Former <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/pakistans-efforts-on-curbing-terror-funds-to-be-assessed-by-france-276339">Pakistan</a>&nbsp;President and ex-army general Pervez Musharaff has forwarded a mercy plea to&nbsp;President <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/pak-president-signs-ordinance-to-ensure-timely-completion-of-cpec-related-projects-254481">Dr Arif Alvi</a>.

In the&nbsp;petition sent by Musharaff to the President of Pakistan, he argued that he was unlawfully given the death penalty without being given an opportunity to contest the verdict.

The petition puts forth the argument stating Musharraf's 'medical incapacity' and highlights how the entire nation of Pakistan would face 'desperation' should Musharaff's punishment were to go through.

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It cites Article 45 of the Pakistan constitution and makes its case about even the prospect of a looming death penalty diminishing a person's right to dignity.

The plea demands clemency or at least a working pardon by the Pakistani President.

A petition like this can be sent to the president for his consideration only under the recommendation of the Pakistani government.

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Now, the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pakistan-a-hub-of-forced-conversion-accuses-india-of-totalitarianism-and-racism-276082">Imran Khan</a>&nbsp;government will decide whether Musharraf's plea holds enough legal merit to be sent to the office of the president.

The Lahore High Court had annulled the death sentence given to former military dictator Pervez Musharraf by the special court earlier in a treason case against him.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/lahore-high-court-reserves-verdict-of-pervez-musharrafs-petition-274002">Pakistan court annuls Musharraf's death penalty</a>

In its judgement, the court had stated that there was no record of the cabinet's approval over filing the treason case against him.

Musharraf had suspended the constitution in 2007and&nbsp;also declared emergency rule to extend his tenure.

Former Pakistan President and ex-army general Pervez Musharaff has forwarded a mercy plea to President Dr Arif Alvi. In the petition sent by Musharaff to the President of Pakistan, he argued that he was unlawfully given the death penalty without being given an opportunity to contest the verdict.

Former Pakistan President and ex-army general Pervez Musharaff has forwarded a mercy plea to President Dr Arif Alvi. In the petition sent by Musharaff to the President of Pakistan, he argued that he was unlawfully given the death penalty without being given an opportunity to contest the verdict. The petition puts forth the argument stating Musharraf's 'medical incapacity' and highlights how the entire nation of Pakistan would face 'desperation' should Musharaff's punishment were to go through. Also watch: Pakistan: Musharraf's death penalty 'on hold' It cites Article 45 of the Pakistan constitution and makes its case about even the prospect of a looming death penalty diminishing a person's right to dignity. The plea demands clemency or at least a working pardon by the Pakistani President. A petition like this can be sent to the president for his consideration only under the recommendation of the Pakistani government. Also read: Pervez Musharraf case: A new dawn in Pakistan? Now, the Imran Khan government will decide whether Musharraf's plea holds enough legal merit to be sent to the office of the president. The Lahore High Court had annulled the death sentence given to former military dictator Pervez Musharraf by the special court earlier in a treason case against him. Also read: Pakistan court annuls Musharraf's death penalty In its judgement, the court had stated that there was no record of the cabinet's approval over filing the treason case against him. Musharraf had suspended the constitution in 2007and also declared emergency rule to extend his tenure.

Musharraf seeks mercy from Pakistan President Alvi over death penalty

India once again successfully test-fired the K-4 submarine-launched ballistic missile off the coast of Vishakhapatnam on Friday, reports said.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-test-fires-nuclear-capable-k-4-ballistic-missile-off-andhra-pradesh-coast-275344">Also Read: India test-fires nuclear-capable K-4 ballistic missile off Andhra Pradesh coast</a>

This is the second test launch in the last six&nbsp;days undertaken by India's defence forces, news wire ANI reported quoting government sources.

The missile developed by DRDO was testfired from an underwater platform.

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The missile which has a strike range of 3,500 km was earlier fired last Sunday&nbsp;off the coast of Andhra Pradesh.

The missile is set to be put on&nbsp;Arihant submarine in order to boost India's maritime security.

India once again successfully test-fired the K-4 submarine-launched ballistic missile off the coast of Vishakhapatnam on Friday, reports said. Also Read: India test-fires nuclear-capable K-4 ballistic missile off Andhra Pradesh coast This is the second test launch in the last six days undertaken by India's defence forces, news wire ANI reported quoting government sources.

India once again successfully test-fired the K-4 submarine-launched ballistic missile off the coast of Vishakhapatnam on Friday, reports said. Also Read: India test-fires nuclear-capable K-4 ballistic missile off Andhra Pradesh coast This is the second test launch in the last six days undertaken by India's defence forces, news wire ANI reported quoting government sources. The missile developed by DRDO was testfired from an underwater platform. Also Read: How IAF's Sukhoi fighters with BrahMos cruise missiles can shift balance in IOR The missile which has a strike range of 3,500 km was earlier fired last Sunday off the coast of Andhra Pradesh. The missile is set to be put on Arihant submarine in order to boost India's maritime security.

In less than a week, India again successfully test-fires sea based K-4 ballistic missile

The first T20 International match is taking place in Lahore with hosts Pakistan taking on <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/bangladesh-cricket-board-gets-government-clearance-only-for-t20i-series-in-pakistan-no-chance-of-test-cricket-273996">Bangladesh</a>. Pakistan captain Babar Azam lost the toss to <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/bangladesh-cricket-board-to-decide-on-test-tour-in-pakistan-today-273214">Bangladesh </a>captain Mahmudullah Riyad as the visitors chose to bat first.

Azam has vehemently defended his decision to recall veterans ​Mohammad Hafeez and Shoaib Malik, stating that the mere presence of the experienced duo should help the team in their pursuit of winning the T20 series. 
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Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/pakistan-recall-hafeez-and-malik-for-bangladesh-t20-series-274695">Pakistan recall Hafeez and Malik for Bangladesh T20 series</a>

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"I felt that we needed these two (Malik, Hafeez) seniors. They were part of the number one team last year," he said. "I gave my opinion to the selectors and they heard me. Their presence will help me and the team. I will learn from them on captaincy as well," Babar added.

The remaining two matches are also set to be played in Lahore.

The first T20 International match is taking place in Lahore with hosts Pakistan taking on Bangladesh. Pakistan captain Babar Azam lost the toss to Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah Riyad as the visitors chose to bat first.

The first T20 International match is taking place in Lahore with hosts Pakistan taking on Bangladesh. Pakistan captain Babar Azam lost the toss to Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah Riyad as the visitors chose to bat first. Azam has vehemently defended his decision to recall veterans Mohammad Hafeez and Shoaib Malik, stating that the mere presence of the experienced duo should help the team in their pursuit of winning the T20 series. Also Read: Pakistan recall Hafeez and Malik for Bangladesh T20 series [ Bangladesh's Liton Das (R); Pakistan's wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan (L) (Courtesy: AFP) ] "I felt that we needed these two (Malik, Hafeez) seniors. They were part of the number one team last year," he said. "I gave my opinion to the selectors and they heard me. Their presence will help me and the team. I will learn from them on captaincy as well," Babar added. The remaining two matches are also set to be played in Lahore.

Bangladesh wins toss, set to bat first in first T20I against Pakistan

In a conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-pm-netanyahu-us-vice-president-pence-denounce-iran-at-holocaust-memorial-ceremony-276200">World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem</a>, US Vice President Mike Pence was caught on mic using the term "unstoppable"&nbsp;to describe Donald Trump.

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"We're contending. He's unstoppable, like somebody else I know," the US vice president said in a chat with PM Netanyahu which was picked up by a camera team nearby.

His comments precede hours of damning remarks from the US President's impeachment trial, where the prosecution is deliberating the evidence against the US president&nbsp;of abusing the power of his office.

Pence and&nbsp;Netanyahu had&nbsp;gathered with other world leaders in Jerusalem to attend a memorial to commemorate&nbsp;the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camps in Nazi-occupied Poland.

The US vice president said that the meeting with&nbsp;Netanyahu will "continue discussions about a broad range of issues of mutual concern between the United States and Israel, but also about the prospect of peace." Netanyahu intends to discuss his plans with Trump "on how to advance peace and to work closely with him to advance that goal".

Netanyahu's political rival, Benjamin Gantz has stated that he will consider making territorial concessions to Palestinians but is yet to commit recognising statehood.

Netanyahu stated that Gantz's inclusive approach is an effort to achieve "broad consensus in the efforts to achieve security and peace ... for the state of Israel."

In a conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem, US Vice President Mike Pence was caught on mic using the term "unstoppable" to describe Donald Trump.

In a conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem, US Vice President Mike Pence was caught on mic using the term "unstoppable" to describe Donald Trump. Also Read: WION Dispatch: Israel hosts World Holocaust Forum "We're contending. He's unstoppable, like somebody else I know," the US vice president said in a chat with PM Netanyahu which was picked up by a camera team nearby. His comments precede hours of damning remarks from the US President's impeachment trial, where the prosecution is deliberating the evidence against the US president of abusing the power of his office. Pence and Netanyahu had gathered with other world leaders in Jerusalem to attend a memorial to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camps in Nazi-occupied Poland. The US vice president said that the meeting with Netanyahu will "continue discussions about a broad range of issues of mutual concern between the United States and Israel, but also about the prospect of peace." Netanyahu intends to discuss his plans with Trump "on how to advance peace and to work closely with him to advance that goal". Netanyahu's political rival, Benjamin Gantz has stated that he will consider making territorial concessions to Palestinians but is yet to commit recognising statehood. Netanyahu stated that Gantz's inclusive approach is an effort to achieve "broad consensus in the efforts to achieve security and peace ... for the state of Israel."

He's unstoppable, like somebody else I know: Pence caught on hot mic with Israel PM Netanyahu

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/oil-gains-on-us-crude-stocks-fall-opec-comments-on-slower-us-shale-growth-262061">Oil</a> slipped towards $62 a barrel on Friday and was heading for a weekly decline as concern that a virus in China may spread, curbing travel and oil demand, overshadowed supply cuts.

The <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/china-virus-us-confirms-first-case-of-coronavirus-death-toll-reaches-nine-275853">virus</a> has prompted the suspension of public transport in 10 Chinese cities. Health authorities fear the infection rate could accelerate over the Lunar New Year holiday this weekend when millions of Chinese travel to their homes and abroad.

Global benchmark Brent fell 2 cents to $62.02 by 0951 GMT. Brent was down about 4 per cent&nbsp;this week, its third consecutive weekly drop. US&nbsp;crude rose 6 cents to $55.65 but was also on course for a weekly decline.

"One should be prepared for negative surprises when it comes to Chinese demand," said Eugen Weinberg, analyst at Commerzbank.

"The impact of this is all the greater because the restrictions are being imposed during the busiest travel season for the Chinese."

China is the world's second-largest oil consumer so any slowdown in travel would show up on demand forecasts.

Offering some support for prices was the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/oil-prices-fall-on-weak-demand-growth-rise-in-us-crude-stocks-226381">US&nbsp;Energy Information Administration</a>'s latest weekly supply report, which on Thursday showed that crude inventories fell 405,000 barrels in the week to January&nbsp;&nbsp;17.

Nonetheless, the upside for prices was limited. Oil inventories in the wider industrialised world are above the five-year average according to OPEC figures, which analysts say is limiting the impact on prices of supply losses.

"Such is the bearish pressure that a raft of ongoing crude supply outages are not gaining much traction," said analysts at JBC Energy in a report.

Such outages include the shutdown this week of the bulk of oil supply in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/opecs-share-of-indian-oil-imports-fell-down-43-lowest-since-2011-263065">OPEC</a> producer Libya.

The prospect of further steps by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies, known as <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/oil-slips-as-opec-gears-up-to-confirm-supply-cut-266600">OPEC+</a>, could still offer support. OPEC+ has been mostly limiting supply since 2017 and on January&nbsp;&nbsp;1 deepened a cut in output.

Saudi Arabia's energy minister said all options are open at the next OPEC+ meeting, which is scheduled for March, including further cuts, Al Arabiya television reported.

The current OPEC+ deal expires at the end of March. Russia's No. 2 oil producer Lukoil expects it to be extended, Interfax news agency cited its chief executive as saying on Thursday.

Oil slipped towards $62 a barrel on Friday and was heading for a weekly decline as concern that a virus in China may spread, curbing travel and oil demand, overshadowed supply cuts.

Oil slipped towards $62 a barrel on Friday and was heading for a weekly decline as concern that a virus in China may spread, curbing travel and oil demand, overshadowed supply cuts. The virus has prompted the suspension of public transport in 10 Chinese cities. Health authorities fear the infection rate could accelerate over the Lunar New Year holiday this weekend when millions of Chinese travel to their homes and abroad. Global benchmark Brent fell 2 cents to $62.02 by 0951 GMT. Brent was down about 4 per cent this week, its third consecutive weekly drop. US crude rose 6 cents to $55.65 but was also on course for a weekly decline. "One should be prepared for negative surprises when it comes to Chinese demand," said Eugen Weinberg, analyst at Commerzbank. "The impact of this is all the greater because the restrictions are being imposed during the busiest travel season for the Chinese." China is the world's second-largest oil consumer so any slowdown in travel would show up on demand forecasts. Offering some support for prices was the US Energy Information Administration's latest weekly supply report, which on Thursday showed that crude inventories fell 405,000 barrels in the week to January 17. Nonetheless, the upside for prices was limited. Oil inventories in the wider industrialised world are above the five-year average according to OPEC figures, which analysts say is limiting the impact on prices of supply losses. "Such is the bearish pressure that a raft of ongoing crude supply outages are not gaining much traction," said analysts at JBC Energy in a report. Such outages include the shutdown this week of the bulk of oil supply in OPEC producer Libya. The prospect of further steps by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies, known as OPEC+, could still offer support. OPEC+ has been mostly limiting supply since 2017 and on January 1 deepened a cut in output. Saudi Arabia's energy minister said all options are open at the next OPEC+ meeting, which is scheduled for March, including further cuts, Al Arabiya television reported. The current OPEC+ deal expires at the end of March. Russia's No. 2 oil producer Lukoil expects it to be extended, Interfax news agency cited its chief executive as saying on Thursday.

Oil prices slip over China virus fears

South&nbsp;Africa&nbsp;saw the&nbsp;lowest number of&nbsp;mine&nbsp;deaths&nbsp;on&nbsp;record&nbsp;last year, with 51 people killed compared to 81 the previous year, the&nbsp;mines ministry said on Friday.

"The&nbsp;lowest&nbsp;recorded fatalities in&nbsp;2019&nbsp;at 51 shows that there's a possibility of a fatality-free mining industry and that's what we are striving for," the ministry cited Minister <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/south-africas-troubled-anc-meets-to-elect-new-leader-26911">Gwede Mantashe</a> as saying in comments posted on Twitter.

A poor safety&nbsp;record&nbsp;has contributed to slower investment at some&nbsp;South&nbsp;African&nbsp;mines in recent years, along with depressed commodities prices and rising labour and power costs.

Nineteen people died in gold&nbsp;mines last year, 19 in platinum&nbsp;mines, seven in coal&nbsp;mines and six in other types of&nbsp;mine, the ministry said.

South Africa saw the lowest number of mine deaths on record last year, with 51 people killed compared to 81 the previous year, the mines ministry said on Friday.

South Africa saw the lowest number of mine deaths on record last year, with 51 people killed compared to 81 the previous year, the mines ministry said on Friday. "The lowest recorded fatalities in 2019 at 51 shows that there's a possibility of a fatality-free mining industry and that's what we are striving for," the ministry cited Minister Gwede Mantashe as saying in comments posted on Twitter. A poor safety record has contributed to slower investment at some South African mines in recent years, along with depressed commodities prices and rising labour and power costs. Nineteen people died in gold mines last year, 19 in platinum mines, seven in coal mines and six in other types of mine, the ministry said.

Mine deaths fell to record low last year: South African ministry

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/disney-ceo-bob-iger-resigns-from-apple-board-as-tv-battle-looms-249672">Walt&nbsp;Disney&nbsp;Co</a>'s&nbsp;Shanghai&nbsp;Disney&nbsp;Resort will be closed until further notice to help China stop the&nbsp;spread&nbsp;of a <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/global-markets-risk-assets-slip-on-chinese-virus-anxiety-275925">flu-like&nbsp;virus</a>, costing the theme park operator revenue during the country's biggest holiday season.

China is on a seven-day Lunar New Year holiday, a period when the&nbsp;Shanghai&nbsp;Disney&nbsp;park would be usually packed with tourists. Last year&nbsp;Shanghai&nbsp;Disney&nbsp;had to stop selling tickets to visitors as the park got overcrowded.

"In response to the&nbsp;prevention and control of the disease outbreak and in order to ensure the health and safety of our guests and Cast,&nbsp;Shanghai&nbsp;Disney&nbsp;Resort is temporarily closing&nbsp;Shanghai&nbsp;Disneyland,&nbsp;Disneytown ... starting January&nbsp;25," the company said on its website.

"We will continue to carefully monitor the situation and ... announce the reopening date upon confirmation."

Wuhan, a city of 11 million people, and neighbouring Huanggang, a city of about 7 million people, were in virtual lockdown, with restrictions in place elsewhere. A new coronavirus&nbsp;which broke out in Wuhan, central China, late last year has killed 25 people and infected more than 800.

Many businesses including retailers, airlines, travel agencies and hotel operators are on high alert, as health authorities fear the infection rate could accelerate over the Lunar New Year, when hundreds of millions of Chinese travel at home and abroad.

The outbreak has already prompted seven Chinese films that were set to premiere during the holiday to postpone screenings, forgoing what is usually the best week of the year at the Chinese box office.

Disney&nbsp;said it would refund tickets for admission to&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/disneyland-shanghai-sued-over-double-standards-242916">Shanghai&nbsp;Disneyland</a>, on China's east coast, more than 800 km from Wuhan, or other services at the park as well as hotel bookings.

The estimated financial impact on the US&nbsp;company's first theme park in mainland China, which opened in mid-2016 in its largest overseas investment at $5.5 billion, was not immediately clear.

The company was not immediately available to comment.

Shanghai&nbsp;Disney&nbsp;carried out a resort-wide makeover this month for a four-week event through February&nbsp;9 to celebrate the Year of the Rat with its characters including Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse and target China's middle class and booming domestic tourism.

Walt&nbsp;Disney&nbsp;Co owns a 43 per cent stake in&nbsp;Shanghai&nbsp;Disney&nbsp;Resort which has&nbsp;Shanghai&nbsp;Disneyland theme park and two hotels with a total of 1,220 rooms.

The impact on businesses is set to increase as China discourages locals from gathering in crowded places. It has already stepped up measures to contain the&nbsp;virus, with public transport suspensions in 10 cities, the shutting of temples and closing the Forbidden City, Beijing's most famous tourist attraction.

Japan's Fast Retailing Co Ltd said on Friday it has temporarily closed 17 Uniqlo stores in Wuhan. China is a key growth market for the company which faces a saturated market and weak consumer spending in Japan.

Walt Disney Co's Shanghai Disney Resort will be closed until further notice to help China stop the spread of a flu-like virus, costing the theme park operator revenue during the country's biggest holiday season.

Walt Disney Co's Shanghai Disney Resort will be closed until further notice to help China stop the spread of a flu-like virus, costing the theme park operator revenue during the country's biggest holiday season. China is on a seven-day Lunar New Year holiday, a period when the Shanghai Disney park would be usually packed with tourists. Last year Shanghai Disney had to stop selling tickets to visitors as the park got overcrowded. "In response to the prevention and control of the disease outbreak and in order to ensure the health and safety of our guests and Cast, Shanghai Disney Resort is temporarily closing Shanghai Disneyland, Disneytown ... starting January 25," the company said on its website. "We will continue to carefully monitor the situation and ... announce the reopening date upon confirmation." Wuhan, a city of 11 million people, and neighbouring Huanggang, a city of about 7 million people, were in virtual lockdown, with restrictions in place elsewhere. A new coronavirus which broke out in Wuhan, central China, late last year has killed 25 people and infected more than 800. Many businesses including retailers, airlines, travel agencies and hotel operators are on high alert, as health authorities fear the infection rate could accelerate over the Lunar New Year, when hundreds of millions of Chinese travel at home and abroad. The outbreak has already prompted seven Chinese films that were set to premiere during the holiday to postpone screenings, forgoing what is usually the best week of the year at the Chinese box office. Disney said it would refund tickets for admission to Shanghai Disneyland, on China's east coast, more than 800 km from Wuhan, or other services at the park as well as hotel bookings. The estimated financial impact on the US company's first theme park in mainland China, which opened in mid-2016 in its largest overseas investment at $5.5 billion, was not immediately clear. The company was not immediately available to comment. Shanghai Disney carried out a resort-wide makeover this month for a four-week event through February 9 to celebrate the Year of the Rat with its characters including Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse and target China's middle class and booming domestic tourism. Walt Disney Co owns a 43 per cent stake in Shanghai Disney Resort which has Shanghai Disneyland theme park and two hotels with a total of 1,220 rooms. The impact on businesses is set to increase as China discourages locals from gathering in crowded places. It has already stepped up measures to contain the virus, with public transport suspensions in 10 cities, the shutting of temples and closing the Forbidden City, Beijing's most famous tourist attraction. Japan's Fast Retailing Co Ltd said on Friday it has temporarily closed 17 Uniqlo stores in Wuhan. China is a key growth market for the company which faces a saturated market and weak consumer spending in Japan.

Shanghai Disney shuts to prevent spread of coronavirus

A UN spokesman has informed that UN officials do not use Facebook-owned Whatsapp to communicate.

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UN spokesman Farhan Haq said: “The senior officials at the UN have been instructed not to use WhatsApp, it’s not supported as a secure mechanism.”

Haq's revelation comes amid allegation of Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman using a WhatsApp message to hack Amazon chief Jeff Bezos phone.

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Saudi Arabia, however, dismissed the allegation calling it "absurd" while calling for an investigation into the allegation.

The UN spokesman in fact said not only just UN officials Secretary-General Antonio Guterres also does not use Whatsapp. The spokesman said the UN had issued a directive in June last year not to use WhatsApp.

"I do not believe the secretary-general uses it,” Haq said.

The Bezos phone hacking created a storm with the White House declaring that it was taking the issue "seriously" even as UN experts demanded an immediate investigation by the US and other authorities.

UN officials said information pointed to "possible involvement" of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman into the alleged cyberattack which took place two years ago.

The UN report alleged with "medium to high confidence" that Jeff Bezos' iPhone was hijacked by a malware video file sent from a WhatsApp account allegedly used by the Saudi Crown Prince in May 2018.

A UN spokesman has informed that UN officials do not use Facebook-owned Whatsapp to communicate. Also Read: 'Jeff all of what you hear or told... it's not true': Saudi Crown Prince Salman's text to Bezos UN spokesman Farhan Haq said: “The senior officials at the UN have been instructed not to use WhatsApp, it’s not supported as a secure mechanism.

A UN spokesman has informed that UN officials do not use Facebook-owned Whatsapp to communicate. Also Read: 'Jeff all of what you hear or told... it's not true': Saudi Crown Prince Salman's text to Bezos UN spokesman Farhan Haq said: “The senior officials at the UN have been instructed not to use WhatsApp, it’s not supported as a secure mechanism.” Haq's revelation comes amid allegation of Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman using a WhatsApp message to hack Amazon chief Jeff Bezos phone. Watch Video: Saudi Arabia, however, dismissed the allegation calling it "absurd" while calling for an investigation into the allegation. The UN spokesman in fact said not only just UN officials Secretary-General Antonio Guterres also does not use Whatsapp. The spokesman said the UN had issued a directive in June last year not to use WhatsApp. "I do not believe the secretary-general uses it,” Haq said. The Bezos phone hacking created a storm with the White House declaring that it was taking the issue "seriously" even as UN experts demanded an immediate investigation by the US and other authorities. UN officials said information pointed to "possible involvement" of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman into the alleged cyberattack which took place two years ago. The UN report alleged with "medium to high confidence" that Jeff Bezos' iPhone was hijacked by a malware video file sent from a WhatsApp account allegedly used by the Saudi Crown Prince in May 2018.

UN instructs officials not to use WhatsApp; not supported as a secure mechanism, says spokesman

Chinese authorities on Thursday said an 80-year-old man diagnosed with the new&nbsp;coronavirus in northern Hebei province died on January 22.

This is the first death reported outside Hubei taking the death toll to 18.

In another case, a&nbsp;nurse from Kerala working at the al Hayat national hospital in Saudi Arabia has been diagnosed with the SARS-like coronavirus.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/china-coronavirus-wuhan-city-imposes-transport-lockdown-as-death-toll-rises-to-seventeen-and-no-of-cases-rise-to-571-276004">Also Read: Wuhan city imposes transport lockdown as death toll rises to seventeen</a>

According to reports, at least thirty nurses from Kerala have been quarantined in a hospital in Saudi Arabia.

The 38-year-old nurse hailing from Kerala is said to have contracted the virus while treating a Filipino who had tested positive for the deadly virus.

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan sent a letter to external affairs minister Jayshankar seeking his immediate intervention.

The government should get in touch with its counterpart in Saudi Arabia and take urgent steps including ensuring expert treatment and protection to those affected from the virus.&nbsp;The matter should be viewed seriously, Kerela CM&nbsp;Vijayan said in the letter.

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Meanwhile, Beijing authorities on Thursday said large scale Lunar New Year events have been cancelled after the SARS-like coronavirus continued to spread leading to a lockdown of Wuhan and Huanggang.

The officials said the cancellation was done to strengthen "prevention and support"&nbsp;as authorities confirmed 571 new cases of the virus.

After Wuhan, a second Chinese city has been put on lockdown as the SARS-like coronavirus continued to spread in China.

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Chinese authorities decided to quartine Huanggang which is 40 kms from Wuhan. The city authorities said train services to the city will be stopped from midnight and all vehicles would be checked with public places closed till further notice.&nbsp;

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Authorities said movie theatres and internet cafes must also be closed while asking the residents not to leave the city.&nbsp;

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Earlier, Wuhan city authorities had closed public transport and suspended flights and told its residents not to leave.&nbsp;Residents in Wuhan were told by authorities "not to leave without a special reason" as the city authorities clamped down on local services.&nbsp;

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Strict travel bans have been imposed in Wuhan and Huanggang. Authorities added that rail service to a third city, Ezhou will also be closed from tonight but did not say it has been put under a lockdown.

China also expanded its shutdown of public transport system around Wuhan with authorities deciding to suspend transport in Lichuan which is about 700 kilometres from Wuhan. Chinese officials decided to stop public transport in the city from midnight.

Chinese authorities on Thursday said an 80-year-old man diagnosed with the new coronavirus in northern Hebei province died on January 22. This is the first death reported outside Hubei taking the death toll to 18.

Chinese authorities on Thursday said an 80-year-old man diagnosed with the new coronavirus in northern Hebei province died on January 22. This is the first death reported outside Hubei taking the death toll to 18. In another case, a nurse from Kerala working at the al Hayat national hospital in Saudi Arabia has been diagnosed with the SARS-like coronavirus. Also Read: Wuhan city imposes transport lockdown as death toll rises to seventeen According to reports, at least thirty nurses from Kerala have been quarantined in a hospital in Saudi Arabia. The 38-year-old nurse hailing from Kerala is said to have contracted the virus while treating a Filipino who had tested positive for the deadly virus. Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan sent a letter to external affairs minister Jayshankar seeking his immediate intervention. The government should get in touch with its counterpart in Saudi Arabia and take urgent steps including ensuring expert treatment and protection to those affected from the virus. The matter should be viewed seriously, Kerela CM Vijayan said in the letter. In Pics: What we know about new coronavirus outbreak in Chinese city of Wuhan Meanwhile, Beijing authorities on Thursday said large scale Lunar New Year events have been cancelled after the SARS-like coronavirus continued to spread leading to a lockdown of Wuhan and Huanggang. The officials said the cancellation was done to strengthen "prevention and support" as authorities confirmed 571 new cases of the virus. After Wuhan, a second Chinese city has been put on lockdown as the SARS-like coronavirus continued to spread in China. Chinese authorities decided to quartine Huanggang which is 40 kms from Wuhan. The city authorities said train services to the city will be stopped from midnight and all vehicles would be checked with public places closed till further notice. Watch Video: Authorities said movie theatres and internet cafes must also be closed while asking the residents not to leave the city. Earlier, Wuhan city authorities had closed public transport and suspended flights and told its residents not to leave. Residents in Wuhan were told by authorities "not to leave without a special reason" as the city authorities clamped down on local services. Strict travel bans have been imposed in Wuhan and Huanggang. Authorities added that rail service to a third city, Ezhou will also be closed from tonight but did not say it has been put under a lockdown. China also expanded its shutdown of public transport system around Wuhan with authorities deciding to suspend transport in Lichuan which is about 700 kilometres from Wuhan. Chinese officials decided to stop public transport in the city from midnight.

Indian nurse diagnosed with SARS-like coronavirus in Saudi Arabia as death toll rises to 18 in China

A popular stand-up comedian has temporarily left Russia for security reasons after police opened an investigation into one of his performances in which he cracked crude jokes about Jesus and the Orthodox Church, his lawyer said on Thursday.

Comedian Alexander Dolgopolov this week posted a picture of an Interior Ministry notice sent to St. Petersburg's HopHead Tap Room, where he performed last February, that asked the establishment to provide information about him.

In that performance, which has garnered nearly 2.8 million views on YouTube in nine months, Dolgopolov made off-colour jokes about the Virgin Mary and Jesus, and ridiculed his own faith as a child.

Leonid Solovyov, Dolgopolov's lawyer, told Reuters the police investigation into his client was linked to a complaint that his jokes had offended religious beliefs.

"He has decided to leave Russia for security reasons," Solovyov said, adding that the situation was temporary.

He would not disclose Dolgopolov's location.

Russia has adopted laws that make it illegal to insult the feelings of religious believers and affront the authorities online. Critics say they have been used to smother dissent and curb freedom of speech in the country, where atheism was the norm during the Soviet era.

"They are clearly not looking for me because they are big fans of my work," Dolgopolov, who left Russia on Thursday morning, said in a video posted on his YouTube channel. "I'm very frightened... I'm sure that problems are beginning for me."

The Russian Interior Ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Dolgopolov's manager, Armen Gandilyan, told Russian media that all his performances would be cancelled until his legal situation was clarified.

Several YouTube viewers noted that the police inquiry had ironically prompted them to search for Dolgopolov's performance online. "The Interior Ministry is the most efficient advertisement agency," one viewer wrote.

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A popular stand-up comedian has temporarily left Russia for security reasons after police opened an investigation into one of his performances in which he cracked crude jokes about Jesus and the Orthodox Church, his lawyer said on Thursday.

A popular stand-up comedian has temporarily left Russia for security reasons after police opened an investigation into one of his performances in which he cracked crude jokes about Jesus and the Orthodox Church, his lawyer said on Thursday. Comedian Alexander Dolgopolov this week posted a picture of an Interior Ministry notice sent to St. Petersburg's HopHead Tap Room, where he performed last February, that asked the establishment to provide information about him. In that performance, which has garnered nearly 2.8 million views on YouTube in nine months, Dolgopolov made off-colour jokes about the Virgin Mary and Jesus, and ridiculed his own faith as a child. Leonid Solovyov, Dolgopolov's lawyer, told Reuters the police investigation into his client was linked to a complaint that his jokes had offended religious beliefs. "He has decided to leave Russia for security reasons," Solovyov said, adding that the situation was temporary. He would not disclose Dolgopolov's location. Russia has adopted laws that make it illegal to insult the feelings of religious believers and affront the authorities online. Critics say they have been used to smother dissent and curb freedom of speech in the country, where atheism was the norm during the Soviet era. "They are clearly not looking for me because they are big fans of my work," Dolgopolov, who left Russia on Thursday morning, said in a video posted on his YouTube channel. "I'm very frightened... I'm sure that problems are beginning for me." The Russian Interior Ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Dolgopolov's manager, Armen Gandilyan, told Russian media that all his performances would be cancelled until his legal situation was clarified. Several YouTube viewers noted that the police inquiry had ironically prompted them to search for Dolgopolov's performance online. "The Interior Ministry is the most efficient advertisement agency," one viewer wrote. --

Stand-up comedian leaves Russia over crude jokes on Church as police open investigation

The United States' financial chief on Thursday told Swedish teen Greta Thunberg to go study before calling for a fossil fuel halt, prompting the climate campaigner to reply it doesn't "take a degree" to understand the science.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/greta-thunberg-ought-to-focus-on-other-countries-says-trump-at-davos-275938">Also Read:&nbsp;Greta Thunberg ought to focus on other countries, says Trump at Davos</a>

The spat between US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Thunberg again highlighted the tensions over climate change at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, where governments have come under pressure to act on global warming as well as talk about the issue.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday also said in a keynote address that governments were obliged to act on the younger generation's concerns over climate change.

Mnuchin had earlier advised Thunberg, who has been bitterly critical of US policy during her stay at Davos, to study economics before giving out lessons.&nbsp;

Asked about the 17-year-old's demand for an immediate halt to investment in fossil fuels, he told reporters: "After she goes and studies economics in college, she can come back and explain that to us."

But in a &nbsp;thread of tweets, Thunberg dismissed Mnuchin's comments in a typically withering response.

"My gap year ends in August, but it doesn't take a college degree in economics to realise that our remaining 1.5 degrees carbon budget and ongoing fossil fuel subsidies and investments don't add up," she wrote.

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"So either you tell us how to achieve this mitigation or explain to future generations and those already affected by the climate emergency why we should abandon our climate commitments," she added.

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In her speech to the forum, Merkel said that older politicians had to use the "positive manner and constructive impatience of young people", who she said "have a completely different horizon" in terms of time.

She did not however in her speech mention Thunberg, who other than Britain's Prince Charles has met relatively few top leaders at the forum.

In a speech on Tuesday, US President Donald Trump had castigated the "prophets of doom" and those that predicted a climate "apocalypse", in comments widely seen as an attack on Thunberg who sat in the audience.

But either by accident or design, there was no meeting between Trump and Thunberg before the US leader left the Swiss ski resort on Wednesday declaring he would have "loved" to have met the climate activist, Time magazine's Person of the Year.

Thunberg at the forum had repeated her climate warnings in sometimes withering terms, hammering home in a speech that it was time to "panic" because "the house is burning".

Notably she had called for an immediate halt to investments in fossil fuel exploration and extraction and an end to fossil fuel subsidies&nbsp;

"We don’t want these things done by 2050, 2030 or even 2021, we want this done now," she said. Thunberg is to hold a "school strike" demonstration in Davos on Friday.

Jennifer Morgan, executive director of Greenpeace International, told AFP during the forum that governments were still failing to act on climate change.

Attending the summit was like being at a "crime scene where all of the criminals are right there in front of you," she said.

"But these are the targets. These are the people who have to change."&nbsp;

The United States' financial chief on Thursday told Swedish teen Greta Thunberg to go study before calling for a fossil fuel halt, prompting the climate campaigner to reply it doesn't "take a degree" to understand the science.

The United States' financial chief on Thursday told Swedish teen Greta Thunberg to go study before calling for a fossil fuel halt, prompting the climate campaigner to reply it doesn't "take a degree" to understand the science. Also Read: Greta Thunberg ought to focus on other countries, says Trump at Davos The spat between US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Thunberg again highlighted the tensions over climate change at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, where governments have come under pressure to act on global warming as well as talk about the issue. German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday also said in a keynote address that governments were obliged to act on the younger generation's concerns over climate change. Mnuchin had earlier advised Thunberg, who has been bitterly critical of US policy during her stay at Davos, to study economics before giving out lessons. Asked about the 17-year-old's demand for an immediate halt to investment in fossil fuels, he told reporters: "After she goes and studies economics in college, she can come back and explain that to us." But in a thread of tweets, Thunberg dismissed Mnuchin's comments in a typically withering response. "My gap year ends in August, but it doesn't take a college degree in economics to realise that our remaining 1.5 degrees carbon budget and ongoing fossil fuel subsidies and investments don't add up," she wrote. My gap year ends in August, but it doesn’t take a college degree in economics to realise that our remaining 1,5° carbon budget and ongoing fossil fuel subsidies and investments don’t add up. 1/3 pic.twitter.com/1virpuOyYG — Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) January 23, 2020 × "So either you tell us how to achieve this mitigation or explain to future generations and those already affected by the climate emergency why we should abandon our climate commitments," she added. So either you tell us how to achieve this mitigation or explain to future generations and those already affected by the climate emergency why we should abandon our climate commitments. 2/3 — Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) January 23, 2020 × In her speech to the forum, Merkel said that older politicians had to use the "positive manner and constructive impatience of young people", who she said "have a completely different horizon" in terms of time. She did not however in her speech mention Thunberg, who other than Britain's Prince Charles has met relatively few top leaders at the forum. In a speech on Tuesday, US President Donald Trump had castigated the "prophets of doom" and those that predicted a climate "apocalypse", in comments widely seen as an attack on Thunberg who sat in the audience. But either by accident or design, there was no meeting between Trump and Thunberg before the US leader left the Swiss ski resort on Wednesday declaring he would have "loved" to have met the climate activist, Time magazine's Person of the Year. Thunberg at the forum had repeated her climate warnings in sometimes withering terms, hammering home in a speech that it was time to "panic" because "the house is burning". Notably she had called for an immediate halt to investments in fossil fuel exploration and extraction and an end to fossil fuel subsidies "We don’t want these things done by 2050, 2030 or even 2021, we want this done now," she said. Thunberg is to hold a "school strike" demonstration in Davos on Friday. Jennifer Morgan, executive director of Greenpeace International, told AFP during the forum that governments were still failing to act on climate change. Attending the summit was like being at a "crime scene where all of the criminals are right there in front of you," she said. "But these are the targets. These are the people who have to change."

Study economics in college and then explain fossil fuels to us: US Treasury secretary Mnuchin to Greta Thunberg

British comedy icon and 'Monty Python' star Terry Jones died at the age of 77 on Wednesday&nbsp;evening after suffering from Frontotemporal dementia, a rare form of dementia.

"We are deeply saddened to have to announce the passing of beloved husband and father, Terry Jones. We have all lost a kind, funny, warm, creative and truly loving man whose uncompromising individuality, relentless intellect and extraordinary humour has given pleasure to countless millions across six decades," his family said in a statement.

His wife Anna Soderstorm was present at the time of his death.

"His work with Monty Python, his books, films, television programmes, poems and other work will live on forever, a fitting legacy to a true polymath," the family said.

He had been spending time with his family members at his home in north London after his health started deteriorating.

Jones was famous for his depiction&nbsp;of middle-aged housewives with fake voices.

His iconic line&nbsp;''Now, you listen here!&nbsp;he's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy," when he played the role of a mother in the 1979 comedy 'Monty Python's Life of Brian'&nbsp;was voted the funniest line in the film history in UK elections.

He had&nbsp;portrayed a variety of characters in ''Two Sheds'' Jackson, Mr Creosote and Spanish Inquisition.

Many other comedians paid tribute to him.

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Jones had&nbsp;also directed comedy movies ''<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/cameron-exits-with-a-joke-a-number-of-them-2434">The Holy Grail</a>'' and ''The Meaning of Life'' in 1975 and 1983 respectively.

He was also a screenwriter, director, author and historian.

British comedy icon and 'Monty Python' star Terry Jones died at the age of 77 on Wednesday evening after suffering from Frontotemporal dementia, a rare form of dementia.

British comedy icon and 'Monty Python' star Terry Jones died at the age of 77 on Wednesday evening after suffering from Frontotemporal dementia, a rare form of dementia. "We are deeply saddened to have to announce the passing of beloved husband and father, Terry Jones. We have all lost a kind, funny, warm, creative and truly loving man whose uncompromising individuality, relentless intellect and extraordinary humour has given pleasure to countless millions across six decades," his family said in a statement. His wife Anna Soderstorm was present at the time of his death. "His work with Monty Python, his books, films, television programmes, poems and other work will live on forever, a fitting legacy to a true polymath," the family said. He had been spending time with his family members at his home in north London after his health started deteriorating. Jones was famous for his depiction of middle-aged housewives with fake voices. His iconic line ''Now, you listen here! he's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy," when he played the role of a mother in the 1979 comedy 'Monty Python's Life of Brian' was voted the funniest line in the film history in UK elections. He had portrayed a variety of characters in ''Two Sheds'' Jackson, Mr Creosote and Spanish Inquisition. Many other comedians paid tribute to him. Farewell, Terry Jones. The great foot has come down to stamp on you. My god what pleasure you gave, what untrammelled joy and delight. What a wonderful talent, heart and mind — Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) January 22, 2020 × News that arrives like a punch to the gut. Thanks for making us laugh so much, Terry. https://t.co/v5W9KyO14I — David Schneider (@davidschneider) January 22, 2020 × Jones had also directed comedy movies ''The Holy Grail'' and ''The Meaning of Life'' in 1975 and 1983 respectively. He was also a screenwriter, director, author and historian.

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