Day: January 6, 2021

The leaders of the UK, Canada and Spain are among those calling for peace in Washington.

At Fullwell Cross Medical Centre in North London, they are now vaccinating almost 1000 people a week.

Rev Warnock looks set to make history as Georgia’s first black senator, but what do we know of him?

The sites, including football stadiums and racecourses, will begin operations next week.

As Trump supporters entered the US Capitol building, politicians halted debate inside.

President Donald Trump spoke to thousands of supporters who’d gathered for the “Save America” rally.

Queues at one vaccination centre lasted for up to three hours, BBC Wales is told.

The party of President-elect Joe Biden will have the majority in both houses of the US Congress.

The US president-elect says storming of Capitol building is “an assault on democracy”.

Manchester City will look to win the EFL Cup for the fourth year in a row after beating Manchester United to reach the final.

“It’s not a protest, it’s an insurrection,” says Joe Biden, urging Donald Trump to “demand an end to this siege”.

The prime minister leads UK politicians from all parties condemning the scenes at the US Capitol.

President Donald Trump spoke to thousands of supporters who’d gathered for the “Save America” rally.

President Donald Trump spoke to thousands of supporters who’d gathered for the “Save America” rally.

President Trump and others have made unsubstantiated claims of fraud in two Senate election run-offs.

US lawmakers and staff are seen wearing protective gas masks as police draw guns on protesters.

The Senate has gone into recess amid violent clashes between police and Trump supporters.

The Trump administration pushes ahead with first oil lease sales in an Arctic wildlife refuge.

The Woman’s Hour host had questioned controversial remarks previously made by a contributor.

Phil Neville’s role as Great Britain’s women’s football manager at the Tokyo Olympics would be in doubt were he to take charge at Inter Miami.

The police officer who the FBI said fired the fatal shot is dismissed for breaching policy.

It will be known as Reform UK – despite objections from a think tank with a similar title.

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The US star says she had “no idea” what questions were included in a game bearing her image.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.

Jeremy Voakes raises thousands of pounds for charity with the illuminated decorations.

A driver, who caused a Fife crash that led to his passenger losing her baby, admits causing death by dangerous driving.

Drive-through and delivery services will still be available while it reviews its safety procedures.

One scam tells recipients they are “eligible to apply for your vaccine” with a link to a bogus NHS website.

England batsman Zak Crawley says it is “quite likely” he will open the batting in the two-Test tour of Sri Lanka.

“Relieved, anxious, stressed” – students speak out on learning that A-levels and GCSE are cancelled.

The streaming giant is criticised for “unfortunate” timing during the new lockdowns.

Boss Wayne Rooney and Derby’s first-team squad will miss Saturday’s FA Cup tie at Chorley after the Covid-19 outbreak at their training ground.

It is the highest daily toll since April, as a further 62,322 new coronavirus cases are also reported.

England batsman Zak Crawley says it is “quite likely” he will open the batting in the two-Test tour of Sri Lanka.

England batsman Zak Crawley says it is “quite likely” he will open the batting in the two-Test tour of Sri Lanka.

The overnight temperature plunged below -12C in the north west Highlands.

All GCSEs, AS and A-Level examinations in NI will not go ahead this year, BBC News NI learns.

Stores seek to reassure shoppers that there is no need to bulk-buy in new lockdown.

A hearing is deciding whether Khairi Saadallah was motivated by a religious or ideological cause.

Stores seek to reassure shoppers that there is no need to bulk-buy in new lockdown.

Founder Annemarie Plas says the initiative will return on Thursday under the new name of Clap for Heroes.

Judge rules he has an incentive to abscond if allowed to leave jail before major appeal hearing.

Gavin Williamson says cancelled A-levels and GCSEs will be replaced by grades from teachers.

Five gang members are sentenced for the murders of two 17-year-old boys in 2019.

Volunteers led the rescue effort to save the young 11ft-long stranded orca in Orkney.

What do eclipses look like on Mars? Nasa rovers see the planet’s moons pass in front of the Sun.

Boris Johnson says there will be a “gradual unwrapping” of England’s lockdown ahead of a vote on the plans.

Modest and likeable off the pitch but a fast-bowling demon on it – the story of India’s pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah.

Head teachers warn replacement grades for GCSEs and A-levels must not repeat last year’s “disaster”.

One hospital boss said a two-week “lag” meant things could get worse before they get better.

Saturday’s derby between Northampton and Leicester is cancelled due to “a number of” coronavirus cases in the Saints camp.

Richard Sharp will lead negotiations with the government over the future of the licence fee.