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Thursday briefing: Donald Trump – a danger to America

Thursday briefing: Donald Trump – a danger to America Martin Farrer Top story: ‘A presidency centred on fear, rage and division’ © Photograph: Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images House speaker Nancy Pelosi signs the article of impeachment condemning Donald Trump for ‘inciting insurrection’. Morning everyone. This is Martin Farrer and these are the top stories this Thursday morning. Donald Trump has become the first US president to be impeached twice after the House of Representatives voted to send him for trial in the Senate on charges of inciting insurrection in last week’s Capitol riot. The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said Trump was a “clear and present danger to the nation we all love” as she presided over a 232 to 197 vote that included 10 Republicans in the yes camp. Their desertion of the party leader made the vote the most bipartisan impeachment verdict in history but Mitch McConnell, the outgoing Senate majority leader, said there

Wednesday briefing: Trump faces growing Republican revolt

Last modified on Fri 22 Jan 2021 04.59 EST Top story: House poised for impeachment vote tomorrow Morning everyone. I’m Martin Farrer and these are the top stories today. The Republican revolt against Donald Trump over the US Capitol riot is gathering pace after Liz Cheney, one of the most senior Republicans in Congress, said she will vote to impeach the president. Cheney, a representative from Wyoming and the daughter of the former vice-president Dick Cheney, said that Trump had “summoned this mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack”. She was joined by two other Republican representatives, and it was reported earlier that Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell had suggested to colleagues that he supported impeachment. In another day of high drama in Washington, vice-president Mike Pence rejected calls to strip Trump of his presidential authority by invoking the 25th amendment. This paves the way for a vote expected tomorrow in the the House of Representative

Monday briefing: Test-and-trace failing again, experts warn

Monday briefing: Test-and-trace failing again, experts warn Martin Farrer Top story: mass vaccine rollout amid fear of tougher rules © Photograph: Niklas Halle’n/AFP/Getty Images Test-and-trace staff in Dover. Health professionals fear the system needs another radical overhaul to cope with the surge in cases. Morning everyone. My name is Martin Farrer and these are the top stories this morning. Health professionals fear that England’s test-and-trace system will fail to prevent further surges of coronavirus without radical improvements by spring, with particular concern over the use of inexperienced call centre workers to carry out the role of trained staff. The government’s much-criticised £22bn system is under increasing strain as the number of infected people continues to grow. One health worker with 40 years experience has written to health secretary, Matt Hancock, to warn him about the mistakes being made by untrained staff, who are often employed

Monday briefing: PM in crisis mode as travel ban bites

Monday briefing: PM in crisis mode as travel ban bites Martin Farrer Top story: France bans passengers and trade for 48 hours © Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA Long queues of trucks at Dover and other ports could worsen after France banned freight for 48 hours. Morning everyone. I’m Martin Farrer and these are the top stories this morning. Boris Johnson will hold a meeting of the government’s emergency committee, Cobra, this morning to address the country’s mounting coronavirus crisis, as European travel bans threatened the steady flow of freight. Ministers are grappling not only with a pandemic that health secretary Matt Hancock yesterday described as “out of control” in parts of England, but the fresh threat of how a French ban on freight into Britain will impact already-precarious supply lines of essential goods. Miles-long queues of lorries and travel chaos were expected across Kent this morning after the decision by the French to place curbs on trad

Friday briefing: Britain faces harsh winter measures

Friday briefing: Britain faces harsh winter measures Martin Farrer Top story: NHS running out of beds, figures show © Photograph: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP/Getty Images An electronic warning sign showing the upgraded tier-3 coronavirus alert level in central London. Morning everyone. I’m Martin Farrer and these are the top stories today. Millions of people throughout the UK face living under the strictest coronavirus restrictions well into the new year as ministers scramble to contain the latest surge in cases, and as a growing number of NHS hospitals run short of beds. The crisis was highlighted as the country recorded its highest number of daily infections of the virus so far – 35,383 – and as hospital patients suffering from the disease rose to 18,000. As millions of people centred mainly in south-east England’s commuer belt were placed into tier-3 restrictions, experts warned that the tough measures could be in place until February and that the co

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