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Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson understood to have been arrested in fraud probe
It's understood that the mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, has been arrested in connection with a fraud probe into building deals in the city...
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Activist Kimberly Latrice Jones on how the history of US vaccinations affects minorities
The film rights to her first book about racial tension in Baltimore have been optioned and she has signed an exclusive multi-year deal to ...
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What could President Trump do after leaving the White House?
In 47 days, Joe Biden's presidential inauguration will take place and with it the Trump era will be over - or maybe more accurately, just this chapter of the...
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UK government defends vaccine approval process after criticism
The government has defended its vaccine regulatory process after it was criticised by America's top infectious disease expert as being "rushed".
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UK vows to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 68% by 2030
The UK's greenhouse gas emissions will fall sooner and by more than any other major economy in the coming years.
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Series 6, Episode 16: David Dimbleby
David Dimbleby is a British journalist who has covered major news events for the BBC for over 40 years.
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The people determined to have the best Covid Christmas
While we can't wait for 2020 to finally be over, there are plenty of people determined to make the best of things this Christmas, pandemic or not.
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Thousands killed and injured amid fighting in Ethiopia
Concerns are mounting for the welfare of tens of thousands of people who have fled fighting in the northern Ethiopian province of Tigray into neighbouring Sudan.
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Major road and rail works suspended to avoid travel chaos over Christmas
Ministers say they are trying to head off the prospect of travel chaos and overcrowding over the festive period
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Calls for Bangladesh to halt relocation of Rohingya refugees to remote island
Human rights groups have called on Bangladesh to halt what they claim is the forced relocation of Rohingya refugees to a remote, cyclone prone island
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Avonmouth explosion: Four die in blast at waste water plant near Bristol
Avon and Somerset Police say four people have been killed in a large explosion at a water waste treatment works near Bristol.
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Care home residents no longer first in line for Covid vaccine
The UK government has begun rolling out rapid testing for care home visitors in England
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Scotland first to set date for vaccine rollout to care homes
Scotland's health secretary, Jeane Freeman, has today been talking about Scotland's vaccine plans.
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Covid vaccine arrives in the UK for mass rollout
The first batches of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine are thought to have arrived in the UK today
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Cornwall residents in Tier One restrictions call for visitor rules
Cornwall is the only county on the mainland which is in the lowest Tier one alert.
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The churches tackling Covid-19 vaccine mistrust
Told through two churches in the area, these are the stories of those trying to help their congregations to have faith.
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After violent clashes, Bobi Wine resumes Ugandan presidential election campaign
In this exclusive report, Channel 4 News was filming with Bobi Wine during yesterday's campaigning and the chaos that ensued.
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Football fans welcomed back to stadiums in limited numbers
After shutting them out for months, some English professional football clubs are welcoming a limited number of fans back into their stadiums.
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Shops and gyms reopen as England enters new tier system
But 99% of the country will still be under strict coronavirus measures, banning households from mixing indoors.
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Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine approved for rollout in UK from next week
The over 80s will be first in line.
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FactCheck: Brexit did not speed up UK vaccine authorisation
In fact, the UK regulator used EU law to authorise the jab.
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