How violent scenes in the Capitol unfolded
It began with the President rallying his supporters to march on the Capitol. They did exactly that, but went much further - ransacking offices and parading on the Senate floor.
Sky's defence and security corresponent Alastair Bunkall looks back at how the riot in the Capitol unfolded.
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