or studying in faith-based settings.
Shaun Bindley reports.
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Japan’s parliament adopts Ukraine resolution
Japan's Upper House adopted a resolution on Ukraine on Wednesday, denouncing any attempts to change the status quo by force.
The move comes as Russia has amassed more than 100,000 troops at Ukraine's east border, sparking fears over an invasion.
Phoebe Amoroso reports from Tokyo.
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Hong Kong prepares to launch COVID "vaccine pass"
The Hong Kong government says there will be room for flexibility in the rollout of a strict new “vaccine pass” program. The scheme will ban unvaccinated residents from entering a variety of public spaces.
Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong.
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Tuesday, February 8, 2022
Earnings help give the U.S. markets a boost
company earnings.
And investors on Wall Street brace for some key inflation data due out
later in the week.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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US couple accused of trying to launder $4.5 billion stolen bitcoin
to launder $4.5 billion of stolen cryptocurrency.
They could face up to twenty years in prison.
Sarah Walton reports
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US approves $100m arms sale to Taiwan angering Beijing
Taiwan worth $100 million dollars.
The Chinese foreign ministry says the agreement runs counter to
China's sovereignty and security interests.
Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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Peloton to replace CEO and layoff about 2800 members of staff
FSN's U.S. Correspondent Caroline Malone reports.
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‘The Power of the Dog’, ‘Dune’ lead Oscars nominations
The movie 'The Power of the Dog' has been nominated for twelve Oscars, the most of any film this year.
The science fiction film 'Dune' also received nods in multiple categories, ahead of next month's Academy Awards.
Ira Spitzer has more from California
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Trudeau calls for trucker protest to end
trucker protest that has paralyzed Ottawa for more than a week.
A state of emergency has been declared in the nation's capital as
protestors call for Covid-19 restrictions to be scrapped.
North America correspondent William Denselow reports.
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Air Force ordered to pay over $230M in deadly Texas church shooting
Twenty-six people were killed including children, and 22 others were injured in the Sutherland Springs massacre.
Toni Waterman has more.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson reshuffles cabinet
US Supreme Court blocks creation of second majority black congressional district in Alabama
The US Supreme Court has further undercut the Voting Rights Act by blocking the creation of a second majority black congressional district in Alabama.
It put on hold a lower court's order that required the state to draw a new voting map more favorable to black residents.
Kate Fisher reports from Washington
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13 million people facing hunger in Horn of Africa
the Horn of Africa.
The worst drought for three decades has devastated food production in
the region.
Sarah Walton reports
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