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  • 26 Jan 2019
    2m

    President Maduro given eight-day ultimatum

    Britain has become the latest European country to declare it will recognise the Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim president – unless fair, democratic elections are announced in the next eight days, an ultimatum rejected by the Venezuelan Foreign Minister.

  • 26 Jan 2019
    3m

    Brazil dam collapse: 400 people still missing

    Rescuers in Brazil are searching for any survivors after a huge dam collapsed – unleashing a cascade of mine waste and mud. At least nine people are dead and 400 still missing after the disaster struck at the Vale iron ore mine near Brumadinho in southeastern Brazil yesterday lunchtime. Officials say there’s now little chance…

  • 25 Jan 2019

    Republican political strategist Rick Wilson: Roger Stone ‘would be smart to swallow his pride and make a deal with Robert Mueller’

    Rick Wilson is a Republican political strategist who is fiercely critical of Donald Trump. Roger Stone says he would plead not guilty and fight charges including witness tampering and false statements.

  • 25 Jan 2019
    3m

    Former Chavez adviser Eva Golinger: ‘It’s no surprise to me that Maduro is digging in deeper’

    Tonight Venezuela still has two presidents. Opposition leader Juan Guaido, backed by the US, who declared himself interim president earlier this week, has called for further protests and for the military to join him. The embattled President Nicholas Maduro, backed by the Russians, said he would defeat what he described as a coup to install a puppet…

  • 25 Jan 2019
    3m

    Speedboat killer to remain in custody in Georgia

    Jack Shepherd, the man dubbed the speedboat killer, will stay in custody in Georgia for another three months before extradition proceedings, telling a court in Tbilisi he was “suicidally depressed”. Shepherd, who’s been on the run since being found guilty at the Old Bailey, in his absence, of killing 24-year-old Charlotte Brown, claimed today that the…

  • 25 Jan 2019
    6m

    Irish PM says ‘Brexit is a problem created by Britain’

    You got yourselves into this mess, now it’s up to you to get yourselves out of it. That’s the gist of Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar’s message to Britain when we asked him if he was willing to compromise over the Ireland backstop, which is supposed to prevent the return of a hard border after Brexit. Mr Varadkar…

  • 25 Jan 2019
    12m

    Former Trump aide Roger Stone arrested by FBI as part of Russia probe

    The FBI came for him before dawn, dressed in combat gear, using night-vision equipment and shouting “Open the door”, before arresting former Trump campaign aide Roger Stone as part of the investigation into alleged Russian collusion. Nothing to do with us, the White House insisted, while Stone declared he would plead not guilty and fight charges…

  • 23 Jan 2019
    8m

    Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters reveals how boys were rescued from Syria

    Two young boys from Trinidad have been reunited with the mother they haven’t seen for four years and flown out of north-east Syria where they’d been in Kurdish custody.

  • 23 Jan 2019
    5m

    Zimbabwean troops accused of ‘systematic torture’

    Zimbabwe’s government-appointed Human Rights Commission has accused the military of using “systematic torture” to break up protests against the authorities, after a week of unrest sparked by rising fuel prices.

  • 23 Jan 2019
    2m

    Trump recognises Venezuelan opposition leader as president

    President Trump has declared that America officially recognises the Venezuelan opposition leader as the country’s interim president. And he’s urged other western nations to follow suit.

  • 22 Jan 2019
    7m

    Zimbabwe President returns amid violent crackdown

    If you thought Zimbabwe’s descent ended with the removal of Robert Mugabe from power, think again.

  • 21 Jan 2019

    Zimbabwean journalist Violet Gonda: “Nothing has changed”

    We speak to Zimbabwean journalist Violet Gonda, whose journalism saw her barred from her home country for many years by former President Robert Mugabe.

  • 21 Jan 2019
    8m

    Inside Zimbabwe: We speak to young people on the run, in fear and in hiding

    In Zimbabwe a week of protests and a brutal government crackdown have forced President Mnangagwa to curtail his trip to Davos and rush home. Zimbabweans have been protesting at dramatic fuel price hikes and more than 12 people have been killed in the violence.

  • 21 Jan 2019
    3m

    Business wants clarity on Brexit from government

    Politicians weren’t the only ones waiting for Theresa May to outline her Plan B. Business leaders who have complained of the corrosive effect of uncertainty were also hoping the PM would provide some clarity.

  • 19 Jan 2019
    2m

    At least 66 killed after Mexico pipeline blast

    At least 66 people have been killed and more than 85 are missing following a pipeline explosion in central Mexico. It’s thought the blast occurred after the fuel line was ruptured by thieves. Dozens of people were scrambling to fill containers with the leaking oil when they were engulfed by a massive fireball. A warning…

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