A new parliament has been inaugurated in Venezuela, largely made up of loyalists to President Maduro. The government says it marks the end of the previous parliament, which was led by opposition leader Juan Guaidó.

He had used that position as a platform to make a claim on the presidency - backed by the United States and around 50 other governments. Stephen Gibbs reports from Caracas. 

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