News Headlines - 09 September 2015

▽iPad Pro, new Apple TV and iPhone 6S handsets unveiled - BBC News

Apple has unveiled a larger iPad tablet, a TV box with its own app store and new iPhones that can detect how firmly their screens are being pressed.

▽News of the World email hacking case dropped after time runs out | The Guardian

A former News of the World executive and a private eye used by the tabloid will not be charged over allegations of computer hacking after prosecutors ran out of time to bring a criminal case.

▽Microsoft battles US over warrant for drugs case emails - BBC News

In 2014, a court ruled in favour of the government's claim that because it had jurisdiction over the US-based company, it could force it to hand over data it controlled, even if stored abroad.
But Microsoft suggests that would put it in breach of privacy laws.

▽U.K. Manufacturing, Export Slump Give BOE Reason for Caution - Bloomberg Business

Total production fell 0.4 percent in July, the Office for National Statistics said in London on Wednesday, missing economists’ forecasts for a 0.1 percent increase. Sales of British goods abroad fell 9.2 percent, contributing to the biggest drop in factory output since January.

▽Tropical Storm Etau slams into Japan - Al Jazeera English

Six people have been injured in central Japan as Tropical Storm Etau made landfall in coastal areas of the Tokai region west of Tokyo. The storm caused widespread flooding as torrential rains lashed the area.