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Hello, im ben bland. this is bbc news. the headlines: the united nations says a deadly attack on farmers in the borno state of nigeria was the most violent assault on civilians this year. the humanitarian agency estimates at least 110 civilians were killed by suspected islamist militants. many of the victims were tending to crops when it happened. donald trump has attacked the fbi and the us department of justice, accusing them of working against him in his efforts to overturn the result of the ...

The headlines: donald trump has attacked the fbi and the us department ofjustice, accusing them of working against him in his efforts to overturn the result of the presidential election. he was speaking in his first interview since joe biden was declared the winner more than three weeks ago. the united nations says a deadly attack on farmers in the borno state of nigeria was the most violent assault on civilians this year. the humanitarian agency estimates at least 110 civilians were killed by s...

Abcs steve osunsami leading us off this monday night from the cdc in atlanta. >> reporter: abc news has confirmed that the first shipments of the pfizer vaccine for the coronavirus have traveled by air from production in belgium to a strorj facility in michigan, so that the minute the u.s. government says its okay for emergency use, those first shots will be ready to rush across this country. united airlines is flying the vaccine on chartered cargo flights. >> i say that by january well have 40 ...

Pandemic has made clear, has laid bear in a way that even all of our political struggles and our polarize is africa tation, gap between the blue and red, this has laid it bare how deadly it is and then i come to trump, right. what you need in these situations is you need someone to stand up and say, we are all -- we have a lot of differences because were all going to pull together and understand the nature of the threat and ill be honest with you and lay it bare, im not going to turn this to my ...

Police confirmed they were called to a london restaurant to investigate a potential breach of covid regulations. 0n instagram, the singer admitted having a "small gathering", and said it was an inexcusable error ofjudgement. i think she said it was an impromptu. she has offered to pay a fine of £10,000. its not clear whether she is doing that or whether the restaurant has to do that. a lot of questions being asked about how that number of people managed to actually get into that restaurant on a...

Hello, im ben bland. this is bbc news. the headlines: the united nations says a deadly attack on farmers in the borno state of nigeria was the most violent assault on civilians this year. the humanitarian agency estimates at least 110 civilians were killed by suspected islamist militants. many of the victims were tending to crops when it happened. donald trump has attacked the fbi and the us department of justice, accusing them of working against him in his efforts to overturn the result of the ...

Discriminatory or language in a social media post last night. the clu b social media post last night. the club are investigating the instagram story which took place after the clubs 3— story which took place after the clubs 3— to win, in which he scored two goals after coming on as a half—time substitute. police are investigating the protest outside celtic park that left three police officers with minor injuries. fans gathered outside the stadium, calling for boss neil lennon to be sacked ...

The candidates are themselves trying to instill confidence back into the system. >> we are going to be right there and make sure that georgians can trust this process because we have to have integrity in our elections and given everything thats on the line, january 5th, were making sure that georgians are fired up to turn out to vote. >> the president will be in georgia saturday to campaign for the two republicans on the ticket. bret? >> bret: steve, thank you. when we come back, the panel on th...

It would mean that a quarantine period when you arrive is no longer required. what are the main challenges you foresee with all of these processes? capacity is one. if we are requiring to actually test significant numbers of passengers onsite before they fly, we will need to find space to do that. there will need to be trained staff available. we think that is going to take some time, but we are very confident we can do that. and we are hopeful that by next summer, we will be approaching some de...

>> the scary part is so many small businesses wont make it >> reporter: but despite the surge and warnings from the cdc, more americans are traveling since the pandemic began more than 6 million americans have already traveled over the holiday. sunday expected to be the busiest yet. to be home for the holidays many willing to roll the dice >> i definitely took precautions with the travel keep distance and stuff like that. >> reporter: sparking concerns about more superspreader events like this c...