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BBC news with Neil Nunes

Chancellor Angela Merkel has extended Germany's coronavirus lockdown until the end of January. She's also announced much tougher rules on social interactions, including restricting the number of house guests to one and limiting travel from badly affected areas.


The World Health Orgaisation has cautioned Britain against trying to extend the interval between giving the first and second doses of the Pfizer BioNtech vaccine. It's said the interval should be 3 to 4 weeks or 6  in emergency situations, not up to 12 as Britain has noted.


The head of the World Bank has appealed to rich countries not to halt coronavirus vaccines. David Malpass said they should free up stocks that they are not currently able to distribute for purchase or distribution in poor nations.


Two crucial runoff elections are taking place in the Southern American State of Georgia, votes  that'll influence President Elect Biden's ability to enact his agenda. His Democratic Party must gain both Senate seats from the Republicans if he's to control the Upper House.


There have been conflicting reports of an airstrike in central Mali. France says it killed dozens of terrorists. But villagers say the dead were guests at a wedding, including children.


A court in Cape Verda has ruled that a Colombian businessman can be extradited to the United States. Alex Saab is facing money laundry charges for allegedly helping the government of President Nicolas Maduro transfer money out of Venezuela through the United States to overseas accounts.


Scotland's First Minister says Donald Trump should not travel to the country to play golf. Her comments follow speculation Mr Trump might visit one of his Scottish golf resorts to avoid the inauguration of Joe Biden. But Mrs Sturgeon stressed that with Covid, non-essential travel is not  allowed.
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