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These are the latest headlines strikes and protests have been taking place across belarus, demanding the resignation of president alexander lu kashenko after his disputed re election. The demonstrations have been fuelled by accounts of torture from protesters detained earlier in the week. Estonias foreign minister has said the election was not democratic or legitimate. The Us Postal Service has advised several states that they may need to expand their voting by mail deadlines to allow the system...

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This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. In russia, thousands are arrested as supporters of the jailed Opposition Leader Alexay Navalny take to the streets. Senior uk doctors in britain call for a change to the Pfizer Vaccine roll out, saying the long delay between doses is difficult to justify. The British Medical Association wants the gap between jabs to be reduced by half. At least it would be in keeping with International Best practice guidance. ...

A very warm werlcome to bbc news. My names mike embley, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Explosion a massive blast in the lebanese capital, beirut, leaves more than 70 people dead and thousands injured. The explosion in the port sent shockwaves across the city. Translation i do not know what happened. I was fishing. I heard there was a failure i turned and started to head home. I heard an explosion and this happened. The lebanese Prime Minister says a confisc...

This is bbc news, im Lewis Vaughan jones. Our top stories back on the campaign trail President Trump will make a public appearance on saturday with a speech from the white house. His opponent, joe biden, is also out looking for votes but the second debate between the two men is cancelled. Hurricane delta makes landfall on the us gulf coast, with winds of more than 100 miles per hour. And voices of the hong kong protests we speak to students shot by live rounds at point blank range who now face i...

This is bbc news. Democrats call for Donald Trumps removalfrom office, saying he must leave before any more damage is done. That puts Vice President mike pence in the spotlight, and the president s cross hairs. As the nation struggles to come to terms with the events on capitol hill, many wonder whats next for washington and the politics that make this town run. Lawmakers did succeed in certifying joe biden as the next president. The incoming commander in chief hit out at those responsible for y...

This is bbc news. Im lukwesa burak. The headlines at 8pm. Conservative mps urge the Prime Minister to reboot his government after the departure of his top adviser, Dominic Cummings. It does give the government a chance to reset all sorts of things its relationship with parliament, the way it deals with press. Cheering a thumbs up from donald trump as thousands of his supporters line the streets of the us capital. This is the scene live in washington as crowds march in support of the president s ...

No change in covid rules before mid february but the Prime Minister says he will be looking to relax the rules as soon as the numbers allow. With the Vaccination Programme in full swing, borisjohnson says he doesnt want to risk a surge in covid infections. Thejcvi groups one to four are going to be vaccinated by the 15th of february. Before then, well be looking at the potential of relaxing some measures. As the government considers tougher measures for travellers, well be getting the latest liv...

As another 847 people lose their lives. While hospitals are being transformed to cope with the pandemic, there are warnings tonight about the impact its having on other people. Its likely there are people who are having heart attacks, who are then subsequently not getting the treatment they need and could be dying as a consequence of this. Scientists in oxford are hoping for a million doses of a Coronavirus Vaccine by september, as the government sets up a taskforce to find one. Confusion over w...

To fight against coronavirus, outlining a plan to prevent future pandemics at the uns general assembly. Tributes are paid to a popular and talented Police Officer killed at a Custody Centre in south london. Sergeant matt ratana was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being booked in. Now on bbc news, as the uk is said to be back on a covid knife edge, it is time to remember full lockdown. Newsbeat has followed young people from the minute life changed completely back in march. It feels like im a...