street stores were driven out of the city up to today vendors who set up their stores and to move to city center face hefty fines but some take the risk this man who does not want to reveal his name used to work on the city's construction site it's. that there is no way to find employment right now i'm getting too old for these jobs so i set up to stall. people like him are called aereo vendors in china they show up in popular places and quickly leave when officers approach with few other perspectives he invested his savings into an old motorized tricep say you thought you would say oh my business is not really good it's just enough to survive and pay my rent i have to make a living somehow way out there with the money. he spite encouragement from the central government cities a hesitating to allow them back to vittie is often limited to the old school after quitting the office job rend one was looking forward to being her own boss but quickly had to learn that you really want freedom has its limits too. there are days when business is bad and you just don't feel like coming back the next day bu

well like i said we're in the city center and the pops you know most of them here didn't even have public viewing so very few people even inside the pop so you could you did hear some faint screams here and there but nothing under normal circumstances and in normal circumstances it would be a lot rowdy it would be a lot louder and you would have hundreds of fans are making their way here perhaps probably trying to bomb this life right now but at the moment nothing and you know by and didn't just win the champions league but they also want to historic 2nd trouble so i guess maybe we have to give the fans a bit more time a bit more patient i'm sure more of them will come oh it. is dead. good luck. but be careful what you wish for actually need. well jumps in crime from day to be a sports joins me here in the studio jonathan took us through the match probably wouldn't go for 3 we're expecting before the game anthony but that doesn't take away from any of the quality tight for us tough as you mentioned a few chances for each side but it was the man that kingsley carmel who got the win now wha

tried a soft approach to city center disturbances and look at shanghai is clearly not going to make the same mistake as he's already signaled and we'll see already that his opponents are taking shape in the city center in better routes in minsk in the shape of a rather tough looking hoodlums who seem to be from the same. style as belgrade and previously ok well what we do know this is that taken over sky has supporters not to confront the police to think or say violence calm down in better race i think that the calm does not suit the agendas of external players i mean the american interest washington's interest to be at more accurate will be a failed state another failed state on russia's borders hopefully with russia getting the blame for the situation the americans will certainly want the better russian population to be aided mated for any talk of unity with russia so what they really want is for the situation to get worse not better certainly in the short and medium term i don't know what the russian population will get out of that because ukraine is certainly population didn't get t

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belorussian capital of minsk continue to saw today citizens have already started to gather in the city center again vehicles reported to have moved in as well it all comes in the wake of sunday's disputed presidential election which has plunged the country into chaos our correspondent reports now from the city. yes it's just that here there were less wars to be honest it's quite difficult to describe to you what's going on in victory square in minsk on the square there are women with flowers in their hands and you can also see the women dressed in white with flowers in their hands remaining along independence avenue cars and buses which are passing by a honking their horns in support of what they call the solidarity action the solidarity is against violence and the right place and all the recent developments in minsk there are mainly women many passing cars honking i do not know i'll ask this girl why are you here because i am here to stand up for fair elections in this country and this action is also against violence isn't it great i guess all these ideas are being championed here i got it t

because of the her memorial church in the western part of the city center stands as a reminder of the bombing of the land. it's been preserved in its ruined condition to serve as a memorial against war and destruction. of other important commemorative sites include the soviet war memorial in toto our park. and the military cemetery on health class which pays tribute to about 3600 members of the royal air force most of them were killed during the raids on berlin airmen from britain australia canada and new zealand. like few other cities been has been powerfully shaped by its history. in their graffiti the soviet soldiers refer to the stock building as hitler's lair but the dictator had sought refuge in a different building located near brandenburg gate on the village dawson an air raid shelter called the fruit had been built underneath the garden of the old device chancellery. this is where hitler committed suicide on april 30th 1945 only an information board stands here to mark the site the bunker was partly demolished after the war the rest was buried. hitler died here and it's reall

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as all the death of the city center. as all the people moves out of the office.obility will also be hit if automatically people move out of offices. kids from various backgrounds who have been able to get into officers and impress people face able to do that anymore. it's a lot harder to do that if you just do that i meeting the boss for a zoom chart every few hours. so i do think that it will impact. but it's all right for people managers been doing it for 20, 30 years just ringing right for people managers been doing it for 20, 30 yearsjust ringing up certain people and bringing in a lot of money. at people starting out now are going to find it very hard to climb the ladder. i see you nodding at that rachel. yeah, it sounds absolutely right. i think we need a bit of flexibility in this approach was stop there will be some working from home and it has been better and there will be many people for whom that has not been the case. a lot of people who describe office work now, just say it's ten times more labourious beef because you haven't got people in the room.

als' ahead, britain' empty town and city centers. the campaign to get staff back in the workplace.urricane laura kills at least six people in louisiana. ♪ you are watching bbc thousands of black lives matter demonstrators have gathered in washington to mark the 57th anniversary of martin luther e families of black americans shot or killed by police are taking part and they are demanding reforms to the criminal justice system. the demonstration is called get urv. al sharpton is one of the most prominent f of the civil rights movement. he says marches will continue until black lives matt to everyone. >> for too long, you acted like we didn't matter. theyay everybody matters but everybody hasn't mattered the same in america. the reason we had and still have to say black lives i matter because we get less health care like we don't matter. we go to jail longer the same crime like we don't matter. we get poverty, unemployment, double the others like we don't matter. we are treated with disrespect by policeman that we pay their salaries like we don't matte so wfigured we would let you kno

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the shockwave ripped through the city center speeding cars in the air in shattering windows miles away there are fatalities and hospitals are treating hundreds of injured the prime minister says those responsible will pay the price tonight complete coverage of the beirut blast i bring golf in berlin this is the day. oh my. i didn't know what happened i was fishing in the head there was a fire and i heard something explodes and i was injured i don't know what happened . to my collarbone i think my injuries were caused by foot glass he could make my call and you don't like this. also coming up tonight europe's growing list of strong arm leader shouldn't the european union be putting them in their place and the time which try to make a connection between the rule of law budget. was. it was successfully rejected. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day in the aftermath of the blast in beirut lebanon as prime minister has declared wednesday a day of mourning the dead are still being counted hundreds have been hospitalized all caught by

in berlin cards tossed far from the city center the german v. are marked signs unconditional surrender on may 8th 1945 today the historic site houses the german russian museum exhibition curator funk shows me what's called the surrender room. why is this museum so far off the beaten track. yes it is and why did the fans well the soviet set up their headquarters in this building in april 945 s. the building hadn't been completely destroyed and it was a distinguished looking space that seemed appropriate for the signing of the surrender and what i see here is that all original or has it been recreated. you know as well as you just guessed the furnishings are not the originals they were brought to this museum in the 1960 s. . the flooring the lamps and chandelier are the originals from the 1940 s. . that's right do you have the original surrender documents. you know now i'm going i love the archive no the originals of the surrender agreement are kept in the military are carbon fiber and that's where they'll probably stay. but we have had high quali

and this is what's going on almost across the entire city center in some places women are arriving spontaneously and others they're moving from one spot to another what you're seeing these 2 girls were found was and was just prospering this is how the center of minsk is looking very canadian. because moving extremely slowly literally in 1st gear all the drivers are honking their horns and waving their arms there are lots of flowers service which is something unimaginable is going on in the center of minsk this is the way the people are driving the women is standing along independence avenue well if something like that. across the country people have been forming human chains and a show of solidarity with the protesters some of even embarked on a charm offensive by giving flowers to police factory workers though are taking a more direct approach with some downing tolson walking out on strike all voicing their demands. ok thank you thank. you thank you. meanwhile as were reported earlier in minsk and identified armed men entered 2 offices of the russian internet giant young text the company later

the city up to today vendors from set up their stores and turning to city center face hefty fines for some take the risk this man who does not want to reveal his name used to work in the city's construction sites. think there is no way to find employment right now i'm getting too old for these jobs so i set up the stall i people like him are called aereo vendors in china they show up in popular places and quickly leave when officers approach with few other perspectives he invested his savings into an old motorized tri-city say you call it you say oh my business is not really good it's just enough to survive and pay my rent i have to make a living somehow way out there with the i i. he spite encouragement from the central government cities a hesitating to allow them back to vittie is often limited to the old school after quitting the office job rend one was looking forward to being her own boss but quickly had to learn that you really want freedom has its limits too. there are days when business is bad and you just don't feel like coming back the next day but if you do that you'll lose

and this is causing people to move from city centers and suburbs are big on the list.n't looking to be close to retail and restaurant since a lot of those things are closed, people are getting used to delivery and takeout so being near those kinds of retail businesses isn't as important as it was in the past. this is being driven by record low mortgage rates. home sales up more than 20% in the last month. real estate officials are telling us their phones are ringing off the hook as people are trying to figure out what kinds of homes they want to buy to live in this new lifestyle. >> if you're lucky enough to be still employed and are able to make the move and have young kids to deal with, it's understandable you want to get out of the city centers. >> absolutely. >> let's talk about mail-in voting. you have millions that usually vote in person but they are going to be turning to mail-in ballots because of the pandemic. what are the concerns you are finding. >> this is a new election for millions of americans because of pandemic and coronavirus fears, they'll be voting

just north of the city center kilometer or so at the docks the shock waves really could be felt hundreds of kilometers away in cyprus across the maid broken windows 1015 kilometers away at the international airport in the south of the city must of smoke just covering all over the city as well it's going to be a must of clear up and it's going to let you can imagine many many days until things are put back to normal in the region several hospitals severely damaged as well reportedly unable to take patients we're hearing that in fact some patients even though it's nighttime not just coming up to half past 11 being treated side because hospitals clinics were really at full capacity because of coronavirus at this is not to their work to the numbers to the ranks their coats and street rallies by the way just to give you some background to what is a troubled city over the past few weeks against the government's handling of the worst economic slump since the 2nd civil war there which ended 3 decades ago there's also been a recent escalation on the border with israel which is accused hezbollah f

one person was arrested while sitting on a bench in the city center.s severely beaten. >> they came with six men and started to beat me. when i grabbed a stick, they beat me even more and sprayed something in my face that was burning. when i asked for help, they did not help me. reporter: thousands of detainees. president lukashenko has detained them as a criminal underclass. >> the core of these so-called protesters are people with a criminal past and those who are currently unemployed. those who do not have a job walk in the streets and avenues. that is why i am kindly urging anyone who is unemployed to get a job. a third nightas of protests with pedestrians. deter hundredst of women from protesting to condemn the violence. they marched for peace and fair elections. president lukashenko has been in power for 26 years and got more than 80% of the vote. a claim many in belarus have called absurd. men wearing the black, the women wearing white as a sign of peace. stop beating us, their main message. women have been growing in opposition against the luka