#Labour's Jonathan Ashworth has described the UK reaching 100,000 deaths from #coronavirus as "horrific" and "horrendous".

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Protesters said they have dug and are ready to occupy a 100ft tunnel network under a small central London park they claim is at risk from the HS2 line development.

Ex-serviceman and Workers Party member, Reuben highlights the complicity of the British state in the criminal destruction of other countries such as, Yemen, Libya and Syria.

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RIP LARRY KING | He’s dead at 87 from the coronavirus but his legend will live on. He really was the king of radio and television, particularly the one-to-one interview.

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Yemen is not just a poor desert place that was always destined to rely on charity, as western media would have you believe.

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PRESIDENT Joe Biden has promised to deliver enough coronavirus vaccines for all Americans to be vaccinated by the end of summer 2021.

Behind the stark statistic of 100,000 UK coronavirus deaths lie countless memories and stories of the people who have lost their lives to the virus.

The government is trying to deter travel abroad with mandatory 10 day hotel isolation that could cost up to £1,500.

The EU is accusing pharmaceutical companies of prioritising vaccine supplies to the UK. As a result they are threatening to restrict exporting vaccines made on the continent.

The Welsh borough of Rhondda Cynon Taf has the worst coronavirus death rate in the whole of the United Kingdom.

Boris Johnson apologises for the loss of life and commends the unsung heroes of the pandemic as UK deaths surpass 100,000.

Boris Johnson has said he is "deeply sorry" after the UK's coronavirus death toll passed 100,000.

Markets were attacked and tear gas was thrown as protesters against COVID-19 regulations in the Netherlands clashed with police.

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Sky's Ashish Joshi speaks to family members of some of those who have died from coronavirus in the city of Bath.

Sky's Home Affairs correspondent Mark White joins Metropolitan Police officers from the new 'violence suppression unit' as they tackle violent crime on the streets of London.

Whilst 100,000 deaths is a moment to mark and reflect, the true impact of the pandemic runs far deeper.

100,000 lives lost: a figure that seemed inconceivable a year ago.

It's the escape route out of this endless cycle of lockdowns, but not everyone is equally enthusiastic about the Covid vaccine.

The U.S. Senate is sworn-in in preparation for the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump in two weeks.

Joe Biden has been giving more details about his racial equality agenda, as he signed another series of executive orders that roll back the legacy of the Trump administration. (Subscribe: bit.

President Joe Biden has stressed the importance of racial inequality today, January 26, at the White House.

In a showdown of tractors versus tanks, thousands of farmers have taken to the streets of Delhi in protest over India's new agriculture reforms.

The government has insisted that vaccine supplies to the UK won't be affected, after the European Commission threatened to block exports of vaccines manufactured inside the EU.