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We begin with confirmation of the death of the suspected ringleader of the deadly attacks in paris. French prosecutors say Abdelhamid Abbaaoud was, indeed, killed in that raid on wednesday. Still, the investigation into the attacks is far from over. Al jazeeras dana lewis reports from paris. At what french authorities called a safe house. Forensic experts hit pay dirt. In the northern paris suburb, a 7hour siege played out with explosions and gun fire yesterday, the day revealed evidence that Abdelhamid Abbaaoud was neutralized. Using skin samples, investigators determined Abdelhamid Abbaaoud,...

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That animals won't suffer. pallab ghosh, bbc news, cambridge. let's get some of the day's other news. the president of the democratic republic of congo, felix tshisekedi, has appointed a former militia leader once convicted of war crimes as his new defence minister. jean—pierre bemba, a former congolese vice president, was cleared on appeal by the international criminal court in 2018. president biden is meeting canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, in ottawa. the leaders are expected to update an asylum agreement, potentially allowing both countries to turn asylum seekers away at their bo...

At roxham road, an unofficial crossing between new york state and the province of quebec. canada has also agreed to create a new refugee programme for migrants fleeing violence in central and south america. now to the debate over when is the right time to retire. in america, the retirement age is 66—67, depending on when you were born. that's significantly higher than france, where the government's move to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 has resulted in protests. whilst calls for a nationwide strike next week, have forced king charles to call off his planned state visit. more than a m...