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Bipartisan support appears to be growing for an independent investigation into the deadly riot on the US Capitol.
It follows former President Donald Trump's acquittal on impeachment charges, which accused him of inciting the attack.
Kate Fisher reports from Washington
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Donald Trump’s lawyers have wrapped up their case, insisting his call to ‘fight’ was just political rhetoric- rejecting the claim he had incited a mob to attack Capitol Hill.
Democrats accused the former president of showing no remorse, warning he could do the same again unless he’s disqualified from ever running in the future.
Nina-Maria Potts has more.
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America's top public health agency says vaccinating teachers need NOT be key to reopening schools.
The CDC says there's strong evidence that schools — especially lower grade levels — can reopen if they put other safety measures into practice.
Rachel Silverman has this report from Oakland.
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Police in the San Francisco Bay Area say they are stepping up efforts to protect Asian-American residents after nearly two dozen recent unprovoked attacks.
Hate crimes against Asian-Americans have increased since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
Ira Spitzer has more from San Francisco
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Wales will be the first UK country to vaccinate all of its most vulnerable says its First Minister Mark Drakeford.
The UK has set itself a target to give the first dose of coronavirus vaccine to all 15 million people in the top four vulnerability brackets by February 15.
Laura Makin-Isherwood has more from the UK.
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Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers are presenting their case [later Friday] against Democratic lawmakers’ claims that he was personally responsible for inciting the mob that stormed Congress on January 6th.
The second impeachment trial of the former president has dominated Washington this week, but proceedings may wrap up quickly with a vote expected as early as Saturday.
Nina-Maria Potts has more:
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UK GDP had its worst annual slump on record, falling by 9.9% in 2020 according to the Office for National Statistics.
However, growth in December, as coronavirus restrictions were loosened, could mean the economy avoids a so-called double-dip recession.
Sally Patterson reports from London.
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The hotel booking system UK citizens must use to reserve government-imposed quarantine stays still isn't operating.
The portal - which went offline soon after launching - is the only way arrivals from thirty-three countries can book accommodation required under regulations that come into force on Monday. The UK government says it's a 'technical issue'.
Laura Makin-Isherwood reports.
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