US Capitol on lockdown, two dead after auto rams into cops
Capitol Police said someone "rammed a vehicle into two USCP officers" and a suspect was taken into custody, but had since died. Capitol complex was placed on lockdown after the shooting and staff were told they could not enter or exit buildings.

Two officers wounded as auto rams into US Capitol building
The incident comes less than three months after the January 6 riot that exposed serious flaws in the Capitol's security apparatus. We will focus on reports from police officials and other authorities, credible news outlets and reporters who are at the scene.

No Talks Needed for US Return to Iran Nuclear Deal, Tehran Says
Tehran has said that it would resume its own compliance with the JCPOA once the lifting of sanctions has been verified. While U.S. officials will be present in Vienna, Iran as yet seems unwilling to engage directly with Washington .

48 dead after train derails in Taiwan
Volunteer rescue workers from the Tzu Chi Buddhist Foundation said children were among the dozens who escaped the train cars. Other Taiwan media said numerous people were standing at the time of the collision because the train was so crowded.

USA 'open' to Iran's suggestion of 'wider nuclear deal roadmap'
The commission will meet relevant experts to "to clearly identify sanctions lifting and nuclear implementation measures". Tehran has said that it would resume its own compliance with the JCPOA once the lifting of sanctions has been verified.

The weather forecast for Leitrim and surrounding counties for the Easter weekend
Highest temperatures will range between 10 and 16 degrees, coolest in east Leinster due to a moderate easterly breeze. Between Sunday night and Monday morning, temperatures could sink to as low as minus 2C.

Ontario to begin 4-week lockdown Saturday across 34 public health units
With the updated ICU numbers and the climbing COVID-19 cases in the province, Soucy says that Ontario is now in its third wave. Saskatchewan is the runner up with 14.9 per cent, followed by Alberta with 14.6 and Ontario with 13.9.

George Floyd's girlfriend tells jury of couple's struggle with addiction
Floyd's family said thousands of people who are addicted to drugs "are treated with dignity, respect and support, not brutality". Tell my kids I love them". "I kind of saw him move his knee down more", said the 18-year-old, "down onto Mr Floyd's neck".

Investigator Boards Ever Given in Suez Canal Blockage Probe
The Suez Canal is the shortest route between Europe and Asia through which $9.6 billon worth of trade passes through every day. The Japanese owner of the Ever Given said it had not received any claims or lawsuits over the blockage.

Former President Donald Trump Launches New Website
Twitter banned Trump permanently on January 8, and other internet companies have taken similar actions to "deplatform" Trump. Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, at the time cited the risk of ongoing violence for the ban of Trump.

AstraZeneca close to meeting EU demand, says European Commission
Millions of doses were stockpiled in vaccine plants on United States soil, even though the country had not approved the shot. Could you imagine that? Daiichi Sankyo Co said last month it had begun production of AstraZeneca's vaccine in Japan.

Ford expected to announce shutdown as Ontario cases surge
Furthermore, if the province halted vaccinations this month, almost 12,000 COVID-19 cases could be logged by the end of April. He will be joined by Health Minister Christine Elliott, Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr.

Derek Chauvin trial: First footage shown of George Floyd inside shop
Police body camera videos show Hall sitting in the vehicle with Floyd as another occupant, Shawanda Hill, sat in the back seat. Martin then second-guessed his decision and told a manager, who sent Martin outside to ask Floyd to return to the store.

BBC China correspondent strikes to Taiwan from Beijing as tensions develop
In a statement to media outlets , China's foreign ministry denied threatening the reporter and said Sudworth had not given any notice of his departure.

Hong Kong democracy leaders convicted over 2019 protests
Critics counter that Beijing has shredded the liberties and autonomy it promised Hong Kong could maintain after the handover. Hong Kong was rocked by months of protests in the second half of 2019, sparked by the extradition bill.