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Hong kong police have fired pepper spray projectiles at pro democracy protesters. The unauthorised demonstration was organised to mark the day that legistlative elections were scheduled to be held, before the government delayed them for a year. Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated out of the path of a powerful typhoon which is on track to hit southern parts of japan. It is the second storm to strike the region in less than a week. The coronavirus lockdown is being extended in aust...

Captioning sponsored by cbs odonnell tonight, the mystery childrens illness. The alarming disease possibly linked to covid19, impacting kids, putting 15 in intensive care, a health alert sent out to all doctors in new york city to be vigilant, one dads heartbreak. It was the scariest point in my life. There was nothing anyone could do. One at pents n and what it fan th e whiseblower a scientist says he was ousted for raising the alarm with the white house about unsafe drugs and the lack of masks...

On the government to promise students will be able to go home for christmas. Stu d e nts students have been done over on their a levels, theyve been done over on freshers week, the government is now threatening to lock them up at university, and a very worrying for them, when they graduate they may be looking at long term youth unemployment. President trump has nominated the conservative judge, amy coney barrett, to fill the vacant seat on the us supreme court. Detectives investigating the Fatal...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. A damning report from mps on alleged russian interference in uk democracy including the brexit referendum. It says the government badly underestimated the threat that russia posed. The uk government took its eye off the ball because of its focus on counterterrorism. The government had badly underestimated the response required to the russian threat and is still playing catch up. The us secretary of state meets...

Good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. Our headlines today. Gyms and Leisure Centres reopen across england but its warned a third will stay shut due to financial hardship. Good morning. Indoor Swimming Pools are open again welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. Our headlines today in england today. And on the day gyms and Leisure Centres that swimming should have started in reopen across england but its warned a third will stay the Tokyo Olympi...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Large scale trials of a Coronavirus Vaccine developed by Oxford University and astrazeneca show it is 70 effective at preventing covid 19, rising to 90 depending on the dosage. It really looks as if there is a vaccine which has the potential to protect against the disease. And importantly, in anyone who had the vaccine, there were no admissions to hospital, no severe disease. The uk government has secured 100 ...

We talked to a volunteer behind a program tonight, the new and dire warning. The covid risk to all americans is, quote, at an historic high. That warning from the White House Coronavirus task force today. The head of the cdc now predicting the u. S. Could see 200,000 more deaths by february. What Top Health Officials are now telling americans over 65 about leaving the house. Tonight, the uk, the first country to approve the Pfizer Vaccine. The rollout now under way. And here in the u. S. , when ...

The us supreme courtjudge Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died. She was 87 and had been undergoing treatment for pancreatic cancer. As one of four liberal justices on the court, her death raised the prospect of President Trump trying to expand the courts conservative majority. World Health Organisation has warned that the coronavirus pandemic is not burning out or going away. The head of the Whos Health Emergencies programme says countries in the Northern Hemisphere needed to do far more to combat the d...

Captioning sponsored by cbs a odonnell tonight, most of america begins to reopen as fears mount of a second wave. 35 states ease restrictions, which means millions moreshop malls, movie theaters, and restaurants. But are people afraid to go . California closes many popular beaches because of big crowds. And tonight, this scene in michigan protesters, some of them armed, ca demandihe governor reopen. Economic despair 30 million file jobless claims in the past six weeks. Plus, a milelong line for ...

This is bbc news. Hello, im Victoria Derbyshire. Here are the headlines from the uk and around the world. On the eve of another set of crunch brexit trade talks, the government warns it will re write a deal already agreed with the eu. Police in birmingham arrest a man in connection with a series of knife attacks in the city, which left one person dead and seven others injured. The Public Inquiry into the Manchester Arena terror attack begins this morning, as families of the 22 victims look for a...