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Egypt's president is to meet senior judges in a row over his sweeping

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new powers. Israel's defence minister, Ehud

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Barak, says he is quitting political life after January's

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elections. Anger on the streets of Dhaka after

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another fire at a clothing factory in Bangladesh.

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Welcome to BBC World News. Also in this programme:

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Storms batter southern Britain, killing two people and leaving more

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than 800 homes flooded. And they're still rocking five

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decades on. The Rolling Stones mark their 50th anniversary with a

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The Egyptian president, Mohammed Morsi, is to meet senior judges in

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an effort to defuse the row over an expansion of his powers. Mr Morsi

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awarded himself unchallenged control of Egypt, sparking violent

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protests across the country and a The scene of some of the fiercest

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clashes in Egypt's recent street protests. The Muslim Brotherhood

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says one of its teenage members lost his life during an attack by

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protesters on its main office in the city. This man says the 15-

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year-old victim was a high-school student, martyred by thugs and hit

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men. At the local hospital, chaos as the injured arrive. This

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violence has sprung from President Morsi's decision to grant himself

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new powers, a move that has divided the country. In Cairo,

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demonstrators are continuing to speak out against the President.

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TRANSLATION: How can we guarantee that tomorrow he won't sell the

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Suez Canal? No one can tell him, what are you doing? Not everyone

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who has taken to the streets has done so to criticise President

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Morsi. At this rally, supporters backed his claim that his edict

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would protect the revolution from vested interests clinging to the

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past. TRANSLATION: A strong opposition in the Street are

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remnants of the old regime. They want to destroy the country and not

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see the people progress. For Muslim Brotherhood, of which President

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Morsi is a leader, have paid a high price for this decree. As well as

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the targeting of its office here, a building in Alexandra has been left

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in disarray after it was stormed by demonstrators on Friday. Officials

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here have condemned the attack. A large section of each its judiciary

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reacted with fury to the edict, threatening to strike. They will

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meet -- he will meet with senior judges on Friday. Despite the

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criticism, President Morsi is admired by many in Egypt and he was

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-- in what is being seen as a move towards compromise, a fresh

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statement from the President's office said his new powers would

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only be temporary and that he was committed with working with all

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political forces. One thing is clear, a rapid solution is needed

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to this crisis. Large demonstrations are planned by

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supporters and opponents on Tuesday. Many fear they will be accompanied

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by more violence. The Israeli defence minister, Ehud

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Barak, has announced that he's leaving politics. Speaking at a

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press conference, he said he won't contest parliamentary elections in

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January, but will stay on as a minister until a new government is

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formed. Barak, who was Israel's prime minister for two years, also

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served in the Israel Defence Forces for almost four decades. Our

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correspondent in Jerusalem Kevin Connolly says many people will not

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have expected such a decision from Mr Barak.

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I think people probably have been taken by surprise by the nature of

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the announcement. We knew he would make an announcement this morning,

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but not what it was and there was all sorts of speculation. Some

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people guessed he would step aside from politics, but others thought

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it might be about how his party was preparing for the elections in

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January. It is not entirely unexpected in the sense that Mr

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Barak leaves a party which is a very small party in the Israeli

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parliament, although he is very powerful. It is entirely possible

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that that party might not make the threshold of the share of the

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popular vote you need to get into the next Parliament after the

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elections on 22nd January and that would be no way for a rather

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illustrious career in Israeli public life to end. That is

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probably the main driver for his decision and the important take

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away from all of this from elsewhere in the world is that this

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is not anything to do with Israel's operations against Gaza last week,

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those military operations. It is not a sign of any dissent in his

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reels boarding establishment about those operations, it is much more

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about Barak's own position in Israeli politics, his age and the

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strength of his party as elections loom. How will this affect the

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influence on the prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu? Some might say

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that I had barrack is the most moderating influence on him at the

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moment. -- A had Barak. I'm not sure it would be accurate to say

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that Barak is a moderating factor. The men have been close since their

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days in the army together. Barak is interesting because he is a very

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powerful man and he has been prime minister, he is regarded as a

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successful defence minister, but in terms... That doesn't translate

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into a personal or electoral political popularity. Opinion polls

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suggest Israelis are very happy to have him as defence minister, but

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he is not a great vote-winner. In that sense, his departure from

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Israeli public life won't really change the party political

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landscape as much as it might seem from the outside. Thank you

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A second fire has broken out at a clothing factory in Bangladesh's

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capital, Dhaka, just days after at least 112 people died in another

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factory fire on Saturday. There are no details on casualties yet and

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police say they do not know how many people are inside the building.

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Elsewhere in the capital, thousands of factory workers have taken to

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the streets in protest. The government announced that Tuesday

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would be a national day of mourning for victims of Saturday's blaze.

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Syrian authorities have made no comment on opposition claims that a

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cluster bomb killed ten children on Sunday near Damascus. Unverified

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video posted online shows residents in Deir al-Asafir carrying the

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bodies of children indoors. The kids reportedly went out to play

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after a lull in fighting. Earlier this month, the UN political

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affairs chief told the Security Council of credible reports that

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the Syrian military is using cluster bombs.

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More on those stories on our website. Now we can get the

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business news. Kicking off with Greece. The problem of whether this

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debt is sustainable hangs over everything.

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Absolutely. Are you holding your breath? Don't! The third meeting in

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two weeks between the international lenders degrees, the EU, the

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European Central Bank and the IMF. They are meeting, trying to resolve

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their differences so they can press the green light for Greece and

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Athens to get its nest -- next chunk of money, $40 million. -- $40

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billion. Athens has been keeping its head afloat by it short-term

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borrowing. It has been a long time coming. The meeting last week, they

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failed to agree on these differences. How to manage these

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huge mountain of debt that Greece is sitting on. For the IMF says it

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is inevitable that Greece will not be able to pay it back. The Germans

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don't want to go too soft on Greece. They are saying we can still do a

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deal, but nobody is taking a haircut, nobody will take any

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losses. Nigel Cassidy has put it Take the bail out and go, say

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thousands of state workers about to lose their jobs. But so far Athens

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can't get hold of the bail out cash. If it is to be granted its latest

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tranche today, there has to be a compromise between on one side the

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unwavering IMF, which can't lend to insolvent borrowers, and the

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eurozone, willing to allow a greased two extra years to meet its

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debt cutting targets and try to slow the fast descent into economic

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depression. The markets and the IMF say they can be no final resolution

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until all the official sector lenders agree to write off some of

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their loans. But the biggest, Germany, says this desire for debt

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relief can't be realised. TRANSLATION: The desire is only

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human, but there won't be an answer, it is a process. Something which

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was not on for years can't be picked up overnight. So the markets

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say it points to yet another temporary solution, a complicated

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fudge leaving the door open to write downs later. We should be

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clear that this set of measures does not exclude they need to

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reassess the sustainability of Greece in the coming years.

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Greeks need the money now and analysts things they may get it as

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early as today. A Greece is likely to be given more time and I think

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their debt levels will be cut, but not as much as the IMF want.

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the delays have gone down badly in Athens, but the eurozone it also

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knows that anger may erupt in other rescued countries if Greece gets

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more special treatment today. As soon as we get a result, if we

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get a result, we will bring it to you.

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Britain's financial regulator has fined the Swiss bank UBS nearly $48

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million for failing to stop the trader Kweku Adoboli from running

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up $2 billion worth of reckless trades. He was jailed for seven

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years last week after admitting trading far in excess of authorised

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limits. The Financial Services Authority said UBS did not take

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reasonable care to organise and control its affairs responsibly and

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effectively. For its part, UBS accepted the findings and said

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action had been taken to make the company less complicated. Charlie

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Parker, who is investment editor at Citywire, says the bank stood have

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understood the risks better. bottom line is they were not

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properly understanding the risk that that guy was taking on a day-

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by-day basis. He is just one of thousands of traders around the

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world and it is very reasonable for people to say, do you know what,

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until you were able to do these things in such a way where you can

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be absolutely confident about what is going on, you need to make your

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system simpler. That message is just starting to permeate through

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and UBS has responded by closing down some of its operations.

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Time for a look at some other business news. Argentina will today

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appeal a US court ruling that requires it to pay out $1.3 billion

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to investors holding bonds that the country defaulted on back in 2001.

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The government has until 15th December to reimburse the hedge

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funds, which rejected two renegotiated deals in 2005 and 2010.

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If it fails, there's speculation that Argentina could default again

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on loans valued up to $24 billion. The owner of Aston Martin, Kuwait's

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Investment Dar, has denied reports that it has received competing bids

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for a 50% stake in the luxury British car brand. A group of

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Italian investors were reported to have made an offer of nearly $400

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million for the company - best known for its association with

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James Bond. India's Mahindra and Mahindra were thought to have made

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a higher offer. But in an interview with a Kuwaiti newspaper, the

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chairman of Investment Dar denied the reports.

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Samsung says an audit of 105 of its suppliers in China has identified

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"several instances of inadequate practices at the facilities". These

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included overtime in excess of local laws as well as fines for

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being late or absent from work. However, it found no evidence of

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under-age workers at any of the suppliers. The audit followed a

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report by China Labor Watch which alleged that it had evidence of

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long working hours and under-age workers.

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That's it from me. Still to come, still strutting

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their stuff after five decades. A sell-out crowd watched the Rolling

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Stones celebrate their 50th Kabul is now the 5th fastest

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growing city in the world and in the past year at the growing

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population has had to deal with Kabul's traffic is already

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notoriously chaotic. A city built for half a million people is now

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home to more than 5 million. At the moment things are worse than usual.

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Nearly everywhere you go, you see this. Many of Kabul's roads and

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trains are being dug up and replaced. The disruption is obvious.

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Most of the streets around this area have been like this for weeks

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now. Since these dreams were dug, it has caused traffic jams and

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everyone's life has been disrupted. Like this car-wash business. The

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cars can't get across the trench. And some of those that try and up

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like this, stuck in a whole. Translation it has been like this

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for three months, it is so dusty and no work seems to be getting

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done. If they were not going to finish, they shouldn't have started.

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Her negotiating for roads can be a perilous business. We fell down in

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this place. It is about 50 days that they are working. But not

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doing it fast. Very big problem for people. But in other parts of the

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city, some of the roads are almost finished. The Kabul municipality

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says that by 2016, all the roads in the City should be of this standard.

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But it is taking time and people are losing patience. We are trying

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our best to have two or three shifts, but sometimes it is very

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obvious that when you dig the ground like this, people have to

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suffer a little bit of difficulty. They have to share it with us and

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we are sharing it with them. the Mayor's office insists that the

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road works will be completed before winter, but few people believe it.

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People expect months of further disruption. While children are

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making the most of their new This is BBC World News. The

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Egyptian President seeks a compromise with his opponents as

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violent clashes claimed the life of a teenager. And the Israeli Defence

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Minister, Ehud Barak, has announced he is leaving politics and won't

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contest parliamentary elections due to be held in January. Nigerian

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police claimed that the men have attacked security headquarters in

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the capital, Abuja. The buildings reportedly held suspected members

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of the Islamist sect Boko Haram, which has claimed is trying to

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overthrow the government. The attack follows a double suicide

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bombing in an army base church on Sunday, which killed at least 11

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people. Our correspondent is in Lagos. In the middle of the night,

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gunmen attacked the special anti robbery squad a facility, that is

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in the capital, Abuja. The building, which is home to criminals of all

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kinds, including suspected militants of the group, Boko Haram.

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The police are confirming that the gunmen did attack this facility.

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The questions are, was this an attempt by Boko Haram to free some

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of their colleagues, and was that attend successful? The police are

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saying nothing except to say they managed to repel these gunmen. But

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we have heard from a resident in the area, saying that in the middle

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of the night there was gunfire for about 30 minutes. It looks like a

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serious attack on what should be a well-protected facility. We are

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having some problems on your line. Briefly, can you give us a bit more

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context as to what's been going on? This came after a pretty

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audacious... Inside the military barracks. A twin suicide at that

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the army says... People dead. Many Nigerians... I'm sorry, we are

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going to have to leave it. A line in Lagos is not so good. Hopefully

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we got the main GIST. A toxic cough syrup is thought to have killed at

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least 13 people in Pakistan in the past few days. At pharmacies in

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Lahore have been raided by officials to seize the Leikvoll

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stock force for most of the dead are described as drug addicts who

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took the medicine to try and become intoxicated. Sub-standard and

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expired medicines are widespread problem in Pakistan. The Australian

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government has apologised to men and women who were abused whilst

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serving in the country's armed forces. At least 1000 people have

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come forward in recent months, with allegations of abuse including rape,

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some going back as far as the 1950s. The government apology follows

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months of allegations of abuse in Australia's armed forces. The

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victims, male, female, past and present. Official inquiries

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revealed around 1000 credible claims were made, including every

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form of abuse across six decades. The government decided it was on

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such a scale that it had to act. those men and women in the

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Australian Defence Force or the Department of Defense who have

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suffered sexual or other forms of abuse, on behalf of the government

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I say sorry. John Atkins was one of those who came forward after 60

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years. He joined the Navy as a 13- year-old and was subject to abuse

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with a blunt instrument. I'm sorry, it's frightful and unacceptable

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behaviour. It's an absolute disgrace because, frankly, I

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believe every officer knows, every officer today knows and there's a

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code of silence. The abuses date back to the 1950s when those like

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John could join almost as children. The Navy in particular comes out

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badly from this. Deborah was a Engineer in the Navy in the 1990s

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when she says she was raped. What would it mean to me for an apology?

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A lot, a whole lot. I lost my career Rover this. This apology for

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military abuses follows other similar ones by the government for

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migrant children and the indigenous aboriginal population. They are

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really about writing very old injustices. They very rarely lead

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to criminal prosecutions because the evidence isn't fair. What is

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more about is a collective national process of healing. For those like

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John Atkins, this is about getting people to listen. Recognition by

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their country that they were wronged in the service of their

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New talks aimed at reaching a global deal on cutting greenhouse

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gas emissions have begun in the Qatari capital, Doha. Participants

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from almost 200 countries are attending the conference.

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Negotiators have to agree an extension to the Kyoto Protocol,

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that commits rich nations to cut carbon emissions. More rain has

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fallen across England, with up to a month's rain forecast a fall in

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North-East England and North Wales. It comes after days of extreme

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weather which has flooded more than 800 homes. The heavy rains that

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caused devastation to many homes in the south and west of the UK are

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continuing today and moving north. Ground already saturated and

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reverse already high mean more serious flooding looks likely. The

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Environment Agency says the South West, North Wales and the north-

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east are at greatest risk throughout today. Up to 70 mm is

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expected to fall in parts of the north-east - that's nearly three

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inches. The it looks like it's heading out of the West Country and

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into the Midlands, across Wales, up into the north-east. In terms of

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the national picture, people have got to really still stay on flood

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alert, stay away and get ready to take action. Really respect these

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floodwaters, don't drive into them, make sure people keep themselves

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safe and sound. The South West has already been hard hit with people

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already counting the cost and preparing for more to come. But

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insurance companies say the government needs to urgently agreed

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to wait temporary interest free overdraft for the industry. Without

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it they say 200,000 homes and businesses could be left without

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cover against flood damage next year. It is important that we do

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get a decision soon and quickly so we can put procedures and the flood

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insurance model into place, so that we can move ahead next year when

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the statement of principles comes to an end. The government says

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discussions are ongoing. The Environment Minister is clearly

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annoyed by the timing of the industry's demands. I don't

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recognise the fact that we are deadlocked, I don't see that at all.

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I was in a high-level meeting at the end of last week, this will

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continue. What we are representing in that room is the taxpayer.

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People who have large calls on their household income. We want to

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make sure it's fair for all people who pay insurance. While those

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talks continue, hundreds of flood alerts are in place. They are

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changing all the time and people are being advised to check the

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Environment Agency website. They are also being advised to consider

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travel plans in affected areas. Some rail services have been

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discovered and Rhodes made impossible. Even at the all-weather

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horse racing meeting in Nottinghamshire has been abandoned

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because of flooding. One of the world's greatest ever rock'n'roll

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bands, the Rolling Stones, have celebrated their 50th anniversary

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with a concert in London. They performed to 20,000 fans and were

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joined by former band mates Bill Wyman and Maik Taylor for the first

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time in more than 20 years. -- Maik Taylor. As Mick Jagger pointed out

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last night, it had taken the Rolling Stones 50 years to get from

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Dartford to Greenwich, a distance of 10 miles. Their fans had

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travelled a lot further. I came all the way from Australia, Midnight

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rambler, the best ever. They opened with their second ever single from

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1963. The two-and-a-half-hour, 23 songs set spanned the whole career.

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And former band members Mick Taylor and Bill Wyman return to make

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cameos for stomach had been made about the ticket prices. Mick

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Jagger even joked about it, asking - how are you in the cheap seats?

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Before adding, though, there aren't any! But the crowd seemed to think

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it was worth every penny. It was pretty special. It's not very often

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you get to see something like that. It was incredible. One thing they

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didn't get was any satisfaction. Scheduled to be the last song of

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the night, the strict the 11pm The football World Cup in Brazil is

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two years away and no tournament is complete without a mascot. The

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armadillo is in the colours of the Brazilian flag and has now been

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officially named Fuleco. It transmits a message of

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environmental awareness. The three banded armadillo is an endangered

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species and this is his very sunny, lovely looking cuddly friend. I

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think children are going to love it. Much more on all of our news at the

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