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The european union, ending a relationship of almost half a century. The trade deal agreed by the two sides on Christmas Eve will avoid the need for import taxes or tariffs but there will be new customs rules and checks for countries to adopt. Nearly 56,000 daily cases of coronavirus have been recorded in the uk in the past 2a hours the highest on record. Several nhs hospitals in london and the south east say they are under extreme pressure due to increasing numbers of people falling seriously il...

This is a bbc news special on the day President Trump was impeached a second time. The resolution is adopted without objection. Members of the house of representatives formally charge him with inciting insurrection after last weeks mob violence on the Capitol Building. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says trump is a clear and present danger before signing the resolution impeaching him call for calm. I unequivocally condemned the violence that we saw last week. Violence and vandalism have absolutely n...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. Joe biden honours the 400,000 americans who have died during the covid pandemic, ahead of being sworn in as the 46th president of the United States. To heal, we must remember. It is hard sometimes to remember, but that is how we heal. It is important to do that as a nation. I stand before you, truly proud of what we have achieved together. We did what we came here to do and so much more. This is the scene live in washington where, in the final hours of...

Tens of thousands of protesters are marching in the us capital, washington. Its the biggest protest so far during twelve days of demonstrations after the death of george floyd. Crowds gathered near the capitol, but Security Forces blocked any approach to the nearby white house. Two Us Police Officers have appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to the assault of a 75 year old protester in buffalo in upstate new york. After the officers were initially suspended, all 57 members of their unit, the...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Huge protests continue across dozens of american cities, as anger grows over the killing of an unarmed black man in police custody. There were violent clashes outside the white house. Police fired tear gas at protesters and properties nearby were set on fire. Talk about taking the gloves off, man. Shaking a hand. Despite some moments of solidarity, its though to be the most widespread civil unrest america has ...

The love that appreciate the love that everybody in here and the state of minneapolis, yall adapted my brother and showed him so much love and we feel that love in your city and we feel that love in your city and thankfully. Hello you are watching outside source for bbc news reviewers in the uk and around the world. This is the memorialfor george floyd which is currently under way in minneapolis. George floyd whose death in Police Custody has triggered a wave of protests gcioss has triggered a w...

Can see people walking around. Occasionally cars will get through. Well continue to follow this tonight at 6 00. Have a great night. Tonight, new protests erupting over that Deadly Police shooting in atlanta. More anger in the streets. Police firing tear gas at protesters. The scene of the shooting, a wendys restaurant, up in flames. Police body cam and dash cam video now released. Images showing officers struggling with Rayshard Brooks after he allegedly failed a sobriety test. Brooks running a...

Tonight at ten, the governement will continue to pay tens of billions of pounds to protect thejobs of millions of furloughed workers affected by the coronavirus lockdown. The chancellor, rishi sunak, says businesses will only have to start paying contributions from august. I believe it is right in the final phase of this eight month scheme to ask employers to contribute alongside the taxpayer towards the wages of their staff. Support for the 2. 5 million self employed receiving grants will conti...

It, seems to have decided that about it, seems to have decided that their policy on Donald Trump Tweets is they are going to clamp down on it finally. The sites to have their owfi it finally. The sites to have their own terms and conditions in our private companies and they do say the terms and conditions if you break our rules, you can be banned from this site and have your comments deleted. It isjust about how much power it we went in the hands of one individual was that what is interesting ab...

And is also facing questions because next week we are supposed to start to see some nonessential shops opening up in england and again we know that businesses have been getting guidance on that from the government but ministers have not been talking about it much in recent days so i will not be surprised if there are also asked about that. The chief executive of the health and safety executive is going to be the press c0 nfe re nce safety executive is going to be the press Conference Attendee to...