we know bristol bonsai mayor— to the fold. we know bristol bonsai mayor has — to the fold.t condemning this but they need to show strong leadership. amazing this is happening, astonishing, terrible, i have to _ happening, astonishing, terrible, i have to have so much a sympathy for the notice _ have to have so much a sympathy for the notice of— have to have so much a sympathy for the police of the mum who seem to be week by— the police of the mum who seem to be week by week are being put in an impossible situation.— week by week are being put in an| impossible situation._ i impossible situation. geraldine? i think it is a _ impossible situation. geraldine? i think it is a really _ impossible situation. geraldine? i think it is a really shocking - impossible situation. geraldine? i| think it is a really shocking image. i think what has been recognised from the home secretary or the police federation or senior police officers as there seems to be a minority who were really hell—bent on violence tonight and the protest and the rally early on in the day had passed wholly withou

andrew plant in bristol, thank you _ police. andrew plant in bristol, thank you very _ police.ted to speak to european leaders this week in an attempt to persuade them not to ban astrazeneca vaccine exports to the uk. the european commission has criticised the company for failing to deliver enough doses to the eu while providing regular shipments to the uk from its plants in europe. eu leaders will meet on thursday to consider an export ban. speaking this lunchtime, the prime minister warned the uk could soon feel the effects of the surge in infections seen in europe. our political correspondent iain watson reports. a further shot in the arm for the vaccination programme, a record number ofjabs were delivered at the weekend. four out of ten of the uk population have been vaccinated compared with just over one in ten across the eu. on thursday, european leaders will discuss how vaccine supplies can be improved on the continent and they haven't completely ruled out a ban on the export of vaccines from the eu. but at a brussels briefing, a spokesman said eu leaders were more likel

disturbing what's going on in bristol — disturbing what's going on in bristol.— bristol. from the latest pictures i've seen it _ bristol. from the latest pictures i've seen it looks like it's not close — i've seen it looks like it's not close or— i've seen it looks like it's not close or near to stopping at the moment — close or near to stopping at the moment. �* ., ., ., ,, ., , moment. i'm going to take a couple of selections — moment. i'm going to take a couple of selections from _ moment. i'm going to take a couple of selections from a _ moment. i'm going to take a couple of selections from a statement - of selections from a statement released by marvin rees who is of course the mayor of the settled early next city of bristol. he says that they violence at the damage that they violence at the damage that emerge from today's protests are unacceptable and they have nothing to do with the real work we are doing to tackle political, economic social stability. i recognise the frustrations with the bell. he does go on to say this is a shameful day in an incredible

andrew plant, bbc news, in bristol. 0ur correspondentjohn maguire is in bristol.guire is in bristol. is the latest, john? it what maauire is in bristol. is the latest, john? ., , been what is the latest, john? it has been a morning _ what is the latest, john? it has been a morning of— what is the latest, john? it has been a morning of clearing - what is the latest, john? it has been a morning of clearing up. | what is the latest, john? it has - been a morning of clearing up. the physical damage when i arrived here, fire crews were still in position making sure some of the earlier fires, you will have seen the police vehicles, were extinguished. glass all over the ground. this is the police station, a big glass office building and some of the building peppered with stones. you can still see some of them at the base of the building. there were hundreds strewn across the pavement. bristol city council have been out clearing them up. but you get the sense of the type of damage, the sense of ferocity events got to last night. earlier i spoke to the chief constable of a

the clean-up _ disbursed here in bristol. the clean-up is — disbursed here in bristol. clean-up is well _ disbursed here in bristol. the clean—up is well under way in what was the plea say, the most violent night the city has seen in decades. borisjohnson is set to speak to eu leaders this week as the row over the supply of the astrazeneca vaccine continues. it's as results from the us trial of the jab show it's both safe and highly effective. i'm really encouraged to see this data, it supports all the results that we've already seen with this vaccine. a state of emergency declared in miami — as large crowds gather for spring break parties, despite covid restrictions. almost 20,000 people are evacuated from homes across new south wales, in australia — as heavy rains continue to cause severe flooding. auk a uk led mission to remove is dangerous spacejunk a uk led mission to remove is dangerous space junk lifts up from kazakhstan. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. two police officers suffered broken bones, and a dozen others were injured

bristol swiftly shove themselves in the front. penalty tried to quinn's burnell to the bin.hanged before the deft touch provided a straightforward score for bristol spears 0 connor. the bears had only been beaten at ashton game four times in the last two years. the guns were ahead once more with the boot of danny care. he had a hand her the next drive. paving the way for my sham. bristol will back in it from a penalty try it was all square when kyle was bundled through in added time. the conversion would win it for bristol. the last kick of the game and tds shown once more. worcester�*s woes worsen. they haven't won since november and the bottom side were thrashed 62—14 at home by northampton. the saints ran in nine tries, four for ollie sleightholme. elsewhere, london irish beat bath and wasps lost to sale. leinsterare aiming for a fourth straight pro 1a title right now. they're up against munster in the final in dublin right now. on course to bring the trophy home. they lead 16 to six with eight minutes remaining. check on and go in and overfrom close range. in a dead rubb

we'll have the latest from bristol. also tonight... record numbers receive their coronavirus jabs, but face masks and social distancing could be here for some time. i think certainly for a few years, at least until other parts of the world are as well vaccinated as we are and the numbers have come down everywhere, that's when we maybe will be able to go very gradually back to a more normal situation. warnings of a humanitarian crisis on the us border, as record numbers try to illegally cross into america. tielemans is allowed to advance, and drive, and score. and leicester reach the fa cup semifinals, after dominating manchester united. good evening. two police officers are in hospital after hundreds of protesters clashed with police in bristol. thousands had turned up at a rally against the police and crime bill, which includes plans to give officers more powers to control demonstrations. avon and somerset police tonight condemned what they called "disgraceful scenes", and had to call on neighbouring forces for help. the home secretar

violent clashes on the streets of bristol after thousands protest against increased police powers to control british demonstrations. blocked off the end of this city centre street but also the side roads too, and they are doing it from behind, but there's still about 1,000 people in here and now they're being left with nowhere to go. mass evacuations as south—east australia is struck by the worst floods in a century. the prime minister offers emergency funds to those affected. officials in miami beach extend the state of emergency and its curfew after spring break parties get out of hand. warnings of a humanitarian crisis on the us border as record numbers try to illegally cross into america. and a space rock from the dawn of the solar system visible as a major asteroid passes planet earth. welcome to bbc news. here in the uk, two police officers are in hospital after clashes with protesters in the city of bristol. thousands of people were demonstrating against a proposed new law that would give police more powers to limit street protests. as the hours went by, it turned violent. the

let's meet sarah who runs a walking group in bristol. watching thinking, come on, how will a walk or gardening sort me out? the walk is more about coming i to the group, having a structure and purpose to your day, - somewhere to go, people waiting for you, looking forward i to seeing you and we enjoy being outside together. people who have been suffering with anxiety, panic attacks, what difference do you see when they come to your group? i see them feel more - confident about being out. they know they are going to be safe when they come to us and i see - them feel more uplifted. it's about feeling - uplifted and motivated. you see an improvement? i do, in their demeanour and - outlook, and they can walk further, they build up their stamina over time, definitely. - brilliant, we'll let you get back to your gardening. you're doing a greatjob. unsurprisingly, during the pandemic injanuary, office for national statistics figures said 75% of men and women were feeling incredibly lonely. i'm wondering if there's going to be a huge rise in ref

violent clashes on the streets of bristol — after thousands protest against increased police powers totrol british demonstrations. blocked off, now, the end of the city center street, but also the side roads too. and they are doing it from behind, but there are still about a thousand people in here and now they are being left with nowhere to go. mass evacuations — as south—east australia is struck by the worst floods in a century — the prime minister offers emergency funds to those affected. warnings of a humanitarian crisis on the us border — as record numbers try to illegally, cross into america. officials in miami beach extend the state of emergency and enforce a curfew — after spring break parties get out of hand. and — staying in touch during covid — the couple divided by the border between canada and the united states. here in the uk: two police officers are in hospital after clashes with protesters in the city of bristol. thousands of people were demonstrating against a proposed new law that would give police more powers to limit street protests. as the hours went by, it turned

but bristol are their bogey team. purdy suddenly came hurtling through to open the scoring for visitors. that try was all about quick drinking, the next was pure quick drinking, the next was pure quick thinking. stephen spotted an opportunity and took it. but instead of building on that momentum, the pendulum started swinging the way. nick broke through before half—time and a stroke of good fortune for george firbank early in the second half saw the saints leading. they looked to have the beating of the bears until a sudden final twist, with five minutes remaining bristol hit back, with two tries in as many minutes. luke and andy turned the contest on its head to extend their lead at the top of the premiership to seven points. nick parrott, bbc news. in the day�*s other game sale beat london irish by 41 points to 13. byron mcguigan scored a hat—trick at the aj bell stadium as the sharks ran in six tries. the bonus point win gives them a six—point cushion over the fifth—placed northampton saints. irish stay sixth. in t

bristol swiftly shot themselves in the foot. penalty tried to quinn's to the bend.nged before the deft touch of a writer are provided a straightforward score to bristles piers o'connor. the bears had only been beat out ashton gate four times over the last two years. the queens were ahead once more for the boot of danny kaye. he had a hand in the next drive paving the way forjoe marchand. bristol were back in it from a penalty try and it was all square when sinclair was bundled through it added time. the conversion would win it for bristol. the last kick of the game and sheedy shown once more. which run continues they were hammered 62 —— shown once more. which run continues they were hammered 62 "14 by northampton. they are without a win since november nine tries fourth ali's slight home elsewhere wins for sale london irish. mints are pro 1a champions a bit monster in dublin by 16 points for sexless up just the try and this one forjack cohen and barged his way over from close range. kit 11 points to decade—long wait for the title whiles lengths to lift the trophy for

unacceptable scenes in bristol tonight secor induced by a minority will never be tolerated our police officers put themselves in harm's way to protect us all my source this evening a with those police officers injured now we've seen it already it said it's a cleanup operation taking place a number of forensic police officers on the roof of the police station perhaps gathering evidence. which though it's had to use to make more arrests in the coming days and weeks but so we also spoke to a number of the locals here in bristol many of them supportive of the rights for people to protest the perhaps some of them as well not very keen on some of the more violent scenes we saw last nights but overall we can perhaps see this is something of forbearance of what is to come if the government doesn't the try to limit its people's right to protest peacefully as they've been accused by their critics. here without say on the way a humanitarian crisis unfolds on the united states southern border where thousands of unaccompanied children are being held in makeshift shelters with beds and sanitation i

well of course the architect behind the legislation i have sparked this in bristol. unacceptable scenes in bristol tonight secor and by a minority will never be tolerated our police officers put themselves in harm's way to protect us all my thoughts this evening i want those police officers sentient. now we've seen already it's a cleanup operation taking place a number of forensic police officers on the roof of the police station perhaps gathering evidence which they'll attempt to use to make arrests in the coming days and weeks so we also spoke to a number of the locals here in bristol many of them are supportive of the rights for people to protest but perhaps some of them as well not very keen on some of the more violent scenes we saw last night but overall we can perhaps see this is something a forbearance of what is to come if the government doesn't try to limit people's right to protest peacefully as they've been accused by their critics are seizing recently reporting live from personal thank you. germany's greens have been criticized over their calls to scrap t

after the sarah everard _ demonstrations in bristol.rard vigil, _ demonstrations in bristol. after the sarah everard vigil, more _ demonstrations in bristol. after the sarah everard vigil, more than - demonstrations in bristol. after the sarah everard vigil, more than 60 l sarah everard vigil, more than 60 mp5 and — sarah everard vigil, more than 60 mp5 and peers wrote to the mps and peers wrote to the government to lift the ban on protesting in lockdown, asking the government to recognise the human rights _ government to recognise the human rights of— government to recognise the human rights of protest. exactly, it will be lifted — rights of protest. exactly, it will be lifted because of covid deaths have fallen. despite the tragedy of the 126,000 deaths already. the to national, the -a er that deaths already. the to national, the paper that suaports _ deaths already. the to national, the paper that supports and _ deaths already. the to national, the | paper that supports and independent scotland. sister of the sunday harold. a happy n

the british government sunday night rioting in the city of bristol the home secretary describing it as police vans were torched of 20 officers injured during a protest against a controversial bill to expand police powers. please please. please. but we've seen over the week this protest against. the legislation being introduced by the british government but many have accused the government of attempting to try to cut down on people's ability to protest freely given the police will powers as to when and where people can demonstrate now of course a lot of this is taking place against the backdrop of the coded pandemic in their fears that this legislation will be that's a long term if not permanent changes and so to that extent the protests to in the southwestern city of bristol last night was the evening wore on things became progressively more violent. clashes took place feed a number of the protesters and police away here in the central bristol bridewell police station where number of officers 20 officers reinjured one suffering a punctured lung one with broken ribs and another with a b

yes the city of bristol last night was the evening wore on things became progressively more violent. clashes took place feed a number of the protesters and police away here in the center of bristol bridewell police station where a number of officers 20 officers reinjured one suffering a punctured lung one with broken ribs and another with a broken arm so quite serious scene 7 arrests were made and it led to quite the patient of all those violent scenes from christmas all 170 degrees was one of the most of the morning to find that the legislation i have sparked this time in bristol. unacceptable scenes in bristol tonight sec or indeed by a minority will never be tolerated our police officers put themselves in harm's way to protect us all my thoughts this evening a with those police officers injured and now we see it already to say a clean up operation taking place the number of forensic police officers on the roof of the police station perhaps gathering evidence which though it's had to use to make more arrests in the coming days and weeks so we also spoke to a number of the locals he

john maguire, bbc news, bristol. and andrew is in bristol for us now. you saw it last night?u saw it last night? yes, we were here for a few hours last night. - here for a few hours last night. when we left it was well after midnight and still going on, far fewer protesters, may be between 50 and a hundred still push to the end of this road behind me by riot police, most of them asked, some in full balaclavas but they were still throwing rocks, bottles, that were smashing against the police shields. that is the police station behind me they were trying to protect right in they were trying to protect right in the centre of bristol, they formed essentially a ring, a barrier around that, they were being pelted with bottles and stones. you can see holes in the window, we even saw a fire extinguisher going through the air at one point, so the clean—up has been swift but now there is the next stage of that process, because please tell us they are going through body camera footage and cctv, trying to identify the people who were involved in what happened here last night. they called

violent clashes on the streets of bristol — thousands protest against increased police powers to controltish demonstrations. blocked off, now, the end of the city center street, but also the side roads too. and they are doing it from behind, but there are still about a thousand people in here and now they are being left with nowhere to go. mass evacuations — as south—east australia is struck by the worst floods in a century — the prime minister offers emergency funds to those affected. officials in miami beach declare a state of emergency and enforce a curfew — after spring break parties get out of hand. the us defense secretary flies to kabul to talk about security — but refuses to say whether us forces will leave afghanistan by may. and — the largest asteroid to pass earth this year provides the chance to see a space rock that formed, at the dawn of the solar system. hello and welcome. here in the uk: two police officers are in hospital after clashes with hundreds of protesters in the city of bristol. it happened after a rally against plans to limit demonstrations turned violent. the u

the bbc�*s andrew plant reporting from bristol in the west of england.ea rarely visited by the western media. the newly established bangsamoro autonomous region of muslim mindanao is the product of a recent peace deal between separatist fighters and the philippine government. after decades of conflict, the moro islamic liberation front are now transitioning to politics, helping to establish a fledgling regional parliament in return for the decommissioning of firearms. but with other factions still at war with state forces, can the peace hold? 0ur philippines correspondent howard johnson, visited the region, with the westminster foundation for democracy, to take a closer look. the dimaukom mosque was painted electric pink to promote peace and love in an area beset by violence. we've come here to meet umi and this man, two formerfighters of the separatist group the moro islamic liberation front. i asked her why shejoined the group. translation: i saw my parents being hit by some soldiers. - they killed my uncle who was tending to his water buffalo on his f

sian lloyd sent this report from bristol.e and disorder on the streets of bristol. police vehicles targeted and missiles hurled... ..when hundreds of protesters converged on a police station in the city centre. it had begun earlier in the day when people gathered peacefully, around a thousand protesting against the police and crime bill that could restrict demonstrations in the future. it ended with 20 police officers injured, 20 of them seriously. i'm incredibly saddened. i'm saddened that so many of my brave police officers, our officers have been injured doing theirjob. but we will catch these people, and we'll do everything we can to learn from the events and make sure that this doesn't happen again. there were marches in other cities too — against the government proposals for england and wales which could see police impose start and finish times on demonstrations, set noise limits, and at its extreme fine individual protesters up to £2500. in bristol, things escalated. and this is sort of everyone milling around... max w

sian lloyd, bbc news, bristol.mind. clive will replacejohn humphrys as the fifth host of the show. john is stepping down after 18 years. clive said that they were big shoes to fill, but he aimed to bring a little bit of his own personality to the show, which has been running since 1972. a year ago, dr michael hare, a gp from colchester, found himself in hospital on a ventilator after contracting coronavirus. he spent almost two months in intensive care. when he left hospital in may, he spoke to our health correspondent catherine burns about the impact that covid had had on his life. catherine has been back to see him, and talked about the changes in his life brought about by the pandemic. you give yourself goals, and my goal was to get home... it was just to get home. we met dr mike hare last may. he had achieved his goal, but frail and exhausted, his recovery was just beginning. now the weather is colder but the smile is steady. it's so lovely to see you both looking so well. you look like a different person than

andrew plant, bbc news, in bristol. breakfast�*sjohn maguire�*s in bristol for us this morning. good morning. images clear up operation is taking place this morning, the council have got an army of people to clear up the mess. when we arrived just under an hour ago, the mess. when we arrived just under an hourago, the the mess. when we arrived just under an hour ago, the streets, well, the pavements were strewn with broken beer bottles, some of the leftovers from the protest, some of the banners, graffiti on a lot of the buildings around here as well. crews have been using pressure washers to clear up some of the graffiti. there is still some just down on the road. 0ne is still some just down on the road. one thing that struck me about this scene this morning, again, now cleared up, there was a huge number of stones, small stones that the most violent of the protesters were brought here and used to target the police station. just look above they are aware that boarding is, that has been put in place where the windows have been smashed butjust look above, you can see where that,

sian lloyd sent this report from bristol.ted and missiles hurled... ..when hundreds of protesters converged on a police station in the city centre. it had begun earlier in the day when people gathered peacefully, around a thousand protesting against the police and crime bill that could restrict demonstrations in the future. it ended with 20 police officers injured, 20 of them seriously. 21 overall, 2 seriously. ——21 overall, 2 seriously. i'm incredibly saddened. i'm saddened that so many of my brave police officers, our officers have been injured doing theirjob. but we will catch these people, and we'll do everything we can to learn from the events and make sure that this doesn't happen again. there were marches in other cities too — against the government proposals for england and wales which could see police impose start and finish times on demonstrations, set noise limits, and at its extreme fine individual protesters up to £2500. in bristol, things escalated. and this is sort of everyone milling around... max was one of t

several police officers have been injured during violent protests in bristol. gathered to oppose the uk government's police and crime bill, which would give the police greater powers to restrict demonstrations. but then hundreds laid siege to a police station, smashing windows and setting fire to vehicles. andrew plant sent this report. in a protest against new police powers, it was soon police themselves who became the target. vans and a police car set on fire, fireworks thrown into the crowd as around 1,000 protesters gathered in bristol city centre in what has been, police say, the worst violence the city has seen in years. there's a row of police blocking off what is the central police station here in bristol, but you can see at the end of the road, they've also blocked off now the end of this city centre street, but also the side roads too, and they're doing it from behind, but there are still about 1,000 people here and now they are being left with nowhere to go. protesters here holding banners, concerned, they say, that the uk is becoming a police state.

i really feel for my colleagues in bristol. there is a sense _ colleagues in bristol.but still one that neither the police to intervene. they were 14 arrests overall~ — intervene. they were 14 arrests overall. let's not forget this was on an— overall. let's not forget this was on an evening when the vast majority in the _ on an evening when the vast majority in the country were remembering those _ in the country were remembering those many thousands of people who have been_ those many thousands of people who have been lost to this horrible virus — have been lost to this horrible virus it— have been lost to this horrible virus. it was not good scenes. this was on _ virus. it was not good scenes. this was on the — virus. it was not good scenes. this was on the back of the most horrendous that we had seen on sunday— horrendous that we had seen on sunday evening. my colleagues are battered _ sunday evening. my colleagues are battered and bruised, in some cases physically _ battered and bruised, in some cases physically. we've got a number of officers _ physically. we've go

the scenes, mr speaker, in bristol yesterday, were utterly shameful.ry and disorder caused by a minority who put lives at risk, and our exceptional and brave police officers put themselves in harms way to protect the public. for them to face the criminal violence against them while upholding the law is completely unacceptable. my thoughts are with the injured officers and their family. mr speaker, i hope that every single member of parliament in this house willjoin me in condemning the shameful actions of the criminal minority involved. hear, hear! thank you, mr speaker. i am sure everybody will join the home secretary in condemning what were evil and shameful acts yesterday, no two ways about that. and the simple truth is that those evil and shameful acts demonstrated only too clearly the need for the police to have powers to deal with disruptive, dangerous actions mask debating behind the right to demonstrate, and that she is right to promote that. that being said, many of us, i suspect including her, view the right to demonstrate peacefully as a fou

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motion produced by bristol city council has been a great explaining cool city boutiques well it's the call of the exploitation and genocide of millions of africans to drive past into biking said i'm sorry but what i'd like to know is where those reparations get paid to whose pockets to they go into how is that all managed i'd also like to know how that goes any way you talk about it you talk about the cost consider this slavery it's been a slavery trite you talk about the consequences of that but actually those consequences today need to be addressed i mean money out for something that happened 100 years ago and will that we put a stop to it is not the also the also race to stop this divisive talk about heated this heated deitsch mine that they should apologize for this and we should focus on taking everybody as they are based on like their merits that character their contribution to society not taking up these things we continue continue doing that it will never end when we drove through a lot it's for you now it's reparations but what about me ok i might say i might i'm not i'm not

proposed to me believes that bristol hasn't managed to shake off its past . brew still militant group reach through african slave meant and this legacy is still with us not only in the buildings that surround us but also in the rife inequalities of wealth bawa and opportunity across our city becomes a month after protesters tore down a statue of slave trade edward colston and threw it into bristol harbor we put the sensitive issue of slavery reparations at the debate. paul african and caribbean heritage speak who constitutes one of the greatest crimes in human history the legacies of which are still being felt today so these are very real world consequences even today and i think that the. motion produced by bristol city council as a great slave being cool city boutiques well so called the exploitation and genocide of millions of africans to drive a stick of viking sent i'm sorry but what i'd like to know is where those reparations get paid to whose pockets to they go into how is that all managed i'd also like to know how that goes any way you talk about that

the last time bristol converted this was in 2001 but the last time was in 1970.lk about that dirt. 3 layers from the 2001 dirt races. this tennessee red play. if you put that on screen that staple of it for you, this is very sick. janice was talking about the rain and all of that. not such a bad thing. what you can expect before you get on a track, you can speculate all you want. you got to do it and see how wet the track is. you can catch the coverage, starts at 3:30 sunday on fox. jillian: a lot of wins, thank you. we will be right back. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. it's moving day. and while her

andrew plant, bbc news in bristol. the home secretary condemned last night's scenes in bristol.democracy, so the principal to protest and have your voice heard is absolutely crucial. but there is no, no acceptability at all for criminality, thuggish behaviour and the type of violent scenes we have seen over recent evenings, including the most appalling assaults and criminal attacks on police officers. there is a fundamental difference between the two. efforts are being made to refloat a huge container ship which has run aground in egypt's suez canal — blocking one of the world's most important shipping routes. the 400—metre—long ever given got stuck yesterday morning after losing power. the canal through egypt is a vital link for freight between asia and europe. 50 ships a day normally pass through it carrying twelve per cent of the world's trade. it is called evergreen. the uk's inflation rate unexpectedly fell to 0.4% in february, down from 0.7% injanuary. the drop was largely due to a fall in the cost of clothes, travel and second—hand cars, though the cost of petrol and dies

protesters clash with police in bristol after thousands demonstrate over plans to give the police moreowers to deal with non—violent protests. now on bbc news, iqra school in aleppo was bombed by a fighterjet in 2013. a bbc panorama team were filming in a children's hospital nearby and captured the desperate attempts to save lives. a warning: this film contains very graphic and disturbing content. almost 6 million children have been born into war in syria. in a decade of conflict, at least 25,000 children have been killed. thousands of schools have been totally or partially destroyed. this is iqra school in north—west syria. a syrian fighterjet has just dropped an incendiary bomb in its courtyard. four students were incinerated immediately, and many, with horrific injuries, died soon after the attack. there has been nojustice for those who were killed, and the survivors live with traumatic memories, many with constant pain. there were false accusations that this attack never happened, that the victims had faked their injuries. i was there that day, and filmed these images of students a

but there is a picture of barely recognized by the government's report jonah al-jazeera bristol . and you can find out more on that and all the other stories that we've been covering on our website our just 0 dot com. my the air. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a court in minneapolis has been showing the last moments of george ford's life from the perspective of the police officers who arrested him in often distressing recordings from their body cameras the jury witnessed him encounter the officers including derek chauvin who was on trial for his murder floyd's death last year sparked months of rachel racial justice protests across the world. who was the only .

the second half is under way and it's now bristol 21—20 harlequins.ro11t. they're comfortable, though, leading 27—15 in their dead rubber of a group game. later leinster and munster meet in the final at 5 o'clock this evening. tommy fleetwood looks on course to reach the quarterfinals of the world golf championship matchplay in texas. and with shots like this, you can see why. he's taking on south africa's dylan fritelli and is 3 up through 12 holes with a hole in one at the fourth helping his cause. scotland's robert mcintyre trails victor perez. three down after eight holes. that's all the sport for now. commentary of wakefield against leeds rhinos can be found on the bbc sport website, as well as triathlon too taking place at the london aquatics centre. all the big stories and more there as well. i'll have another update for you at around 4:15. the mp kenny macaskill has announced he is quitting the snp to stand for alex salmond's new party at the holyrood election. mr macaskill said the new parry — alba — would help achieve independence. mr salmon

have a bigger impact than race on how people's lives turn out but as john whole reports now from bristol this doesn't match the day to day experiences of communities across the country. the picture of britain having largely moved on from racial and ethnic inequality isn't one recognized in cities like bristol ranked among the country's most unequal societies. 'd last summer the statue of a prominent 17th century slave owner was toppled amid nationwide black lives matter protests that prompted the government's review the disparities in education employment health and criminal justice it's disgraceful i mean everything else leading up to this point has said completely different things even government commission reports we're definitely not a beacon for the world if we look at incarceration figures they're worse than america capital if we look at deaths in custody if we look at stop and search and drug stops and searches they are. disproportionate to the crimes being committed and they are focused on black men especially these are the front doors beyond. anton brown believes deprived commun

elsewhere, second—placed manchester city were 3—0 winners over bristol city.a 2—0, while west ham and birmingham city played out a 2—2 draw, taking west ham off the bottom of the table. now to the second day of action at cheltenham, where two—time grand national winner tiger roll cruised to victory in the cross country chase for his fifth career win at the festival. it was the second winner of the meet for trainer denise foster, who's stepped in while gordon elliott serves a six—month ban. joe lynskey reports. tiger roll makes each jump despite his size. he's one of racing's smallest champions, but may lead its greatest legacy. he's now won two grand nationals and five times at cheltenham. this horse takes on the cross country marathons, butjust reaching the start lines being a challenge. tiger roll was trained by gordon elliott, who's now suspended from the sport. the horse's age and form meant few thought he'd win win — but in the twilight of his career and perhaps his last race in the uk, they couldn't catch him. tiger roll! heading for a fifth success at t

it was a night of violence and disorder on the streets of bristol.injured, 20 of them seriously. it ended with 2 police officers injured, two of them seriously. it ended with 21 police officers injured, two of them seriously. i�*m incredibly saddened. i�*m saddened that so many of my brave police officers, our officers have been injured doing theirjob. but we will catch these people, and we�*ll do everything we can to learn from the events and make sure that this doesn�*t happen again. there were marches in other cities too — against the government proposals for england and wales which could see police impose start and finish times on demonstrations, set noise limits, and at its extreme fine individual protesters up to £2500. in bristol, things escalated. and this is sort of everyone milling around... max was one of those who wanted to make a stand but believes the cause was hijacked. i hope that people are able to view them as two separate events and to understand that what was thousands of people peacefully protesting against the bill is much more

borisjohnson has described as "disgraceful" attacks on the police in bristol on friday night.test in the city in a week. tim allman reports. for the third time in less than a week, police clashed with protesters on the streets of bristol. the demonstration had been largely peaceful, butjust after 10:00pm, officers told people to disperse and then they moved in. wearing helmets and carrying shields, they moved forward trying to force protesters to leave. there appear to be minor scuffles with some officers using batons as they confronted the demonstrators. police say projectiles, including eggs and glass bottles, were thrown at them and lasers were shone in their faces. officers are trained in the tactics that they will use. we need to provide them with protection — with the helmets and shields and the protective clothing that they wear, but when they are attacked with bottles being thrown, eggs being thrown, a bicycle pedal being thrown, paint being thrown, police horses coming under attack — we need to respond effectively and robustly to that threat. all this happening close

windows being smashed of the police building in downtown bristol. one of those police vans is burning officers are trying to move two others and you can see protesters sitting on the roof, sitting on the windshield. it even looks like one person is trying to set one of those vehicles on fire while police are in it trying to move it. police also said that people threw fireworks, threw other projectiles at them. one officer ended up with broken ribs. another ended up with a broken arm. officers from neighboring areas actually had to be brought in to restore order and restore calm. the chairman of the local police condemned what he said was a mob of animals. the home secretary who's responsible for policing in the uk condemned what she called unacceptable thuggery and disorder, ross mahery. >> all right. scott mclean bringing us the very latest there. many thanks. >>> the european union will soon approve sanctions on military officials in myanmar in response to last month's coup and ensuing crackdown against protesters. demonstrators have remained defi

here borisjohnson has described as "disgraceful" attacks on the police in bristol on friday night.on to clear the third mass protest in the city in a week. around 1000 people had gathered to oppose law changes that would give police more powers to restrict demonstrations. efforts have resumed to refloat the giant container ship blocking egypt's suez canal. the suez canal authority says 1a tug boats are involved in the operation to free the ever given, which has been stranded since tuesday. officials say that wind speed was not the main reason for the incident, which has left more than 300 vessels currently waiting for passage through one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. the headlines on bbc news... covid boosterjabs may be available as early as september, with the over—70s and front—line health workers first in line. lockdown eases in wales — the first uk nation to lift travel restrictions within its borders. the mp kenny macaskill announces he is quitting the snp, to stand for alex salmond's new party at the holyrood election. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc spor

at the satellite picture you can pretty much draw a line from lincolnshire all the way down to the bristol channel, anywhere south and east, beautiful afternoon developed and further north and west the rain has arrived and the wind is strengthening as well and it is pushing the rain through at quite a pace, so ijust want pushing the rain through at quite a pace, so i just want to pushing the rain through at quite a pace, so ijust want to jump pushing the rain through at quite a pace, so i just want to jump forward to tomorrow morning because that weather front, to tomorrow morning because that weatherfront, that to tomorrow morning because that weather front, that is going to be pretty much down where we had the sunshine today, through lincolnshire, down to the bristol channel so here it is likely to stay cloudy with a little bit of patchy rain. behind it, sunshine coming through and into the afternoon we see more widespread showers develop across western scotland and northern ireland. highs of eight to ii in the north but we could see 13 or ireland. highs of eight to 11 in the north but w