Japan wakes up to bad news about Kenji Goto
Newspapers brought out special editions on Sunday morning with news of Kenji Goto Japan woke up early on Sunday morning to the news of the death of Kenji Goto, whose apparent killing was shown in a video released by Islamic State militants. Some first learned the sad news on Twitter, as they did when the hostage situation broke initially, although newspapers were also quick to bring out special ed
Japan paper Yomiuri Shimbun retracts 'sex slaves' references
Former comfort women and their relatives have held demonstrations in Tokyo demanding justice Japan's biggest newspaper has issued a controversial apology for using the term "sex slaves" when referring to women who worked in brothels set up for Japanese soldiers in World War Two. Yomiuri Shimbun said its English version should not have used the phrase as it implied the women were coerced. Japan apo
Emergency phone and internet data laws to be passed
David Cameron: "The public should be worried if we didn't act" Emergency powers to ensure police and security services can continue to access phone and internet records are being rushed through Parliament. Prime Minister David Cameron has secured the backing of all three main parties for the highly unusual move. He said urgent action was needed to protect the public from "criminals and terrorists"
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