Wednesday, September 9, 2015

WORLD BREAKING NEWS TODAY LATEST

Gene modification research 'essential'

A GROUP of eminent scientists says genetic engineering of human embryos could greatly enhance human health.

Pope to plead refugee crisis in UN speech

POPE Francis will likely nominate poverty and bad government as drivers of conflict and migration in his UN speech.

Bertie the tortoise speeds into records

IT'S a record! Bertie, a South African leopard tortoise, is now officially twice as fast as the average tortoise.

Alzheimer's 'seeds' might be transferred

ALZHEIMER'S disease might, in rare circumstances, be "acquired" during certain medical procedures, controversial new research suggests.

Sao Paulo city council votes to ban Uber

A DEMONSTRATION by thousands of taxi drivers against Uber in Sao Paulo has led to the city council banning the service.

Social gap 'hits UK middle-class health'

A BRITISH doctor argues injustices in the country are affecting the health of the middle classes.

Cancer blood test could be game changer

A BLOOD test has been able to identify cancer-specific gene mutations in the DNA of sufferers, raising hope of faster diagnosis and earlier treatment.

Trolltunga photos removed after fatal fall

NORWEGIAN tourism officials are removing photos of tourists posing dangerously at Trolltunga after an Australian student died from falling off the cliff.

PM's climate clash with Pacific leaders

PRIME Minister Tony Abbott has touched down in Port Moresby for a whirlwind chat to Pacific island leaders on the frontline of global warming.

Ros Kelly says Aussies have UK work edge

AUSTRALIANS' egalitarian attitude gives them a work edge in the UK where the class system still discriminates against women, Ros Kelly says.

Figures show London commuter chaos scale

CROWDING on trains in London is on the increase, according to new data, with 26 per cent of morning peak-hour trains operating at over capacity.

Ex CIA leaders defend actions in new book

FORMER CIA officials have taken aim at the Senate report into practises used for extracting information from al-Qaeda prisoners in a new book.

Wednesday, 9 September

Abbott arrives in PNG for Pacific talks

PRIME Minister Tony Abbott has arrived in Port Moresby for contentious talks with Pacific island leaders on climate change.

NZ fills void left by ABC cuts in Pacific

NEW Zealand is filling the void in Pacific island broadcasting following the axing of the ABC's international arm the Australia Network.

Celebrations over Queen's long reign

QUEEN Elizabeth II has opened a railway line in Scotland as part of celebrations as she becomes the longest-serving monarch in British history.

Abbott to face frosty crowd at PIF talks

PRIME Minister Tony Abbott is likely to face a hostile room of Pacific island leaders at official talks in Port Moresby.

Aust, NZ blamed for escaped fishing boat

A FISHING boat carrying 182 tonnes of illegal catch has escaped from a Thai port, with Sea Shepherd blaming Australian and NZ authorities.

Authors raise $1 million for refugees

WRITER Patrick ness started a small campaign to help Syrian refugees and now he's been overwhelmed by the support of other authors.

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