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Q: The prime minister of France  Manuel Valls   said fighting the appeal of âdeadlyâ doctrines was the greatest challenge the country faced in more than 70 years.  He  said there had to be a âgeneral mobilisationâ of all sectors of society to fight the problem following the terrorist attacks in Paris last year.
âRadicalisation and terrorism are linked. We are faced with a stubborn phenomenon that has widely spread through society and which threatens it because it could expand massively â  Valls  said.
The strategic document that focuses on detection and prevention of radicalisation was unveiled by  Valls  in the presence of several ministers in Franceâs socialist government including those responsible for justice  defence  education  health  culture  youth and sports.
Facebook Twitter  Pinterest Manuel Valls  speaks after government meeting aimed at tackling radicalisation. Photograph: WITT/SIPA/Rex/Shutterstock
The deradicalisation centres will house young people who âcould have repented and who we will test the sincerity and willingness to be reintegrated back into society for the long termâ   Valls  said.
 He  said the aim of the centres would be to stem the flow of young people to Syria and Iraq and begin the process of deradicalising them.
At least half of the new centres will hold those deemed by a judge to be at risk of radicalisation but cannot be placed in detention   Valls  added.

A: Manuel Valls
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Q: Alabama Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful  Doug Jones  says  he  is a âright-to-liferâ once a baby is born  but â before then â  he  supports abortion up until the day of birth.
 Jones  told MSNBCâs MTP Daily host Chuck Todd:
When Todd asked him if he would not support legislation that banned late-term abortions   Jones  replied:
 Jones  faces Republican candidate Judge Roy Moore in a special election on December 12 to fill the Senate seat previously held by now-Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
 Doug Jones  clearly has no problem with the fact that the U.S. is only one of seven nations â alongside North Korea and China â to allow elective abortion on-demand after five months.  His  extremism puts  him  dramatically out of step with Alabama voters. Alabama is one of twenty states to take a stand against the brutality of late term abortions having approved a state limit in 2011. Polls consistently show that a large majority of Americans â women in higher numbers than men â support bringing our national laws into line with basic human decency  and the House will vote on this measure next week.  Jones  is out to impress the big abortion lobby but this does nothing for  his  chances against Judge Moore.

A: Doug Jones
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Q: PNB has lost 90 billion Indian rupees ($1.41 billion)  23.4 percent  of its market value since its disclosure on Wednesday that a investigation was underway into suspected fraud  as a result of two junior officials at a branch in Mumbai steering unauthorized loans to customer accounts  including some firms e linked to Nirav Modi  a billionaire jeweler and diamond merchant.
Federal investigators have raided  Nirav Modiâs Mumbai  home and offices  though the jeweler is outside the country and his whereabouts is unknown.
 Modi  launched an eponymous jewelry business branded NIRAV MODI  in capitals  with a chain of boutiques stretching from New York to London to Beijing.
As recently as last month   he  was at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Indian media carried a group photograph with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the foreground and Nirav Modi  who is no relation  grinning between rows of Indian business leaders behind  him .
Companies related to Nirav Modi had used the fraudulent credit guarantees from PNB to get loans from overseas branches of Indian banks  including Allahabad and Axis  according to a previous police complaint from PNB.

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Nirav Modi
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