RECESSION RISK LOOMS AS UK ECONOMY STAGNATES

Weaker than expected GDP numbers have added to concerns in the UK that the country could be heading for a recession. 

With the figures falling short of predictions, pressure is building on the new UK Prime Minister Liz Truss to move faster in implementing a suite of measures she has promised to provide relief for households. 

From London, Trent Murray has more. 

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Trump fights DoJ over seized documents

Donald Trump is fighting a Department of Justice request to once again
gain access to classified documents seized from the former president's
home.

A federal judge ordered government officials to cease their
investigation until a special master could review the files.

Nick Harper reports from Washington.

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UN human rights expert says Afghanistan is heading towards authoritarianism

A human rights expert with the United Nations is warning Afghanistan
is descending towards authoritarianism.

Special Rapporteur on the situation in Afghanistan Richard Bennett
says the country has severely deteriorated under the Taliban.

Gabrielle Fahmy reports from New York, where the UN General Assembly
begins this week.

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Number of people in modern slavery is growing: UN

The United Nations says that the number of people subjected to modern
slavery is growing.

According to the International Labour Organization, roughly 50 million
people are stuck in forced marriages or labour.

William Denselow reports from UN headquarters in New York.

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Record-breaking drug bust at U.S. - Mexico border

A record-breaking drug bust at the Del Rio Port of Entry in Texas.
 
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers say they've seized nearly $12 million worth of methamphetamine.

Toni Waterman has more. 

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Preview: Biden makes two key speeches in Boston

US President Joe Biden is in Boston today to talk about the investments being made under the Bipartisan Infrastructure law that he signed last year. 

The White House says he'll also deliver an address explaining plans to battle cancer, the second leading cause of death in the United States, as Benji Hyer reports. 

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Rebel group in Ethiopia wants peace

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A rebel group that has been fighting with the Ethiopian government in the country's North says it is ready to end the fighting and give peace a chance.

 

The Tigray People's Liberation Front says it will accept an African Union-led process contrary to its earlier open mistrust on of the leadership of the African Union Commission.

 

Fighting in the country's North has persisted since November 2020 affecting over 9 million people.

 

Coletta Wanjohi reports from Addis Ababa:

 

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King Charles makes first visit to British Parliament as monarch

King Charles has made his first visit to the British Parliament as monarch.

The speakers of the two Houses of Parliament made addresses to the King offering their condolences on behalf of all lawmakers for the death of Queen Elizabeth.

Ross Cullen reports.

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Nigeria Records 21 Monkeypox Cases in Seven Days

Twenty one cases of monkeypox disease have been recorded in Nigeria in the past seven days. 

 

The World Health Organisation in July this year declared the Monkeypox outbreak as a public health emergency of international concern.

 

Correspondent Tesem Akende reports from Jos

 

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DRC MISSING PLANE

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Search efforts are ongoing for a small plane that went missing in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo over the weekend. The plane had three crew and cargo onboard. Authorities in the eastern city of Bukavu say teams have been deployed to find the missing people.  Chris Ocamringa has more from the DRC capital Kinshasa.....

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Uganda Pays Reparations To the DR Congo

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Uganda has made an initial payment of $65m to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as part of the $325m reparations awarded to the Kinshasa government in February by the International Court of Justice.

 

The Court found Uganda responsible for committing serious violations of international law during the 1998-2003 war in the DRC.

 

Michael Baleke reports from Kampala;

 

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50 million people trapped in modern slavery: ILO

50 million people are trapped in modern slavery on any given day, a new report from the International Labour Organisation shows.

That marks an increase of 9.3 million since the last round of research in 2017, a worrying trend which runs counter to the United Nations' goal of eradicating all forms of modern slavery by 2030.

Rosie Birchard reports. 

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Tanzania slaps new rules on foreign grain traders

Tanzania has now asked grain traders from Kenya and Uganda seeking to import maize from the country to register their companies in Dar es Salaam as the government imposes stricter rules to protect its commodities and jobs from shifting abroad.

Daniel Kijo reports.

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Russia targets Ukrainian energy infrastructure

Ukrainian officials say a series of Russian strikes targeting energy
plants was revenge for battlefield losses. Entire regions were plunged
into darkness on Sunday, as Julia Chapman reports from Kyiv.

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India local court to pronounce judgement with key implications on freedom of practicing religion

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Security has been tightened in the city of Varanasi, in India's northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
A local court is set to rule on a petition by Hindu worshippers to access a shrine behind the Gyanvapi mosque.
Ishan Garg tell us about the history and significance of the case. 

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Hong Kong government faces criticism over vaccine mandate for kids

The Hong Kong government is facing criticism for expanding its Covid-19 vaccine rules to children as young as five. The city’s health authorities say the move will protect society. 

But parents groups say it's infringing children’s rights. 

Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong

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Events held across U.S. to mark 9/11

Events are taking place across the United States marking the 21st
anniversary of the attack on 9/11.

Nearly 3,000 people died when hijackers crashed planes into the twin
towers and the Pentagon. Another plane crashed into a field in
Pennsylvania after passengers fought off the terrorists.

William Denselow has more from New York.

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Ukraine retakes swathes of territory from Russians

Ukraine has retaken three major towns in the Kharkiv region which have been held by Russian forces for months. It comes as Ukrainian troops carry out a rapid counter-offensive that analysts say has taken Russia by surprise. Julia Chapman reports from Kyiv.

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Tropical storm hits California, increasing wildfire risk

A rare tropical storm has reached Southern California, prompting widespread flood watches across a region that is home to nearly fifteen million people.

High winds from the storm also will also make it more challenging to contain several large wildfires further north. 

Ira Spitzer reports from San Francisco

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KING CHARLES GIVES FIRST ADDRESS TO NATION

Britain's Charles III has given his first address as King, after the death of his mother.

Queen Elizabeth II died at Balmoral Castle on Thursday at the age of 96, after 70 years on the throne.

Olly Barratt reports from Windsor.

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