step, as of today the uk is going to offer her citizenship to be a no —— a pathway to citizenship for bnoctions on certain officials and suggestions and expect to enterprises, that is also important. 0n expect to enterprises, that is also important. on top of that, if beijing really wants to treat hong kong just like a chinese city, i suppose the rest of the world i just responding —— i just rest of the world i just responding —— ijust responding things will happen if that is ewell west. interesting to have your thoughts on this hugely important issue. that was victoria hui. back to the us. president trump has signed an executive order ta rgetting social media companies. he said companies including google, facebook and twitter had unchecked power to censor and restrict the views of users. it comes after twitter on wednesday posted fact check labels on two of his posts. the president had claimed that postal ballots would lead to voter fraud in this year's election. twitter reacted with this warning which linked to other sources of information on the voting process. mr trump has regularly a

security legislation we would change that status and we will remove the six month limit and allow those bnolders to come to the uk and to apply to work and study for extendable periods of 12 months and that will itself provide a pathway to citizenship. the move will infuriate china which insists its new law will target only a minority of violent demonstrators. translation: the decision adopted is designed for steady implementation of one country, two systems, and hong kong's prosperity. but china is slowly tightening control. as its parliament came to a close in beijing, hong kong's politicians were in disarray over another new law. if passed, it would make disrespecting china's national anthem a criminal offence. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. claudia mo, is a pro—democracy politician from hong kong. i asked her if the fight for democracy was now over. i would not say that because we never misjudge or underestimate the desperation and anger and frustration of our young in particular because they are fighting for their future. but what happened yesterday in beijing marks the start of a b

security legislation, we will change that status and we will remove the 6—month limit and allow those bno extendable periods of 12 months and that will itself provide a pathway to future citizenship. the move will infuriate china, which insists its new law will target only a minority of violent demonstrators. translation: the decision adopted is designed for steady implementation of one country, two systems, and hong kong's prosperity. but china is slowly tightening control. as its parliament came to a close in beijing, hong kong's politicians were in disarray over another new law. if passed, it would make disrespecting china's national anthem a criminal offence. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. borisjohnson has announced a further easing of lockdown in england. he said that from monday, up to six people from different households could meet outside. but he said people should still not meet up indoors, and should maintain social distancing even outdoors. meanwhile, police say his top adviser dominic cummings, who's been at the centre of a political storm after he was accused of breaking l

if it seeks to follow through on this legislation, we will give those people who hold bno passports themonth restriction, allow them to come to the uk to live, to apply to study and work for extendable 12—month periods, and that will provide a path to citizenship. joining me from west london is benedict rogers, who used to work in the territory and is now co—founder and chairman of hong kong watch. bidden, the uk is offered at this path to citizenship the people in hong kong and how many people might be eligible and do you think they will take the opportunity to leave the territory? that remains to be seen, there are an estimated 300 and perhaps 400 people that are holders of british nationals and a large number who may be eligible, but i really welcome the foreign secretary's announcement that it is a major breakthrough that sends a great message of reassurance to people in hong kong and it is a very strong message to beijing that if they proceed with this, this is the consequence. i think there is more that the british government could and should do and that his work with other govern

security legislation, we will change that status and we will remove the 6—month limit and allow those bno study for extendable periods of 12 months, and that will itself provide a pathway to future citizenship. the move will infuriate china, which insists its new law will target only a minority of violent demonstrators. translation: the decision adopted is designed for steady implementation of one country, two systems, and hong kong's prosperity. but china is slowly tightening control. as its parliament came to a close in beijing, hong kong's politicians were in disarray over another new law. if passed, it would make disrespecting china's national anthem a criminal offence. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the slopes of mount everest are almost empty. the suspension of the country's mountaineering has meant hard times for sherpas. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletics events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thou

security legislation we would change that status and we will remove the six month limit and allow those bnohs and that will itself provide a pathway to citizenship. the move will infuriate china which insists its new law will target only a minority of violent demonstrators. translation: the decision adopted is designed for steady implementation of one country, two systems, and hong kong's prosperity. but china is slowly tightening control. as its parliament came to a close in beijing, hong kong's politicians were in disarray over another new law. if passed, it would make disrespecting china's national anthem a criminal offence. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. president trump has signed an executive order ta rgetting social media companies, after being angered by twitter tagging two of his posts as potentially misleading. he said companies, including google, facebook and twitter, had unchecked power to censor and restrict the views of users. mr trump has accused the companies of political activism. police and protestors in minneapolis have clashed for a second night following the death of

now, this citizenship path would only be available to those hong kong residents who have the bno passritish national overseas passport, which is something they would have registered for at the time of the handover in 1997. earlier today, carrie lam, the top leader of hong kong, issued this. it was published in virtually every single newspaper, with the exception of the apple daily, which is of course owned by the pro-democracy media mogul. and in it, she is urging hong kongers to accept the national security legislation but she also condemns external forces. there is a line in there. she says external forces have intensified their interference in hong kong's internal affairs. beijing, at the moment, is hashing at the details of this just-passed, controversial legislation. we know it will allow the minister of state security to enforce this law, which many critics feel will heavily curtail freedoms here. back to you. >> i was going to ask you what the chances would be of beijing budging. i imagine the answer is zero. but what is going to be the reaction or the likely reaction of the pr

. >> i always heard there was a plaque to garfield in the bno railroad station. when it was turned down, it was then offered to the national gallery who did not want it because it was not artistic. >> right. >> when it comes to the question of womanizing and whatever, there is the category of moral authority. what is in that category, and does that handle things david was concerned about? >> i was wondering about that. it is in there. [laughter] it's again an opportunity for these people that we asked to do the survey to put a face on it. that they believe in it and all that, what moral authority is, again to not try to make this a perfect survey. >> can i jump in? i want to ask a question of mr. stewart when it gets to the impeachment of andrew johnson. should he had been convicted? you say he missed it by one vote, but should he had been convicted after he was impeached? >> i thought he was, he deserved to be impeached and removed from office. he was a catastrophic president, and i think it would've been an excellent thing for the political system to introduce

security legislation we will change that status and we will remove the six month limit and allow those bnoto come to the uk and to apply to work and study for extendable periods of 12 months and that would itself provide a pathway to citizenship. the move will infuriate china which insists its new law will target only a minority of violent demonstrators. translation: the decision adopted is designed for steady implementation of one country, two systems, and hong kong's prosperity. but china is slowly tightening control. as its parliament came to a close in beijing, hong kong's politicians were in disarray over another new law. if passed, it would make disrespecting china's national anthem a criminal offence. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. claudia mo, a pro—democracy politician from hong kong joins me. in interview you described china's live as a knockout move to the democracy movement in hong kong and does not mean that the protest we have been seeing over the last year, that movement is now over?‘ have been seeing over the last year, that movement is now over? , i would not say that be