on the streets of berlin thomas sparrow thank you so much. well meanwhile in the united states huge crowds of marched for racial justice in washington d.c. the rally was held at the lincoln memorial where 57 years ago hundreds of thousands gathered to hear and to the king gave his i have a dream speech in which he pleaded for racial equality well the current activism comes after the police shooting of an african-american jack black one that has reignited tensions of the perceived police violence against people of color in the u.s. . tens of thousands of people at the lincoln memorial in washington d.c. . nearly 6 decades after martin luther king's march on washington the celebration of king's legacy mixed with shock and sadness at recent events. it comes after protests in connote show wisconsin this week turned violent after the police shooting of jacob blake a black man arson fendel ism then a 17 year old white vigilante col rittenhouse shown here in exclusive deed of a video allegedly shot 2 protesters dead further stoking tensions. back in

or on the streets of central berlin that's where we find correspondent thomas sparrow 2 thomas the situation has been in flux since the initial gathering of protesters what's happening where you are now. it has indeed been in flux and the protests began earlier today now we are hearing behind us some of the speeches there were indeed allowed after the protest and in fact some of the people who have been speaking behind us have been mentioning that one element that they want is for the government to change or at least to abolish the laws that have been put in place to fight the coronavirus pandemic some people also asking the german government to resign we've also been hearing from plenty of people here that they want more freedoms and more rights and they feel that some of those freedoms and those rights are being restricted by the government this is a very mixed bag of people here and in fact where we were previously we also saw that we were there were some standoff with police police try to these and the protests because people were not complying with face mask and social distancing regula

on the streets of berlin thomas farah thank you. ok here's a look now at some of the other major developments in the coronavirus pandemic. and india has recorded and now the surge in delhi cases with almost 75000 new infections the total number of cases now stands at 3400000 the united states has recorded its 1st case of covenanting re-infection a patient who had recovered from the disease tested positive again in the a month later it's believed he was infected with 2 different varieties of the virus and the chinese city of hand meanwhile will reopen its schools and kinda goblins next week the city where the pandemic stata has not reported any new local transmissions of the virus since mid may well meanwhile in the united states huge crowds have marched full racial justice in washington d.c. the rally was held at the lincoln memorial where 57 years ago hundreds of thousands gathered to hear martin luther king gave his i have a dream speech in which he played for racial equality the current activism comes after the police shooting of

backdrop let's cross over to our correspondent thomas sparrow who is at the demonstration here in berlin thomas there were predictions in the lead off of up to 100000 people marching on the streets how big is the turnout. it is indeed big anthony but i can't obviously confirm whether there are 100000 at least from where we are standing there are hundreds of people here in central not far away from the main tourist sites and many of them we've been talking to they've been stressing that the common denominator if you will is that they want things to improve that there are against those restrictions imposed by the government to try and fight the coronavirus destructions one person even stressing that he believes the pandemic is fake but there is a it's a mixed bag of people here as well you can see also other people with other different slogans in fact we saw one person as well with a flag 2020 something particularly important that has happened also in recent minutes here is that police here in berlin have stressed that since people are not complying with social distancing rules people will have t

well on the streets of central berlin is where we find correspondent tom aspera thomas a lot of changed in the last hour what's been happening where you are. a lot has changed in the last hour and you already mentioned the fact that the police announced that because demonstrators were unable to maintain social distancing because demonstrators were not wearing masks as police had required they were forced to dissolve the protest here in central berlin you can probably see some police officers right behind me and they are in the process of these all being this protest it is still unclear however with the demonstrators will comply with the to where they will go to other parts of the city we've heard from some of them saying that they're now going to another part of and so it will be such an interesting to see what will happen in the next few hours what we know for sure now is that police have announced that base protests right here where we're standing is going to be dissolved thomas you've been speaking to some of the protesters this move to disband the protest doesn't allow this motley c

decided to disband approaches as people were not wearing masks and keeping social distancing in berlin thomas farah thank you so much. well demonstrators against mass wearing and social distancing gathered in london and paris today too in similar but smaller groups than in berlin in london despite the virus having killed more than 40000 people in the u.k. so far thousands met at trafalgar square some carried down as calling farce a hoax paris will also gather calling for freedom from quote a hygene dictatorship and it is rising in many places against lockdown restrictions aimed at limiting the kind of. well some sad news from the world of entertainment that being the black panther at the chadwick boseman has died at the age of 43 doesn't want international acclaim planking to each other in the box office hit he passed away after a long and private battle with cancer just this year. before finding famous the regal black panther in the film adaptation of the marvel comic bushman played historical figures such as funk soul musician james brown and get on up and jackie robinson the 1st african-am

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all right our correspondent thomas sparrow is standing by and demonstration here in berlin hello to you thomas we can already see quite a large crowd behind you tell us what is going on where you are. that's correct there is indeed a very big crowd where we are standing now in the center of their eyes are expecting around 20000 people to gather here in berlin today. to oppose coronavirus restrictions many people that we also spoke to earlier stressed that they want more freedoms in particular there is a big variety of people here from family family members parents but also this is a protest that has been co-opted if you will it to a large extent by the far right although some people here have told us that that is not the case that there are only a minority that people are particularly concerned about the current situation in the country and that they essentially want more freedoms one person even saying that he believes the coronavirus pandemic is fake now thomas as you were speaking we could hear a chanting in german vias and us fire which means we are the people what is the protestors

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live from berlin i'm brian thomas in for gearhart elf where waiting for german chancellor angela merkel she's holding a video summit with the premiers of germany's 16 states to decide whether to change strategies for testing and controlling the coronavirus here in germany now the current system was only brought in a few weeks ago but the number of new cases keeps on rising so a rethink is considered necessary at this point machall wants a more unified approach across the nation now that could also mean tightening the rules such as limiting the number of people allowed to gather together and fining people who fail to wear a face mask when shopping or on public transportation. but with me here in the city to talk about this is our political correspondent nina covering the story for us good day to you nina can you bring us up to date you guys have been waiting for a very long time for the chancellor appear to know how how's that is highly unusual this is not something michael doesn't seem to be quite in control that is highly unusual to keep general list of all the top journalists. corresp

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opposition leader alexei navalny is receiving treatment in berlin after being airlifted out of russia, where he fell seriously ill. and philippa thomas hears from people about how covid—i9 has changed their lives. that's in "coronavirus: your stories", in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon. manchester united says the club's captain harry maguire has pleaded not guilty after he appeared before a state prosecutor in greece of mykonos on thursday. after a disturbance at a bar on the island of mykonos on thursday. he has been cleared to fly home. the england defender — seen here leaving the court building — was one of three men arrested on thursday. in a statement, manchester united said the 27—year—old has pleaded not guilty to all charges. it is understood there will be a further hearing on tuesday. our sports presenter olly foster gave us more details. after two nights in police custody, harry maguire and those two other men appeared before this regional prosecutor in syros to face these charges that have been, these allegations that have been laid against them. worth reminding ourselves just what's happened over the last

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berlin for weekends amid the rainbows and peace flags of other demonstrators and the corona skeptics didn't seem to have a problem with them being there and let's get more with your political correspondent thomas ferro you were at the demonstrations what did you see or there were lots of people from different groups and with different interest yes it is obviously the case that we saw far right extremists there and that those were also the ones who tried to storm the reichstag building which by the way has a very important symbolism in germany it was burned by the nazis in 1983 when they attempted there to get rid of what was left of germany's democracy yet at the same time there were also other people attending this protest and the facts as conspiracy theorists. also families who were there trying to explain that they were against the government and the way the government was handling the pandemic so i would say a very big mixture of of people that makes it even more difficult for authorities to try to identify who was actually there and to what extent these protests were co-opted by far right extremists that was one of the main concerns that authorities had obviously at the beginning i know t

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berlin against pandemic restrictions ignites a debate about limits on the right to public assembly most of the protesters the naacp wear face masks nor do they physically distance as mandated by law. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today afghan forces are battling militants from so-called islamic state after they attacked a prison holding hundreds of its members a gun battle broke out sunday night after a suicide car bomber targeted that prisons entrance at least 20 people are known to be killed dozens more injured in the battle which we understand the. is ongoing the attack comes after afghan special forces killed a senior islamic state commander. for more let's bring in ali law t.v. he joins us from the capital kabul good day to you all they can phyllis on the latest on the situation in the fighting enjoy all about it's been more than 17 hours the city is under a complete lockdown stores are closed people are asked to stay off the roads and it's really started to i was talking to some people in jalalabad earlier and they were saying the fighting is really intense you know and it's very scary there's sounds of explosions or sounds of gunfire. and it started to affect neighboring areas

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berlin for weekends amid the rainbows and peace flags of other demonstrators and the corona skeptics didn't seem to have a problem with them being there and for more we're joined now by political correspondent thomas sparrow who was at this weekend's demonstrations we just heard it described there thomas as chaos is that what you witnessed they were certainly not normal demonstrations we did see. specific clashes between the police and demonstrators in particular when the police try to dissolve the protest because they consider that people were not wearing mosque or a hearing to social distancing rules or in fact no one was wearing a mask we were also laughed at when we were wearing ourselves a mosque and at that time when police an ounce that they would dissolve the protests there were specific clashes and we also saw obviously afterwards what happened when they stormed the right stock building which is one of germany's most important buildings with a lot of symbolic importance because it's important to stress that in 1933 the nazis burned down that building when they were trying to sort of get rid of what was left of german democracy at the time so you can clearly say that this was very very imp

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units thomas miller make a return to the german national general manager all over beer hall tells me the possibilities should he takes. i'm max foster thanks for joining us and we begin here in berlin where shoot rallies have taken place against germany's coronavirus restrictions despite police attempts to break them up the protest had been given the go ahead on strict conditions but police say participants failed to wear face masks or follow social distancing rules in all tens of thousands of people managed to voice their anger against the government's handling of the pandemic. they came from all over the tammany to express their anger at the government's measures to tackle the cone of fire is pandemic so many the measures go too far because they believe there is no way and then share. the initial. i don't believe that there's a pandemic i do seeing the disease exists but i do not think it's a pandemic that the low there fit with the un for according to the new definition of pandemic a tease indeed a pandemic but while it has yet to spread from then on it has nothing to do with the danger posed. to many among the crowd refute any affiliation to defy our right to protest are suppor

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i'm drawing thomas good to have you with us german politicians from across the political spectrum have condemned a far right attempt to storm the parliament building in berlin the demonstrators broke through police lines during a larger protest against the government's pandemic policies that protest through some 38000 people from across germany who say the government's guidelines go too far we'll talk in the studio about what happened after this report. that was far right extremists pushed through police lines to the top of the rice talks steps . the arab leaders stand they shout resistance. and this interests fire we are the people i was the black white and red are the colors of the old imperial german rice used now by neo nazis. in front of the rice tar it makes for shocking symbolism. is coming and it's not acceptable and it cannot be tolerated that some appear with symbols from a terrible dark past flags that have nothing to do with our modern democracy and they show up in front of the bonders tar building the rice tank building the most important symbol of our democracy the parliament the wall of the democrat to does parliament of the demonstrators who

all right our correspondent thomas sparrow is standing by at that demonstration here in berlin hello to you thomas we can already see quite a large crowd behind you tell us what is going on where you are. that's correct mariano there is indeed a very big crowd where we are standing now in the center of their eyes are expecting around 20000 people to gather here in berlin today. to oppose coronavirus restrictions many people that we also spoke to earlier stressed that they want more freedoms in particular there is a big variety of people here from family.

on the streets of central berlin is where we find correspondent tom aspera thomas a lot has been changing in the last hours what's happening where you are now well police right here is trying to dissolve the protest although many demonstrators here have said that they do not plan to leave we've heard them chanting that they're going to stay there police in fact is a police car right where we are standing they've been using a megaphone repeatedly now 4 or 5 times to ask people to leave this place and move in another direction because since they haven't been able to maintain social distancing to where the mosques as police had required them to do there was no alternative but to dissolve the protests we've all.

i'm brian thomas could have you with us today german politicians from across the political spectrum have condemned the far right attempt to storm the german parliament building in berlin the demonstrators broke through police lines during a larger protest against the government's pandemic balls that protest through some 30000 people will talk to a member of parliament shortly about the assault on the book start after this report. right extremists pushed through police lines to the top of the rice talk steps. the was they shout resistance. and this into us for we are the people i was the black white and red are the colors of the old imperial german right used now by neo nazis. in front of the rice tar it makes for shocking symbolism. it's coming it's not acceptable and it cannot be tolerated that some appear with symbols from a terrible dark past flags that have nothing to do with our modern democracy and they show up in front of the bonders tired building or the rice tank building the most important symbol of our democracy the parliament the wall of the democrates does parliament other demonstrators who filled central berlin on saturday.

brought in thomas good to have you with us today the german chancellor has warned that the sovereignty of belarus must be respected speaking during her annual summer news conference here in berlin she addressed a broad range of topics colorist playing a major role america was responding to russian president putin's announcement that he had formed a police force to support the country's embattled leader alexander lukashenko she warned that foreign forces should remain out of the country. and i hope that forces like tough will not speak deployed about. people who have bravely taken to the streets who have called types of uses i hope they can have all the freedoms that we take for granted the freedom to protest freedom of opinion. all these things must be fought for and bell rings and it's what the people want. they should be able to achieve independently without any extra no interference from any side. let's get more on this now with my colleague and your. view of politics good to see on what you make of the chancellor stephen dunn bill ross i think it was a strong statement on belarus bryan and at the same time it was a plea for restraint to repeat what the chancellor has said s