Tuesday, April 18, 2023

FDA authorizes COVID booster for over 65s

The Food and Drug Administration has authorized another round of COVID-19 booster shots for people over 65 years old and for individuals with compromised immune systems. While infections and deaths have somewhat leveled off, CDC data show more than 1,300 people a week are still dying from Covid.

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Woman killed after car pulled into wrong driveway

A woman in New York State has died after the car she was in pulled
into a wrong driveway.

The homeowner allegedly shot at the car as the driver was attempting
to leave the property.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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Diplomats attacked in Sudan

A United States diplomatic convoy has come under fire in Khartoum as
days of fighting continue in Sudan.
The United Nations has also reported casualties with the Secretary
General calling for an immediate seize-fire.
Armed clashes began on Saturday, between the Sudanese Armed Forces
loyal to the head of the military government and the paramilitary RAF.
Our US Correspondent Jody Jacobs has the story...

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Sudan agrees 24-hour ceasefire

A ceasefire has been agreed in Sudan providing a 24-hour window for humanitarian aid. A power struggle between the army and a paramilitary group has left at least 185 people dead across the country in the past four days. The conflict has brought a standstill to Sudan's efforts to move from military control to civilian rule. Naba Mohideen has more from Khartoum.

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EAC and UNHCR Renew Partnership to Address Refugee and Asylum Seeker Issues in the Region

The East African Community and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will renew the cooperation in issues relating to international protection for refugees and asylum seekers in East Africa.

Daniel Kijo reports.

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SILENCING THE GUNS

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A hundred militiamen from two armed groups in the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo have laid down their arms to give peace a chance. The militiamen handed over their weapons to the military governor of Ituri province at the launch of a disarmament operation in the conflict-torn region. SABC's Chris Ocamringa has more from Kinshasa...

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Singapore tanker recovered off Gulf of Guinea, crew safe

Officials in Cote D'Ivoire say they have located a Singapore-registered oil tanker that was boarded by 'unidentified persons' off its coast.
At least 20 crew members were on board the ship when it was rescued.
Correspondent, Nabil Ahmed Rufai has more.


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Russian court rejects appeal of WSJ reporter

A Russian court has rejected the appeal of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. His lawyers were seeking for him to await trial under house arrest rather than in pre-trial detention. His court appearance was the first time he's been seen since he was arrested on espionage charges three weeks ago. The proceedings occurred behind closed doors. Stuart Smith reports from outside the courtroom.

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French president outlines 'three pathways' to unite country after divisive pension reform

The French president has outlined three so-called 'pathways' of work, justice and progress to try to unite the country after the passing of the government's divisive pension reform.

Emmanuel Macron made the comments in a televised address.

Ross Cullen reports.


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UK JOB VACANCIES FALL AS EMPLOYERS REMAIN CAUTIOUS OF ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

In the UK the number of job vacancies have fallen, and unemployment figures have risen, for the ninth consecutive month. Analysts say concerns about the economy could be a factor causing employers to hold off on recruiting new staff. Laura Makin-Isherwood has more from London.


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SWEDEN CONDUCTS LARGEST MILITARY DRILLS IN 25 YEARS

Major military drills are getting underway in Sweden - the largest held by the Scandinavian nation in decades. 

The exercises come as Sweden looks to join the NATO military alliance after it opted to end its policy of non-alignment in May last year following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 

From Berlin, Trent Murray reports. 

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UK energy firms banned from forcibly installing energy meters for the over-85s’

Britain's energy firms will no longer be allowed to forcibly enter the homes of customers over the age of 85 in order to fit prepayment meters. That's under a new code of conduct agreed by energy companies and enforced by the UK's energy watchdog Ofgem. But campaigners say the new rules should be mandatory rather than simply guidelines. Adam Solomons reports from London.


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Nigeria Becomes Second Country to Approve R21 Malaria Vaccine

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Nigeria's National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control(NAFDAC) has granted provisional approval to Oxford University's R21 malaria vaccine.


This makes it the second country to do so after Ghana's approval of the vaccine last week.


Correspondent Ajeck Mangut reports from Abuja.


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FIGURES: HALF OF UK WOMEN HAVE BEEN SENT EXPLICIT PHOTOS WITHOUT CONSENT

New figures show nearly half of young women in the UK have been sent an explicit photo they didn't ask for or consent to.

Campaigners say the government's new Online Safety Bill should be changed before it becomes law, to go further.

Clare McGlynn is an expert in online abuse and says it can happen at any moment.

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Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov eyes trade deal during 2 day India visit

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India and Russia are looking to agree on a trade deal during Russian Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov's two-day Delhi visit.

India and Russia are holding a meeting of the Intergovernmental Committee that will discuss cooperation on trade, technology, and investments.

Ishan Garg reports from New Delhi.

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Taiwan to Buy 400 Harpoon Missiles from US

Reports say Taiwan will purchase as many as 400 anti-ship missiles from the US to repel any potential Chinese invasion.

That's according to sources familiar with the issue and a trade group's leader quoted by Bloomberg, coming in the face of rising threat from China.

Patrick Fok reports.

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G7 foreign ministers condemn Russia as talks conclude

G7 foreign ministers are calling for the immediate end to the war in Ukraine, and strongly condemning Russia for the long-running invasion. 


The diplomats have concluded three days of consensus building talks in Japan which will provide the roadmap for the G7 summit next month. 


Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo. 


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White man charged with shooting Black teen who mistakenly rang his doorbell

Prosecutors in the US state of Missouri have announced charges against a white man in his eighties, who is accused of shooting a black teenager. 


Ralph Yarl's family says the 16 year old - who remains in the hospital -  rang the doorbell at the wrong house while trying to pick up his younger siblings.

 

US correspondent Ira Spitzer has more


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Monday, April 17, 2023

Stalemate at UN Security Council over North Korea

Members of the United Nations Security Council remain split on how to
ease tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

This comes after North Korea tested a solid-fuel intercontinental
ballistic missile last week.

William Denselow reports from New York.


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Stocks rise with earnings in focus

The U.S. markets opened the trading week on a positive front as
investors brace for a busy few days of corporate earnings.

Some of the major U.S. banks posted strong quarterly numbers last week
but concerns over the sector's overall health still persist.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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