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Heavy
rains across Europe have left at least 10 people dead, most of them in
Germany. Five drowned in their own homes on Wednesday in Bavaria and
central France. Dozens of towns have been inundated and forecasters say
water levels are expected to keep rising for several days. Dan Johnson reports.
Brutal lightning over Pec pod Sněžkou, Czech Republic, May 20, 2011! Photo: Amatérská meteorologická společnost pic.twitter.com/BA8d9XvEBy
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Brutal lightning over Pec pod Sněžkou, Czech Republic, May 20, 2011! Photo: Amatérská meteorologická společnost pic.twitter.com/vtwySq1AOI
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“We
retain our focus on the US which is definitely our number one strategic
goal,” says Nik Philpot, chief executive of Eckoh PLC (LON:ECK). The
boss of the secure payments and customer contact systems says he is
“very confident” about making more multi-million US dollar deals with
enterprise customers particularly as the market was “heating up nicely”
and momentum building.
Philpot is seeing good progress from
every part of the group particularly in the US. “There’s huge
opportunity for us there. It’s virtually a virgin market. There’s
virtually no competition and corporations are slowly waking up to the
fact that they need to do more to protect their customers.”
Eckoh’s
biggest hurdle is educating US companies about the importance of secure
payments. “The US’s approach to credit card security is wholly
different”, says Philpot. "It’s many years behind Europe so they are in
catch up mode.“
Video
from a State Department briefing addressing secret talks between the
U.S. and Iran was deliberately deleted before it was posted online, an
investigation by the department's legal adviser found. CNN's Elise
Labott reports.
David Cameron has urged British voters not ''roll the dice'' on their children's future by quitting the European Union.
In
the first major TV debate over whether the UK should stay or leave the
bloc, the Prime Minister said a vote to exit would be an economically
''self-inflicted wound''.
He also insisted he'd take Britain into the EU under the special terms it now enjoys if it wasn't already a member.
"I've enhanced our special status with real protection for Britain in the bits we want …
