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The US economy shed 140,000 jobs in December, slamming the brakes on seven months of jobs gains.
Warning comes after Germany agreed with BioNTech to supply 30 million additional doses in a side deal.
We round up the numbers from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.
Activists and politicians, including Biden, have highlighted racial inequality after the mostly white mob rioted.
The supreme leader's order scraps a plan to import 150,000 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine through philanthropists.
Iran's supreme leader demands removal of sanctions and says not in hurry to see the US return to the 2015 nuclear deal.
The move comes days after Saudi Arabia announced a breakthrough in ending the three-and-half-year Gulf dispute.
Millions from both cities south of Beijing banned from leaving unless absolutely necessary after new infections emerge.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps warns virus mutation first recorded in South Africa is a 'very big concern'.
The US has seen a total of 365,000 deaths linked to the coronavirus so far.
Fourth accused, a college teacher, sentenced to 10 years in jail for 'blasphemous' lecture he delivered in a classroom.
The unveiling of the base came hours after the US flew strategic bombers over the region.
The vaccine appeared to work against a key mutation in new variants of the coronavirus, the US drugmaker says.
Khan says he sympathises with community that has faced targeted attacks, but will not visit until the dead are buried.
No sign of lockdown in the South American country, which has the second-highest death toll after the US, as cases spike.
In the first working week after Brexit, one-day deliveries were taking three or more days - if they got through at all.
The move is seen as an ice breaker in frosty relations between the two Muslim-majority countries in South Asia.
Two deadly crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia killed 346 people in total.
The executive order signed by Trump bans US investment in companies allegedly owned by the Chinese military.
Shocked reactions to US Capitol siege continue as images, details of pro-Trump demonstrators in Congress emerge.
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