tonight at 10 — president trump sends in the national guard to restore order in wisconsin after three nights of violent protests, after the police shooting of a black man. gunfire two people were killed last night by armed men who said they were trying to protect businesses from attack, after some buildings were razed to the ground during protests at the shooting of jacob blake. if jacob knew what was going on as far as that goes, the violence and the destruction, he would be very un—pleased. tonight, a 17—year—old has been charged with murder. we'll be live in kenosha. also on the progamme. back to the classroom — the prime minister defends a u—turn on the use of face coverings

for some secondary school pupils. no big return to the workplace — some of the uk's largest companies tell us they're not planning a full—time return to the office any time soon. beirut — already devastated by that enormous blast at its port — now its damaged hospitals are stuggling to cope with a big rise in covid—19 cases. and how britain's worst wheat harvest in a0 years could push up the price of bread. and coming up in sport on bbc news, harry maguire‘s legal team lodges an appeal against his guilty verdict in greece, paving the way for a retrial. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at ten. president trump is sending the national guard and more law enforcers to kenosha in the us state

of wisconsin, after a third night of violence following the police shooting of a black man. last night, two people were killed when protesters clashed with armed men who were guarding a car dealership. tonight, a teenager has been charged with murder. people have defied curfews in the city to protest afterjacob blake was shot seven times in the back by police on sunday. he sustained life changing injuries. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool is in kenosha. the event in kenosha have been really decisive but people seem to agree that police have handled it really badly, some people say they should be more force and more police on the streets and we are likely to see that in the coming hours but others say at times they have appeared to use what looks like military force against american citizens and that should never happen. last night, they only got things under control of the two

people had been shot dead and they we re people had been shot dead and they were not shocked by the police or protesters, but by at least one armed civilian —— they were not shot. many others on the streets also decided to take matters into their own hands. tensions on the street here have increased dramatically. at times, it is barely believable that these are scenes playing out in a small city in america's midwest. and there's a new dimension to the chaos. as well as the confrontation between protesters and security 0h, he shot him! gunfire someone with a rifle... he shot him, man. ..fires on protesters. he laid him out, he died. it later zooms in on someone lying motionless on the ground, as others run to help.

another distressing video appears to show a similar incident. again, a protester is gunned down. two people were killed and a third, seen here, was injured by gunshots. let's go! someone who appeared to be armed was later seen walking with his hands up towards police. 5