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CAMPAIGNING NEWSPAPER OF THE YEAR express.co.uk THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2021 75p ANARCHY IN THE USA One shot and many injured as Trump supporters storm US Capitol SEE PAGES 2&3 Armed Capitol police inside the House Chamber, protesters in the Rotunda and a shooting victim is taken away, VACCINE: THEright By Sam Lister Deputy Political Editor FAMILY doctors will vaccinate patients with the Oxford coronavirus jab from today in a major step forward to protect the most vulnerable. First batches of the newly-approved drug will be given to care home residents in a ramped-up drive to save lives. Some BIG PUSH TURN TO PAGE 4 STARTS TODAY DX1ST 2 Daily Express Thursday, January 7, 2021 ANARCHY Weather forecast Temperatures in Centigrade North West: Mostly cloudy with wintry East Anglia: Cloudy with a risk of isolated A protester defies police as they make arrests showers developing. Gentle south-westerly snow showers. Moderate north-westerly winds. Very cold. High 2C (36F). winds. Very cold. High 2C (36F). Northern Ireland: Bright with sunshine and London/South East: Cloudy with little showers, wintry for a while. Gentle sunshine, but it will stay dry. Gentle northerly winds. Very cold. High 4C (39F). northerly winds. Very cold. High 2C (36F). Wales: A lot of cloud with the chance of South: Dry but cloudy throughout the day the odd snow flurry. Light winds. Very cold. with limited sunshine. Light winds. High 1C (34F). Extremely cold. High 1C (34F). Midlands: A lot of cloud with the chance of South West: Dry with plenty of sunshine the odd snow flurry. Light winds. Very cold. through the afternoon. Gentle north- High 1C (34F). easterly winds. Very cold. High 3C (37F). North East/Yorks: Sunny spells. Possibly a Channel Isles: Mainly dull and cloudy with few spots of rain later. Gentle northerly the chance of a shower later. Gentle winds. Very cold. High 3C (37F). easterly winds. High 6C (43F). Scotland: Cloudy skies and outbreaks of Sea: North Sea: Slight. Irish Sea: snow. Brighter later. Light to gentle winds. Moderate. Channel: Slight. Very cold. High 4C (39F). UK OUTLOOK TOMORROW: Cloudy with snow across northern England, Wales and the Midlands. Sunny spells across Scotland and Northern Ireland but snow showers in the north. SIX-DAY FORECAST Temperatures in Centigrade FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED London -1 3 -14568 1 4 4 5 9 Belfast -343567 1 4 5 5 6 8 Birmingham -224578 -1 2 3 4 5 8 Cardiff -245588 -2 1 4 4 6 9 Glasgow -424788 3 5 5 5 5 8 Manchester -234568 0 3 4 4 4 8 Newcastle -232567 0 2 3 3 3 6 Norwich -165567 0 2 3 3 4 8 Plymouth 003664568107 10 Democracy Britain yesterday Moon, sun and tides Aberdeen 5.4 0.01 -4 3 Glasgow 5.4 0.00 -4 2 MOON rises: 1.04am, sets: 12.11pm Aberporth 5.7 0.00 2 3 Hull 0.0 0.05 1 4 SUN rises London: 8.04am, sets: 4.09pm Alnwick 0.4 0.14 2 3 Ipswich 0.1 0.09 2 4 Manchester rises: 8.22am, sets: 4.08pm Belfast 5.2 0.01 -1 4 Leeds 4.6 0.01 0 3 New Moon By Christopher Bucktin 13 January Birmingham 2.4 0.01 0 3 Lincoln 2.9 0.06 1 4 and Dan Townend B’mouth 0.0 0.00 1 4 London 1.0 0.01 3 6 HIGH TIDE Bristol 0.3 0.00 1 3 Manchester 3.4 0.00 -2 4 London B’ge (7.17am), (8.07pm) Cardiff 0.8 0.00 0 5 Oxford 0.3 0.00 1 4 Liverpool (4.57am), (5.24pm) A MOB stormed the heart of the Durham 1.9 0.23 0 2 S’hampton 0.8 0.00 2 5 Greenock (6.16am), (6.14pm) Edinburgh 4.7 0.01 -3 2 St Andrews 5.6 0.01 -3 3 Dover (4.45am), (5.27pm) US government yesterday, demanding Britain Warmest: Jersey 7C (45F) Lighting-up times Glasgow 4.02pm-8.43am politicians reverse Donald Trump’s Extremes: Coldest: Loch Glascarnoch -12C (10F) Belfast 4.16pm-8.42am London 4.09pm-8.04am election defeat. (24 hours Wettest: Guernsey 0.63in. Birmingham 4.11pm-8.15am Manchester 4.08pm-8.22am to 2pm yesterday) Sunniest: Ronaldsway 5.9hr. Bristol 4.19pm-8.13am Newcastle 3.57pm-8.27am In astonishing scenes, a woman protester was fighting for her life after Today Europe forecast Tomorrow she was shot inside the Capitol build- Amsterdam Sleet 4C/39F Amsterdam Cloudy 4C/39F ing while others, including officers, Brussels Sleet 2C/36F Brussels Sleet 4C/39F Dublin Snow 2C/36F Dublin Snow 3C/37F were injured in the chaos. An explo- Frankfurt Cloudy 2C/36F Frankfurt Snow 3C/37F sive device was also found. Geneva Fair 3C/37F Geneva Fair 2C/36F Police fired pepper spray and tear Lisbon Sunny 11C/52F Lisbon Fair 9C/48F Madrid Snow 3C/37F Madrid Snow 4C/39F gas and evacuated top politicians as Paris Cloudy 4C/39F Paris Cloudy 3C/37F protesters rampaged through the main Rome Cloudy 11C/52F Rome Cloudy 12C/54F legislative house in Washington DC. 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Police and Secret Service ber to drop to the floor for their safety If we’ve published anything factually contactable for advice at IPSO Gate inaccurate, please contact the House, 1 Farringdon Street, EC4M seats and prepare to put them on. officers escorted House of Repre- as protesters were heard slamming on readers’ editor by email at 7LG. Website www.ipso.co.uk Mr Biden last night said that democ- sentatives members from the chamber, the door, while chants of “we want expressletters Telephone: 0300123 2220, email racy was “under an unprecedented including Vice President Mike Pence Trump” rang through the corridors. @express.co.uk or write to [email protected]. If you have a Readers’ Editor, Daily Express at complaint concerning a potential assault”, adding: “The scenes of chaos and Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Later, as thousands remained out- One Canada Square, London E14 breach of the Code of Practice, we at the Capitol do not represent who They had been involved in a debate side the centre of the US Government, 5AP and, once verified, will deal with your we’ll correct it as soon complaint directly or we are. This is not dissent, this is disor- after a handful of Republicans aligned the National Guard were deployed as possible. The Daily IPSO can refer your der. This is not protest, this is with Trump and challenged the and a 6pm curfew declared across Express and Sunday complaint to us. Please insurrection.” Presidential election results. the city. Express are published go to by Express Newspapers, a www.reachplc.com/how-to-complain A police source said that at least one Some officials were taken through The chaotic scenes came after Trump subsidiary company of Reach PLC, where you can view our Complaints explosive device had been found in secret tunnels under the building to addressed thousands of supporters which is a member of IPSO, the Policy and Procedure. A How To Independent Press Standards Complain pack is also available by Organisation. We adhere to the writing to the Legal and Compliance Editors’ Code Of Practice as Department, Reach PLC, One enforced by IPSO, which is Canada Square, London E14 5AP. OPINION 12 TV 35 LETTERS 40 STARS 42 CITY 45 SPORT 49 PLUS PUZZLES PULLOUT DX1ST IN THE USA Daily Express Thursday, January 7, 2021 3 A hooded intruder sits in the chamber, while police struggle to contain the crowds, right is under assault From left: Members flee as the crowds swamp the Capitol; Donald Trump in defiant mood; one of his supporters poses for a picture and anarchy reigns as President attacks Pence in a Tweet, right near the White House, repeating his before the attacks, Mr Trump Republican lawmakers seeking to claims that the election was stolen implored his supporters to march on challenge the election as “brave” and from him due to widespread fraud. the US Capitol, the location where called party members who opposed After slamming Vice President Congress was meeting to certify the the effort “weak and pathetic”. Pence for failing to overturn the elec- Electoral College votes. After the trouble started, he called tion result, the President urged sup- Authorities put the building in for peace. He tweeted: “I am asking porters to march on the Capitol. lockdown after hundreds of Trump for everyone at the US Capitol to He told his supporters it was supporters stormed the barri- remain peaceful.
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