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Meet Amanda Gorman, Joe Biden's inauguration poet
The 22-year-old from LA is the youngest poet to perform at a presidential inauguration.

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Kamala Harris becomes first female, first black and first Asian-American VP
Kamala Harris makes history as she is sworn in as US vice-president.

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Burberry pins hopes on Marcus Rashford as sales fall
The brand is struggling in the pandemic but says a campaign with the footballer helped win new customers.

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Covid: UK records new daily high of 1,820 deaths
The total number of deaths within 28 days of a positive test during the pandemic is now 93,290.

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Brexit: 'My meat shipment is rotting in Rotterdam'
Brexit border hold-ups mean customers are starting to go elsewhere says UK meat exporters group.

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Storm Christoph: Thousands of Manchester homes could be flooded
Police say 3,000 properties in Didsbury, Northenden and Sale near the River Mersey could be affected.

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Premier League: West Brom v Fulham will be shown live on BBC
The Premier League match between West Brom and Fulham will be shown live on the BBC on 30 January.

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West Brom v Fulham to be shown live on BBC
The Premier League match between West Brom and Fulham will be shown live on the BBC on 30 January.

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Covid in Scotland: Peacetime excess deaths highest since 1891
Peacetime excess deaths for 2020 were the highest in Scotland since 1891, official figures show.

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Covid in Scotland: Peacetime excess deaths highest since 1891
There were 6,324 excess deaths last year, 11% higher than the five-year average, figures show.

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What is the Paris climate agreement and why is the US rejoining?
One of US President Joe Biden's first acts in office will be to rejoin the global climate accord.

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Madrid explosion leaves two dead
At least two people have died in a suspected gas blast that destroyed four floors of a building.

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Premier League approves trial of permanent concussion substitutes
Premier League clubs approve the trial of permanent concussion substitutes, although it is not yet known when it will start.

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Premier League approves concussion subs trial
Premier League clubs approve the trial of permanent concussion substitutes, although it is not yet known when it will start.

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Harlequins boss Gustard leaves 'by mutual consent'
Harlequins announce head of rugby Paul Gustard has left the Premiership club by mutual consent.

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Paul Gustard: Harlequins head of rugby leaves role by mutual consent
Harlequins announce head of rugby Paul Gustard has left the Premiership club by mutual consent.

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Jurgen Klopp: Liverpool form 'not perfect' but 'not a catastrophe'
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp describes his side's form as "not perfect" but also said it is "not a catastrophe".

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'Not perfect but not a catastrophe' - Klopp calls for 'calm' amid poor run
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp describes his side's form as "not perfect" but also said it is "not a catastrophe".

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Covid-19: Military to assist NI hospitals in Covid-19 fight
The health minister asks the Ministry of Defence to help out, primarily at a number of hospitals.

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Disability: 'The abuse used to be verbal, now it's physical'
Attacked because of her disability, Andrea was left with a fractured skull and a perforated eardrum.

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Biden inauguration: New president to be sworn in amid Trump snub
Joe Biden's inauguration as 46th US president will mark a new chapter from Donald Trump's legacy.

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Coronavirus: Majority of discretionary self-isolation support applications rejected, Labour say
The majority of applications for the discretionary part of the test and trace grant are unsuccessful.

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How to home-school without a laptop or broadband
What help is there if you're trying to home-school your children without devices or data?

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Djokovic letter about quarantine conditions written with 'good intentions'
Novak Djokovic says his letter calling for better conditions for players self-isolating in Melbourne was written with "good intentions" and...

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Novak Djokovic says Australian Open letter written with 'good intentions'
Novak Djokovic says his letter calling for better conditions for players self-isolating in Melbourne was written with "good intentions" and...

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'Have a good life. We will see you soon,' says Trump
Outgoing US President tells his supporters that "we will be back in some form".

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Covid in Wales: No 'significant easing' of rules expected
Wales' health minister says the NHS remains under pressure despite Covid case rates reducing.

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Covid in Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon defends Scottish vaccine roll-out
Opposition parties accuse the government of changing its target date for vaccinating the over-80s.

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Manchester attack: Prisoner in touch with bomber recalled to jail
Convicted terrorism plotter Abdalraouf Abdallah was in touch with Salman Abedi before the 2017 attack.

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Joy Morgan: Murdered student 'may have been given drugs without knowing'
The body of Joy Morgan was found two months after a man was convicted of her murder.

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Low-deposit mortgages return after Covid slump
There has been a four-fold increase in mortgage products offering a 10% deposit.

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Trump departs on Marine One
Donald Trump and his wife Melania depart on Marine One hours ahead of his successor Joe Biden's inauguration.
