Turkey jails 2 journalists from opposition newspaper

Turkey's state-run news agency says two journalists from an opposition newspaper have been arrested and accused of aiding a terror organisation.
Anadolu news agency says Nationalist Sozcu newspaper's website editor Mediha Olgun and reporter Gokmen Ulu were charged yesterday with aiding the network of US-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen without being members.
The government blames Gulen for orchestrating last year's coup attempt, which he denies.
Sozcu is a supporter of the secular legacy of Turkey's founder and a sharp critic of Turkey's president and government.
Ulu also is accused of aiding in "assassinating and assaulting the president" for an article on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's location hours before the coup attempt.

Turkey also seeks the arrest of newspaper owner Burak Akbay, who is abroad.