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Delhi authorities have banned the sale of poultry and egg dishes in parts of the state amid Bird Flu scare.
Cases of avian influenza have been discovered in ten states so far…
Prompting officials to step up containment measures, as Ishan Garg reports from New Delhi.
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US President Donald Trump has been impeached by the House of Representatives for a second time.
He's been charged with "incitement of insurrection" following last Wednesday's storming of the US Capitol by his supporters.
It's the first time in US history that a President has been impeached twice and, as our correspondent Jagruti Dave reports, Mr Trump now faces trial in the Senate.
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President Trump has condemned the violence perpetrated by his supporters in Washington DC last Wednesday in a video released after he was impeached for a second time
However the president made no mention of his impeachment and the accusation that he incited the unrest.
Jagruti Dave reports from Washington
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The government of the Australian state of Queensland is considering using remote mining camps to quarantine international travellers as the states cluster of the UK strain of coronavirus continues to grow.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszcuk (Palashay) says she intends to raise the matter with the Federal Government when the countries national cabinet meets in a weeks time.
Shaun Bindley reports from Brisbane
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U.S. lawmakers have voted to impeach President Donald Trump for a second time, making him the first president in U.S. history to be impeached twice.
President Trump is charged with the “willful incitement of insurrection” following a mob assault on Capitol Hill last week that led to five deaths and dozens of injured police officers.
Ten Republicans defected and voted in favor of impeachment, in a move that comes just days before he leaves office.
Nina-Maria Potts reports:
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US markets edged up Wednesday, ahead of a key vote by the US House of Representatives to impeach US president Donald Trump.
Investors hedged against the political uncertainty, on vaccine hopes and more stimulus under the incoming Biden administration.
Here's Liling Tan with the latest Wall Street wrap.
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Google is suspending all political ads political ads through President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration next week.
The announcement comes one day after Google suspended President Trump's YouTube account and formally warned the White House about its use of the online video platform.
Our Silicon Valley Correspondent Rachel Silverman has the details.
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Impeachment proceedings are underway in Washington, with Democrats and some Republicans working to remove President Trump from office for his role in encouraging violent riots in the US capitol last week.
The vote later on Wednesday is expected to pass in the Democrat-led House, which would make Donald Trump the first US president to be impeached twice.
Distinguished professor of history at American University Allan Lichtman says this is a day like no other in the nation's history.
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Distinguished professor of history at American University Allan Lichtman says Donald Trump could still be convicted of impeachment even after he's left office
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Distinguished professor of history at American University Allan Lichtman believes the House will vote to impeach and that the process will move swiftly to the Senate.
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OUT: forget 2024
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The UK has reported a record number of daily deaths from Coronavirus.
1,564 people have died, with thousands more admitted to hospital.
Chris Jones has more in london.
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Impeachment proceedings are underway in Washington, with Democrats and some Republicans working to remove President Trump from office for his role in encouraging violent riots in the US capitol last week.
Our Washington correspondent Kate Fisher reports:
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The UK has recorded a record number of daily deaths from Coronavirus.
1,564 people died within 28 days of a positive COVID-19 test.
Before the figures were released, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson claimed that the national lockdown is starting to have an impact.
...but he repeated threats to enforce tougher restrictions if needed.
The Prime Minister also praised those who have worked to set up the mass vaccination programme.
He added that plans to extend vaccine hub hours are in place and that jabs are being given out as quickly as they're produced.
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The United States recorded the highest number of Covid-19-related deaths on Tuesday, in the latest daily tally from Johns Hopkins University.
More than 4,300 people died in the 24-hour period.
The number of confirmed cases remains high, with nearly 216 thousand cases recorded.
From our New York bureau, here's Liling Tan with the latest.
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Over 80 people have reportedly been killed near Ethiopia's border with Sudan.
According to the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission the dead are civilians from the country's western region which has been the site of recurring violence in recent months.
Coletta wanjohi reports from Addis Ababa :
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