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There is a bipartisan agreement that they are going to finish this electoral vote count tonight before they go home. these folks are angry, this he do not want to see their work disrupted by the mob. so jeh johnsons comment from earlier, theres nothing that says they have to be in the house and senate chambers to do this work. there are for contingency reasons for terrorism reasons, for reasons just like this several other rooms in the greater capitol complex that are large enough and secure eno...

At the capitol saying, lets have trial by combat. well, then the president does this video in which he says, yeah, go home, but he also says voter fraud, we won by a landslide, this was a fraudulent election, they stole it from me, we love you, youre very special. these bad people, these evil people here. i mean, hes not actually telling these folks to go home despite those words in his voochlt theres no reason to expect that they will. i think brian just noted something that shouldnt be -- shou...

Than 76,000 deaths there — second in europe, only to the uk. armed police are accompanying deliveries of the vaccine. denmark is putting new limits on the number of people who can join a public gathering — dropping from ten to five — and is introducing a two—metre social distancing rule in public areas. and germany is extending its lockdown until at least the end of the month. people living in areas where in infection rates are particularly high will be forbidden from travelling more tha...

And britains lando norris is the latest f1 driver to test positive for coronavirus. the news comes with fresh doubts about whether the first f1 race of the season — the australian grand prix — will go ahead in late march. covid restrictions in the country could force its postponement. this summers british and irish lions series in south africa could be switched to the uk and ireland if covid—19 prevents fans from travelling. that is among the contingency plans being discussed with games in...

So if one of these five engines blows, then... its still flying. you can lose two engine and still flying. the explosion will be contained by some kevlar protection. the explosion? if it explodes. undeterred, nick gave its water—powered cousin a whirl. yes! i dont think ive ever had so many painful muscles afterwards of doing any activity ever. yeah, ive never had so much salt water up my nose in such a short period of time. spencer laughs. and you have been following franky za patas career si...

And that will start to lift the temperatures for many. still cold across the south. frosty start for the vast majority on sunday, but plenty of sunshine here. always a bit more cloud further north. sunny spells, wettest weather in parts of scotland, but temperatures by this stage around 5—7 celsius, getting closerto where we should be for the time of year. then as we go into next week, it looks that atlantic influence will continue even more, pushing rain at times to the north and west, but hi...

Julian assange has long attracted loyal supporters, and this was their reaction outside the old bailey as they heard the news. no extradition — yeah! for more than a decade, the wikileaks founder has resisted extradition, spending seven years holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london, before being removed almost two years ago and detained in belmarsh prison. the us authorities want him to face 18 charges, mostly of espionage, relating to his alleged role in the leaking of thousands of secre...

Of thousands of secret military documents. many focused on the wars in afghanistan and iraq, including this video appearing to show a us helicopter firing on civilians in baghdad. to some, mr assange is a champion of free speech who revealed war crimes. to others, a law breaker who endangered the lives of us agents. and today, after years of legal battles, he was driven into court to hear his fate. from the dock, he listened as districtjudge vanessa baraitser dismissed his defence that the us ch...

Assange from being extradited. the us wants him to stand trial for publishing classified documents. but a judge at the old bailey in london said concerns over his mental health meant the extradition could not proceed. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. free julian assange! julian assange has long attracted loyal supporters, and this was their reaction outside the old bailey as they heard the news. no extradition — yeah! for more than a decade, the wikileaks founder has resiste...

To israel, las vegas, china. how has it all been for you, jen? its been absolutely amazing and its so lovely to see everybody today. my favourite times i think on the show, though, have been in china. theres been some incredible technology that ive seen there, and one of the most amazing things was actually getting to play sport with robots. whoa! laughs. the robot is designed to be as much like a human player as possible. its eyes are the hd cameras at the back of the court. these computers sen...