Tuesday, January 28, 2020

UK government told to lower immigration salary threshold

The British government has been advised to drop the salary threshold for immigrants coming into the UK after Brexit. 


Skilled migrants from outside the European Union currently need to have a job offer with a minimum salary of £30,000, the equivalent of almost $40,000. 


But the Migration Advisory Committee says that should fall by more than £4,000 in order to help recruit teachers and skilled medical staff.


Benji Hyer has this report. 


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France to repatriate its citizens from Wuhan

France is preparing to repatriate its citizens who are stuck in Wuhan, the Chinese city at the centre of the international outbreak of coronavirus.

Three people are currently being treated in France after contracting the virus.

Ross Cullen has more from Paris.

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Germany confirms first coronavirus case

German authorities say a 33 year-old man has been diagnosed with the coronavirus, the first confirmed case in the country.


They believe the man contracted the virus from a colleague visiting from China.


Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin.


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Jeffrey Epstein accusers outraged by Prince Andrew's lack of co-operation

A lawyer representing women who claim they were abused by Jeffrey Epstein has urged Prince Andrew to co-operate with an investigation into the disgraced financier.


Lisa Bloom says the alleged victims are "outraged" and "disappointed" by the Duke of York's decision not to assist the US authorities.


It comes after the prosecutor in charge of the investigation admitted that the Duke had provided "zero cooperation" so far, despite his association to Mr Epstein. 


Benji Hyer has this report. 


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Indian Supreme Court to decide on women's religious rights in 10 days

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The Indian Supreme court will decide on cases of discrimination against women in religious places within ten days.
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Which traditionally allowed only male devotees to enter.
Ishan Garg has more from New Delhi.

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India steps up precautionary measures to contain CoronaVirus

With the recent outbreak of the CoronaVirus across several countries in the world, India being China's neighbour has also been taking necessary precautions to contain a possible threat.

The Indian Health Ministry has instructed Airport Health Organizations to step up the screening of passengers coming from mainland China at major international airports, as one of the measures.

Sreoshi Mukherjee reports from New Delhi..

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Police in Paris evacuate yet another migrant camp

Police in Paris have dismantled another migrant camp in the north of the city, where between one and two thousand people had been sleeping by the side of a major motorway.

It's the latest in a long line of evacuations in the Paris area over the last four years.

Elena Casas reports from Paris.  



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Zimbabweans Reject Anti-Corruption Lessons from Uganda

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A decision to invite a Ugandan judge to lecture Zimbabwean judges on how to fight corruption has sparked online protests.

Zimbabweans argue they have nothing to learn from Uganda since its more corrupt.

A recent corruption index indicates Uganda was ranked 137 out of 180 countries while Zimbabwe is at number 158.

Isabel Nakirya reports

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Armed Groups Kill 200 People in East DR Congo

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A charity organisation that monitors armed conflict in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo says nearly 200 people were killed in violence last month.

The Kivu Security Tracker says the killings were carried out by armed groups and Congolese security forces in the restive region.

The death toll is reported to be the highest since 2017.

Chris Ocamringa has that report from Kinshasa.

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CORONAVIRUS DEATH TOLL JUMPS OVER 100

The death toll from the coronavirus outbreak is now over 100.

China's confirmed there have now been over 4500 total cases - up from 2835 only a day before.

At least 16 countries globally have reported instances of the virus as China works to contain its spread.

Patrick Fok reports from Beijing.

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Russia cancels tours to China because of coronavirus

Russian tour operators have stopped selling package holidays to China because of the outbreak of coronavirus. And many who had already paid for tours will be refunded. Moscow Correspondent Lucy Taylor reports.


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GOP senators considering witnesses in impeachment trial after Bolton revelations

The President's defense team ended their second day of opening statements amidst revelations from manuscripts of a forthcoming book by former national security advisor John Bolton.

 

The New York Times who first broke the story on Sunday say in John Bolton details a conversation where the President said he wanted to withhold security aid to Ukraine until officials there began an investigation into the Democrats and the Bidens.

 

Our Washington Correspondent Jagruti Dave has more…

 

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Monday, January 27, 2020

Trump to unveil Israeli Palestinian peace plan on Tuesday

President Trump says he will unveil his administration's plan for peace between Israelis and Palestinians on Tuesday afternoon.

He says the deal has the support of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has been meeting Mr Trump at the white house.

But as Kate Fisher reports from Washington, there's no guarantee that the Palestinians will back it

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Global markets slide on coronavirus fears

Global markets tumbled Monday amid fears over the spread of the
coronavirus that has now claimed the lives of at least 80 people.

It originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan but cases have since been
reported in a handful of other countries.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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FBI receives "zero co-operation" from Prince Andrew in Epstein investigation

US prosecutors in New York have revealed that the FBI wants to interview Prince Andrew over the nature of his friendship with sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.


And they say that so far the Duke has provided "zero co-operation" in their investigation.


Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.


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Ex-National Security Adviser says Trump wanted Biden-probe in exchange for Ukraine aid


The Senate Impeachment Trial of Donald Trump continues/continued Monday.

Day two of his legal team's defense comes just as an unpublished draft from a book by John Bolton was made public.

Trump's former National Security Adviser claims the President demanded military aid to Ukraine be frozen until Ukrainian officials announced a probe into Trump's political rivals

In Washington here's Kevin McAleese

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Weinstein accuser testifies in court

A woman who claims to have been sexually assaulted by Harvey Weinstein
is testifying in court on Monday.

Over 80 women accuse the media mogul of sexual misconduct but his rape
trial centers around allegations made by two women.

Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to five felony charges and could face
up to life in prison.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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Kobe Bryant crash investigators review flight records

Flight records and the wreckage of the helicopter that crashed killing
NBA star Kobe Bryant and his daughter, are being examined by
investigators.

The seven other people that died in the incident have also been named.

Our US Correspondent Sarah Walton reports

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Ghana tightens border as Cote D'Ivoire records suspected Coronavirus

Ghana's Health Service says it is increasing scrutiny for visitors entering the country from China and its neighbouring countries following the coronavirus outbreak. Neighbouring West African country, Ivory Coast has reported a suspected case of the coronavirus. 
From Accra, Nabil Ahmed Rufai reports. 


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Irish PM says EU has upper hand in Brexit talks

The Irish Prime Minister has revealed that he believes the European Union will have the upper hand in the upcoming trade talks with the UK.


Leo Varadkar compared the two sides to sporting rivals, suggesting the EU has the "stronger team" due to its larger population and market.


He made the remarks before a meeting with the EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, in Ireland's capital Dublin.


Benji Hyer has this report. 


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