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The World Health Organisation says there could be 4 million cases of

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Zika in the Americas this year. The level of alarm is extremely high.

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The Iranians president -- president of Iran has continued his visit to

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France. We will bring you up-to-date on the Disneyland Paris story,

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French police have carried a man who was carrying two guns, ammunition,

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and a copy of the Koran. More than 100 children have drowned after

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trying to get to Turkey on this boat. As you are watching, if you

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use the hashtag, if you have any questions to ask, I will try to get

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you an answer. The World Health Organization has

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set up a Zika virus "emergency And that 3-4 million people

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will be affected this year. This virus is already linked

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to thousands of babies in Brazil Here's some of what

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the WHO said earlier. Last year the virus was detected in

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the Americas where it is now spreading explosively. As of today

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cases have been reported in 23 countries and territories in the

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region. The level of alarm is extremely high. For all these

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reasons I have decided to convene an emergency committee under the

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international health regulations. The committee will meet in Geneva on

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Monday the 1st of February and I'm asking the committee for advice on

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the appropriate level of international concern and four

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recommended measures that should be undertaken in affected countries and

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elsewhere. The last time an international

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emergency was declared was for the Ebola

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outbreak in West Africa. Our correspondent has been talking

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about the differences of the viruses. It is devastating for the

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parents who have had babies with undeveloped brains and small heads,

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but this is not a virus which is transmitted person-to-person on any

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great scale, like we saw with Ebola. They will decide in Geneva on Monday

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whether this should be declared a public health emergency as we saw

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with Ebola in the summer of 2014. If it is, a range of different things

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can be brought in to speed up the response. It will be decided whether

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this needs a global response and it will speed up the development of

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vaccines and treatments, and the hope will be that it will help to

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put a lid on this as quickly as possible. Viewers who knew nothing

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about the Zika a couple of weeks ago, the perception is the story has

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escalated very fast, was that the case? The World Health Organisation

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made a point of saying that they knew about this in May, a new cases

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of Zika had come to Brazil, and at the end of last year they were

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becoming aware of babies being born with microcephaly, abnormally small

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heads, this is not something which has come along without any warning

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at all. There were warning signs at the end of last year, but in the

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last few months we have seen an explosion of a large number of Zika

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cases and that is not a problem in itself, but the worrying thing is

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the link to babies being born with defects. What will the team do, the

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one that has been set up? They will decide whether this is a public

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health emergency, and then they will tell the people what to do next in

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terms of treatments and cures, what is potentially in the pipeline and

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how quickly they can come online to what is the practical advice.

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Because these are mosquitoes they are very difficult to control, the

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advice at the moment is for pregnant women to stay clear stagnant water,

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and do not go out in the day, that is when they bite, and to use insect

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repellent and it'll be interesting to see what they can recommend apart

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from that. One person ask what impact will this have on the Olympic

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Games? The authorities have said they are carrying out a number of

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measures to tackle the Zika virus. Over 200,000 troops have been

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deployed in certain areas, huge numbers of areas have been fumigated

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and areas where mosquitoes breed are being fumigated. There is no

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certainty, though. Obviously Brazil will be hosting this big event in a

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few months. This story is about the Americas and several countries are

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recommending that women delay plans to have babies will stop that is not

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an option if you are already pregnant, though. Such as the people

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in this group in Brazil. I got Zika in the first few weeks of my

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pregnancy but no one worried about it. When the link was made, we

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panicked we started looking for any information could find. Now I'm more

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relaxed because and 36 weeks pregnant but I only wear trousers

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and I only leave home to go for yoga and my medical exams. In theory,

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I've had it, and I cannot catch it again, but the advice is very vague

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and I'm not taking any chances. It is not a constant concern, but the

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other day I went out and a bunch of mosquitoes attacked my leg. I was so

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tense, and this is something that gets to you, my family and friends

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are very worried. I try not to keep thinking about the Zika story and to

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enjoy my legacy, a magical period, I'm taking precautions like mosquito

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repellent, but without getting too anxious. We really believe in giving

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our babies that energy so I tried to keep the bad thoughts away and to

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think only of good thoughts. There is more background information

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regarding the Zika virus on the website. I was told I accidentally

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set the Olympics was coming up in a few hours, but clearly it is coming

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up in a few months! -- accidentally said.

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Police in France have arrested an armed man

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They say he was carrying two guns, a box of ammunition and a copy

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The theme park is in the east of Paris. It is very popular. Over 40

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million people visit every year. The guns were detected by a scanner

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during a security check at the entrance to a Disneyland

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hotel, near the French capital. We can speak to a journalist in

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Paris. What can you tell us about this woman? Who are they looking

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for? Police believe that the man was accompanied by a woman, and she fled

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and they tried to arrest her, they made one arrest in the Paris area.

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They then released the woman they had arrested after establishing that

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she was not in fact the man's companion. They say they are still

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looking for a woman they believed was with him. What details do we

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have about the kind of weapons he had and the animation he had? Two

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small calibre handguns with small bullets to go with them, and they

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were discovered when the man allowed his bag to go through an x-ray

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machine which seems rather strange. Given that he must have known that

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the guns would be seen. He then offered no resistance when he was

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taken aside by security staff and the police arrived rapidly and

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arrested him. They have not dive oldest his identity, but they do say

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that he has no police or criminal record -- they have not dive -- I

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have not revealed his identity. They say he is of European origin. Could

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he have owned these weapons legally? They could be legal, yes, but the

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police have not said whether he had a licence. He apparently told

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investigators that he was carrying them for his own protection because

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he thought security is such comparison he might need them. -- is

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such in Paris that he might need them. The police do not seem to be

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taking this that seriously, because for the time being the case is being

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handled by criminal prosecutors rather than going to a specialist

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anti-terrorist unit. Obviously the public does fear that this man might

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have been planning something similar to the November attacks in Paris in

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which 130 people were killed. Those attacks were claimed by the

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so-called Islamic State. Thanks for joining us. We will stay in the

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city. The Presidents of Iran and France

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were making all the right noises Hassan Rouhani arriving hit, being

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greeted by President Hollande. There was a polite disagreement over

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whether wine would be served. But everyone was so welcoming, these

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were thousands of protesters trying to draw attention to what they say

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are human rights abuses in Iran. The reason for this visit, lots and lots

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of deals, 30 have been signed including two President Hollande. --

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Bertie have been signed according to President Hollande.

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118 planes are going to be ordered from Airbus.

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Peugeot has signed up for a joint venture with an Iranian

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car producer - that's worth E400 million.

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Next - here's some of the press conference for you.

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TRANSLATION: Thanks to the good relations we had in the past, French

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companies come to Iran to start from scratch, we have got to catch up on

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the last two years. The Prime Minister signed some deals and this

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afternoon in front of President Hollande deals were also signed, and

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this is proof that the government and also the private sector have a

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real desire to work together and working together is in the interests

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of both our countries. TRANSLATION: This is a new chapter in our

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relations and I want this relationship to be useful, useful to

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our countries, useful to the region which is marked by war and

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tragedies, and I would like us to apply rigorous leave the nuclear

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agreement on each party involved should respect its responsibility

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and we should guarantee that we can guarantee everything that has been

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said, that it can be accomplished. It is the condition for everything.

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-- vigorously. This is the details of the Airbus

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deal. The aeroplanes were mainly bought, more than 37 years ago

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before the Islamic Revolution of 1979, Iran needs these error planes,

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this is a memorandum of agreement, this is not a contract -- these

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aeroplanes. We need more details. It is worth $25 billion, which is a

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large amount of money. It is a big day, very good day for Iranians.

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What about the role of France? It is hard to imagine this happening in

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London. Why is France in this position? France has been one of the

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biggest partners of Iran before the sanctions, Peugeot was very involved

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in Iranian car industry before the sanctions, they were producing half

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a million cars per year. It was much easier to get back to those

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countries that were already involved in the Iranian economy, rather than

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starting from scratch, with countries that have not been

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involved. The mood music was good, but when President Hollande was

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talking about Lebanon and how they have been talking frankly, about

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bringing peace to countries, is hard not to raise an eyebrow, they have

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opposed opinions regarding Syria. That is one of the sticking points,

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Iran supports President Assad, and France opposes him. It is important

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that Hassan Rouhani said that Iran will play an important role in the

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talks with Syria and they are accepting the role of Iran, because

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until recently Iran were not even invited to the Syrian talks, and now

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they are accepting that they should be part of those talks. We have

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questions from all over the world on Iran coming in from the cold.

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Financially and economically, at least, into the rest of the world.

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You can find more about this on the Facebook page.

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We've got the story of Jordan Cox who had to get from one side

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of England to the other - and found the cheapest way

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British police have dropped their investigation into allegations

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of physical and sexual abuse linked to the failed UK charity,

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The charity - which always denied the claims -

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shut down in August after questions were raised

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My colleague Lucy Manning has spoken to its founder Camilia

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If a charity has been accused of abusing the children in its care,

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that is the kiss of death, but these are not real allegations. You also

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had money problems? No, we had enough money confirmed in order to

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be able to run the charity, I want everyone to be clear about this.

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There has been a lot of rumours, the organisation had enough money to run

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for a year and the allegations of sexual abuse were the reasons we

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closed. Welcome to the programme. The World

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Health Organisation says up to form and in people could be affected by

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the Zika virus. -- up to 4 million people in Brazil could be affected.

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The trial has begun at the International Criminal Court

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of the former Ivorian leader Laurent Gbagbo.

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Prosecutors say they've got a vast body of evidence

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BBC Arabic looking at a UN report which alleges that Saudi Arabian

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The British government says it will take the report very seriously

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- it supplies munitions to Saudi Arabia.

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And in the UK, the carcasses of three sperm whales that washed up

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on the east coast have been taken to landfill sites.

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Corporation tax remains a big issue at the moment in the UK.

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Last week Google announced it had agreed to pay the British government

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?130 million - that's around $186 million -

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The Government won't say how that was calculated.

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Experts estimate this is equivalent to a tax rate of around 3%.

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That's one tax story - another is that the European Union

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is considering a range of new measures to

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The row over Google's $185 million deal with the British taxman has

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highlighted concerns that some multinationals might not be paying

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their way. Many other big names have come under scrutiny in recent

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months. In Paris, on Wednesday, members of the global economic

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organisation signed a major deal designed to make it easier for

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countries to find out who is paying what and who. But Britain's Finance

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minister thinks that more action is needed. We want to see those figures

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made public, details made public, but the only reason why we have any

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of this new change in the global tax rules, the only reason why the OECD

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reached the agreement is because Britain led the way in changing the

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rules and we don't think they go far enough, our manifesto we said that

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we will push for international agreement to publish this tax data.

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Now Brussels is entering the argument, they want to clamp down on

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countries -- on companies which use different countries to their

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advantage. It is not illegal, but the commission is not happy. Until

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now member states that make great efforts to fight abusive tax

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practices are being undermined by those that take a more lenient

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approach. Some struggle to enforce their National tax rules because of

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more avoidance friendly regimes and this cannot go on any more. The

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commission's fans are ambitious and changes will take time, and that

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means companies like Google will find their tax affairs making

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headlines for while to come. -- plans. Almost every day we have been

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talking about quarterly results. Amazon has put out their figures.

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It is pretty good news, most brick and mortar retailers have been

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struggling, the likes of Walmart and Macy's. But Amazon, the story is

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different, the online retailer, their sales rose 22% in the crucial

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Christmas period. Amazon said, their owners said, 25 years ago he was

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taking packages to the post, hoping one day he could afford a forklift

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-- their own said. What about Microsoft? There is overlap with

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Amazon, and if you look at Microsoft, it is less a story about

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software, and more the focus is bad computing, that is where it is

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generating profit like Amazon. That is the area investors will be

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focusing on. I know the figures came at yesterday for Facebook, it is

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taking a while to digester how well it is doing. Has that sent shock

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waves around? -- digests. This is a company reaching its 12th year, and

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where people have been surprised, they knew it was a digital

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powerhouse in terms of advertising, but when you start doing

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side-by-side comparisons with Google and you see how fast it has reached

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some of the milestones it has already reached, $5 billion in

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revenue, the sheer number of uses it continues to add and a weight has

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been able to make money from those people -- and the way. That has many

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commentators talking, wondering if it carries on at this rapid pace, it

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will soon, if not catch up Google, it is eclipsing other big names like

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Yahoo, for example. One of the success stories with Facebook is the

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way it can target certain groups of people.

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Facebook is about to replace it's "like" feature with a set

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It is nice that now we don't have too give a thumbs up to our friends

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divorces. You have a friend who has broken a bone, you can leave a

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comment, which allows you to express emotions. Who has time to leave a

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comment? We are all so busy these days.

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They are coming to Facebook very soon, whether you are keen on them

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or not. This is consumer blogger Jordon Cox,

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from here in the UK. He's in the news because after

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he found a cheaper - if slightly longer

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route - to get home. He needed to get to Hatton in Essex,

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from his university in Sheffield. Instead he flew to Berlin spent

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the day there and flew back I've always wanted to visit Berlin,

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is a bucket list place, and to visit there and all in one go, that is a

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triple win, I love to travel. I've seen so many more opportunities like

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this, a one-way flight from Copenhagen London for just ?4,

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cheaper than my bus back home. There are so many cheap flight prices out

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there if people take a look. There you go. That is it for the first

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half of the programme, we are back for more in a moment.

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I will start the weather forecast in Australia, we have the storms

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potentially for the Australian open tennis

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