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Hollande 'Affair': Actress Sues Over Pictures

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 17 Januari 2014 | 15.00

Actress Julie Gayet is suing a magazine which claimed she was having an affair with French president Francois Hollande.

The 41-year-old is seeking €50,000 (£41,650) in damages and €4,000 (£3,330) in legal costs from the French edition of Closer, which she claims breached the country's privacy rules.

The magazine published photos taken outside a Paris apartment block, which allegedly showed Mr Hollande arriving on the back of a scooter with his face covered by a helmet before leaving in the morning.

Closer pulled the story from its website following a request from Ms Gayet's lawyer but did not order copies of its magazine to be pulled from newsstands.

The issue featuring the photos was on track to sell 600,000 copies, twice the magazine's usual circulation.

Closer has said there will be another series of pictures and fresh revelations about the affair in its next edition, which is to be published on Friday.

FRANCE-GERMANY-DIPLOMACY Mr Hollande and his long-term partner Valerie Trierweiler

Earlier this week, Mr Hollande admitted he was going through a "painful time" in his life but said "private matters should be dealt with privately".

He said he was "totally indignant" about the story, which he claimed threatened France's principle of "respect for private life and people's dignity".

Mr Hollande, who has himself threatened legal action over the pictures, is not married but has a long-term partner, Valerie Trierweiler, who acts as France's first lady.

She has been in hospital since Closer published its allegations and is said to be in a state of shock.

Ms Gayet, a mother-of-two, is an established actress in France who also appeared in a 2012 election film for Mr Hollande, in which she described him as "marvellous", "humble" and a "really good listener".

She took legal action in March over internet rumours about her alleged relationship with the president.

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12 Years A Slave Wins Oscar Nod For Best Film

American Hustle and Gravity lead Oscar nominations with 10 nods each, while 12 Years A Slave got nine.

All three movies were nominated for best picture. 

Captain Phillips, Dallas Buyers Club, Her, Nebraska, The Wolf of Wall Street and Philomena also got a nod for best movie.

The nominations were announced by actor Chris Hemsworth and Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs at a ceremony in Beverly Hills.

Directed by Briton Steve McQueen, 12 Years A Slave is based on the true story of a man from New York who is captured and sold into slavery in America's Deep South. 

It stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and Michael Fassbender, both nominated for best actor and best supporting actor respectively.

Director Steve McQueen With Award Steve McQueen directed 12 Years A Slave

McQueen was also named for best director.

The movie has already picked up 10 Bafta nominations and recently took the best movie drama title at the Golden Globes.

American Hustle won nods for Amy Adams and Christian Bale in lead roles and for Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence in the supporting actor category.

The Wolf Of Wall Street also won nominations for Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese.

Also nominated for best actor were Bruce Dern in Nebraska and Matthew McConaughey in Dallas Buyers Club, which also earned Jared Leto a supporting actor nod for playing a transgender woman.

Along with Adams, Cate Blanchett was nominated for best actress for Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine, Sandra Bullock in Gravity, Judi Dench in Philomena, Meryl Streep in August: Osage County. 

Notable omissions included Tom Hanks for his lead performance in Captain Phillips, and Robert Redford for the shipwreck drama All Is Lost.

The nominations for best foreign-language movie are: The Broken Circle Breakdown from Belgium, The Great Beauty from Italy, Danish thriller The Hunt, The Missing Picture from Cambodia, and Palestinian movie Omar.

The Oscars are handed out on March 2 in a ceremony hosted by comedian Ellen DeGeneres in Los Angeles.

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Australia Bushfires: One Dead Amid Heatwave

More than 80 bushfires are burning across Victoria and South Australia states as temperatures continued to top 40C (104F).

Both states have endured several days of scorching temperatures, with winds helping to increase the speed of the fires.

Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Ken Lay said one person died at their home in Roses Gap in the Grampians region, northwest of Melbourne.

He said the death was fire-related, but gave no other details.

Wildfires in Australia kill one Bushfires are burning across two states in Australia

Mr Lay said that 12 of the fires burning across Victoria, Australia's second most populous state, have been deliberately lit. Arson detectives are investigating.

Victoria Fire Commissioner Craig Lapsley said a blaze burning over 52,000 acres of woodland near the Grampians generated a seven-mile high convection column - a column of rising hot air - that was triggering lightning and sparking spot fires.

Residents in the region had been advised to evacuate their homes, but several people decided to stay and protect their properties, he said.

He added: "They have a right to do so... but they also take on that risk themselves.

"They risk the fact that these fires will be very intense and erratic this afternoon."

Fire conditions in Victoria are at their worst since 2009, when wildfires killed 173 people and destroyed more than 2,000 homes.

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Brazil Police Linked To 'Revenge' Killings Of 12

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 14 Januari 2014 | 14.59

The fatal shootings of 12 young men in Brazil could have been carried out by police officers as revenge after one of their colleagues was killed.

The wave of murders began on Sunday night and continued into early Monday in Campinas, 60 miles (100km) northwest of Sao Paulo.                

Investigators said the killings occurred within about four hours of one another.

They came after an off-duty police officer was killed while fighting armed robbers who targeted him as he stopped at a petrol station in the same region.

The men were killed in mostly drive-by style shootings.

"We're not ruling out executions, revenge nor a fight between criminals," police investigator Licurgo Nunes Costa told the newspaper Estado de S Paulo.

"It's a sequence of events in the same region and around the same time, and we have to consider the relationship between the occurrences."

Shortly after the killings protesters attacked commuter buses, burning at least three of them.

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China: High-Speed Rail Network To Be Doubled

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent, in Beijing

China has announced it will spend £60bn this year in an effort to almost double the size of its high-speed rail network.

The investment forms part of a project which represents the largest and fastest rail expansion programme in the world.

Since 2008, and in the time Britain has taken only to debate the merits of one line - HS2 - which would be just over 100 miles long, China has built 6,000 miles of track, much of it elevated, and invested in 1,000 high-speed trains.

The network is currently almost double the combined length of Europe and Japan's railway networks.

The programme, the government says, forms a key part of the country's drive to modernise, urbanise and pull the Chinese people out of poverty.

Sky News took a ride on the 10am from Shanghai to Beijing. Bang on time, the shiny new bullet train pulled out of the city's Hongqiao station.

The train, 16 carriages long, has three classes: standard, first and business, which resembles the interior of an aeroplane.

China high speed trains China has built 6,000 miles of track since 2008

Sitting in a fully reclining airline-style seat is businessman Paul Zhou.

He said: "Our country is building an entire high-speed rail system and it has made our travel easier.

"It has shortened the journey between cities. It helps a lot on our work and life.

"On the airlines, there are always delays. They are very unreliable.

"I used to travel by plane, but now I almost always use our high-speed trains to go everywhere. They are comfortable, environmentally friendly, and always on time."

Out of the window the Chinese countryside is a blur as the train reaches its cruising speed of 190mph.

China now boasts the world's fastest train. The CRH380A, manufactured by the Qingdao Sifang Company, has a top speed of 237mph but in test runs it reached 302mph.

The trains run on a network of new lines, many of which are elevated. Together they knit together more than 100 cities across the country.

China high speed trains The country has the world's fastest train with a top speed of 237mph

Each of the cities has a vast new station. Most look more like airport terminals and they are packed: proof that this railway revolution has got China moving.

Another passenger, Zhao Changhua, is an office worker from the city of Jinan. She has just started commuting to Shanghai for work; a distance of 535 miles but a journey time of just four hours.

She told Sky News: "It's very comfortable. It's convenient and fast. I'm very proud of it.

"It's the result of the fast development of our country's technology. It has given great benefits to our lives.

"This is my second time on a high-speed train, I think it's much easier than taking a plane.

"Airports are far away from the city centre while train stations are closer. So I choose high-speed trains."

The journey from Shanghai, west, then north, to Beijing is 800 miles - the length of the UK. It is completed in four hours, 48 minutes.

In second class, it costs the equivalent of £55, in first it is just under £100 and in business it costs £175.

Outside we see glimpses of rural China carved up by the new lines, but we also spot new cities springing up. It is evidence that the new rail network is stimulating the local economy at every stop.

Roland Boal in China Designer Roland Boal says the China network is a huge opportunity

Of all the passengers we spoke to, none had a bad word about the service. Most hoped that China could help the UK with its high-speed train development.

Mr Zhou said: "I hope the British government will use Chinese technology, let China help you to build your high-speed railway."

What none of the passengers realise is that the train they are on is actually designed, in part, with the help of a UK firm.

Priestmangoode is a design consultancy based in the UK but with a growing footprint in China. The company has combined the UK's flair for quality design with China's willingness to pay for it.

Roland Boal, head of Priestmangoode's China division, explained that China's "can do" attitude and seemingly bottomless pockets are a huge opportunity.

He told Sky News: "There is a hunger for new and exciting things. China is moving really fast and moving forward.

"There is a certain sense of excitement among people here and I think they want products that reflect that; whether it's a train or a plane.

"If it's a high-speed train, then make it look really fast. Not pared back; make it look fast.

"Western companies need to pay a lot more attention to what's happening here.

China's high speed rail line The country's high speed network runs on elevated lines

"I get very upset when I hear things like 'of course it broke, it was made in China' or 'I don't buy that company's products because they're made in China', I think there is such an out-of-date attitude towards the obvious capability of manufacturing in China."

This railway revolution is not without significant controversy, though.

In 2011, two high-speed trains collided. Forty people were killed and 172 others injured.

Had the trains been travelling at full speed, the number of dead would have been significantly higher.

A signalling failure was blamed; the whole project was questioned and almost cancelled.

A further controversy stems from the fact that the technology behind the network is not Chinese.

In the early stages of the project, China bought high-speed train sets and technology from Canada's Bombardier, Japan's Kawasaki, Germany's Siemens and France's Alstom.

Chinese engineers then combined these technologies and produced their own trains.

Corruption has also plagued the project. In July last year, the country's railways minister, Liu Zhijun, was jailed for corruption, bribery and abuse of power. His demise brought the financial cost into focus.

At the last count, the existing project had cost £24bn through Chinese government loans, according to figures published in the Chinese state media.

The government hopes to recoup some of those costs by selling its success abroad.

China is in talks with countries including Romania, Georgia, Thailand, Burma and several in South America.

There is also a desire to help the US and the UK with their own projects.

The Chinese government, which runs the network through its Ministry of Transportation, declined our request for an interview for this report and refused Sky News all official access to their trains and stations. No reason was given.

The report was compiled without their agreement.

However, speaking to the Chinese media, and addressing the safety concerns, Deng Xiaojun, deputy chief engineer of Qingdao Sifang, one of the state-owned locomotive manufacturers, said that the trains are designed according to international standards and in some areas even stricter.

He told China's Xinhua news agency: "We have a rounded mechanism to ensure the train's safety operation."

Back on the train, and on time - almost to the second - the 8am from Shanghai pulls into Beijing South station. 

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Egyptians Begin Voting On New Constitution

Voting on Egypt's new constitution is underway, the first ballot since the military ousted Preisdent Mohamed Morsi last year.

A yes vote is expected and the result could encourage a bid for the presidency by the head of the army, General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.

Gen Sisi forced Mr Morsi, Egypt's first freely elected leader, from office in July following mass protests involving millions.

Islamist opponents view Gen Sisi as the man who caused violence and bloodshed unprecedented in the nation's modern history. At least 1,000 people, mostly Islamists, have been killed in clashes, with thousands imprisoned.

Supporters of Mr Morsi have called for a boycott of the poll, which is set to last for two days. They have been on the end of a brutal crackdown since the coup.

Backers of the interim government argue the referendum is the first of several votes which will restore elected rule by the end of the year.

In a speech on Sunday, Interim President Adly Mansour urged Egyptians to cast their ballots. He said: "I call on you to live up to the responsibility you owe to your nation and to ensure a better future for this country to go to your polling station and vote."

The bomb in Cairo caused little damage and no injuries, according to reports. The aftermath of a bomb which exploded in Cairo on polling day

The capital Cairo has been filled with banners urging Egyptians to vote yes, with many featuring military motifs such as a general's hat, a reference to Gen Sisi.

Tensions in the country are high. Thousands of soldiers and police have been deployed to guard polling stations.

Rights lawyer Ragia Omran told the AFP news agency at least seven activists have been detained in the last week for distributing posters or leaflets critical of the new constitution. Most were released after a few days.

A bomb exploded outside a court in Cairo less than two hours before polling stations opened. A police general cited by AFP said it caused little damage and no injuries.

More follows...

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Iran: Date Set For Nuclear Programme Freeze

Written By Unknown on Senin, 13 Januari 2014 | 15.00

A date has been set for the start of an interim deal to freeze Iran's nuclear programme.

Iran and six world powers have agreed on how to implement the nuclear deal struck in November and it will enter into force on January 20.

The move was welcomed by Foreign Secretary William Hague as an important first step.

The announcement starts a six-month clock for a final deal to be struck over the Islamic Republic's contested nuclear programme.

The West accuses Iran of seeking nuclear weapons, but Tehran has consistently denied that.

Under the deal, Iran has agreed to halt enrichment of uranium above 5% purity and "neutralise" its stockpile of near-20%-enriched uranium.

It will also provide daily access to inspectors.

In return, the E3+3 nations - the US, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany - will ease some trade sanctions such as in petrochemicals and gold.

European Union negotiator Catherine Ashton praised the deal in a statement.

She said: "The foundations for a coherent, robust and smooth implementation ... have been laid."

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier called the deal "a decisive step forward which we can build on."

But President Barack Obama warned of a tough road ahead to realise a comprehensive solution.

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Chess Row Killing: Man 'Stabbed Over Move'

Detectives investigating the death of a man believe he was killed in a frenzied knife attack over a late night game of chess.

They believe a violent row erupted over a move and spiralled out of control at the home of the victim, named locally as Thomas O'Gorman.

The 39-year-old researcher was found with multiple stab wounds at the premises in Beech Park Avenue, Castleknock, in north Dublin, in the early hours of Sunday.

Irish police were alerted to the stabbing at around 1.50am and recovered a knife from the scene which has been sealed off for forensic experts to examine.

A game of chess The row is thought to have centred on a chess move

A Garda source said: "It was a very unpleasant scene for our people to walk into. This was a bizarre killing and the dead man sustained substantial injuries to his body."

It is understood Mr O'Gorman was a former journalist with The Voice Today, a Roman Catholic newspaper.

A graduate of University College Dublin, he had more recently been a researcher with the Dublin-based Catholic lobby group the Iona Institute for seven years, and is believed to have taken in a lodger in recent months to help supplement his income.

David Quinn, director of The Iona Institute, said Mr O'Gorman's friends and colleagues were devastated at his death.

"On behalf of everyone at The Iona Institute, I would like to express our total shock and deep sorrow at the terrible and untimely death of Tom O'Gorman," he said.

"Tom was a friend as well as a work colleague to us all. He was a fond and dear friend and we will all miss him.

"We extend our deepest commiserations to his family and above all to his sister and brother, Catherine and Paul."

A 34-year-old man was arrested at the scene. He is understood to be from Palermo on the Italian island of Sicily.

Police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the death, and are awaiting the results of a post mortem examination.

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Australian Bushfires: Man Dies Protecting Home

By Johnathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent

A man has died trying to defend his house from bushfires in Western Australia which have destroyed more than 40 homes.

The 62-year-old man was on the roof of his property when he collapsed and died. 

Emergency crews in the Perth suburb of Hovea were unable to reach him because of the flames.

Two firefighters had to be treated for heat exhaustion as crews battled blazes along the west coast where temperatures reached 43C (109F) in Perth on Saturday, the city's hottest day in six years.

Heatwave temperatures are forecast for much of Australia this week.

Scores of firefighters have been joined by water-bombing aircraft crew to fight blazes as embers caused spot fires in the tinder-dry conditions.

The massive fire, which blazed through communities near Mundaring, east of Perth, was contained overnight on Sunday, but is still not under control.

Authorities say 44 homes have been destroyed, although that figure could rise.

One resident in Chidlow told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation: "There are embers coming down like ash - we are getting the hell out of here.

"We are taking the animals, some clothes and the tax files in a box and we are leaving everything else. If it burns, it doesn't matter."

Fire Contained After Destroying Over 46 Homes In PerthFire Contained After Destroying Over 46 Homes In Perth Evacuated residents of Perth Hills wait to inspect their properties

As more reports of damage emerged, the premier of Western Australia, Colin Barnett, attended a community meeting of 600 people affected by the fires.

Mr Barnett has cut short his annual leave to deal with the aftermath of the fires, including an assistance package for victims.

Photographs of the damaged properties will be shown to residents to confirm their loss, before they are taken to the ruins.

"This is the nightmare that everyone knows can happen. Yesterday was just catastrophic fire conditions, the heat the night before, the heat in the day and the wind,'' said the state's Emergency Services Minister Joe Francis.

"It is ugly, and a catastrophe for this community. I have got very good (firefighter) mates up there hoping they can knock it off this morning."

The cause of the fire is still being investigated.

Two evacuation centres have been set up for people whose homes have been destroyed or damaged.        

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CAR: More Violence As Foreigners Set To Leave

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 12 Januari 2014 | 14.59

More violence has broken out in the Central African Republic (CAR) capital of Bangui following the resignation of the country's president and prime minister.

At least three people were killed in the clashes, including a Christian vigilante, an ex-Seleka rebel and a civilian, according to the Central African Red Cross.

The fighting came as the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) prepared to evacuate thousands of stranded foreigners caught up in the fighting. 

Sporadic gunfire was heard in Bangui and there were widespread reports of looting in the city.

The head of the Central African Red Cross, Pastor Antoine Mbaobogo, said many looters were targeting Muslim-owned shops.

Crowds take to streets of Bangui after president resigns Crowds gather in the streets of Bangui after the president's resignation

"Those who were looted when the (mainly Muslim) Seleka arrived (in March last year) are now looting in turn," he said.

President Michel Djotodia, the first Muslim leader in the majority Christian nation, resigned on Friday alongside his prime minister, Nicolas Tiengaye.

During his tenure, Mr Djotodia set up a transitional council and promised open elections but unrest and sectarian fighting began within months of his appointment. 

It was hoped his resignation would help ease tensions in the country.

The CAR has seen spiralling violence between the mainly Muslim Seleka rebels who brought Mr Djotodia to power last year, and Christian militias.

Michel Djotodia attends a ceremony marking the beginning of construction on a new building for the national television station in Bangui Michel Djotodia was the nation's first Muslim leader

More than 1,000 people have been killed in the past month alone and signs of sectarian conflict remain in Bangui where a mosque was targeted by a gang of young looters.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon has called on the African Union to provide promised troops to help end the "terrible crisis" in the nation. 

So far, France has deployed 1,600 troops to help support the African Union MISCA force, which is meant to have up to 6,000 troops but has not yet reached 3,500.

European nations on Friday agreed in principle on a plan to launch a joint military operation in the country, with a final decision expected later in the month.

An interim parliament will hold a special session on Monday to discuss Mr Djotodia's replacement.

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Ariel Sharon: Ex-Leader's Body Lies In State

The body of former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon will lie in state in front of the Israeli parliament building today following his death at the age of 85.

Mr Sharon's body will lie in state at the Knesset in Jerusalem between 10am until 4pm local time.

He will be buried on Monday afternoon at his ranch in the Negev desert, in southern Israel, during a military ceremony.

Mr Sharon had been in a coma since suffering a stroke in January 2006.

His condition deteriorated on New Year's Day when he suffered serious kidney problems after surgery.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said "his memory will forever be held in the heart of the nation", while President Shimon Peres said he would be "greatly missed".

World leaders also sent condolences, with US President Barack Obama describing him as a leader who "dedicated his life to the State of Israel".

Vice President Joe Biden will lead a US delegation to the memorial service due to be held in parliament on Monday before the burial.

Nicknamed "The Bulldozer", Mr Sharon was a veteran soldier who fought in all of Israel's major wars before beginning a turbulent political career in 1973.

Israeli army officer Ariel Sharon addresses his troops of the famous Unit 101 As an army officer addressing his troops of the famous Unit 101 in 1955

Long considered a pariah for his personal but "indirect" responsibility for the 1982 massacre of hundreds of Palestinians by Israel's Lebanese Phalangist allies in Beirut's Sabra and Shatila refugee camps, he was elected premier in 2001.

Ministers in Israel's right-wing government and the political opposition have mourned a leader who left big footprints on the region through military invasion, Jewish settlement building on captured land and a unilateral decision to pull Israeli troops and settlers out of the Gaza Strip in 2005.

In Gaza, Hamas has welcomed Mr Sharon's death and celebrated in the streets.

"We have become more confident in victory with the departure of this tyrant," Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zurhi said.

"Our people today feel extreme happiness at the death and departure of this criminal whose hands were smeared with the blood of our people and the blood of our leaders here and in exile."

Prime Minister David Cameron said: "Ariel Sharon is one of the most significant figures in Israeli history and as prime minister he took brave and controversial decisions in pursuit of peace, before he was so tragically incapacitated.

"Israel has today lost an important leader."

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Hypnotist Falls To Death Off Sydney Balcony

The American stage hypnotist Dr Scott Lewis has died after falling from the balcony of an apartment in Australia.

Dr Lewis was in Sydney to perform his hypnosis act alongside six other performers in a show which opened at the Sydney Opera House last week.

Police discovered his body at the apartment complex in the inner-city suburb of Pyrmont early on Saturday.

Officers say the hypnotist, who was staying at the complex with his fellow performers, had fallen to his death from a balcony on the 11th floor.

A police spokeswoman said officers have ruled out any suspicious circumstances, but said police had yet to determine whether the death was a result of "misadventure or self-harm".

Tim Lawson, a co-producer of The Illusionists 2.0 show, said future performances will continue despite Mr Lewis' death.

"The company is deeply saddened by the sudden loss of Dr Lewis," Mr Lawson said in a statement.

"The entire company has decided to continue the show in his honour, and send our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends."

The Sydney Opera House said in a statement that Dr Lewis "was a wonderful performer and he will be greatly missed".

Dr Lewis's website said he had the distinction of having "the longest-running family-friendly comedy hypnosis show in Las Vegas history".

He had performed at Vas Vegas' Riviera Hotel for nine years.

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