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VIDEO: Kayak couple survives whale encounter September 16, 2015
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VIDEO: Lomu performs haka in Covent Garden September 16, 2015
Former New Zealand rugby player Jonah Lomu takes part in the haka in Covent Garden, London, ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
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VIDEO: Texas teen arrested as clock mistaken for bomb September 16, 2015
Texas teenager arrested after a homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb
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VIDEO: Helicopter uses robot legs to land September 16, 2015
The Pentagon is funding research into robotic legs for helicopters to let them land on uneven and moving surfaces.
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VIDEO: 'The sting of tear gas has caught everyone' September 16, 2015
The BBC's James Reynolds is by the Serbian-Hungarian border with migrants as Hungarian riot police fire tear gas and water cannon to force back migrants who broke through gates.
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VIDEO: Tightrope walker crosses Melbourne skyline September 16, 2015
Australian tightrope walker Kane Petersen has successfully crossed between two peaks of the Eureka Tower, almost 300 metres (984 feet) above Melbourne's skyline.
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VIDEO: Hungary police clash with migrants September 16, 2015
Hungarian police use water cannon and teargas as they clash with migrants at the Hungarian-Serbian border.
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VIDEO: Singapore haze threatens F1 race September 16, 2015
Haze clouds could scupper this weekend's Formula One Grand Prix in Singapore.
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VIDEO: Does N Korea have nuclear capability? September 16, 2015
BBC News has taken a look at what is known about North Korea's nuclear capabilities.
– JAHANZEB MALIK ORDERED TO REMAIN IN CANADIAN CUSTODY
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* Jahanzeb Malik, a Pakistani man accused of plotting bomb attacks on downtown Toronto, has been ordered, on 03/16/2015, to remain in detention. He was accused of planning to hatch a terrorist attack on the United States consulate in Toronto. Jahanzeb Malik also allegedly claimed to be a friend of American-born al-Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki,
Jahanzeb Malik was issued a visa to come to Canada on 04/13/2004 from Islamabad. He was admitted to Canada as a student and got permanent residence status, which allowed him to come back into Canada after travelling abroad.
He was interviewed by CSIS officials at least once in 2013 when he arrived at Pearson Airport in Toronto. He told them he was coming from Libya and also spent a few months in Saudi Arabia.
Jahanzeb Malik has been in custody since his arrest, on 03/09/2015 – his next hearing was on 04/14/2015. A deportation hearing for the man started the next day, Wednesday 04/15/2015 morning and the lawyer representing the government, Jessica Lourenco, said officials launched their investigation in 09/2013.
He appeared for his immigration detention review via a video link from the jail in Lindsay, Ont., today but his lawyer made no submissions.
Jahanzeb Malik , 33, is a permanent resident who came to Canada as a student more than a decade ago.
It’s still not clear why authorities have gone the immigration route rather than charge him criminally.
His lawyer has said it’s expected he will be deported and said it’s unlikely he will be released before then.
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