i'm lewis vaughanjones.f atlanta has resigned — a day after officers shot dead a black man. she said the police needed to rebuild trust. the british prime minister, boris johnson, has condemned what he called "racist thuggery" following attacks on the police by crowds of protesters, including far right activists, in central london. thousands of volunteers are being recruited to test an experimental coronavirus vaccine developed by oxford university. the whole process is a race against time because the fewer cases there are in the community, the harder it is to see if the vaccine is working. 500 of those volunteers are front—line health workers in cambridge. our science correspondent, richard westcott went to meet some of them. the best way to test a vaccine is to give it to an army of volunteers and see how many go on to catch the virus. so, lucy, you have literally just had a vaccine. why have you got involved? you work on intensive care, don't you, as a nurse? yeah, that's right. i thinkjust seeing first—h

this is bbc news: i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the police chief in the american city of atlanta resigns — a day after an officer shot dead a black man. far right protesters clash with police in central london — saying they're protecting a statue of winston churchill. in paris — clashes as anti—racist protestors demonstrate against police brutality. the canadian prime minister calls for an independent investigation after the violent arrest of an indigenous chief is caught on police camera. and a socially—distanced official birthday parade for queen elizabeth — a scaled—down celebration at windsor castle. we start in the united states with distressing video of an african—american man being shot and killed by a police officer in atlanta on friday. and a warning these pictures are disturbing. the video we are about to show is from the security camera outside a fast—food restaurant. the 27—year—old black man, rayshard brooks, was running from police. we've frozen the video there. but immediately after this point he was shot by a

this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the so far against the killing of george floyd. this is the scene live, just moments from the white house. thousands of mourners honour george floyd at a second memorial service, this one in his birthplace of north carolina. thousands of demonstrators have held rallies the uk, despite government warnings against mass gatherings during the lockdown. most were peaceful, but in london there were some clashes with police outside downing street, with mounted officers driving back protestors. police investigating a suspect in the case of the missing british girl madeleine mccann are also now looking

this is bbc news, i‘m lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the scene live, near the white house. two us police officers plead not guilty in court to the assault of a 75—year—old protester, in upstate new york. police investigating a suspect in the case of the missing british girl madeleine mccann are also looking into the disappearance of two other children. how a former bomb—maker for an indonesian terror group

this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. tens of thousands of protesters march in washington in the biggest protest so far after the death of george floyd, this is the scene live, near the white house. two us police officers plead not guilty in court to the assault of a 75—year—old protester, in upstate new york. police investigating a suspect in the case of the missing british girl madeleine mccann are also looking into the disappearance of two other children. how a former bomb—maker for an indonesian terror group is on a new mission to stop the next wave of terror groups in south east asia. hello, welcome to bbc news. thousands of anti—racism protesters have marched through washington in the biggest turnout yet during 12 days of demonstrations. this is after the death of george floyd while being held by police in minneapolis. protests are taking place across the us. this is the scene live in west hollywood with people walking along santa monica boulevard. thousands have been out on the streets peacefully protesting

this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. virus deaths surge in brazil — it now has the second highest toll in the world. fears of a second wave of infections start to rise — as cases increase in china and india. britain's central bank says it's ready to act after figures show the country's economy shrank by a fifth. an easy life for the army's horses — why they won't be on parade for queen elizabeth's official birthday on saturday. hello and welcome to bbc news. brazil has overtaken the uk to become the country with the second highest number of coronavirus deaths — only the us has recorded more. the total number of deaths in brazil now stands at 41,828. the world health organization says the situation is concerning, with some intensive care units close to reaching capacity. katy watson sent this report from sao paolo. siren. another covid call—out in brazil's biggest city and the epicentre of the pandemic. the traffic‘s lighter these days because of quarantine but this is still a city of 22 million, and the roads are

this is bbc news: i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the who warns that the spread of covid is still accelerating, saying the worst is still to come. pro—choice campaigners celebrate as the us supreme court rules against a law in lousiana making it harder to get an abortion. a ferry capsizes in bangladesh killing 32 people following a collision at a river port in dhaka. and should athletes be able to protest at the olympics? we speak to medallist john carlos who famously took a stand at the 1968 games. hello and welcome. the world health organization is warning the coronavirus pandemic is far from over and the worst may be still to come. the head of the agency, doctor tedros adhanom ghebreyesus, says despite progress in some countries, the pandemic is still accelerating. the latest figures make chilling reading, and before they improve, they are predicted to get much worse. there have now been over 10 million reported cases of the virus worldwide. and more than half a million deaths have been attributed to covid—19. june saw a gl

this is bbc news: i‘m lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around thenston churchill. in paris — clashes as anti—racist protestors demonstrate against police brutality. the canadian prime minister calls for an independent investigation after the violent arrest of an indigenous chief is caught on police camera. and a socially—distanced official birthday parade for queen elizabeth — a scaled—down celebration at windsor castle.

i'm lewis vaughan jones, i'm lewis vaughanjones, you're watching bbc. bye—bye. hello.we'll see some settled, largely dry weather, i think, on saturday. but do expect a bit more rain overnight, and into sunday as well. this picture was taken on friday afternoon in highland scotland, some blue sky and some shower cloud around there. for most of us on saturday, we're looking at a largely dry day. some spells of sunshine, similar to this. just one or two showers around, but i think most people should avoid them. so we have got this ridge of higher pressure building in. that should hold onto the weather for saturday. but this area of low pressure, this weather front, not far away. that'll be more of a player through saturday night, and into sunday too. so we start the morning, a few misty patches around. one or two early showers across parts of southern england, south wales as well. they'll drift through parts of the midlands into eastern england, i think, during the afternoon, but they are pretty hit—and—miss. many places staying dry, with some long spells of sunshine. it'

my my name is lewis vaughanjones. beauvais. —— bye—bye. hello.lowing the rain, don't put the umbrella away because there will be further showers. some of those could be heavy on what will be quite a blustery day for many of us, a bit cooler than it was on saturday. now the rain courtesy of this area of low pressure. it will start to pull away from easternmost parts of england by late morning. still has to push northwards through scotland, though, in the morning and then across the northern isles as the day goes on. now, this is how the day begins temperature—wise. we're looking at temperatures around 10—14 degrees. a very blustery start, particularly where you're still seeing this rain. and, again, it clears from eastern england late morning, still has to push on northwards across the northern isles during the day. but notice behind the rain, brightening up very nicely. there will be decent sunny spells around, but quite heavy downpours running in towards northern ireland, scotland, parts of northern england. it could be thundery. showers scatter

i'm lewis vaughan jones, i'm lewis vaughanjones, and this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there. as it's turning to cooler, more unsettled to end the week. friday into the weekend will be cool and showery, longer spells of rain in the north. it's also going to turn unusually windy for this time of year as well. the culprit is this area of low pressure, which has continued to deepen just to the north—east of scotland. it will continue to push in during the course of friday, bring some persistent rain across the north. further south, the winds picking up. it will be a blustery day for all with sunny spells but also blustery showers. some of these will be heavy and thundery at times, too. and those winds gusting 30—a0 miles an hour. further north, 40—50 miles an hour, even stronger than that by the end of the day and this rain will become persistent and heavy across the north and north—east of scotland. don't be surprised as well — with these sorts of temperatures of only around nine degrees, you could see a little bit of snow in fact on the mountaintops of scotland. further south,

this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. tens of thousands of protesters march in washington in the biggest protest so far against the killing of george floyd. this is the scene live, just moments from the white house. thousands of mourners honour george floyd at a second memorial service, this one in his birthplace of north carolina. thousands of demonstrators have held rallies the uk, despite government warnings against mass gatherings during the lockdown. most were peaceful, but in london there were some clashes with police outside downing street, with mounted officers driving back protestors. police investigating a suspect in the case of the missing british girl madeleine mccann are also now looking into the disappearance of two other children. hello. thousands of anti—racism protesters have marched through washington in the biggest turnout yet during 12 days of demonstrations. this is after the death of george floyd while being held by police in minneapolis. protests are taking place across the us. let's ta ke le

iam i am lewis vaughanjones and this is abc news. hello there. weather during the weekend and indeed for monday. it has brought strong winds and quite a lot of rain across areas, particularly across cumbria. now for tuesday, it looks like we will see further rain at times but it won't be quite as windy is what we've see in the last few days, and that is because our area of low pressure is pushing off into scandinavia. less isobars in the charts but we still have a tangle of weather fronts. that's going to bring outbreaks of rain at times. one of them will be bringing rain to southern counties of england and the channel islands through the day. another one will be bringing some down weather to northern ireland. but we should see a bit of brightness breaking through the cloud for eastern england, and especially across scotland. but when the sunshine comes out, temperatures lift. this is where we're likely to see some heavy showers, perhaps even some thunderstorms. mid to high teens celsius in the north. perhaps a little bit warmer in the south, wit

this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around thebritain's central bank says it's ready to act — after figures show the country's economy shrank by a fifth. in seattle, protesters declare a police free zone. the president threatens to call in the military. and an easy life for the army's horses — why they won't be on parade for queen elizabeth's official birthday on saturday.

i'm lewis vaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello.ow pressure — this beautiful swirl of cloud here on the satellite picture. and rather than moving through quickly, this area of low pressure is just going to sit around, it's going to spin areas of rain up in our direction. brisk winds for a time, as well. and with the flow of air around this area of low pressure, we're going to tap into something rather warm and potentially quite humid. so, to sum up the next few days, there will be some heavy, thundery downpours, with some sunny spells in between, and that warm and humid feel across most parts of the uk. now over recent hours, we've had a lot of rain across northeast england. that rain continues here, pushing into northwest england, northern ireland, eventually up into southern and eastern scotland. and across the south of england, another pulse of very heavy rain working in through the afternoon. some flashes of lightning, some rumbles of thunder are likely. this rain starting to get up into the southeast of wales, and the south mid

iam i am lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. goodbye. compared to what we had last week, when temperatures were in the mid to high 20s. saturday is going to be a blustery one with further showers and low pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. you can see the clouds circling around the area of low pressure very close to scotland and actually, through the early hours we're seeing a band of cloud and rain slipping southwards across the uk, accompanied by some pretty strong winds. it's the weather front that's linked to this low pressure, and this low pressure will hang around through most of saturday and then by sunday, it looks as though it's going to clear away. but through the early hours, we've got a band of more persistent rain stretching from the north, moving due south. it does look as though the south of the country is actually going to wake up to some sunshine but look how that cloud, that rain—bearing cloud, slips southwards through the course of the day, so i think most of us will catch at least a little bit of rain. but th

i'm lewis vaughan jones i'm lewis vaughanjones and you are watching bbc news. bye—bye. hello.d. but it is not going to be raining everywhere all the time, in fact, there will be some sunny spells. in any sunshine, it will feel quite warm and pretty humid. but some thundery downpours are likely, all driven by an area of low pressure. you can see this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. our area of low pressure has been spinning around across the bay of biscay. it's been throwing lumps of cloud and rain in our direction, a process which continues on through saturday. we can follow the different lumps of wet weather. this area of rain moving across northeast england through the morning and then up into scotland. i think it's going to stay quite grey and murky for some of these northern and eastern coasts. northern ireland should brighten up a little bit with some sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we will see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather

this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the infections start to rise — as cases increase in china and india. britain's central bank says it's ready to act after figures show the country's economy shrank by a fifth. an easy life for the army's horses — why they won't be on parade for queen elizabeth's official birthday on saturday.

this is bbc news: i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around thes still to come. pro—choice campaigners celebrate as the us supreme court rules against a law in lousiana making it harder to get an abortion. a ferry capsizes in bangladesh killing 32 people following a collision at a river port in dhaka. and should athletes be able to protest at the olympics? we speak to medallist john carlos who famously took a stand at the 1968 games.

this is bbc news: i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around theash with police in central london — saying they're protecting a statue of winston churchill. in paris — clashes as anti—racist protestors demonstrate against police brutality. the canadian prime minister calls for an independent investigation after the violent arrest of an indigenous chief is caught on police camera. and a socially—distanced official birthday parade for queen elizabeth — a scaled—down celebration at windsor castle.