The Turkish army has released what it says is a series of audio recordings in which the Russian plane was shot down on Tuesday is asked to change course immediately before he's downed near the Syrian border. The Russian airman who survived Captain Konstantin Murakhtin denied receiving warnings although kept straight into Turkish airspace. There were no warnings, not ran in the radio, not visually. There was no contact, whatsoever, that is why we were keeping our combat course as usual. If they wanted to warn us, they could have shown themselves by heading on the parallel course, but there was nothing and a rocket hit our tail.
The international medical charity, MSF says an investigation into the attack last month by American forces on one of his hospitals in Afghanistan has revealed a
frightening catalogue of errors, is called for impartial investigation into the tragedy in Kondoz that killed at least 30 people. John Sapol reports. The three
thousand papers report of the US armed forces blame human error and procedure failures in which personal did not take proper steps to verify the target. General John
F. Campbell who is in charge of the American military in Afghanistan says it was a tragic but avoidable accident. The medical facility was misidentified as its target
by US personal who believe they were striking a different building several hundreds meters away. In their response, MSF said the report showed the frightening
catalogue of errors and illustrated gross negligence on the part of US forces and violations of the rules of war.
Police in Brazil have for the first time arrested the sitting Senator, Delcidio Amaral, who is the member of the governing workers party was detained in connection
with the corruption inquiry of the state oil company Petrobras. The Brazilian senate approved legality of Mr Amaral’s arrest in the vote in the emergency session. One
of Brazil’s richest man Andre Esteves was also arrested.
The French president Francois Hollande has asked Germany to do more to help combat the IS Group. Speaking during a visit to Paris by the German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Mr Hollande said it would a very good signal if Germany made a big effort in Iraq and Syria against IS. Mrs Merkel agreed that Jihadists group had to be fought militarily. Terror must be fought with all our efforts. And we want to be on France’s side. On the day of the terrible attacks, I said that we would support France in
every possible way.
President Obama has tried to reassure Americans that everything possible is being done to keep the country safe, as millions head home for the Thanksgiving holiday. Mr Obama said he understood that people were anxious following the attacks in Paris. But he said there was not credible intelligence who indicate plots in against the US. World news from the BBC.
A court in Hungary has ruled that four men detained as suspected terrorists were in fact World War Two enthusiasts returning home as weapons were found with a metal
detector. The men were arrested at the weekend as they drove back from the site of a wartime Tank Battle. But the judge in Budapest rejected this state prosecutor's
request to remand the men in custody, saying there was no evidence they had links to terrorism.
A court in the US has convicted a man of murder after he shot dead his wife and posted a picture of her body on Facebook. The jury in Florida rejected Derek Medina’s
arguments that he had acted in self defense. He is due to be sentenced in January. Laura Rebecca reports. Derek Medina said that his wife Jennifer Alfonso was
threatening him with a knife when he shot her in their home in South Miami. He had admitted taking a picture of the body on his mobile phone, and uploading it on to
the Facebook. He wrote that he was forced to kill her after years of physical abuse. But prosecutors successfully argued that the 27-years-old was cowering on the
kitchen floor when she was shot. Miami Dade State Attorney Katherine Rundle said no family should ever have to see their daughter killed and then exhibited on the
internet like some macabre trophy.
The US has expressed concerns at the leaders on imposing signs in South Sudan have not formed the transitional government within 90 days as was agreed in August. The sate department warned the peace protest Sudan rival unless the transitional administration was established. It said each day the fight continued and the humanitarian situation grew worse.
The world Meteorological Organization says the 2015 is on course to be the warmest year on record with global average temperature reaching 1 degree Celsius above pre-industrial levels. Its annual climate report, the WMO said the five year period, from 2011 to 2015, was the warmest since the record began. BBC news.