News Headlines - 26 January 2016
▽Japan's Emperor Akihito in Philippines to honour WWII dead - Channel NewsAsia
Japan's Emperor Akihito pledged Tuesday to honour those who died in one of World War II's deadliest battles, as he began a historic visit to the Philippines.
▽Tesco knowingly delayed payments to suppliers - BBC News
Tesco "knowingly delayed paying money to suppliers in order to improve its own financial position", the supermarket ombudsman has found.
Greece will have its borders effectively sealed off from the rest of the continent under plans to tackle the migrant crisis, European leaders proposed on Monday night.
▽Denmark to vote on bill to seize migrants' jewelry - CNN.com
Danish lawmakers are to vote Tuesday on controversial legislation that would empower authorities to seize cash and valuables from asylum seekers to help cover their expenses.
▽France suffers ‘black Tuesday’ blockades and strikes | The Times
Riot police cleared blockading cab drivers from the Paris ring road and made at least 20 arrests as France faced a day of disruption with strikes by taxi drivers, air traffic controllers, teachers and civil servants.
