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This is bbc news, the headlines the us senate has over ridden Donald Trumps president ial veto for the first time, just weeks before he leaves office. The Republican Controlled Senate voted overwhelmingly to approve a defence bill mr trump had blocked. The legislation restricts his powers as commander in chief, and is seen as a rebuke to the president. The United States has now recorded more than 20 million cases of covid 19, doubling the number in less than two months. Johns Hopkins University ...

Tonight at six china says its not sure if investing in britain is safe any more for chinese companies. Beijing says the uks decision to drop huawei from its 56 networks has severely undermined mutual trust between china and britain but President Trump has welcomed the move. We convinced many countries, many countries and i did this myself, for the most part not to use huawei, because we think its an unsafe security risk. Well be asking how serious chinas talk of retaliation could be. Also tonigh...

Indications now that Vice President pence not interested in doing that. Tonight, the fallout after one of the darkesthistory. The mob storming the u. S. Capitol, fueled by President Trumps own words, telling them to be strong, to march to the capitol, that ill march with you. Instead, he watched from the white house and tonight, thats where he remains, amid new calls that he be removed from office. Democratic leaders saying, this is urgent. Tonight, the president elect joe biden saying he will n...

Youre watching bbc news with me tim willcox. The headlines at 8. 78. Despite a big tory rebellion, mps vote to back the tiered system of coronavirus controls in england to replace the general lockdown which ends at midnight tonight. That is what we can do when we Work Together in the spirit of common humanity. We have got to beat this, madam deputy speaker. We have got to beat it together. Labour mps had been instructed by their party to abstain from the vote. We support Public Health restrictio...

This is bbc news these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. A brexit announcement is expected in the coming hours, are as the signs from london and brussels suggest a deal is close. The remaining differences between the two camps have been narrow but deep in particular over fishing rights. More than 6,000 lorries spend another night stranded outside the port of dover with drivers waiting to be tested for covid 19 before theyre allowed into france. Stay at home from boxing day...

This is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Tighter coronavirus restrictions are expected early next week for parts of england that could result in the closure of bars and restaurants. As new coronavirus restrictions hit scotlands hospitality sector, theres concern it could sound the death knell for some businesses. A sharp increase in covid 19 cases in countries across Europe Germany calls the rise worrying. In brussels, cafes and bars have been order...

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...

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. ...

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...

Hello, its thursday, its 10 oclock, im victoria derbyshire, and were live from new broadcasting house. Last year we exposed the shocking conditions some families were living in, on a council owned block on a regeneration site in north london. They were living with cockroaches, security doors that didnt work so drug users and anyone else could come in at any time. We still have to live with the cockroaches, the mice, the rats, being broken into. This time the conservative Council Leader Daniel Th...