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| - Duty Editor: Emma Charlton Tel: +1 202 414 0543 -- TOP STORIES -- + Top US leaders get Covid-19 vaccine + Kidnapped Nigerian schoolboys freed + Massive cyberattack grows beyond US + Super cyclone Yasa flattens Fiji villages + Much-hyped Cyberpunk pulled over bug Health-virus,WRAP WASHINGTON Vice President Mike Pence and US congressional leaders receive the Covid-19 vaccine with President-elect Joe Biden to follow soon, striking a contrast with Europe where several leaders are in quarantine following a positive test by France's Emmanuel Macron. 750 words 2100 GMT by AFP bureaus. Picture. Graphic. Video Nigeria-kidnapping-unrest-release,WRAP KATSINA, Nigeria Exhausted and dishevelled, hundreds of Nigerian schoolboys seized in a mass abduction claimed by Boko Haram experience their first full day of freedom after a nearly week-long ordeal. 750 words moved by John Okunyomih. Picture. Video. Graphic US-IT-politics-hacking,WRAP WASHINGTON A devastating cyberattack on US government agencies has also hit targets worldwide, with the list of victims still growing, according to researchers, heightening fears over computer security and espionage. 750 words moved by Rob Lever Fiji-Tonga-weather-cyclone,WRAP SUVA Super cyclone Yasa flattened entire villages as it tore through Fiji, aid agencies say, with a baby among two confirmed deaths and rescue workers racing to the remote worst-hit communities. 650 words moved by Leon Lord. Video. Picture. Graphic Entertainment-Poland-Japan-games-PlayStation-Cyberpunk2077,WRAP TOKYO Sony says it is pulling the much-hyped Cyberpunk 2077 from PlayStation stores around the world after a flood of complaints and ridicule over bugs, compatibility issues and even health risks. 750 words 1930 GMT by Mathias Cena -- CORONAVIRUS -- Health-virus-France-politics-Macron,lead PARIS French President Emmanuel Macron acknowledges he had been "slowed down" by his Covid-19 infection and ongoing symptoms but insists he is doing well as as th country's coronavirus death toll tops 60,000. 650 words 2000 GMT by Laurence Benhamou and Stuart Williams. Picture. Video Health-virus-WHO-Gavi-vaccine,2ndlead GENEVA Poorer countries will begin to receive coronavirus vaccination doses early next year from a facility created to ensure fair access, the World Health Organization and its partners annouunce. 450 words moved by Agnes Pedrero Also moved: Health virus WHO China animal Health-virus-world,FACTS -- AMERICAS -- US-economy-politics-unemployment-health-virus,PROFILE WASHINGTON First, they lost their jobs to the coronavirus pandemic, and now many of the more than 20 million people unemployed in the United States may lose something else: the government aid keeping them afloat through the world's worst Covid-19 outbreak. 750 words 2000 GMT by Chris Stein. File picture. Picture US-politics-environment-energy-Cabinet-Granholm,PROFILE NEW YORK Since stepping down as Michigan's Governor, Jennifer Granholm, President-elect Joe Biden's nominee as Energy Secretary, has spoken often about the need to boldly rethink energy policy in light of climate change. 650 words moved by John Biers Venezuela-Guyana-ICJ-border-UN,lead THE HAGUE The UN's top court rules that it has jurisdiction in a border dispute between Guyana and Venezuela that dates back more than a century and has flared up again with the discovery of oil. 400 words moved -- EUROPE -- Britain-EU-politics-Brexit,WRAP BRUSSELS British and EU negotiators thrash through the final "few hours" of post-Brexit trade negotiations with deep divisions on the highly-charged issue of fishing rights standing in the way of any breakthrough. 700 words 2100 GMT by Dave Clark. Video. Picture. Britain-EU-politics-Brexit-Netherlands-fishing,FOCUS IJMUIDEN, The Netherlands Fishermen in the Dutch port of IJmuiden are bringing home the last catch of the year, but if Brexit talks fail it could be their last from British waters for years to come. 600 words moved by Jan Hennop. Video. Turkey-US-politics-trial,WRAP ISTANBUL A Turkish court orders civil society leader Osman Kavala to remain in jail pending trial on charges that rights groups say are part of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's bid to stifle dissent. 650 words moved by Fulya Ozerkan with Burcin Gercek in Ankara. File picture -- MIDDLE EAST/NORTH AFRICA -- Lifestyle-Tunisia-heritage-Jewish TUNIS Tunisia is struggling to protect North Africa's Jewish heritage, threatened by vandalism, looting and the smuggling of valuable artefacts bearing witness to the long history of the region's Jews. 750 words moved by Najeh Mouelhi-Makni -- ASIA -- Afghanistan-conflict-Ghazni-blast,WRAP GHAZNI, Afghanistan At least 15 children were killed when a motorbike laden with explosives blew up near a religious gathering in eastern Afghanistan, officials say. 400 words moved -- BUSINESS -- EU-China-investments-agreement-politics-rights,WRAP BRUSSELS The European Union and China say they are closing in on an investment agreement after seven years of painstaking negotiations. 650 words moved by Clément Zampa, with Patrick Baert in Beijing afp
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