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A man has died after his car was hit by a falling tree in south west England. The death of the driver in his 50s was confirmed by police as the impact of storm Henk continues to be felt.
There's major travel disruption, thousands of homes are without power and over 300 flood warnings remain in place across England.
Simon Gaitán reports.
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http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0103-UKStormHenk.mp3Nigerian students studying in the United Kingdom have been banned from bringing family members to the country.
The ban from the U.K's home office takes effect from January this year.
Correspondent Tesem Akende reports.
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Truckers in India who were on a nationwide transport strike, in protest against a new law that would enforce stringent punishment for hit-and-run cases, are back at work.
After talks with members of the All India Motor Transport Congress, the government of India assured the committee that the new law has not been implemented yet and will only be implemented after consultation with all stakeholders.
Priyata Brajabasi has more
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The Tanzanian government has cleared an American couple over the killing of a giant crocodile. Tanzania's Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) released a statement saying the couple's actions were in line with local and international laws governing trophy hunting.
Daniel Kijo reports
India's Supreme Court has rejected petitions to set up a new panel to investigate allegations of fraud against the Adani group, ordering the country's markets regulator to complete its probe within three months.
The Indian conglomerate saw billions of dollars wiped off its market value after US short seller Hindenburg last year alleged stock manipulation and improper use of tax havens.
Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai .
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CUE: Tesla has lost its number one position for selling the most electric vehicles globally to a Chinese company backed by Warren Buffett. Here's Andrew Wood in Hong Kong
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An official investigation is underway into how a Japan Airlines passenger plane collided with a coast guard aircraft while landing at Tokyo’s Haneda airport on Tuesday.
All 379 passengers and crew managed to evacuate the commercial plane before it was engulfed in planes.
Five of the six crew on the coast guard plane died.
Chris Gilbert has more from Tokyo.
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Aftershocks are hampering rescue efforts as relief forces in Japan race to find survivors following Monday's deadly magnitude 7.6 earthquake.
Tremors as large as magnitude five continue to strike the badly hit Noto peninsula which was the epicenter the quake.
Tens of thousands of households remain without power and at least 62 have died.
Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo.
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Donald Trump has challenged a ruling in the US state of Maine removing him from the state's upcoming primary ballot.
The former president is also expected to contest a similar ruling in Colorado.
Ira Spitzer reports.
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The leader of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces has held talks to discuss ways to end the Sudanese conflict.
They were meeting as Djibouti chairs the East African development bloc IGAD, which has been trying to broker peace talks.
Naba Mohiedeen reports from Sudan.
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