US election: ‘Trump needs to be denied a second term’, says John Bolton - BBC Newsnight
President Trump’s former National Security Adviser John Bolton speaks to Newsnight’s Emily Maitlis about the upcoming US election, the state of the Republican Party and his controversial book, The Room Where It Happened. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog
John Bolton had a front row seat in the Trump administration as former National Security Advisor.
His hawkish foreign policy stance often clashed with Donald Trump’s, and he described him - after he left - as 'erratic, impulsive' and 'stunningly uninformed'.
In a best selling book, The Room Where It Happened, John Bolton admitted he saw President Trump deny security aid to Ukraine until he'd secured the promise of an investigation into Joe Biden.
This issue would become central to Trump's impeachment last year.
Democrats pressed Bolton to testify but he refused to do so voluntarily.
They decided a legal fight to force the issue would take too long, and pressed ahead without him.
Full revelations of what he knew were only confirmed in his memoirs.
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October 27, 2020
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Georgia among key battleground states for Trump and Biden as US election approaches - BBC News
In just a few days voters in America will be going to the polls to decide who will become the next President of the United States.
This election has already proved remarkable for the record number of postal votes and early voting going on in many states.
While the Democratic candidate Joe Biden is currently leading President Trump in the national polls, that doesn’t guarantee victory.
The race is very much still on, and will be decided in the battleground states — like Georgia — which could go either way.
Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News at Ten reporting by North America editor Jon Sopel in Georgia.
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October 27, 2020
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Secondary school attendance in England falls due to Covid with north worst affected - BBC News
Secondary school attendance in England has fallen further due to Covid - down from 87% to 83%.
There is growing evidence that the picture is worst in parts of the north of England.
A coalition of business and council leaders there says the government needs to rethink whether holding exams next year is fair.
Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News at Ten reporting by education editor Branwen Jeffreys in Oldham.
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October 27, 2020
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Tragedy as children and adults drown while trying to cross Channel - BBC News
An attempt by migrants to cross the Channel from France has ended in tragedy, with two adults and two children losing their lives when their boat sank off the French coast.
The boat capsized near Dunkirk and the French authorities mounted a major search and rescue operation. 15 people were rescued and taken to hospital. Those on board were from Iran.
More than 7,400 migrants have reached the UK in small boats this year, a ib increase on 2019.
Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Nick Beake in Dunkirk and home editor Mark Easton.
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October 27, 2020
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Composer with dementia hears piece for first time - BBC News
A piece of music improvised by a composer suffering from dementia has been recorded by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and is being released as a single.
BBC Breakfast was there for the moment 80-year-old Paul Harvey heard the full version of his piece for the first time.
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October 27, 2020
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UK government to extend food clubs to tackle holiday hunger - BBC Newsnight
BBC Newsnight has learned that the UK government is set to give extra money to councils to extend Henry Dimbleby’s food clubs, a food programme which was trialled in England’s most deprived local authority areas. Please subscribe here: http://bit.ly/1rbfUog
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has defended his refusal to extend free school meals for children in England over the half-term holiday, saying he was "very proud" of the government's support so far.
He said the government will "do everything in our power to make sure that no kid, no child goes hungry".
As pressure has risen on the Prime Minister, including from his own Conservative MPs, to rethink the issue, communities, cafes, local businesses and neighbours are stepping up — and shelling out — to fill a hole government policy has
left.
What effect is this having on the UK’s most vulnerable children?
Newsnight understands the government will adapt a pilot scheme from the summer — led by restauranteur Henry Dimbleby, who now leads the government’s National Food Strategy — to provide a Christmas holiday food programme. Is this enough to tackle the problem of holiday hunger and food poverty?
Newsnight’s Political Editor, Nick Watt, and Policy Editor, Lewis Goodall report.
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October 27, 2020
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US Election 2020: Trump's border wall and the battle over immigration - BBC News
With a week to go until the US presidential election, more than 60 million Americans have already taken advantage of early voting, smashing all records.
Throughout this week in a series of special reports, Clive Myrie will be looking at some of the key issues uppermost in voters’ minds as they cast their ballots.
He begins with illegal immigration and Donald Trump’s signature promise to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
Will that promise help or hinder his attempt to win four more years?
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October 27, 2020
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Turkey's Erdogan urges French goods boycott amid Islam row - BBC News
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called on Turks to boycott French goods amid a row over France's tougher stance on radical Islam.
In a televised speech, he urged world leaders to protect Muslims "if there is oppression against Muslims in France".
Mr Erdogan has angrily criticised French President Emmanuel Macron for pledging to defend secularism against radical Islam.
It comes after a teacher was killed for showing Prophet Muhammad cartoons.
Samuel Paty was beheaded on 16 October by 18-year-old Abdullakh Anzorov outside Paris, after presenting the images to his pupils during a class about freedom of speech.
Mr Macron has paid tribute to Mr Paty, and said France "will not give up our cartoons".
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October 27, 2020
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Nasa announcement: What is on the Moon? - BBC News
The US space agency, Nasa, has revealed conclusive evidence of water on the Moon.
Unlike previous detections of water in permanently shadowed parts of lunar craters, scientists have now detected the molecule in sunlit regions of the Moon's surface.
But what does this mean for future missions to the Moon? And beyond?
And what else is on the Moon?
BBC Science Correspondent Laura Foster explains.
Video by Laura Foster, Terry Saunders and Mattea Bubalo.
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October 27, 2020
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Nagorno-Karabakh: The three-year-old orphaned by war - BBC News
Three-year-old Hadija is now an orphan. Her mum, dad and older sister were killed in a missile strike by Armenian forces on their house.
Armenia and Azerbaijain are fighting a war for control of the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh.
But civilians on both sides are also caught up in the conflict.
Correspondent: Olga Ivshina; Producer: Charlotte Pamment; Camera: Max Lomakin
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October 27, 2020
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Boris Johnson defends refusing free meals to vulnerable children - BBC News
Boris Johnson has defended his refusal to extend free school meals vouchers for children in Englandover the half-term holiday.
However he's promised his government will do everything in its power to make sure no child goes hungry.
Many councils have stepped in to provide meal vouchers and hundreds of businesses are offering parcels to those in need.
Almost 1.5 million children in England are currently eligible for free school meals although campaigners say the impact of coronavirus on incomes means the number of those in need is much higher.
Huw Edwards presents BBC News at Ten reporting by political correspondent Alex Forsyth.
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October 26, 2020
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Hospitals under pressure again as Covid admissions rise sharply - BBC News
As coronavirus cases rise sharply, hospitals are once again under pressure throughout the UK and NHS staff are having to juggle competing demands.
Hospital admissions are still far below the peak in April but they have been rising, with more than 1,000 patients admitted every day.
Huw Edwards presents BBC News at Ten reporting by medical editor Fergus Walsh, cameraman Adam Walker and producer Nicki Stiastny from Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle.
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October 26, 2020
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US election 2020: President Trump casts his vote - BBC News
President Donald Trump has voted early in the US election, while on a campaign visit in Florida. It marks the first time an incumbent president has voted, in-person, in the state.
There has been record early voting in the US election with 53 million people already having cast their ballots, largely because of fears over Covid-19.
The official election day is 3 November.
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October 26, 2020
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Police attack anti-Lukashenko protesters with stun grenades in Belarus - BBC News
Mass protests continued in Belarus, as the opposition threatened a mass walkout by workers if President Alexander Lukashenko did not resign.
Sunday, 25 October, was the last day of an ultimatum set by Svetlana Tikhanovskaya.
Protests have swept the country since Mr Lukashenko claimed victory in an August poll widely viewed as rigged.
He has ruled Belarus for 26 years and is often described as "Europe's last dictator".
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October 26, 2020
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Coronavirus: 'I caught Covid at my uncle's funeral' - BBC News
Binu, a construction worker in the southern Indian state of Kerala, sorely regrets attending his uncle's funeral. He caught Covid-19 at the ceremony and spread it to at least another eight people.
Despite a recent surge in infections, Kerala with its well-equipped public health system is better equipped than some other Indian states to deal with the crisis.
Kamalamma, a health worker sharing information on the virus from door to door in the state, says older and infirm people are largely taking precautions but that younger people are still less concerned about the disease.
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October 26, 2020
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Elderly couple, married for 60 years, reunited after 215 days apart - BBC News
An elderly couple's tearful reunion after 215 days apart has been captured on camera in Florida.
Joseph was hospitalised in March but couldn't have visitors because of Covid restrictions.
Watch the moment he and his wife of 60 years, Eve, were brought together again at the care home where they live.
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October 26, 2020
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Special forces storm tanker off Isle of Wight to end “suspected hijacking” - BBC News
British special forces have boarded a tanker off the Isle of Wight and gained control after a suspected hijacking.
Members of the elite Special Boat Service landed on the vessel by helicopter.
Seven people have been detained on the Liberian-registered vessel, which was heading for Southampton. The crew are said to be safe and well.
Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Duncan Kennedy.
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October 25, 2020
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Growing anger over government refusal to fund meals for vulnerable children - BBC News
There's growing pressure on the government to reverse it’s decision, refusing to fund meals for disadvantaged children during school holidays.
A number of Conservative MPs and Councils have called on Boris Johnson to think again.
Meanwhile thousands of children’s doctors have added their support to the campaign by the footballer Marcus Rashford.
Tina Daheley presents BBC News reporting by political correspondent Nick Eardley.
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October 24, 2020
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Millions more people in England face strictest coronavirus rules as cases rise - BBC News
Millions more people are living under the highest level of coronavirus restrictions in England as the number of cases continue to rise.
People in Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield have joined the other Tier 3 areas, with most of the hospitality industry closed and no household mixing allowed.
Along with Greater Manchester, Lancashire and the City of Liverpool region, which were already living under the strictest rules, it means more than 7 million people in England are living under the highest restrictions.
The mayor of Sheffield has called on the government to explain how the area can exit the Tier 3 restrictions.
Tina Daheley presents BBC News reporting by Fiona Trott.
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October 24, 2020
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Black Lives Matter: Co-founder Alicia Garza on the future of the movement - BBC Newsnight
#BlackLivesMatter co-founder Alicia Garza talks to #Newsnight about the movement’s future, social justice and her debut book, The Purpose of Power.
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When the civil rights campaigner Alicia Garza posted the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter on Facebook in 2013 she had no idea what was to come.
In the seven years since then, the phrase has grown into a global movement.
This year it has found global prominence as protestors took to the streets in dozens of countries following the death of George Floyd at the hands of US police in May.
Faisal Islam is joined by Alicia Garza from California, who has written a book about her experiences, The Purpose of Power: How to build movements for the 21 Century.
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October 23, 2020
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More Americans will likely vote by mail this election than ever before due to the coronavirus pandemic. It has largely been uncontroversial in the past, but this year President Trump has said it could lead to widespread fraud, a claim disputed by rival Joe Biden. Numerous studies have shown electoral fraud is very rare. So what could a rise in postal votes mean for the result? And will it delay the outcome? #USElection #Election2020 #US #BBCNews
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An excerpt of a Hitler speech, calls for "Aryans" to make a brand new start and references to white power have all been found in songs on major music streaming services. Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and Deezer have now removed racist, anti-Semitic and homophobic content from their services, following an investigation by @BBCNewsbeat. Many of the examples found on the platforms were linked to white supremacy. Spotify said the content flagged by the BBC clearly violated that policy. YouTube said there was no place for hate on its platform, while Apple Music has now hidden the majority of the tracks. But are streaming services doing enough to combat hate on their platforms?
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These images by photo-journalist Kyung-Hoon Kim document how a group of Japanese tattoo fans are hoping to change social attitudes towards their ink. Tattoos are still taboo in Japan and have long been linked to organised crime in Japanese culture. Members of the Yakuza - a mafia-like group which has operated in the country for hundreds of years - often have tattoos across their bodies, for example. But, can that link be broken? Takashi Mikajiri, a keen surfer who is still stopped from visiting some beaches because of his tattoos, told Reuters: “In America, if you have a tattoo, people don’t really care. There’s not really any reaction... That’s the ideal. It’d be really good to just be taken for granted.”
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Protests have taken place across Italy against new restrictions designed to slow the spread of coronavirus. In Turin petrol bombs were thrown at officers, while in Milan tear gas was used to disperse crowds. The demonstrations began soon after the national government's order to close restaurants, bars, gyms and cinemas came into effect at 18:00 local time. The BBC’s Rome correspondent, Mark Lowen, says: “The days of clapping for medical staff and of rainbow banners reading ‘everything will be alright’ seem a distant memory. The virus may be back - but the near-total support for the anti-Covid fight that Italians showed in the first wave is breaking.”
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John Bream, nicknamed "the Flying Fish", has attempted to break two world records after jumping from an aircraft into the sea. He dropped about 130ft (40m) from a helicopter off the coast of the UK. The dramatic stunt was part of an effort to raise money to help ex-service personnel with their mental health. Support divers said he was briefly unconscious when he hit the water and was taken to hospital as a precaution. John is still waiting for confirmation on whether his jump broke the record.
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Jamie Foxx has paid a moving tribute to his sister, Deondra Dixon, who has died at the age of 36. The actor said Deondra, who had Down's syndrome and was an ambassador for the Global Down Syndrome Foundation, "is in heaven now dancing with her wings on". The actor added: "I love you with every ounce of me... our family is shattered but we will put the pieces back together with your love.” Deondra spent time working to raise money for the Global Down Syndrome Foundation, who described her as "talented, intelligent, feisty, beautiful, kind, loving, caring [and] pure". Dixon's profile on the foundation's website reads: "I feel I was born to dance. I want to be a professional dancer. My brother has given me a chance to do some special things. I danced in his video Blame It. I've danced on stage at some of his concerts all over the country. And guess what? I've danced at the Grammys!" Tap the link in our bio to read more about Deondra's life. #JamieFoxx #DeondraDixon #DownsSyndrome #Family #Grief #BBCNews
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This photo of a Komodo dragon facing a truck has raised concerns about a "Jurassic Park" attraction being built on an Indonesian island. The multi-million dollar development is part of the government's plans to overhaul tourism in Komodo National Park. Komodo dragons, the world's largest lizards, are only found in the wild on a handful of Indonesian islands where they are estimated to have roamed for millions of years. They draw visitors from around the world and in recent years authorities have grappled with how to manage tourism. The image was shared by Save Komodo Now, a collective of activists, who wrote: "This is the first time Komodos are hearing the roar of engines and the smell of smoke. What will the future impact of these projects be? Does anyone still care about conservation?" Tap the link in our bio for more on how the government is attempting to balance tourism and conservation. (SaveKomonoNow/Getty) #Komodo #Indonesia #Wildlife #Conservation #Tourism #Animals #BBCNews
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The US Senate has confirmed Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court in a victory for President Donald Trump a week before the general election. Mr Trump's fellow Republicans voted 52-48 to approve the judge, overcoming the unified opposition of Democrats.
The 48-year-old is expected to take the oath of office at the White House on Monday night.
Her appointment seals for the foreseeable future a 6-3 conservative majority on the top US judicial body. Tap the link in our bio to find out what this means for the election. #supremecourt #election2020 #bbcnews
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Some 60,000 people in California have been ordered to evacuate their homes, as a wildfire rages in Orange County, south of Los Angeles. The blaze, dubbed the Silverado Fire, broke out just before sunrise. By midday, the blaze had already burned about 2,000 acres (800 hectares), the state fire agency reported - with about 4,000 firefighters battling wildfires across the state. California has already seen its worst wildfires in 18 years. They have been responsible for more than 30 deaths and driven thousands of people from their homes. (📸 Reuters/EPA) #California #US #Wildfires #bbcnews
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In the 1990s, Portugal was in the grip of a drugs crisis. The country had one of the worst rates of overdose deaths in Europe, as well as the highest rate of HIV among drug users. In response, a new drugs policy was adopted including the decriminalisation of all drugs for personal use. In 2001, the new law came into force and overdoses, HIV infections and associated crimes have all dropped as a result. Dr João Goulão, one of the architects of the bold policy, spoke to the BBC about the legacy of the strategy.
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Sebastian’s mum has become one of the leaders of Britain’s conspiracy community, collecting tens of thousands of followers with false claims – including denying coronavirus exists, blaming the symptoms of Covid-19 on 5G radio waves and likening the NHS to Nazi Germany.
Sebastian is worried about his mum’s impact on public health and reasoned debate. And, closer to home, their relationship has broken down.
He spoke exclusively to the BBC’s specialist disinformation reporter Marianna Spring.
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Nasa has revealed conclusive evidence of water on the Moon. 🌑 This "unambiguous detection of molecular water" will boost Nasa's hopes of establishing a lunar base, with the aim of tapping into the Moon's natural resources. While there have previously been signs of water on the lunar surface, these new discoveries suggest it is more abundant than previously thought. "It gives us more options for potential water sources on the Moon," planetary scientist Hannah Sargeant says. Tap the link in our bio for more on the exciting finding and its implications.
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