Fresh data released Friday suggests that inflation in the U.S.
continues to ease.
This comes just days before the Federal Reserve is expected to again
raise interest rates as it continues to battle price pressures.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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The latest short-form news audio from FSN Bureaus worldwide
Friday, January 27, 2023
Blinken heads to Middle East following West Bank violence
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is scheduled to visit Israel and
the West Bank after Israeli forces killed nine Palestinians.
The US is concerned about the escalating situation amid the deadliest
day in the West Bank in more than a year.
Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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the West Bank after Israeli forces killed nine Palestinians.
The US is concerned about the escalating situation amid the deadliest
day in the West Bank in more than a year.
Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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Report reveals how superhero actor Renner survived being runover by snow plough
More information is coming out about how actor Jeremy Renner was seriously injured in a snow-plough accident.
He's been in hospital with multiple broken bones and has a long road to recovery.
U.S. correspondent Caroline Malone reports.
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Labor market and key earnings to dominate on Wall Street [preview]
Investors are set for a busy week on Wall Street with the U.S. labor
market expected to be in firm focus.
And traders expect the Federal Reserve to again take steps in their
running fight against inflation.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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market expected to be in firm focus.
And traders expect the Federal Reserve to again take steps in their
running fight against inflation.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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UN holds remembrance ceremony for Holocaust victims
On Friday people around the world are marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
The annual memorial day remembers the six million Jewish people killed under Nazi persecution during the Second World War.
It also memorialises the millions of other minorities killed by the Nazis and in subsequent genocides.
The United Nations is holding a series of events and a ceremony in memory of the victims of the Holocaust.
Sally Patterson reports from the UN headquarters in New York
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Memphis braces for outrage as “heinous” police beating video is released
Officials in the US city of Memphis are bracing for outrage and protests on Friday when law enforcement releases a violent video of an encounter between police and a black motorist that ended in his death.
Twenty-nine-year-old Tyre (PRONO: Tie-ree) Nichols died three days after he was pulled over and beaten by five black officers earlier this month.
Those officers have all been fired and charged with second-degree murder, assault, and kidnapping.
Toni Waterman has more from outside the Shelby County Courthouse in Memphis.
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Twenty-nine-year-old Tyre (PRONO: Tie-ree) Nichols died three days after he was pulled over and beaten by five black officers earlier this month.
Those officers have all been fired and charged with second-degree murder, assault, and kidnapping.
Toni Waterman has more from outside the Shelby County Courthouse in Memphis.
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Congressman Santos was once also a drag queen
More controversy surrounds congressman, George Santos.
This time it's all got to do with dresses, make-up and eyelashes.
Pictures have surfaced of him as a drag queen in Brazil back in 2008.
Our US correspondent Jody Jacobs has more...
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This time it's all got to do with dresses, make-up and eyelashes.
Pictures have surfaced of him as a drag queen in Brazil back in 2008.
Our US correspondent Jody Jacobs has more...
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MONITORING SHOPPING DATA COULD SPOT OVARIAN CANCER SYMPTOMS
Researchers in the UK suggested tracking the painkillers and other over-the-counter medication bought by women could help identify ovarian cancer symptoms months before being seen by a GP. Doctors at Imperial College London say they hope it could help improve womens' options for treatment. Laura Makin-Isherwood reports.
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British finance minister dismisses talk of decline
Britain's finance minister has dismissed talk of decline in the UK in a major speech setting out his economic thinking. Jeremy Hunt says the country needs to take advantage of opportunities from Brexit, which many experts argue has held the economy back. Julia Chapman reports.
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50 years since the Paris Peace Accords officially ended the Vietnam War
Today/Friday/27 January, marks 50 years since the Paris Peace Accords officially ended the Vietnam War.
The historic peace deal was signed in a hotel in the French capital in 1973.
Ross Cullen reports.
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CZECH VOTERS HEAD TO THE POLLS TO CHOOSE PRESIDENT
Voters in the Czech Republic head to the polls Friday to choose a new President.
The election has been marred by disinformation and even death threats, and is seen as a key vote on whether the Central European nation will integrate further into the European Union.
The election has been marred by disinformation and even death threats, and is seen as a key vote on whether the Central European nation will integrate further into the European Union.
From Berlin, Trent Murray reports.
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WHO to decide if COVID still constitutes public health emergency
World Health Organisation officials are meeting in Geneva to mull whether the COVID-19 pandemic still constitutes a public health emergency of international concern.
The WHO's emergencies committee is expected to issue a statement with their recommendations to the organisation's Director General after the meeting.
Rosie Birchard has more.
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HOLOCAUST DAY MARKED AROUND THE WORLD
International Holocaust Remembrance day is being marked around the world in memory of the victims of the Nazis.
In the UK - a new exhibition about survivors of the Holocaust has opened at the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester.
It's filled with their portraits - to celebrate their lives and connections with younger generations who'll ensure their stories live on.
98-year-old Marianne Philipps was born in Germany but now lives in Manchester lost nearly all of her family in the Holocaust.
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In the UK - a new exhibition about survivors of the Holocaust has opened at the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester.
It's filled with their portraits - to celebrate their lives and connections with younger generations who'll ensure their stories live on.
98-year-old Marianne Philipps was born in Germany but now lives in Manchester lost nearly all of her family in the Holocaust.
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Harshest winter in 15 years claims 160 lives in Afghanistan
More than 160 Afghans have died this month as the country grapples with the coldest winter in more than a decade and a half.
The brutal winter comes as many aid groups have partially suspended operations following a Taliban order banning women from working for NGOs.
Our South Asia correspondent Neha Poonia has more.
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The brutal winter comes as many aid groups have partially suspended operations following a Taliban order banning women from working for NGOs.
Our South Asia correspondent Neha Poonia has more.
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China says ties with Australia are on the right track
Chinese President Xi Jinping says the country’s ties with Australia are getting back on track. It follows a plunge in diplomatic relations amid rows over Covid-19 and multiple trade disputes.
Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong.
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January sees record price hikes in Tokyo
Consumer prices in Japan’s biggest city Tokyo have hit the highest levels in a generation, this month.
Prices in the capital rose by more than 4-point-3 percent on a year earlier.
Chris Gilbert reports.
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Thursday, January 26, 2023
JURY FINDS MANHATTAN BIKE KILLER GUILTY
Jurors have reached a guilty verdict for the man who mowed down and
killed eight people in Manhattan back in 2017.
Jody Jacobs has more from New York...
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killed eight people in Manhattan back in 2017.
Jody Jacobs has more from New York...
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U.S. stocks rise on better-than-expected GDP figures
U.S. stocks responded well to the better-than-expected fourth quarter
gross domestic product figures released Thursday.
And strong earnings from Tesla helped give the battered and bruised
tech sector a lift.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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gross domestic product figures released Thursday.
And strong earnings from Tesla helped give the battered and bruised
tech sector a lift.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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U.S. President Biden calls for calm over police murder charges
US President Joe Biden is urging the public to remain peaceful, amid concerns over protests relating to the death of a black motorist stopped by police in the state of Tennessee.
Five police officers - who are also black - have been charged with murder.
US correspondent Kate Fisher reports.
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New US sanctions on Russia's Wagner Group
The United States has announced new sanctions on individuals and entities linked to the Wagner Group, a private Russian paramilitary organisation, accusing it of being involved in Russia's war in Ukraine.
The Treasury department has also designated the group as "a significant transnational criminal organisation"
Our Washington correspondent Jagruti Dave has the details.
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The Treasury department has also designated the group as "a significant transnational criminal organisation"
Our Washington correspondent Jagruti Dave has the details.
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