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Hello and welcome to bbc news. President trump says hes putting on hold negotiations over a stimulus package to help the us economy recover from the coronavirus pandemic. Earlier, he said he was prepared to go ahead next week with the second televised debate against his democratic rivaljoe biden, despite his treatment for covid and ongoing questions about his health. Our north america editor jon sopel has this report. When donald trump left the white house last friday, he appeared dejected, fear...

Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are lord digbyjones, former trade minister, and broadcaster henry bonsu. Welcome to you both. Let us look at what else is come in. The guardian says the uk labour leader keir starmer is putting pressure on borisjohnson to implement a National Lockdown is the number of dead daily climes through the pandemic. Same story on the telegraph. It says the british Prime Minister is now considering a short Circui...

Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. Stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. Donald trumps nominee to the Us Supreme Court met with lawmakers on capitol hill for a second day of her confirmation hearing. Amy Coney Barrett spent a lot of the time telling senators she would not use a seat on the Supreme Court to impose her conservative views on american law. Democrats have spent a lot of time trying to prove she will. Barbara plit...

Covid, potentially spreading this deadly virus at a time where hospital admissions are increasing and were in the second wave. The latest covid figures today show there have been a further 12,594 new infections, and 19 deaths. The nobel prize for medicine goes to a british scientist and two american colleagues for their discovery of the hepatitis c virus. Well talk to Michael Houghton shortly. Good evening. And we start with some breaking news from the United States because in a tweet this eveni...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the broadcaster david davies and madeline grant deputy comment editor at the daily telegraph. Tomorrows front page starting with. The uks soaring Coronavirus Infection rates is the lead for the times which says we are on the brink of lockdown the paper also carries an image of sir roger penrose, whos been awarded the nobel prize for physics for his work proving the existence of black holes. The d...

Further damage to the economy as well as to public health. Vigils and rallies are being held across france in a show of solidarity with the teaching profession, following the killing of a teacher on friday. Now on bbc news. Every day in britain, boys as young as ten are being drawn into criminal gangs. So why is the system failing them . Three young men talk frankly about their experiences in the lost boys. When i was around 1a, my mum had no money. I was getting a bit desperate. When i was doin...

This incident should never have happened but the team have acted swiftly to minimise its impact. And now it is critical that we Work Together to put this right and to make sure that it never happens again. Make sure that it never happens again. Casualties mount as the conflict over Nagorno Karabakh enters its ninth day. Well be looking at how military drones are now being used in the disputed region. Hello, welcome to the program. President trumps still in hospital for coronavirus but more infec...

See yourselves in a way that others may not simply because they have never seen it before. But know that we will applaud you every step of the way. Donald trump has yet to concede or to speak publicly but he has continued to assert on twitter that he won tuesdays president ial poll. Its time to stop treating our opponents as our enemies thats the message from us president Electjoe Biden. He delivered a speech to cheering supporters near his home in delaware after it became clear hed won the bitt...

President ial elections in us history, we analyse how america can overcome its division, and examine its political system. Hello. Welcome to this edition of global questions coming to you from bbc headquarters in london. It has been messy. The us president ial election has not only exposed polarisations in society, it has also raised questions about the country s political system. Many believe american democracy is being tested and that the country s reputation has taken a battering. We ask, wha...

The victims, the families. The Catholic Church in england prioritised its own reputation over the welfare of sexually abused children. And in england, the boss of the Football Association has resigned after an angry reaction to the way he described black and asian people. Yesterday, we heard the first covidi9 vaccine had come through final trials. Today we heard more on the practicalities of distributing it and of what an achievement this is. Normally vaccines take a decade to develop. Heres the...