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1.A canadian court has ruled fraud charge against Mengwanzhou, the chief finance officer of the Chinese technology giant Huawei, constituted a crime in Canada opening the way for her extradition to the United States. Meng will fight a case at a hearing next month.

2.President Trump has threatened to regulate or close down social media platforms if they don't as he put it, clean off their act. On Tuesday Twitter labeled serviced post as potential misleading, it's declined to comment on the president's warning.

3.A planned launch for the first private sector manned mission to the international space station has been postponed because of bad weather. The next windy day for launching the space X rocket will be on Saturday, the first such launch from the US in nine years.

4. Police in Ecuador have raided the offices of the health ministry and the home of the health minister in an investigation over alleged over-pricing of test cases for covid-19. There has been calls for the health minister to step down. Ecuador is one of the worst effected countries in south America.

5.Central American trade ministers have been meeting to urge Costa Rica and Nicaragua over a dispute for this let hundreds of lorries stranded  the border between the two countries.Costa Rica has imposed tough checks after drivers were filed have symptoms of covid-19.

6. The family of an African man who died after he was arrested and pinned down by his neck have called for the M police officers involved to be charged with murder.

7. And finally ,L , the American gay rights activist who led the campaign against HIV Aids in the 1980s and 1990s has died at the age of 84. He was instrumental in setting up Gay Man's Health Crisis the world's first organization focusing on Aids patients.