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The US president-elect Joe Biden says his transition team has faced obstruction from the political leadership of the Department of Defense and is not getting enough information on key national security areas. He also accused the Trump administration of causing enormous damage to many national security agencies.

The south African president * has announced tougher coronavirus restrictions to tackle what he called an alarming and unprecedented rate of new infections. He said hospitals were already close to capacity.

Spain's Health Minister has said his country will set up a registry of people who've refused to be vaccinated against coronavirus and share it with other EU nations, but the list would not be made public. * said vaccinations would not be mandatory.

The head of the WHO has said countries should not be punished for sharing their new scientific findings on Covid-19. The remarks by Dr. * came after Britain and South Africa had their flights blocked after reporting new coronavirus variants. At the news conference, Dr. * also spoke of his personal pain over the worsening conflict in his home country of Ethiopia. He comes from the northern region of Tegray and said he didn't know the whereabouts of many members of his family.

State media in Sudan say that one of the country's government operated paramilitary groups, the Rapid Support Services, has refer its own intelligence chief and other personnel for investigation over the death of a political activist in their custody earlier this month.

All 3 major US share indices have closed at record highs after President Trump signed into law a coronavirus stimulus and government spending package.

The socialite, *, accused of assisting the sex trafficking of girls by the late financier * has again been denied bail in US.

That's the latest BBC news.