file left and right wing groups are also likely to take to the streets british prime minister barak johnson is urging demonstrators to stay home to kate the pace. i was despite the government's concerns about violence a small anti-racism protest went ahead peacefully in london on friday other hours have been planned for the weekend but some organizers are advising people to stay at home. this is what they fear might happen last weekend some protesters clashed with police in the government district of whitehall. statues in parliament square were defaced including that of winston churchill he may have led britain to victory in world war 2 but like many people of that era he also expressed views on race and imperialism that are not acceptable today. the prime minister of 2020 boris johnson has acknowledged the black and minority ethnic people in the u.k. have good reason to feel discriminated against but he also condemned last weekend's violence. you can see that so my own fortune my message to everybody is that for all sorts of reasons they should not go to these demonstrations and whatever o

england is said to ease its coronavirus restrictions on tuesday prime minister barak's johnson announced that museums restaurants and pods will reopen on july 4th after months of lockdown the rest of the u.k. is keeping current restrictions in place for now. and. de streets something unimaginable for you case pint lovers became a reality in late march due to coronavirus restrictions brits were no longer allowed to indulge in one of their favorite pastimes but now england not the rest of the u.k. is taking steps towards business as usual research because i can tell the house. that we will also reopen restaurants and pubs. almost metallic she. will be limited to table service and dog i would encourage minimal staff and customer contact. this new guidance reduces physical distancing rules from 2 meters to one meter plus that will make it possible for even smaller pubs and restaurants to welcome customers again i think a meter is fine if the business isn't everything really so i think they've got it just right. others consider it a bit too early days too easy for strict. as it got to be some

protests to scuffle with police who tried to separate them from the black lives matter prime minister barak johnson condemned the violence saying far right has no place some pretty streets. brazils coronavirus death toll of attacks that of britain to become the world's 2nd highest government opens up the economy but health experts warn the worst is likely to come. pageants for making a light rush hoping to stay in the bundesliga for another season after a 5 star performance against pedophile. me how broken a day of street protests in different parts of the world many focused on race is a message of spock by the death of a black man in the u.s. under the knee of a police officer but there was pushback in many cities from far right groups who said they were protecting national monuments or even national identity our report starts in london. police had warned everyone to stay home the threat of spreading the coronavirus to great but in the area trafalgar square smoke bombs and sheer gas bottles and rocks were the main concern as rival protests and protesters scuffled with the police who were trying to

to scuffle with police who tried to separate them from the black lives matter prime minister barak's johnson condemned the violence saying far right has no place some pretty scary. brazil's coronavirus death toll of attacks that of britain to become the world's 2nd highest government opens up the economy but health experts warn the worst is likely to come.

prime minister barak johnson's hero does it make you smile when you hear the especially warlike rhetoric about coronavirus employed by bharath johnson and donald trump of course now as the us in circles china with bases do you see parallels there as of the rhetoric really ramps up now about china being responsible as it were for the coronavirus pandemic do suit parallels in the scapegoating and blaming been very a red wine linking these events people were blaming immigrants and afternoons this we were just talking about and we see during hiv aids that homosexuals were blamed when one is shocked but not surprised to see the blame china and here and it's ministrations saying officially that it's the chinese disease the womb han disease and so that's i think a very unfortunate and very anti public health measure well arguably of course the w.h.o. has fewer and fewer resources now the united states apparently have been has to be pulling back funding for it but you do say that we must understand the virus itself that the disease is not random and that it virus like corona virus is selective a

fragile peace which the group has with the saudi backed government that british prime minister barak's johnson has led tributes to the dozens of people who died in an apartment block fire in london 3 years ago most of the victims of the grenfell blaze were poor and from immigrant families the anniversary is again highlighting inequality in the capital as on the whole reports. church bells toll for the $72.00 victims of the ground fire disaster in west london the 3rd anniversary marked with socially distanced visits to the site and an online church service addressed by the prime minister and while no words can undo what happened and the passage of time can heal the wounds inflicted that night i want you to know that i remain absolutely committed to uncovering the causes of the tragedy and ensuring it is never repeated. but campaigners say the underlying causes of many of the greenfeld deaths have not gone away they point to higher death rates from coronavirus among black asian and minority ethnic groups as evidence of ongoing social inequalities 3 years ago. a community in a tower who had raise

parliament in trafalgar square as demonstrate has repeatedly clashed with police prime minister barak's johnson described the event as racist thuggery sunny gallego as mall. i. they came they said to protect a monument. a statue of churchill that had already been boarded up to prevent vandalism thousands of far right supporters from various organizations descended on parliament square. the same crowds who voiced anger at damage done to start choose attacking policemen and women i pelting them with objects fireworks even using broke barriers that were meant to keep them apart from another march organized by anti racism groups i but some broke away. scores of police officers moved into position to stop further breakouts of violence there's already been scenes of tension between those far right organizations and the police that protest itself meanwhile what the black lives matter movement here wants to do is focus on the issues rather than any possible eruptions between them and the far right organizations this was. one way the black lives movement did that organizing smaller marches across the co

in england on monday as it eases coronavirus restrictions to boost the economy prime minister barak johnson says safety measures will be in place all shop stuff will have to follow guidelines on disinfecting products handled by custom is the british government is also reviewing its to meet the social distancing rule as it now looks to reopen bars and restaurants. well france's president emanuel background is claiming its 1st victory in the fight against private 19 and some of the last remaining lockdown restrictions are lifted then the entire mainland including paris will be under a low a state of alert for monday that means restaurants and cafes in the capital will be allowed to operate at full capacity and more people can also return to work. still ahead on al-jazeera blaming brazil's the thousands rally against the president's handling of the coronavirus scandal. and why tension has escalated on the korean peninsula with the north threatening military action against the south. how the rain is still waving in the night of japan and it's on the satellite picture through the evidence there

but as prime minister barak johnson has condemned a far right demonstration in london as racist thuggery violence broke out between protesters and anti racism groups who were holding a counter rally some of the far right crowd also attacked police officers trying to keep the 2 sides apart riot police in france have fired tear gas at a largely peaceful protest against racism and police brutality thousands of people defied a band to join the march in central paris the rally was led by supporters of adama trolly a black man who died in police custody in 2016 in circumstances that remain unclear . $57.00 new cases of corona virus have been reported in china that's the highest since april dozens tested positive after visiting the biggest wholesale food market in the capital beijing the area is now closed and it's under police guard. chile's health minister has been replaced a day after the country reported its worst spike in covered $1000.00 cases since the pandemic began and they managed had been under mounting pressure to resign over his handling of the outbreak. australia's prime minister

united kingdom that interfering in hong kong's affairs could backfire but after prime minister barak's johnson said the u.k. could offer millions of people in hong kong a route to citizenship if china imposes a controversial national security law beijing argues that foreign influence is a threat to hong kong stability and prosperity not those sentiments have been echoed by hong kong's chief executive terry lamb who's in beijing to meet chinese officials for i can only say that the international community and some of the foreign governments have been adult. data and double standard in dealing with this matter and commenting on this matter it is within the legitimate jurisdiction of any country to enacting laws to protect and safeguard nationals. usa is no exception u.k. is no exception so why should they object to recess for even condemn and take sanctions against hong kong and the people's republic of china. now the people who have access to what johnson calls a route to citizenship are those with a b.l.o. passport which stands for the british national overseas the british national overseas wa

just no justice no peace the turned up done street which is the residence of the prime minister barak's johnson said that he understood the anger and grief but not only the doctors since the cross the world and in the unprecedented police chiefs have said that they are told of the death of george floyd and of also justice in the united states but also acknowledged that more needs to be done in this country to tackle racism. and hundreds of people in the german city of frankfurt came out to express their outrage over the killing of george floyd in the u.s. many of them held signs in support of social justice groups and also chanted against racism and in south africa a solidarity protest was also held outside cape town's parliament protesters there also showing support for the global black lives math and richmond they also called for action against police brutality at home. often ahead on al-jazeera pipes of a new start shocked by the global pandemic we hear from migrants stranded in honduras and a new development in one of the u.k.'s most high profile missing persons cases. plenty of hot sunshin

that interfering in hong kong's affairs could backfire that's after prime minister barak johnson said the u.k. could offer millions of people in hong kong a route to citizenship if china imposes a controversial national security law beijing argues that foreign influence is a threat to hong kong stability and prosperity between e.u. reports that this hasn't gone down well with a spokesman for china's foreign ministry. he reflected a bit on the u.k.'s relationship with hong kong historically he said that was an unequal colonial and autocratic relationship and since the handover in 1907 beijing has the authority to enforce these national security laws and that the u.k. should stop interfering in its internal affairs he then used some very strong language saying that the u.k. should pull back from the brink and abandon this cold war mentality now previously we've only heard that from beijing aimed at the u.s. government a group of pro-democracy activists in hong kong are calling for a global alliance against china's security law activist joshua walls says 7 european nations and the e.u. h

prime minister barak's johnson had advised schools in england to bring back reception year one and year 6 pupils from june the 1st as the government started a multi-phase easing of the lockdown measures before this week most children had been studying online at home and schools were open only for vulnerable children and those of kin workers but a survey by the national education union revealed that 44 percent of schools did not open more widely on monday in some regions such as the east of england only 50 percent of schools chose to admit more students just 37 percent in the east midlands and 32 percent in london followed suit while only 12 percent opened in the northeast and 8 percent in the northwest where department for education spokesperson says the government will continue to support those schools who haven't yet been able to reopen from this week many schools have begun welcoming children from reception year one and year 6 back to the classroom as part of a phased in cautious approach to prepare for this head teachers and school staff have been doing an excellent job including pu

as well we have seen from the prime minister barak's johnson.being a announcement regarding unemployment it was a prime minister's turn yesterday and he mentioned that there would be many jobs lost in the future. but let's be in no doubt you of course i'm afraid tragically there will be many many job losses and that is just inevitable because of the effect of this virus on the economy and because of the because of the shutdown that has taken place now it's not just mr johnson who has perhaps got a negative or pessimistic outlook for the economy also we've been hearing from a number of former chancellors who all perhaps reading off the same hymn sheet really only the government is big enough to provide the scale of 1st support that i think will be necessary and as i said earlier we need to get ourselves into the frame of mind we were thinking about 1980 s. levels of unemployment if it doesn't happen that's great and we need to be ready for that terrible loss of g.d.p. might be less than in 20089 but there may be a large number of human chasms exu

prime minister barak's johnson announces the easing of more knockdown measures these include the introduction of support bubbles for those living alone can join forces with one other household without having to maintain social distancing. but this comes as doctors warn of an epidemic and loneliness dozens of people are discovered dead in their homes after weeks of long down as n.h.s. bosses want hospital waiting lists but sometimes a mini and by the end of the year we hear from a medical doctor. that you have slave trader robert milliken is really his campaign this time get at least 16 other controversial monuments in the u.k. we hear from an activist of black lives matter and a barrister. and the architect of the u.k. last time professor neil ferguson claims the government failed to adequately protect can host despite knowing the risks and says figures reveal over 60 percent of care home residents have died as a result of covert 19. prime minister boris johnson has announced more plans to release the coronavirus knock down measures in england from this weekend those who live alone will be ab

prime minister barak johnson has committed to a new wave of public spending in a bid to boost the economy after the coronavirus lot done johnson likened it to democrat u.s. president franklin d. roosevelt new deal a series of public works projects and financial reforms which helped drag america out of the great depression in the 1930 s. however the prime minister insists he's still a capitalist at heart i'm conscious as i say all this but it sounds like a prodigious amount of government intervention. it sounds like a new deal. all i can say is that is so then that is how is meant to sound and how it's meant to be because that is what the times demand my friends i am not a communist. i believe it is also the job of government to create the conditions for free market enterprise good hero. sitting there for the story of the war so. that people would see. your next crisis. because. it is going to fit in with you to. the end of it because well the plans include a 1500000000 pound investment into hospital maintenance over the course of the year to improve accident and emergency capacity and boo

well prime minister barak johnson is set to announce the easing of lot down restrictions for the hospitality industry on tuesday including changes to the social distancing rules but to meet a social distancing rule could be relaxed to just one meter to allow restaurants and pubs to open it near capacity july the 4th has long been pencilled in as the reopening date but conditions are expected to be attatched patrons could be asked to register when they enter an establishment so they can be traced if an outbreak occurs and drinks and food could also be ordered in advance by smartphone or tablet with no queuing it bars allowed how secretary matt hancock says britain is clearly on track for an easing of restrictions but if a surge were to happen the move would be reversed the industry has taken a massive blow during the lockdown with many outlets facing permanent closure well that's as m.p.'s scientists and business leaders call on the government to ditch its covert 19 travel quarantine system professor peter peel it's the director of the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine says it's

voted to leave the european union in the 2016 referendum prime minister barak's johnson had previously claimed there's no reason why the outline of a present deal cannot be completed by july that leaves downing street in brussels was just over a week to finalize any preliminary agreements the so-called level playing field of trade rules and standards as well as fishing quotas are still some point of contention in the negotiations while on june the 23rd 2016 britain voted to leave the e.u. a result that shocked political experts in the 4 years that have followed the u.k. has had 3 different prime ministers 2 general elections and a presser of brussels based discussions but some would contend that not much has actually changed we put the issue up for debate with former independent m.e.p. andrew curry and breaks it expert professor john ryan. it's created a lot of political turmoil or it's paralyze parliament in the context of a lot of guy who destroyed disruption ukase being weakened globally and we're split culturally because people still feel even after the brics it's happened and i st

then they marched about 2 miles to here downing street which is the residence of prime minister barak's johnson now this is an unplanned marchin but he had a very hands off approach to protests of that were allowed to march and they gathered here and they chanted that that cause even melt down on one knee and it was a show of support and solidarity with what's taking place in the united states but not only that many people here were talking about the racial inequalities here in the united kingdom that people are more likely to get stopped and searched this questions or deaths of the people in police custody but also the death of mark duggan who was shot and killed by police back in 2011 which led to riots him the capture but also across the country when a very rare move police chief did come together and they said that they were appalled at the death of george floyd a call for justice in the united states but also acknowledged that more needs to be done here in the united kingdom to tackle racism for several 1000 people some are still gathered here some sitting down on the street behind me whic

now the prime minister barak's johnson's car has been involved in a mine a crash outside the houses of parliament in westminster according to reports the prime minister was said to be in the car but no one was injured witnesses say kurdish protesters ran into the road which resulted in the security car behind the p.m.'s shunting his vehicle or following the crash the car was seemed to have a visible dent at the back. barrier mean charity shops may not be enough to save the charitable sector according to m.p.'s on the digital culture media and sport committee the politicians say that more government assistance is needed with the shops themselves already facing big restrictions are u.k.'s model unders takes a look at how the sector is coping and reopening the easing for non-essential shops in england to see the hundreds of popular high street stores opened their doors to the charity shops which couldn't have come soon enough charities generally have such that it absolutely is usually on basically their income sort of more has dropped off a cliff at the end of march but the demand for the

amid the coronavirus pandemic and the economic recession that will follow but prime minister barak's johnson has made it clear he won't seek a further delay to proceedings the transition period to finish on december 31st and commons leader jacob response has reiterated the government will not extend the transition period ensuring we leave the transition period successfully in full by the end of this year is one of the government and even more importantly the british people's highest priority is an extension of the transition period in the u.k. northern europeans interest both parties want and need to conclude a deal this year to complete the transition period an extension to the transition period was bind us in the future your legislation without having any say in designing it but still having to foot the bill for payments to the e.u. budget we must be able to design our own rules it is our own or best interest without the constraints of the regulation so i would like to assure my own friends and the people of our old that the government is delivering on this promise so to quote margaret tha

s prime minister barak johnson says britain's cannot continue to be in his words prisoners of the current virus crisis has outlined his vision for boosting the devastated economy after the pandemic now the full roadmap will only be unveiled next week but he says it focuses on attracting investment not cutting spending we must work fast because we've already seen the 2 generous drop in g.d.p. and we know that people are worried about their jobs and their businesses and we're waiting as if between the flash of lightning and the thunder clap with our hearts in our mouths for the food economic reverberations to appear well there are fears that unemployment in the u.k. could rise to levels not seen since the 1980 s. in the wake of this pandemic there as lawrence lee brings us the story of the british town with the 2nd highest unemployment rate in the country he reports from the rhonda valley in south wales where there are now more than 60 people chasing every single job. every shouted shop every collapsed business tells a story of lost hope there's barely a soul around volleyed hasn't had a si

prime minister barak's johnson is on cheers they set to announce the easing of lockdown restrictions for the hospitality industry including changes to the social distancing rules health secretary matt hancock told the government's coronavirus press briefing that everything was still very much on track whilst the still much to do we are clearly making progress with working through our plan and this data shows that that plan is working we protected the n.h.s. and thanks to the patients and the sacrifice of everyone watching infections of falling the n.h.s. is restoring and the virus is in retreat a month ago around one in $400.00 people have the virus now it's around one in $1700.00 and this means that tomorrow the prime minister will be able to set out the next steps in our plan to ease the national lockdown. well the 2 metre social distancing rule could be relaxed to just one me so too in our restaurants and pubs to open it near capacity july the 4th has long been pencilled in as the reopening days but conditions are expected to be attached patrons could be asked to register when the

approach if and when it sees other local outbreaks across the country and the prime minister barak's johnson says it's all because of the corona virus is still out there across the u.k. . we are concerned about leicester we're concerned about any local break. and i want to stress to people that you know we are not out of the woods yet it's very important you know we're making these these cautious calibrated steps. as much of hospitality as we can on on july the 4th they've been as much of the economy as we can so we need to have local lock downs and local. whack a mole strategies where that's necessary it's worked in places like west in superman or where we've had outbreaks in in g.p. surgeries in in london. and that's the same approach it will bring to bear in leicester as well. now the health secretary not hancock will be addressing the house of commons to try and explain how the government may hondo other local outbreaks but what's happening in that step of what could happen and that's that is setting and dick a test of the government's approach looking elsewhere if they see other spikes

well the prime minister barak johnson there highlighting the importance of people playing their part if the track and trace system is to work in the u.k. meanwhile the leader of the opposition care star has also highlighted a drop in public trust in the government which many have argued could compromise the public's willingness to follow government instructions and also quarantine measures on new arrivals were announced by the home secretary and also references we had there by the prime minister well r.t. u.k. caesar ali joins me now with more on this and to sort of wrap up everything that's been going on so that he so let's start there what about the coronation is absolutely we just heard there the prime minister making reference to those quarantine measures which would see people who are traveling into the united kingdom told to self isolate for 14 days upon arrival at the airports it's understood that there are some very strong objections to this policy from the tory backbenches who would prefer perhaps other alternative approaches to controlling the borders but we also saw today

prime minister barak's johnson had advised schools in england to bring back reception year one and year pupils from june the 1st as the government started a multi phased easing of the lockdown measures before this week most children had been studying online at home and schools were open only for vulnerable children and those of key workers but a survey by the national education union revealed that 44 percent of schools did not open more widely on monday whereas some regions such as the east of england only 50 percent of schools chose to admit more students just 37 percent in the east midlands and 32 percent in london followed suit or only 12 percent opened in the northeast and 8 percent in the northwest where department for education spokesperson says the government will continue to support those schools who haven't yet been able to open from this week many schools have begun welcoming children from reception year one and year 6 back to the classroom as part of a phased in cautious approach to prepare for this head teachers and school staff have been doing an excellent job including put

fund it to the tune of 120000000 pounds something which mr something which the prime minister barak's johnson's thanks marcus rushed for and i. talked to marcus rush but today into a graduated don't mean him on his campaign which to to be honest i only became aware of very very thought today and i i thank him for what he's done i think i think he's right to draw attention to this issue but basically you know we've got large numbers of kids who haven't been able to get back into school we've got a problem about getting kids back into school in the way that we would want for the the reasons that people understand there are actually there are a lot of kids who could go back to school now who aren't going back to school and i'd like to see that i'd like to see that happen but i do think it's right that we should be looking after the families of the of the vulnerable most problem of the neediest right now and that's why we've got the the coby from a food. which we've announced today. no rush should step to twitter to welcome the decision that you turned into thank all the people who had helped and c

voted to leave the european union in the 2016 referendum prime minister barak's johnson had previously claimed there's no reason why the outline of a bret's that deal cannot be completed by july that leaves downing street and fossils with just over a week to finalize any preliminary agreements the so-called level playing field of trade rules and standards as well as fishing quotas are still points of contention in the negotiations on june the 23rd 2016 britain voted to leave the e.u. a result that shocked political experts in the 4 years that have followed the u.k. has had 3 different prime ministers 2 general elections and a plethora of brussels based discussions but some would contend that not much has actually changed so 4 years on from rex it was the state of play or we put the issue up for debate with former independent m.e.p. andrew curry and perhaps that expert professor john ryan. it's created a lot of political turmoil it's paralyze parliament in the context of a lot of guy who destroyed destruction ukase being weakened globally and we're split culturally because people still

loosening its coronavirus restrictions and gradually reopening the economy british prime minister barak's johnson announced that most tourist and leisure attractions would be able to reopen from july the 4th the country's tunisia social distancing rules also set to be reduced to one meter which would allow most of the hospitality sector to reopen as well more on this one with lawrence lee in london lawrence take us through the well the details on the timeline here. yes there were there were cries of hallelujah kemal in the in the parliaments when boris johnson out of this cursed to me to rule is gone so be reduced to one meets a plus as he put it and crucially it's not going to be legislated any more it's going to be on the level of guidance so he's making it about public common sense but for weeks now people have been sensible and you've got to try to ease this restriction because on in a service based economy like like england's bars and restaurants in particular simply have not been able to function with to meet as they can only just about make a living at one meets a but it's crucially import

prime minister barak is johnson for the eases england's lockdown bringing cheers from business but warnings from doctors. the top u.s. infectious disease experts has warned the next few weeks will be critical in controlling a disturbing surge in coronavirus infections dr anthony fauci also testified in congress that he and others have not been told to slow down testing despite claims to the contrary by president donald trump jordan reports. saturday night in tulsa no masks required donald trump used his 1st campaign rally since the start of the kobe 1000 pandemic to talk about a spike in cases in the south and the west when you do testing to the extent you can to find more people you go to find more cases so i said to my people slow the testing down. and even though several trump campaign workers and 2 secret service agents tested positive for covert 19 the president stuck to his call while heading to his next campaign rally on tuesday that every hour we. get. i don't get let me tell you let me make it clear we have got the greatest testing program anywhere in the world we have better than