my husband arrived and could not see her anywhere.or and she had tried to walk to the bathroom and her legs collapsed beneath her. the lockdown had only just started in march. evelyn's fall left her with badly broken legs. when she was taken to hospital in hell for surgery. breaking her legs in the first instance we were absolutely distraught because that sort of operation at her age is extremely dangerous. but she survived the surgery, her legs in a cast and cage, staff at this rehabilitation centre got on the road to recovery, but that is when she then tested positive for coronavirus. she became quite chesty and had a cough and a temperature and had a cough and a temperature and we were really worried about her because it is such a big thing for somebody going through what she is going through and to have that on top of it as well, it could have been really awful. she is very family orientated and we have got such a special close bond with grandma, she is the matriarch of this family. we generally thought we we re this family. we ge

a free man michael white arrived in zurich on his way home to the united states the u.s. navy veteran had been held by iran for almost 2 years i would do want to extend my personal thanks to president trump for his efforts both diplomatically and otherwise in making america great again and for what's going to happen here in the future white was released as part of the deal that saw washington free american iranian scientists sirus askari he's now back in tehran iran's foreign minister tweeted that another iranian american baiji to harry had to say be released from u.s. custody to go shooting with the iranians is never a linear process there's a lot of stops and starts we have to be very patient this is a regime that has been taking americans hostage for 41 years and our diplomacy has been successful and we're going to keep working at it it's the 2nd prisoner swap jail in 6 months in december eram released the u.s. the chinese american student held for 3 years on widely disputed espionage charges in exchange for the release of a detained iranian scientist president trump s

the quarantine applies to most people arriving in the uk.vals from the republic of ireland are accepted as well as a certain professions like lorry drivers, oil and gas workers. the enforcement rules depend on where you live. if you breach of the rules in england and northern ireland, you could face a £1000 fine stop in scotland, the penalty is £1180 but the maximum fine for repeat offenders is £5,000. the enforcement rules in wales are still not clear. at the moment, a pretty small number of flights go in and out of our airports each day but airlines are desperate to crank up their schedules in time for the summer schedules in time for the summerand schedules in time for the summer and that is why the travel set up is demanding the deals are done with countries with low infection rates so travellers from there are exempt as well. we think, as the ellen community, there are a distant number of countries, mainly across europe but further afield with passenger demand. —— the airline community. we need to work with government to create these av

that rain certainly arrived in scotla nd well.ed in scotland during tuesday — knocking attem pters scotland during tuesday — knocking attempters back as well. a cloudier weather, together with the rain, is continuing to push its way southwards overnight. many areas by the end of the night will have had some rain, the exceptions really being towards the southeast and east anglia where it is good to be a little chilly in the countryside and probably drying off later in the night for northern ireland and western scotland. up some cloudier skies for wednesday in england and wales. some outbreaks of rain as well, could be little heavy at times. across northern ireland, largely dry, little bit of sunshine and missing most of the showers across western scotland, where temperatures may make 18 degrees in glasgow, much cooler with the showers in eastern scotland and across the rest of the uk and attem pters across the rest of the uk and attempters quite a bit lower than they were yesterday. continuing that cooler theme through the rest of

west indies before they arrived here. sometimes, they were born there. sometimes, they spent a couple months after arriving on a slave ship, but they spent a considerable amount of time in the caribbean. using this caribbean connection as a starting point, my book then turns and explores the way in which enslaved people arrived in new england. all told, about 20,000 enslaved africans arrived between the 1630's and 1775. they came to comprise about 4% of the region's population. that is another place where you have to stop and kind of question the way in which the history of slavery in new england has been written. one of the ways in which historians and others have pushed back against the importance of slavery in new england is those demographic numbers. oh, it is only 4% of the population. how important could it actually be? there's two answers to that. the first is when you look in specific regions, the slave population is actually significantly higher. so boston in the mid-18th century is about 12% to 15% enslaved. new

navy veteran has arrived in switzerland after being released by iran michael whites had been detained since 2018 president donald trump thanked terror on for his release and comes a day off to an iranian scientist sirus askari arrived back in tehran off to being freed from prison in the u.s. i would do it extend my personal thanks to president trump for his efforts both diplomatically and otherwise and making america great again and for what's going to happen here in the future. to go shooting with the iranians is never a linear process there's a lot of stops and starts you have to be very patient this is a regime that has been taking americans hostage for 41 years and our diplomacy has been successful and we're going to keep working at it this appears to be the 2nd prisoner swap deal and 6 months in december iran ready she you won the chinese american princeton university scholar help for 3 years on why they disputed espionage charges in exchange for the release of another detained iranian scientist . now brazil has overtaken to record the 3rd highest number of craven 1000 deaths in

a handful of travellers arriving at sta nsted a handful of travellers arriving at stansted airport todayll have to spend the next two weeks in isolation. for so many people it might be inconvenient but for me it is ok because i have come to the country and the rate is high here so i think it is a sensible. from here to home i'm going to use public transport. if i ama going to use public transport. if i am a carrier now, how will they control it? how would you know if i have spread it to anyone else? there is no track of that at all.|j have spread it to anyone else? there is no track of that at all. i think it makes no sense because in germany the rate is a less than here and to infect more likely here in the uk than in germany pulled it for me it makes no sense. people coming into the country will have to fill out a form before they arrive, saying where they are planning to stay. if they don't, they could be fined. they could also be penalised if they do not remain in isolation for the full two weeks. they cannot leave, even to buy food. i would not go there, if i were to travel to the u

what had you heard about the camp before you arrived?- still tried not to believe it. but by the time i arrived there, in fact, i knew it was a reality, gas chambers and yeah. >> wertheim: you came prepared for the worst. >> lasker-wallfisch: i came prepared for the worst, yes. >> wertheim: her parents, german jews, t 194 and she never saw them again. she was just 18 when she arrived at the death camp a year later. >> lasker-wallfisch: we were put in some sort of block and waited all night, and the next morning there was a sort of welcome ceremony and there were lots of people sitting there doing the reception business. like tattooing you, taking your hair off, etc. that's all done by prisoners themselves. >> wertheim: the numbers are still visible on her left arm. >> lasker-wallfisch: i was led to a girl, also a prisoner, and a sort of normal conversation took place. and then she asked me what was i doing before the war. and like an idiot, i don't know, i said "i used to play the cello." she said "that's fantastic."" you'll be saved," s

monsoon rains arrived on monday.he country often received up to 900 millimeters of rainfall during the rainy season. heavy rainfall over a period of four months caused flooding and traffic delays. more wet weather will arrive in the area on wednesday as a storm intensifies over the arabian sea. as the storm system approaches the coast heavy downpours and gusts as high as 150 kilometers per hour will be possible. showers will also bring a few cooler cessions in mumbai over the next few days. southwest monsoons have also affected the rainy season front that stretches across southern china. some places already received 100 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours. through the next 24 hours another 100 millimeters is possible in the same locations. and in japan we are still seeing unstable weather especially in the northern portions of of the country. on tuesday you may get some bursts of heavy rainfall, hail and gusts along with severe thunderstorms. unstable weather is also expected in the munens luas another low press

n guns to arrive. ♪ in tokyo, general macarthur accepts the first united nations battle flag to signifyity of free and independent nations doing battle for the freedom of the republic of korea for the freedom of peaceloving peoples everywhere. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] this is american history tv on c-span3. feature 48weekend we hours of programs exploring our nation's past. >> next on "lectures in history," jeremi suri teaches a class about president ronald reagan and the end of the cold war. he explores reagan's domestic politics as well as his working relationship with soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. taught online because of the coronavirus pandemic and university of texas at austin provided the video. .

prison has arrived home. he was acquitted of charges of stealing state secrets in november but he was held under immigration custody over an expired visa the u.s. and iran have denied his spot of a prisoner swap let's get the latest with say invest in tehran for a sane and long road home for us. that's correct ali this gentleman was detained and has been in u.s. custody since 2016 is trying to get in 2018 he was found innocent of wire fraud he's a fraud as well as stealing state secrets just last month and since last month there's been a lot of discussion and debate about how to get him back to iran iran has been calling for his release criticizing the american government for not doing enough to protect him from being infected by the coronavirus in their custody in the custody of immigration and customs enforcement agents but the americans have said that iran has been slow rolling that the processes that need to be taken care of to return this gentleman back to his home they said that they question the legiti

every holiday maker is mocked by reporters thomas and antonio tobe or have arrived in the morning from. the light was 5007 days prior to the press that was the illness that you are here but that you wanted to family at home say about this holiday did they think it was a good idea or not they may have been a bit worried 199 holidaymakers came on the 1st blank the next 200 germans are expected 19 afternoon. as mentioned not only islanders welcome this experiment spain's been hit especially hard by the corona pandemic the last few months over 27000 people died in this country some people here worry that thousands of holidaymakers returning to the beaches could bring new infections the graffiti says new york area is not an experimental lab you know that they were to me almost i'm a little afraid not that all the tourists that allows this year that i did now will just have to go away with it do i get along i mean if it is and i want any and i'd say we need this initiative that was because we want to say and they leave it in tourism. it's in our own interests but of course a muscle is cited

from berlin america braces for more protest over the death in custody of george floyd his coffin arrives for any memorial service in minneapolis the veteran civil rights activist the reverend al sharpton will deliver a eulogy. also coming up huge crowds in tong cong to find a ban on gatherings to hold a mass vigil on the anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre and coming back from cope it germany's governing coalition approves the biggest economic stimulus package since world war 2 chancellor angela merkel says the aim is to give the next generations a future. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a memorial service is taking place in minneapolis for george floyd who died in police custody in late may floyd's coffin has arrived at the city's north central university where the veteran civil rights activist the reverend al sharpton is due to deliver a eulogy now president donald trump has been criticized widely for threatening to send in the military to stamp out civil unrest which has swept the united states in the wake of floyd's death. let's get more now we are joined from minneap

she was said to be unresponsive on arrival but should fully recover. good news, isn't it?was the last of the very warm days for probably quite some time. the next few days at least will be feeling much cooler thanks to a northerly wind, more cloud, and some wet weather around as well. and that rain certainly arrived in scotland during tuesday knocking the temperatures back as well. and the cloudier weather together with the rain is continuing to push its way southwards overnight. many areas by the end of the night will have had some rain. the exceptions really being towards the south—east and east anglia where it is going to be a little chilly in the countryside. and probably drying off later in the night for northern ireland and western scotland. but some cloudy skies for wednesday in england and wales. and some outbreaks of rain, too could be a little heavy at times. across northern ireland, largely dry with a little bit of sunshine and missing most of the showers across western scotland where temperatures may make 18 degrees in glasgow, much cooler with the showers in e

may 20th 2017 donald trump arrives in sunday arabia his 1st trip abroad as u.s. president trumps aim was to have wealthy gulf nations join the u.s. bid to defeat i still to help and the war in syria and contain what the u.s. described as iran's growing influence but that was a short lived hope 4 days later the website of qatar's news agency was hacked and fabricated statements posted attributed to the emir of qatar critical of u.s. policies in the region the washington post subsequently cited u.s. intelligence officials saying the u.a.e. orchestrated the hacking that was just the beginning on june the 5th sardi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt severed diplomatic ties with qatar and it posed a land sea and blockade which continues until now the qatari government strongly denies allegations of supporting extremism qatar also condemned a list of demands from the quartet as a breach of sovereignty. the 13 demands included big relations with iran closing a turkish military base and shutting down the al-jazeera media network there is no appetite at the moment in the interna

firefighters arrived around 1:00 a.m. the alameda fire chief believes the fire reignited from an fire and spread after hitting a propane tank. >>> new video into the newsroom of the aftermath of an officer- involved shooting in hayward. officers responded to reports of looting at the cvs on harder road and mission boulevard at around 4:00 in the morning. there was a standoff and officers opened fire on suspected looters. one man has been released from the hospital with minor injuries and is in custody along with three other suspects. >>> also in hayward, a gunshot was hit overnight. it's believed a vehicle rammed into security gates and aroundeight people broke into the shop. >>> 87 people were arrested last night in san francisco for violating the city's sunday night curfew. most of those arrests happened in the civic center area where protests continued past 8:00 p.m. and took a we immediately saw hostility, objects being thrown at the officers, fires being lit and there were 87 people arrested last night for violation

they found if ten people with the virus were to arrive each day, the probability of an outbreak would be close to 100%. hohokkaido univeversity y profe nishiura hiroshi leads t the te. it calculated how many infected travelers it would take to cause a large-scale outbreak in japan. the members found if ten carriers were to arrive each day, it would be impossible to shut out the virus, even with tests at quarantine stations and two-week self-isolations. they said in three months the probability of an outbreak requiring a state of emergency would be 98.7%. if entry were tightly restricted and only two carriers were allowed to arrive in japan per day, the chances of a large-scale outbreak would be 58.1%. if only one carrier were to enter, this would drop to 35.3%. the virus continues to rage in many countries, mainly in south america and africa. nishiura urges the japanese government to weigh the risks carefully in relaxing an entry ban. >>> mandatory curfews are in place or coming into effect in several u.s. cities, as protests over the death of george floyd continue. thousands of peopl

and arriving in spain, things have changed too. covid case is found among the passengers. flying is certainly less comfortable than before. it, er, makes you sweat, and... yeah. but this is the new norm for a bit, isn't it? so, spain does look alluring. the beaches are open, but a visit isn't simple. social—distancing rules apply even here. many hotels are still closed, and the uk is still enforcing quarantine for all who return. damian grammaticas, bbc news, alicante. a team of archaeologists has discovered a major new prehistoric monument just a short distance away from stonehenge. it was unknown until now. fieldwork has revealed 20 or more massive shafts, excavated more than 11,500 years ago. jon kay reports. it's one of the world's most famous sights, yet so much about stonehenge remains a mystery. but are we finally getting closer to understanding? it's this site, two miles away, that archaeologists have been examining, an area known as durrington walls. using ground—penetrating radar, they've been able to look deep into the e

government will relax rules that forced all arriving travelers to quarantine for 2 weeks instead britain will introduce a traffic like system with countries group based on their corona virus infection rates it's a move which could throw a lifeline to europe's tourism industry o'brien has more. the news of an imminent lifting of the u.k.'s blanket quarantine rules coincided with a cold gray drizzle in south west london a good incentive perhaps to consider a foreign holiday in the sunny mediterranean since june the 8th really all arrivals into britain have had to endure a compulsory 14 day quarantine or face a penalty equivalent to $1250.00 from july 6th british tourists will have a list of countries where they can go without having to self isolate when they get back it also opens up britain to welcome foreign tourists from those listed countries under a traffic light system only arrivals from red countries will still have to quarantine but there are signs that it's come too late to save this summer around them sample of shoppers in kingston found little appetite for last minute break yes

floyd's neck until after an ambulance arrived, eventually mr. floyd lost consciousness, he was pronounced dead after being transported to a local hospital. madam president, as leaders, regardless of party, we cannot stay silent about george floyd's death. black lives matter. george floyd was a father, a son, and a brother. his life mattered. he did not need to die. he and his family deserve justice. how many other black men and women have died at the hand of law enforcement or vigilante civilians due to the color of their skin, but not been caught on video? those victims deserve justice, too. we must act working together to fundamentally reform the way police across this nation interact with communities they serve. on monday night president trump once again failed to lead this nation in a time of crisis, and he has forfeited his moral authority as president. spraying tear gas at peaceful protesters to clear a path for a photo op is opposite to american values and basic human rights. it violates civil and human rights under any circumstances. pre

thomas and antonia told arrive from ball in the morning they patiently answer every question. but i was the flight the flight was fine except it was back to the press that was the only strange thing over 4000000 holiday makers come to the island from germany alone every year the beach resorts in particular cater to the master as them but that is not harmed majorca is popularity. antonia and thomas told or have had time at their hotel to recover from the media frenzy normally this would be peak season but now they have the beach coming out almost to themselves it's luxury at package holiday prices. nothing during a ball or money is there. they're not really bothered that majorca is popular dance clubs aren't permitted to open. actually all we wanted was to go to the beach we talk to ourselves where can we go which borders are open and which aren't what could be more relaxing than my work or without people. and we've earned it. i'm an occupational health nurse for example that's in our ward took in suspected coded cases. so we have already been through a little. emotionally as w

the quarantine applies to most people arriving in the uk.eland are exempt, as well as certain professions, like oil and gas workers, and lorry drivers. the enforcement rules depend on where you live. if you breach of the rules in england and northern ireland, then you could face a £1000 fine. in scotland, the penalty is £480, but the maximum fine for repeat offenders is £5,000. the enforcement rules in wales are still not clear. at the moment, a pretty small number of flights go in and out of our airports each day, but airlines are desperate to crank up their schedules in time for the summer, and that is why the travel sector is demanding that deals are done with countries with low infection rates, so travellers from there are exempt too. we think, as the airline community, that there's a decent number of countries, mainly across europe but further afield, where there is sufficient passenger demand. so we now need the government to really with a degree of urgency, work with foreign governments to set up these air bridges as quickly as possib

>>until law enforcement arrived. the document also accuses him of assaulting a firefighter and using explosive devices. the document does not address anti law enforcement social media posts that his former air force friends found disturbing the most of us live from respecting a liking him do it honestly we hope they they throw everything at you you're not one of us marks. >>the documents do not provide a motive or directly connect creo to the killing of a federal law enforcement officer in oakland from earlier this month. the suspect has his first court appearance on friday. kron 4 will be there and have updates throughout the day in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news justine thank you let's step outside see how things are looking at the golden gate bridge. >>thursday night as we show you some high clouds in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow talking about some changes in the weather. this could be a really nice sunset tonight, but certainly starting to see more that sea breeze kicking in and the fog

is the nationalities we're seeing an uptick of people from bangladesh arriving to italy compared to the previous previous years so while sub-saharan africans do remain a considerable number there are a number of nationalities there is there is for example bangladesh nationality which is something creates another consenting element is the arrival of many women from call d'ivoire we should we suspect are victims of trafficking we unfortunately are not so many of the does imprecation points at the time as we speak we're still waiting to reinstate our presence in that is implication points to in order to also address these particularly vulnerable migrants there's also an uptake of unaccompanied migrants unaccompanied minors i'm sorry. it's a very big problem lawrence not do appreciate your perspective on this in expertise thank you very much thank you i could date. donald trump says he's not ruling out meeting venezuela's president nicolas maduro despite the u.s. campaign to oust him the u.s. president also told the u.s. news website that he's having 2nd thoughts about recognizing the o

and many have already arrived.now. lucky you, and plenty of brits out there keen to get some spanish sun... quite a few. still quite limited numbers, though, coming because it is only since yesterday that spain has ended its emergency, opened up to new arrivals, scrapped its quarantine and yes, it looks enticing, doesn't it? the beaches are open, the cafes and bars are open, but there are big differences to remember. on the beach, distancing as being enforced. i don't know if you can make out, but there are posts on the beach with colours on the top. those are meant to mark how we are supposed to stay apart from each other, leaving a gap by the sea where people can get in and out of the water. if you go into town, most hotels are still closed because they are waiting for more arrivals to come. and the journey here is very different too. i was on a flight today from east midlands airport. it was one of the first. only about 20% of seats on that plane had been sold. as soon as you got to the terminal, you are tempera

the casket has arrived.f there's been a series of public memorials across the country including one in houston, and thousands attended along with celebrities and high-ranking politicians. former vice president joe biden with the floyd family as well and here is that george floyd brother. >> we are going to stop everybody from being afraid of the police. we have good pulleys, but we have bad police. you can't sort them out so we have to figure it out right now. >> here in minneapolis city council members now say they have a vetoproof majority and they are moving forward with abolishing the police department. but questions remain about whether it will happen and what it will look like. even the city's mayor said he will not end the police department. they asked the obvious question about what life is like without police. the city council president says relying on 911 comes from a place of privilege. >> what if in the middle of the night my home was broken into? who would i call? >> i know, and myself, too, i k

the w 5 from the funeral of george floyd's takes place in his hometown of houston texas his coffin arrived for a private ceremony about an hour ago after thousands pay their last respects just implored staff and police custody spoke to a local protests against racism also on the program oscar winning director spike lee gives his reaction to george floyd's death he says donald trump will go down in history as america's worst ever present. president compared currencies that dies of a heart attack it was due to step down from a. welcome to the program the funeral of george floyd the black man whose death in police custody ignited global protests against racism and police brutality is just to begin shortly not in jest arrived to have arrived to the church in his hometown houston texas the funeral is to be a private affair tended by about 500 people on monday around 6000 file past his coffin to pay their last respects unknown in life george florence killing 2 weeks ago after a police officer on his neck may now mark a turning point in american history. me underscore ching texas sky thousands qu

the experience for people arriving into the uk is about to change.will be expected to self—isolate for two weeks. so what does it mean for holidays this summer? should anyone be booking a holiday anywhere in europe right now? what is your assessment? 0ur holidays abroad this summer going to happen? the foreign office guidance is that everybody at the moment should avoid nonessential travel. everybody should avoid nonessential travel. we have to knock this virus on the head. so how will quarantine work? when you book your ticket for a plane, train or ferry abroad, you'll have to provide a uk address when you will self—isolate on your return. when home, you will have to spend two weeks at that address. government officials will carry out random checks to see if people are self—isolating. anyone who breaks the rules might have to pay a £1000 fine. enforcement rules might differ in scotland, wales and northern ireland. airlines say the quarantine adds uncertainty, and the boss of one of the world's biggest travel websites told me brits are looking but no

arriving upon the scene is overcome with emotion. beautiful all the people volunteering and. so many people getting help that needed . the former sister passed away. she had albert's teeth taken out and she didn't have any teeth or face and she was younger than i am now and she was my older sister so. i think about why she wants her health issues because of her take . their importance. in turns the family are going to be examined jaden the youngest feels a little uneasy. but. i want you to break even if it's when you come home from school gotta give you time to get through this really good ok. all right. in a situation like this prevention is the main goal of these dentists all has gone well for jade and he's eligible for a simple routine checkup but 1st the medical care that lies ahead is trickier she's already missing 5 more hours and is worried that they'll remove the 61 that is extremely damaged after 3 hours of waiting it's her turn to go up that hill right now ma'am are you ready i think ready or not start all right i'll take this. hour mark out and there's a young stud

the court has rejected president trump's efforts to end dhaka the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. it gives legal protection to children brought to the u.s. by their undocumented parents. president trump argued the program is illegal. but the justices world that he did not make of strong enough case. in response the president tweeted do you get the impression. the supreme court doesn't like me. the decision means that roughly 650,000 immigrants will be able to continue to work and go to school and to be protected from deportation. dhaka recipients and supporters have been celebrating. kron four's dan kerman he joins us live from san francisco and has that part of the story dam. >>well catherine definitely a victorious attitude today and a celebratory one among. >>those attending 2 different rallies in san francisco, but they don't lose sight of the fact that much more work needs to be done and they believe that donald trump will do this again and try and still get rid of dhaka which means plenty of work to be done not just on this but other items related to immigrants. >>i

arrivals are no longer required to self—isolate for two weeks on arrival, as guy hedgecoe reports from opened up to the world again. for many, it's a huge relief. as it lifts its border restrictions, foreign visitors from most of the eu, schengen and the uk no longer have to undergo a two—week quarantine on arrival. many of those arriving at madrid airport today were foreigners who live or work in the city, returning after three months of having to stay away. oh, i feel very special. i'm wondering whether i'm allowed to give a big hug to my family, or not. ifeel great, because i'm going to be back working like normal. i'm going to get to see my people. i haven't met anybody for three months, only by video, and i'm tired of these video calls. spain has onlyjust lifted its travel restrictions forforeigners, so the number of people arriving in the country is still very low. but the tourism industry is desperately hoping that the lifting of these measures will provide a badly needed boost for a sector which is so important for the spanish economy. this video, featuring an array of spanish

vernon was six when he arrived in london from jamaica.lly made me a british subject. both vernon and judy went to school here, grew up here, gotjobs, had families. then, in 2014, everything changed. the conservative government introduced a so—called "hostile environment" for illegal migrants. nationality checks had to be done before people could get housing, a job, nhs treatment. both vernon and judy had never confirmed their british status — they never had to. but all of a sudden they were caught in the system. i'm still very angry, i want that to be known. i'm enraged. why didn't you ask me that when i was working in health care, cleaning old people and all the rest of it? why didn't you ask me that when i was patrolling the streets and having people spit at me for a ticket on their car and all this? you didn't ask me about that then. i had no idea that somebody got down and actually planned to get rid of us, as many immigrant people as possible, you know? no, ijust got caught up in it. i'm sorry, i'm really sorry, i am. because i love.

arrivals are no longer required to self—isolate for two weeks on arrival, as guy hedgecoe reports fromn, spain has opened up to the world again. for many, it's a huge relief. as it lifts its border restrictions, foreign visitors from most of the eu, schengen and the uk no longer have to undergo a two—week quarantine on arrival. many of those arriving at madrid airport today were foreigners who live or work in the city, returning after three months of having to stay away. oh, i feel very special. i'm wondering whether i'm allowed to give a big hug to my family, or not. i feel great, because i'm going to be back working like normal. i'm going to get to see my people. i haven't met anybody for three months, only by video, and i'm tired of these video calls. spain has onlyjust lifted its travel restrictions forforeigners, so the number of people arriving in the country is still very low. but the tourism industry is desperately hoping that the lifting of these measures will provide a badly needed boost for a sector which is so important for the spanish economy. this video, featuring an arra

the 5 most of the tourists who arrived here go back. in the afternoon there are more or less 3000 visitors every day but i would like to stay over night so i have more time to discover this small island. a must on heligoland is a visit to the seals. if you like it well you're in for the punk festival. and there's another holiday video of the week this time it's from australia. my 1st walk takes me into the countryside all the way up to the. route along the edge of the rock that forms heligoland leads around the island the cliffs. as far as the eye can see the mainland is 50 kilometers away. i passed the tall and this free standing rock is the landmark of heligoland everyone hopes that it can withstand the wind and the waves for a long time. and i continued to germany's smallest nature reserve the lumen says the rock of the guillemots it is the nesting ground of many sea birds but it is named after the guillemots in june these small feather balls take wing amateur photographers wait for them to take their courageous plunge. there are not

. 23, 20 this warmer air started to arrive. 23,20 4 this warmer air started to arrive. 23, 20 4 degreeshat is brilliant. the good weather helps in terms of being able to meet people, socialise and be outdoors where ever you are in the united kingdom. but we have also seen an increase in illegal gatherings and legal raves. —— illegal. people are being urged not to attend illegal raves this weekend, with police warning it‘s not safe and you could be prosecuted. last weekend saw a number of gatherings in the greater manchester area, with one man being arrested in connection with one of the illegal events, which was attended by around 2,000 people. let‘s speak withjon drape, who is the director of the events company, engine number four. you organise these things officially, legally. can you understand why so many people a p pa re ntly understand why so many people apparently have been tempted to attend these illegal events after being locked down for the last few weeks? yeah, of course i can. clearly event season has been struck down by covid—19 and there is a desire for young people to go

while here, we saw the police chief arrive. he came up to the makeshift memorial, and he kneeled and prayed. then we were able to talk to him. and as we did, it just so happened that the family of george floyd was on cnn and they were able to talk through me to the chief for the very first time since this officer was accused of murdering george floyd. the floyd family has asked if you are going to get justice for george floyd by making sure that the other officers are arrested and that eventually convicted? they want -- and i know that there are things that you cannot control, but they want to know if the other officers should be arrested in your mind and if you see that they should all four be convicted in this case. >> this is the floyd family right now. >> this is the floyd family. >> to the floyd family, being silent or not intervening to me, you're complicit. so, i don't see a level of distinction any different. so, obviously the charging and those decisions will have to come through our county attorney's office. to the fl