BBC News:法庭命最富大亨做前司法部長女兒生父鑒定
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BBC News with David Austin
Tens of thousands of Egyptians surrounded the presidential palace in Cairo to protest against a controversial draft constitution. The demonstration has been mainly peaceful, although there was a clash with security forces when some protesters breached a barbed wire cordon. Jon Leyne was there.
This is yet another huge crowded protesters, opponents of President Mursi, heading off in a series of marches and rallies to the presidential palace. And you can hear them the further the anger here, they are so angry about where President Morsi has taken the country even two weeks into these protests. They are just agitated as they were at the beginning. They are really really determined that they don't want him to lead the country in a direction that they are not happy with. In a statement, the security forces said President Mursi had left the building and they appealed for calm.
As civil war rages across Syria, both sides say a school close to Damascus has been hit by shell fire killing around 30 people, almost all of them children. Jim Muir reports from neighboring Lebanon.
Both rebels and the regime agree that a school to the northeast of Damascus was hit by shell fire or mortars, but both accuse one another of being responsible for what the state news agency called: a horrific massacre with almost all the victims school children. On virtually all sites of the capital there were clashes and heavy bombardments as government forces battled to keep rebels from pressing in on the central core of the city, the seat of the regime's power. With the international airport now generally considered too unsafe to risk landing Damascus is increasingly looking like a city coming under siege.
The NATO Military Alliance has approved the request from Turkey for Patriot intercept missiles to counter any threat from across its border with Syria. More shells from Syrian conflict landed inside Turkey on Tuesday. NATO Foreign Ministers meeting in Brussels also expressed grave concern at reports that Damascus may be considering using chemical weapons in its conflict with rebels. The NATO head, Anders Fogh Rasmussen warned that any such use will provoke an international response.
The authorities in Brazil have arrested at least 60 policemen accused of receiving regular payments from drug dealers to turn a blind-eye to their activities in several shanty towns on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro. Eleven suspected drug dealers from Rio's main criminal gang - the Red Command - were also arrested. Leonardo Rocha reports.
Prosecutors say police officers in Duque de Caxias, in the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro were getting up to $1,200 a week from drug-gangs to overlook their criminal activities. When pay was delayed, the officers conducted security operations against them. The policemen are accused of involvement in all the criminal activities, from selling weapons to gangs to kidnapping drug lords relatives for ransom.
World News from the BBC
The first direct talks have been held between the government of Mali and rebel groups that seized the north of the country following a coup earlier this year.
Representatives from the Tuareg rebel group and one of the Islamist militias controlling northern Mali are at the talks in Burkina Faso. The delegations have now issued a statement agreeing on the need for territorial integrity and rejecting terrorism.
The International Olympic Committee has suspended India for breaking Olympic rules over political interference in the election of officials. The IOC had repeatedly warned the Indian Olympic Committee to follow the Olympic charter in electing a new president and not the government Sports Code. Alex Capstick reports.
The Indian Olympic Committee has been repeatedly warned over its conduct regarding its election for a president. The buildup to the vote has been mired in controversy and internal divisions. The former President Suresh Kalmadi bowed to pressure and decided not to stand for reelection. He was jailed for corruption involving the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Dehli. Suspended national bodies do not receive any funding from the IOC, their officials are banned from Olympic meetings and events, and their athletes are not allowed to compete under their national flags of the Olympics.
The United Nations Secretary General has said abnormal weather has become the new norm and is a challenge to mankind's existence. Ban Ki-moon was addressing deadlocked talks in Qatar, where 200 nations are seeking a common effective response to global warming. Disagreements center on emission cuts acceptable to both developed and developing countries.
A court in France has ordered one of the country's richest men to take a paternity test to determine whether he fathered a child with the former government minister Rachida Dati. Dominique Desseigne who owns a chain of luxury hotels, restaurants and casinos says he briefly dated Ms Dati, but insists he couldn't have fathered her 3-year-old daughter.
Those are the latest stories from BBC News.
BBC News:法庭命最富大亨做前司法部長女兒生父鑒定
BBC News with David Austin
Tens of thousands of Egyptians surrounded the presidential palace in Cairo to protest against a controversial draft constitution. The demonstration has been mainly peaceful, although there was a clash with security forces when some protesters breached a barbed wire cordon. Jon Leyne was there.
上萬埃及人包圍了開羅的總統(tǒng)官邸，抗議一份有爭議的憲法草案。一些抗議者跨越鐵絲刺網(wǎng)封鎖線與安全部隊士兵發(fā)生了沖突，除此之外，示威大體上是和平的。Jon Leyne在現(xiàn)場報道。
This is yet another huge crowded protesters, opponents of President Mursi, heading off in a series of marches and rallies to the presidential palace. And you can hear them the further the anger here, they are so angry about where President Morsi has taken the country even two weeks into these protests. They are just agitated as they were at the beginning. They are really really determined that they don't want him to lead the country in a direction that they are not happy with. In a statement, the security forces said President Mursi had left the building and they appealed for calm.
然而另一大群反對總統(tǒng)穆爾西的抗議者，正在一批批向總統(tǒng)官邸進(jìn) 發(fā)，并且據(jù)說他們比這里的人更加憤怒。在穆爾西兩周前接管埃及時，他們就很不滿了?，F(xiàn)在，他們和當(dāng)初一樣激動不安。在反對穆爾西以公眾不歡迎的方式領(lǐng)導(dǎo)埃 及方面，他們異常堅定。安全部隊發(fā)表總統(tǒng)不在官邸的申明，并呼吁人們平靜下來。
As civil war rages across Syria, both sides say a school close to Damascus has been hit by shell fire killing around 30 people, almost all of them children. Jim Muir reports from neighboring Lebanon.
內(nèi)戰(zhàn)在敘利亞全國上下白熱化進(jìn)行。政府方和反對派方都發(fā)表報道稱，大馬士革附近一所學(xué)校被炮彈擊中，約30人喪生，其中大多數(shù)都是孩子。Jim Muir從鄰國黎巴嫩報道。
Both rebels and the regime agree that a school to the northeast of Damascus was hit by shell fire or mortars, but both accuse one another of being responsible for what the state news agency called: a horrific massacre with almost all the victims school children. On virtually all sites of the capital there were clashes and heavy bombardments as government forces battled to keep rebels from pressing in on the central core of the city, the seat of the regime's power. With the international airport now generally considered too unsafe to risk landing Damascus is increasingly looking like a city coming under siege.
雙方都承認(rèn)這所大馬士革東北 部附近的學(xué)校，是被炮彈或迫擊炮擊中的，但都指控另一方應(yīng)對此暴行負(fù)責(zé)。正如國家新聞社將此事稱為：慘絕人寰的大屠殺，幾乎所有受害者都是學(xué)生。實(shí)際上現(xiàn) 階段，政府軍與逼入政權(quán)中心大馬士革的反叛者正在殊死搏斗，首都處處遍布搏斗和重型轟炸。大馬士革國際機(jī)場被認(rèn)為存在嚴(yán)重安全隱患，不適于著陸，這座城市 似乎益發(fā)象一座陷落之城。
The NATO Military Alliance has approved the request from Turkey for Patriot intercept missiles to counter any threat from across its border with Syria. More shells from Syrian conflict landed inside Turkey on Tuesday. NATO Foreign Ministers meeting in Brussels also expressed grave concern at reports that Damascus may be considering using chemical weapons in its conflict with rebels. The NATO head, Anders Fogh Rasmussen warned that any such use will provoke an international response.
北約軍事同盟批準(zhǔn)了土爾其使用愛國者攔截導(dǎo)彈，以阻遏來自于鄰國敘利亞的任何威脅。周三在 土爾其境內(nèi)落入了更多來自于敘利亞戰(zhàn)斗的炮彈。對于報道所稱的大馬士革可能在考慮對反叛軍使用化學(xué)武器一事，北約在布魯塞爾舉行的外交部長會議上表示了深 切憂慮。北約秘書長拉斯穆森發(fā)出警告，一旦使用該類武器，將迫使國際社會做出反應(yīng)。
The authorities in Brazil have arrested at least 60 policemen accused of receiving regular payments from drug dealers to turn a blind-eye to their activities in several shanty towns on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro. Eleven suspected drug dealers from Rio's main criminal gang - the Red Command - were also arrested. Leonardo Rocha reports.
巴西當(dāng)局逮捕了至少60名警察，他們被指控收受毒品交易犯的不法錢財，從而對其在里約熱內(nèi)盧郊區(qū)幾座棚戶區(qū)小鎮(zhèn)的不法行為睜一只眼閉一只眼。同時，里約熱內(nèi)盧主要的犯罪團(tuán)伙紅色司令部的11名嫌疑毒品交易犯也被逮捕。Leonardo Rocha報道。
Prosecutors say police officers in Duque de Caxias, in the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro were getting up to $1,200 a week from drug-gangs to overlook their criminal activities. When pay was delayed, the officers conducted security operations against them. The policemen are accused of involvement in all the criminal activities, from selling weapons to gangs to kidnapping drug lords relatives for ransom.
檢查官指控，里約熱內(nèi)盧郊區(qū)迪克德凱克薩的警察們每周從毒品交易犯得到1200美元“故意放任款”。一旦付款延遲，警察們便對其展開安全行動。警察們被指控牽涉全部犯罪行為，從販賣武器、到販賣人口、到為獲贖金綁架毒梟的親屬。
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The first direct talks have been held between the government of Mali and rebel groups that seized the north of the country following a coup earlier this year.
馬里政府與年初通過政變攫取北部地區(qū)的反叛組織的首次面對面談判已經(jīng)啟動。
Representatives from the Tuareg rebel group and one of the Islamist militias controlling northern Mali are at the talks in Burkina Faso. The delegations have now issued a statement agreeing on the need for territorial integrity and rejecting terrorism.
柏柏爾反叛組織以及控制馬里北部地區(qū)的一個伊斯蘭軍事組織的代表們正在布基納法索進(jìn)行談判。各代表團(tuán)發(fā)表了共同申明，表示需要保持領(lǐng)土完整并反抗恐怖主義。
The International Olympic Committee has suspended India for breaking Olympic rules over political interference in the election of officials. The IOC had repeatedly warned the Indian Olympic Committee to follow the Olympic charter in electing a new president and not the government Sports Code. Alex Capstick reports.
由于印度政治干涉官員選舉的行為違反了奧林匹克法則，國際奧委會暫時取消了印度的資格。奧委會曾反復(fù)警告印度奧委會在選舉新一屆主席時遵守奧林匹克憲章，而不是遵守政府體育法規(guī)。Alex Capstick報道。
The Indian Olympic Committee has been repeatedly warned over its conduct regarding its election for a president. The buildup to the vote has been mired in controversy and internal divisions. The former President Suresh Kalmadi bowed to pressure and decided not to stand for reelection. He was jailed for corruption involving the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Dehli. Suspended national bodies do not receive any funding from the IOC, their officials are banned from Olympic meetings and events, and their athletes are not allowed to compete under their national flags of the Olympics.
印度奧委會因其主席選舉行為已得到國際奧委會的反復(fù)警告。由于各種反對聲 音以及內(nèi)部分裂，其選舉進(jìn)程已經(jīng)遭遇破壞。上任主席卡馬迪屈服于壓力，決定不再進(jìn)行復(fù)選 。因涉嫌在新德里舉行的2010英聯(lián)邦運(yùn)動會賄賂案而被關(guān)押在獄。國際奧委會對暫時取消資格的國家體育機(jī)構(gòu)不發(fā)放資金，并禁止該國官員參加奧林匹克會議和 比賽，同時不允許該國運(yùn)動員在該國奧林匹會旗下參加競賽。
The United Nations Secretary General has said abnormal weather has become the new norm and is a challenge to mankind's existence. Ban Ki-moon was addressing deadlocked talks in Qatar, where 200 nations are seeking a common effective response to global warming. Disagreements center on emission cuts acceptable to both developed and developing countries.
聯(lián)合國秘書長稱不正常天氣現(xiàn)在已常態(tài)化，這是對人類生存的挑戰(zhàn)。潘基文是在卡塔爾陷入僵局的會議上發(fā)表此翻講話的，200個國家正企圖通過本次會議尋求共同應(yīng)對全球變暖的有效措施。異議主要集中在對發(fā)達(dá)國家和發(fā)展中國家都能接受的減排量上。
A court in France has ordered one of the country's richest men to take a paternity test to determine whether he fathered a child with the former government minister Rachida Dati. Dominique Desseigne who owns a chain of luxury hotels, restaurants and casinos says he briefly dated Ms Dati, but insists he couldn't have fathered her 3-year-old daughter.
法國一家法庭命法國最富有大亨中的一位進(jìn)行生父鑒定試驗(yàn)，以確定他是否是前司法部長達(dá)坦的孩子的父親。大亨Dominique Desseigne擁有眾多連鎖的豪華酒店、飯館以及娛樂場，稱他確定與達(dá)坦有過為期不長的約會，但堅持否認(rèn)是這個三歲女孩的父親。
Those are the latest stories from BBC News.
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