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m p world 11 MILLENNIUM POST | New Delhi | Wednesday, 7 September, 2016 LONDON: Britain’s longest serving Indian-origin Labour MP Keith Vaz on Tuesday resigned from his post as chair of the influential Parliamentary committee, following a sex scan- dal involving male prostitutes. e 59-year-old lawmaker has served as chair of the House of Commons Home Affairs Select Committee for over nine years but told its members at a meeting on Tuesday that he was “genuinely sorry” over recent events, adding that “those who hold others to account must themselves be accountable”. “It is in the best interest of the Home Affairs Select Committee that its important work can be conducted without any distrac- tions whatsoever. I am genuinely sorry that recent events make it impossible for this to happen if I remain chair,” he said. “ose who hold others to account must themselves be accountable...I told the com- mittee today of my decision to stand aside immediately from committee business, and my intention to resign. is is my decision, and mine alone, and my first consideration has been the effect of the recent events on my family,” Vaz said. His resignation follows alle- gations published by the ‘Sunday Mirror’ tabloid that the married, father of two, had met two male prostitutes from eastern Europe at his London flat last month. Vaz is also alleged to have told the escorts to bring the party drug known as ‘poppers’ and is also quoted as discuss- ing the possibility of paying for cocaine at a future meeting, but added that he would not take the drug himself. Vaz has rec- ommended that Tim Loughton MP, a senior Conservative party member, chair the panel’s pro- ceedings before an election of a new chair can take place. “Aſter speaking to the House authorities, I will formally tender my resignation to Mr Speaker so that it coincides with the timetable for the election of other committee chairs, such as the Brexit Committee; Culture, Media and Sport; and Science and Technology, so that the elec- tions can take place together,” the statement said. He still faces the prospect of a possible investigation by the House of Commons’ watchdog over the tabloid allegations aſter he was referred to the UK’s Par- liamentary Commissioner for Standards, Kathryn Hudson, by Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen on Monday. Vaz – who was born to Goan parents in Aden, Yemen, in 1956 and went on to study law at the Cambridge University – has been a Labour party MP from Leicester East since 1987 and served as minister for Europe in former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s cabinet, becoming the first Indian-origin minister to occupy a senior cabinet port- folio at the time. e Labour party, mean- while, seems to be standing by Vaz, with party leader Jeremy Corbyn indicating that there is no need for him to stand down from the party. Corbyn said: “Well, he hasn’t committed any crime that I know of. As far as I’m aware, it is a private matter, and I will obviously be talking to Keith.” AGENCIES Scandal-hit Vaz resigns as chair of Commons panel e 59-yr-old has served in the post for over 9 years; has recommended that Conservative party’s Tim Loughton chairs the panel’s proceedings Those who hold others to account must themselves be accountable...This is my decision, and mine alone, and my first consideration has been the effect of the recent events on my family KEITH VAZ, Labour MP WASHINGTON: With barely two months to go for the US presidential election, the race to the White House appears to have entered dead heat, with Republican presidential nomi- nee Donald Trump edging out his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the latest national poll. Trump now has the sup- port of 45 per cent of the prospective general election voters against Clinton's 43 per cent in the poll carried out by CNN/ORC. Libertarian Gary Johnson has support of seven per cent of likely voters and Green Par- ty’s Jill Stein has just two per cent, according to the poll. is is for the first time aſter the two back-to-back conven- tions that Trump is seen lead- ing in a major national poll, albeit by a small margin. For a few weeks aſter the conventions, Clinton’s lead over the 70-year-old real estate tycoon was nearly 10 per- centage points. Trump made course correction by appoint- ing a new campaign head, giving policy speeches and delivering his remarks from teleprompters. According to RealClear- Politics.Com, which keeps track of all major national polls, Clinton maintains an average lead of 3.3 percentage points. is was around eight per cent about five weeks ago. Most recently, Clinton’s convention propelled her to an 8-point lead among regis- tered voters in an early-August CNN/ORC poll. But most voters say they still expect to see Clinton pre- vail in November, and 59 per cent think she will be the one to get to 270 electoral votes versus 34 per cent who think Trump has the better shot at winning, CNN said. Meanwhile, a separate NBC News poll released on Tuesday hours later showed Clinton with a six point lead over Trump. In a one-to-one contest, Clinton is favoured by 48 per cent of the registered voters, while Trump has the support of 42 per cent, NBC News/Sur- vey Monkey weekly poll said. However, in a four-way match that includes Johnson (12 per cent) and Stein (four per cent), Clinton (41 per cent) has a four-point lead over Trump (37 per cent). AGENCIES Race to White House in dead heat, Trump edges ahead of Clinton in latest poll THE TRUMP CARD This is for the first time after the two back-to-back conventions that Donald Trump is seen leading in a major national poll, albeit by a small margin Trump made course correction by appointing a new campaign head, giving policy speeches and delivering his remarks from teleprompters According to RealClearPolitics.Com, which keeps track of all major national polls, Clinton maintains an average lead of 3.3 percentage points A separate NBC News poll released hours later on Tuesday showed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton with a six-point lead over arch-rival Trump WASHINGTON: Democratic presidential candidate Hill- ary Clinton on Tuesday said that her husband Bill Clinton should be able to continue his foundation work until aſter the November election, a remark slammed by the rival Don- ald Trump campaign, which alleged that she operates in a permanent ethical blind spot. Bill, who founded the Clinton Foundation aſter he stepped down from the US presidency to carry out char- ity and humanitarian work globally, is the head of the foundation. Of late the Hill- ary’s political rivals have been alleging the Clinton Founda- tion of undue influence on the State Department when she served as the Secretary of State in the first term of the Obama Administration. e allega- tions have been denied by both of them. CLINTON FLIES WITH MEDIA ON NEW CAMPAIGN PLANE Meanwhile, Hillary, facing criticism that she is avoiding the media, on Tuesday flew for the first time this election cycle on a new campaign plane along with the press corps for addressing rallies in some of the key battleground states. “I am so happy to have all of you with me,” the 68-year-old, who has not held a full-fledged press conference in 275 days, told reporters upon boarding the new plane christened ‘Hill- ary Force One’. AGENCIES Bill should not have to step down from Foundation: Hillary VIENTIANE (LAOS): Phil- ippine President Rodrigo Duterte expressed regret on Tuesday over his “son of a whore” remark while referring to President Barack Obama, in a rare display of contrition by a politician, whose wide arc of profanities has unabashedly targeted world figures includ- ing the pope and the UN chief. In a statement read out by his spokesman, Duterte said that while his “strong com- ments” in response to certain questions by a reporter “elic- ited concern and distress, we also regret it came across as a personal attack on the US president”. Duterte had made the intemperate remarks on Monday before flying to Laos, where he is attending a regional summit. He was scheduled to meet Obama separately, but the White House on Tuesday cancelled the meeting. “Presi- dent Obama will not be hold- ing a bilateral meeting with President Duterte of the Phil- ippines this aſternoon,” said Ned Price, spokesman of the National Security Council, White House. “Instead, he will meet with President Park of the Republic of Korea this aſternoon, Sep- tember 6,” Price said. However, Duterte main- tained that both the sides had mutually agreed to postpone the meeting. Even though Duterte’s lat- est comment does not amount to an apology, the expression of regret is unusual for the tough-talking former mayor, who is unapologetic about his manner of speech and liber- ally peppers his casual state- ments with profanities such as “son of a bitch” and “son of a whore”. AGENCIES Philippine prez regrets vulgar remark against Obama The White House has cancelled US President Barack Obama’s meeting with his Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte Rodrigo Duterte Barack Obama WASHINGTON: Repub- lican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday slammed Chinese officials for not providing President Barack Obama a red carpet stairway on his arrival for the G20 summit. Trump, who has been very critical of Obama’s for- eign policies, also criticised the Philippines President for his abusive remarks against the US President. “China wouldn’t pro- vide a red carpet stairway from Air Force One and then Philippines President calls Obama ‘the son of a whore’. Terrible!” Trump tweeted this morning. When US President Barack Obama arrived for the G20 summit in Hangzhou, China over the weekend, he was not pro- vided with a staircase to exit his plane. AGENCIES Trump slams Chinese officials, Philippines Prez PARIS TO OPEN FIRST REFUGEE CAMP IN OCT PARIS: Paris will open its first refugee camp in mid- October, Mayor Anne Hidalgo said on Tuesday, announcing a centre solely for men with an initial capacity of 400. The emergency centre, which will be housed at an old railway site in the north of Paris, aims to replace the makeshift camps that keep spring- ing up around the city. Hidalgo, who had announced in May that the camp would be created, said asylum- seekers would be allowed stay there for “5-10 days” and would receive medical and psychological care. A second centre, for women and children only, will be opened in Ivry-sur-Seine to the southeast of Paris by the yearend, she said. Hidalgo said the 6.5-million- euro ( 7.2 million) Paris centre aimed to take asylum- seekers off the streets while they wait for a place in a refugee hostel. The announcement comes as yet another makeshift camp, housing hundreds of people in northern Paris was dismantled by police on Tuesday. SUU KYI TO VISIT US NEXT WEEK: OBAMA VIENTIANE: Myanmar’s newly installed civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi will visit the United States next week, US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday. Plans for a visit had previously been announced in July but no date had been given by either side. “I look forward to welcoming State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi to the White House next week as we stand with the people of Myanmar in their journey towards pluralism and peace,” he said in Laos. ACTOR HUGH O’BRIAN DIES AT 91 LOS ANGELES: Hugh O’Brian, popularly known for playing lawman Wyatt Earp on the ABC series ‘The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp’ has passed away. He was 91. The actor died peacefully in his Beverly Hills home on Monday morning, the Hugh O’Brian Youth (HOBY) leadership organisation confirmed, according to The Hollywood Reporter. O’Brian rose to fame on TV as the quick-drawing Wyatt Earp when he was chosen to portray the legendary lawman in 1955. HEARING ON PAK AT US SENATE PANEL WASHINGTON: A US Senate Committee will hold a Congressional hearing this week on the nature of bilateral ties with Pakistan on counter-terrorism. Senator Bob Corker, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has invited one South Asia expert who specialises on counter-terrorism and another on nuclear non-proliferation to testify before it during the hearing titled ‘Pakistan: Challenges for US Interests’. The hearing has been scheduled for September 8. The invited witnesses are Toby Dalton, co-director, Nuclear Policy Programme, Carnegie Endowment for Inter- national Peace; and Daniel Markey from the Johns Hopkins University. BRIEFS WORLD LONDON: Flights resumed at London City Airport aſter hours of disruption on Tues- day caused by demonstrators, who blocked a runway to pro- test expansion plans. e protest disrupted travel from just before dawn until early aſternoon. It ended aſter nine persons were arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass. e group Black Lives Mat- ter has claimed responsibility for the protest on social media. It says expansion consigns the local community of Newham to environmental degrada- tion. e group says the air- port caters to people working in financial services — not the local population affected by its presence. “It is an airport designed for the wealthy,” the group said in a statement. “At the same time 40 per cent of Newham’s pop- ulation struggle to survive on 20,000 pounds ($26,600) or less. When black people in Brit- ain are 28 per cent more likely to be exposed to air pollution than their white counterparts, we know that environmen- tal inequality is a racist crisis.” Hundreds of passengers were affected. By late morn- ing, 16 flights were cancelled and 12 were delayed. Among those affected was Casey Collins, a freelance management consultant from Devizes in Wiltshire who was supposed to be on a 7:35 am flight to Luxembourg. At first, he thought the long lines were related to the IT problems being experienced by British Airways on Tuesday. “e problem was that there were only two or three staff there and the queue was about 150 yards long, so it was impossible,” he said. “Pretty soon they realised they would have to do a queue-walk to inform everyone. People were behaving themselves. ey know it was not the airport’s fault, but for a time it was a bit chaotic.” e demonstration was the second in as many months by the anti-racism activists, who blocked traffic leading to Heathrow and held other protests in several British cit- ies. Activists say black men in Britain are unfairly targeted by law enforcement. Last month’s protest marked the fiſth anniversary of the death of Mark Duggan, a 29-year-old black man shot by the London police under disputed circumstances on August 4, 2011. e killing sparked several nights of riot- ing in Britain’s worst civil dis- order in decades. AGENCIES London City Airport protest ends, 9 arrested BRITISH AIRWAYS PASSENGERS STRANDED DUE TO GLITCH IN CHECK-IN SYSTEM LONDON: The British Airways (BA) on Tuesday warned that customers could face further delays, after a computer glitch in its global check-in system held up some flights, particularly in the US, for hours. “Our IT team are working hard to fix this issue,” BA tweeted on its Twitter page. A BA spokeswoman said passengers gathered at London’s main airports would face delays to outbound flights. “We are checking in customers at Heathrow and Gatwick Airport this morning, although it is taking longer than usual,” she said, adding that: “We would encourage customers to check in online before they reach the airport.” At Phoenix airport in the US, Karen Rey- burn tweeted: “After six hours, I am actually sitting on a plane! Excitement!” AGENCIES LONDON: Widespread use of oral contraceptives is driving the fall in the number of deaths from ovarian cancer worldwide, according to a new study. Deaths from ovarian cancer fell world- wide between 2002 and 2012 and are predicted to continue to decline in the US, European Union (EU) and, though to a smaller degree, in Japan by 2020, researchers said. e main reason is the use of oral contraceptives and the long-term pro- tection against ovarian cancer that they provide, said researchers, led by Professor Carlo La Vecchia from the University of Milan in Italy. e decline in hormone replace- ment therapy (HRT) to manage meno- pausal symptoms and better diagnosis and treatment may also play a role, they said. Using data on deaths from ovarian cancer from 1970 to the most recent available year from the World Health Organisation (WHO), the researchers found that in the 28 countries of the EU (minus Cyprus due to the unavail- ability of data) death rates decreased by 10 per cent between 2002 and 2012, from an age standardised death rate per 100,000 women of 5.76 to 5.19. In the US the decline was even greater, with a 16 per cent drop in death rates from 5.76 per 100,000 in 2002 to 4.85 in 2012. In Canada, ovarian cancer death rates decreased over the same period by nearly 8 per cent from 5.42 to 4.95. In Japan, which has had a lower rate of ovarian cancer deaths than many countries, the rate fell by 2 per cent from 3.3 to 3.28 per 100,000. Large decreases occurred in Australia and New Zealand between 2002 and 2011. In Australia the death rate declined by nearly 12 per cent from 4.84 to 4.27, and in New Zealand they dropped by 12 per cent from 5.61 to 4.93 per 100,000 women. However, the pattern of decreases was inconsistent in some areas of the world, for instance in Latin American countries and in Europe, researchers said. In European, the decrease ranged from 0.6 per cent in Hungary to over 28 per cent in Estonia, while Bulgaria was the only European country to show an apparent increase. In the UK, there was a 22 per cent decrease in death rates. Other EU countries that had large decreases included Austria (18%), Denmark (24%) and Sweden (24%). e research was published in the journal Annals of Oncology. AGENCIES ‘Contraceptive pills driving fall in ovarian cancer deaths’ Deaths from ovarian cancer fell worldwide between 2002 and 2012 and are predicted to continue to decline in the US, European Union (EU) and, though to a smaller degree, in Japan by 2020, researchers said

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mp world 11MILLENNIUM POST | New Delhi | Wednesday, 7 September, 2016

LONDON: Britain’s longest serving Indian-origin Labour MP Keith Vaz on Tuesday resigned from his post as chair of the influential Parliamentary committee, following a sex scan-dal involving male prostitutes.

The 59-year-old lawmaker has served as chair of the House of Commons Home Affairs Select Committee for over nine years but told its members at a meeting on Tuesday that he was “genuinely sorry” over recent events, adding that “those who hold others to account must themselves be accountable”. “It is in the best interest of the Home Affairs Select Committee that its important work can be conducted without any distrac-tions whatsoever. I am genuinely sorry that recent events make it impossible for this to happen if I remain chair,” he said.

“Those who hold others to account must themselves be accountable...I told the com-mittee today of my decision to stand aside immediately from committee business, and my intention to resign. This is my decision, and mine alone, and my first consideration has been the effect of the recent events on my family,” Vaz said.

His resignation follows alle-gations published by the ‘Sunday

Mirror’ tabloid that the married, father of two, had met two male prostitutes from eastern Europe at his London flat last month.

Vaz is also alleged to have told the escorts to bring the party drug known as ‘poppers’ and is also quoted as discuss-ing the possibility of paying for cocaine at a future meeting, but added that he would not take

the drug himself. Vaz has rec-ommended that Tim Loughton MP, a senior Conservative party member, chair the panel’s pro-ceedings before an election of a new chair can take place.

“After speaking to the House authorities, I will formally tender my resignation to Mr Speaker so that it coincides with the timetable for the election of

other committee chairs, such as the Brexit Committee; Culture, Media and Sport; and Science and Technology, so that the elec-tions can take place together,” the statement said.

He still faces the prospect of a possible investigation by the House of Commons’ watchdog over the tabloid allegations after he was referred to the UK’s Par-liamentary Commissioner for Standards, Kathryn Hudson, by Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen on Monday.

Vaz – who was born to Goan parents in Aden, Yemen, in 1956 and went on to study law at the Cambridge University – has been a Labour party MP from Leicester East since 1987 and served as minister for Europe in former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s cabinet, becoming the first Indian-origin minister to occupy a senior cabinet port-folio at the time.

The Labour party, mean-while, seems to be standing by Vaz, with party leader Jeremy Corbyn indicating that there is no need for him to stand down from the party. Corbyn said: “Well, he hasn’t committed any crime that I know of. As far as I’m aware, it is a private matter, and I will obviously be talking to Keith.” AGENCIES

Scandal-hit Vaz resigns as chair of Commons panel

The 59-yr-old has served in the post for over 9 years; has recommended that Conservative party’s Tim Loughton chairs the panel’s proceedings

Those who hold others to account must themselves be accountable...This is my decision, and mine alone, and my first consideration has been the effect of the recent events on my family

KEITH VAZ, Labour MP

WASHINGTON: With barely two months to go for the US presidential election, the race to the White House appears to have entered dead heat, with Republican presidential nomi-nee Donald Trump edging out his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the latest national poll. Trump now has the sup-port of 45 per cent of the prospective general election voters against Clinton's 43 per cent in the poll carried out by CNN/ORC.

Libertarian Gary Johnson has support of seven per cent of likely voters and Green Par-ty’s Jill Stein has just two per cent, according to the poll.

This is for the first time after the two back-to-back conven-tions that Trump is seen lead-ing in a major national poll, albeit by a small margin.

For a few weeks after the conventions, Clinton’s lead over the 70-year-old real estate tycoon was nearly 10 per-centage points. Trump made course correction by appoint-ing a new campaign head, giving policy speeches and delivering his remarks from teleprompters.

According to RealClear-Politics.Com, which keeps track of all major national polls, Clinton maintains an average lead of 3.3 percentage points. This was around eight per cent about five weeks ago.

Most recently, Clinton’s convention propelled her to an 8-point lead among regis-tered voters in an early-August

CNN/ORC poll.But most voters say they

still expect to see Clinton pre-vail in November, and 59 per cent think she will be the one to get to 270 electoral votes versus 34 per cent who think Trump has the better shot at winning, CNN said.

Meanwhile, a separate NBC News poll released on Tuesday hours later showed Clinton with a six point lead

over Trump.In a one-to-one contest,

Clinton is favoured by 48 per cent of the registered voters, while Trump has the support of 42 per cent, NBC News/Sur-vey Monkey weekly poll said.

However, in a four-way match that includes Johnson (12 per cent) and Stein (four per cent), Clinton (41 per cent) has a four-point lead over Trump (37 per cent). AGENCIES

Race to White House in dead heat, Trump edges ahead of Clinton in latest poll

THE TRUMP CARD

This is for the first time after the two back-to-back

conventions that Donald Trump is seen leading in a major

national poll, albeit by a small margin

Trump made course correction by appointing a new

campaign head, giving policy speeches and delivering his

remarks from teleprompters

According to RealClearPolitics.Com, which keeps track of

all major national polls, Clinton maintains an average

lead of 3.3 percentage points

A separate NBC News poll released hours later on

Tuesday showed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary

Clinton with a six-point lead over arch-rival Trump

WASHINGTON: Democratic presidential candidate Hill-ary Clinton on Tuesday said that her husband Bill Clinton should be able to continue his foundation work until after the November election, a remark slammed by the rival Don-ald Trump campaign, which alleged that she operates in a permanent ethical blind spot.

Bill, who founded the Clinton Foundation after he stepped down from the US presidency to carry out char-ity and humanitarian work globally, is the head of the foundation. Of late the Hill-ary’s political rivals have been alleging the Clinton Founda-tion of undue influence on the State Department when she served as the Secretary of State in the first term of the Obama Administration. The allega-tions have been denied by both of them.CLINTON FLIES WITH MEDIA ON NEW

CAMPAIGN PLANEMeanwhile, Hillary, facing criticism that she is avoiding the media, on Tuesday flew for the first time this election cycle on a new campaign plane along with the press corps for addressing rallies in some of the key battleground states. “I am so happy to have all of you with me,” the 68-year-old, who has not held a full-fledged press conference in 275 days, told reporters upon boarding the new plane christened ‘Hill-ary Force One’. AGENCIES

Bill should not have to step down from Foundation: Hillary

VIENTIANE (LAOS): Phil-ippine President Rodrigo Duterte expressed regret on Tuesday over his “son of a whore” remark while referring to President Barack Obama, in a rare display of contrition by a politician, whose wide arc of profanities has unabashedly targeted world figures includ-ing the pope and the UN chief.

In a statement read out by his spokesman, Duterte said that while his “strong com-ments” in response to certain questions by a reporter “elic-ited concern and distress, we also regret it came across as a personal attack on the US president”.

Duterte had made the intemperate remarks on Monday before flying to Laos, where he is attending a regional summit. He was scheduled to meet Obama separately, but the White House on Tuesday cancelled the meeting. “Presi-

dent Obama will not be hold-ing a bilateral meeting with President Duterte of the Phil-ippines this afternoon,” said Ned Price, spokesman of the National Security Council, White House.

“Instead, he will meet with President Park of the Republic of Korea this afternoon, Sep-tember 6,” Price said.

However, Duterte main-tained that both the sides had

mutually agreed to postpone the meeting.

Even though Duterte’s lat-est comment does not amount to an apology, the expression of regret is unusual for the tough-talking former mayor, who is unapologetic about his manner of speech and liber-ally peppers his casual state-ments with profanities such as “son of a bitch” and “son of a whore”. AGENCIES

Philippine prez regrets vulgar remark against Obama

The White House has cancelled US President Barack Obama’s meeting with

his Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte

Rodrigo Duterte Barack Obama

WASHINGTON: Repub-lican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday slammed Chinese officials for not providing President Barack Obama a red carpet stairway on his arrival for the G20 summit.

Trump, who has been very critical of Obama’s for-eign policies, also criticised the Philippines President for his abusive remarks against the US President.

“China wouldn’t pro-vide a red carpet stairway from Air Force One and then Philippines President calls Obama ‘the son of a whore’. Terrible!” Trump tweeted this morning.

When US President Barack Obama arrived for the G20 summit in Hangzhou, China over the weekend, he was not pro-vided with a staircase to exit his plane. AGENCIES

Trump slams Chinese officials, Philippines Prez

PARIS TO OPEN FIRST REFUGEE CAMP IN OCT PARIS: Paris will open its first refugee camp in mid-October, Mayor Anne Hidalgo said on Tuesday, announcing a centre solely for men with an initial capacity of 400. The emergency centre, which will be housed at an old railway site in the north of Paris, aims to replace the makeshift camps that keep spring-ing up around the city. Hidalgo, who had announced in May that the camp would be created, said asylum-seekers would be allowed stay there for “5-10 days” and would receive medical and psychological care. A second centre, for women and children only, will be opened in Ivry-sur-Seine to the southeast of Paris by the yearend, she said. Hidalgo said the 6.5-million-euro ( 7.2 million) Paris centre aimed to take asylum-seekers off the streets while they wait for a place in a refugee hostel. The announcement comes as yet another makeshift camp, housing hundreds of people in northern Paris was dismantled by police on Tuesday.

SUU KYI TO VISIT US NEXT WEEK: OBAMA VIENTIANE: Myanmar’s newly installed civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi will visit the United States next week, US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday. Plans for a visit had previously been announced in July but no date had been given by either side. “I look forward to welcoming State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi to the White House next week as we stand with the people of Myanmar in their journey towards pluralism and peace,” he said in Laos.

ACTOR HUGH O’BRIAN DIES AT 91 LOS ANGELES: Hugh O’Brian, popularly known for playing lawman Wyatt Earp on the ABC series ‘The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp’ has passed away. He was 91. The actor died peacefully in his Beverly Hills home on Monday morning, the Hugh O’Brian Youth (HOBY) leadership organisation confirmed, according to The Hollywood Reporter. O’Brian rose to fame on TV as the quick-drawing Wyatt Earp when he was chosen to portray the legendary lawman in 1955.

HEARING ON PAK AT US SENATE PANEL WASHINGTON: A US Senate Committee will hold a Congressional hearing this week on the nature of bilateral ties with Pakistan on counter-terrorism. Senator Bob Corker, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has invited one South Asia expert who specialises on counter-terrorism and another on nuclear non-proliferation to testify before it during the hearing titled ‘Pakistan: Challenges for US Interests’. The hearing has been scheduled for September 8. The invited witnesses are Toby Dalton, co-director, Nuclear Policy Programme, Carnegie Endowment for Inter-national Peace; and Daniel Markey from the Johns Hopkins University.

BRIEFSWORLD

LONDON: Flights resumed at London City Airport after hours of disruption on Tues-day caused by demonstrators, who blocked a runway to pro-test expansion plans.

The protest disrupted travel from just before dawn until early afternoon. It ended after nine persons were arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass.

The group Black Lives Mat-ter has claimed responsibility for the protest on social media. It says expansion consigns the local community of Newham to environmental degrada-tion. The group says the air-port caters to people working in financial services — not the local population affected by its presence.

“It is an airport designed for the wealthy,” the group said in a statement. “At the same time 40 per cent of Newham’s pop-ulation struggle to survive on 20,000 pounds ($26,600) or less. When black people in Brit-ain are 28 per cent more likely

to be exposed to air pollution than their white counterparts, we know that environmen-tal inequality is a racist crisis.”

Hundreds of passengers were affected. By late morn-ing, 16 flights were cancelled and 12 were delayed.

Among those affected was

Casey Collins, a freelance management consultant from Devizes in Wiltshire who was supposed to be on a 7:35 am flight to Luxembourg. At first, he thought the long lines were related to the IT problems being experienced by British Airways on Tuesday.

“The problem was that there were only two or three staff there and the queue was about 150 yards long, so it was impossible,” he said. “Pretty soon they realised they would have to do a queue-walk to inform everyone. People were behaving themselves. They know it was not the airport’s fault, but for a time it was a bit chaotic.”

The demonstration was the second in as many months by the anti-racism activists, who blocked traffic leading to Heathrow and held other protests in several British cit-ies. Activists say black men in Britain are unfairly targeted by law enforcement.

Last month’s protest marked the fifth anniversary of the death of Mark Duggan, a 29-year-old black man shot by the London police under disputed circumstances on August 4, 2011. The killing sparked several nights of riot-ing in Britain’s worst civil dis-order in decades. AGENCIES

London City Airport protest ends, 9 arrestedBRITISH AIRWAYS PASSENGERS STRANDED

DUE TO GLITCH IN CHECK-IN SYSTEMLONDON: The British Airways (BA) on Tuesday warned that customers could face further delays, after a computer glitch in its global check-in system held up some flights, particularly in the US, for hours. “Our IT team are working hard to fix this issue,” BA tweeted on its Twitter page. A BA spokeswoman said passengers gathered at London’s main airports would face delays to outbound flights. “We are checking in customers at Heathrow and Gatwick Airport this morning, although it is taking longer than usual,” she said, adding that: “We would encourage customers to check in online before they reach the airport.” At Phoenix airport in the US, Karen Rey-burn tweeted: “After six hours, I am actually sitting on a plane! Excitement!” AGENCIES

LONDON: Widespread use of oral contraceptives is driving the fall in the number of deaths from ovarian cancer worldwide, according to a new study. Deaths from ovarian cancer fell world-wide between 2002 and 2012 and are predicted to continue to decline in the US, European Union (EU) and, though to a smaller degree, in Japan by 2020, researchers said.

The main reason is the use of oral contraceptives and the long-term pro-tection against ovarian cancer that they provide, said researchers, led by Professor Carlo La Vecchia from the University of Milan in Italy.

The decline in hormone replace-ment therapy (HRT) to manage meno-

pausal symptoms and better diagnosis and treatment may also play a role, they said. Using data on deaths from ovarian cancer from 1970 to the most recent available year from the World Health Organisation (WHO), the researchers found that in the 28 countries of the EU (minus Cyprus due to the unavail-ability of data) death rates decreased by 10 per cent between 2002 and 2012, from an age standardised death rate per 100,000 women of 5.76 to 5.19.

In the US the decline was even greater, with a 16 per cent drop in death rates from 5.76 per 100,000 in 2002 to 4.85 in 2012.

In Canada, ovarian cancer death rates decreased over the same period

by nearly 8 per cent from 5.42 to 4.95.In Japan, which has had a lower rate

of ovarian cancer deaths than many countries, the rate fell by 2 per cent from 3.3 to 3.28 per 100,000. Large decreases occurred in Australia and New Zealand between 2002 and 2011. In Australia the death rate declined by nearly 12 per cent from 4.84 to 4.27,

and in New Zealand they dropped by 12 per cent from 5.61 to 4.93 per 100,000 women.

However, the pattern of decreases was inconsistent in some areas of the world, for instance in Latin American countries and in Europe, researchers said. In European, the decrease ranged from 0.6 per cent in Hungary to over

28 per cent in Estonia, while Bulgaria was the only European country to show an apparent increase. In the UK, there was a 22 per cent decrease in death rates. Other EU countries that had large decreases included Austria (18%), Denmark (24%) and Sweden (24%).

The research was published in the journal Annals of Oncology. AGENCIES

‘Contraceptive pills driving fall in ovarian cancer deaths’Deaths from ovarian cancer fell worldwide

between 2002 and 2012 and are predicted to continue to decline in the US, European Union (EU) and, though to a smaller degree, in Japan

by 2020, researchers said

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