This is bbc news these are the headlines the government has launched an independent review to look at ways of reducing energy costs. But consumer groups have criticised the move, saying urgent action is needed now to tackle a lack of competition in the market. China and america have welcomed tough new un sanctions against north korea in the wake of its recent Ballistic Missile testing. The Chinese Foreign minister has told his north korean counterpart that pyongyang should stop carrying out nuclear and missile tests. One man has died and another has been rescued after their boat sank off the west sussex coast. The coastguard has suspended a Search Operation for two further men also thought to have been on the fishing trip. A body has been found at the home of a man who has been missing for almost a month. Police believe remains discovered at the property in boness are those of arnold mouat, but they have not yet been formally identified. The organisers of the athletics World Championsh
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2,500 troops remaining in iraq. arawa damon joins us live from istanbul. and, arawa, what should we expect from this meeting today? reporter: well, our understanding is that the u.s. military s mission is going to shift from one that was primarily focusing on trying to degrade isis capabilities to one what would be advise and assist. basically the troops in the country will be rebranded. instead they ll be part of the advise and assist units. now, this is similar to what the u.s. military did prior to its complete withdrawal back in 2012. however, and this is something that presumably the iraqis were really pushing for behind closed doors, was primarily not to have
the department of justice will appeal a decision by a federal judge to halt the daca program. on friday a federal judge invalidated the immigration policy also known as deferred action for child hood arrivals, blocking the department of homeland security from approving any new applicants. it protects the undocumented dreamers who were brought to the united states as children. the judge claims the obama administration failed to follow federal administrative rules when it launched daca in 2012. however, this will not affect any of the 650,000 dreamers who are ready enrolled. this is for new enrollments. since its inception, daca has been under immense legal scrutiny from the courts and the political right. in a statement president biden called the judge s decision deeply disappointing and said while the court s order does not now affect current daca
it is very likely next year s presidential election will come down to five key swing states. just five. as such, we re sending our reporters to all of them to learn more about the landscape right now. let s start with wisconsin. traditionally blue state that swung for president trump last election, in 2016 voter turnout was down 3% overall compared to 2012. however, black voter turnout was down by 19% statewide. vaughn hillyard is joining us from milwaukee where he spoke with african-american community leaders there. vaughn, good to see you. so what did voters tell you about what it will take to get a higher turnout there in 2020? reporter: yeah, let s break it down. recall back in 2016, wisconsin was really the surprise state. there was a 22,000 vote victory for donald trump. and if you look across the