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correspondent shaadi edwards dashti has been gauging the situation for us a little aside from there in london. this is the full sweep in a row where protesters have come out in force to show their solidarity with george floyd of course an unarmed black man who died at the hands of police in custody nearly a month ago when a white police officer now down on his neck for nearly 9 minutes as a result telling george floyd the movement began as a solidarity movement so as you can see it's very peaceful scenes here throughout the day in central london and many protester coming out in force to go against racism what they call institutional discrimination and prejudice it's a global issue and i think i think this is a story that we're going to get the message across it's global it's a big network we only know how long it's going to take. to be on the mumblings just . because. you know the mystery this is the start of something. what you know what i'm trying to change that perspective so that you will look at me as a criminal she wanted was a criminal so the police or so may not be racist but i

showed the average dashti was there too i think. the please no mrs and tearing into was a protest in central london inside a tyrant see when george north has been going 'd out throughout the entire day all demonstrations are under one umbrella prior clive's martin a scuffle side now breaking out in style since of demonstrations have been going on throughout the day these are the last remaining people the house being own this street said today only it's our desire to george freud to concede it's getting slightly aggressive at this point in time the police are right training as it seems to be hunting is hearsay the police brutality is not just an issue in america but it also occurs right here in britain as why people are really out here today to show those comparisons when we look at statistics in the united kingdom we know the practical a full times more likely to be at the hands of british police and resulting in excess of force by british based as well than their white counterparts when we look at what's going on during this pandem

with more on that is shutting edwards dashti. it's been a while since climate change activists extinction rebellion have been well making any headlines but on thursday they were back in the news after a seemingly provocative stunt that seems to be based on the old robin hood tale robbing from the rich to give to the poor in london 5 activists went shoplifting in a food shop although they targeted a major corporate chain rather than a smaller private business running out of the supermarket they then proceeded to give all of their bounty away in a protest against poverty they also slap stickers around the shops which were proclaiming things like new lower price free because poverty sucks news the infamous marie antoinette slogan let them eat cake with the word cake crosstown their banners i'm not stealing food i'm a gift aiding it we're changing the rules because the rules plain wrong this is not against sainsbury's but the profiteering of a basic human need the stunt also proclaimed the appearance of a new political party called u

under lockdown rules $22.00 police officers were injured as the event turned violent shadi edwards dashti has this report. what began as a large scale street party quite peaceful descended later on in these clashes on this very street here in angel town in brixton now police were called around the 1 am 2 am mark to try and discuss the crowds from the scene but we've seen some quite alarming footage emerging on social media including police being hit with perhaps but also police responding in quite an aggressive manner as well we do know that over 20 peace officers have been injured as a result 2 of which have been hospitalized but also we know that 4 people remain in custody for public order offenses now what i've been hearing on the very scene from local residents is quite a different picture to those alarming scenes in fact they argue that it was a very peaceful street party enjoying the hottest day of the year yesterday but it was people that came from other areas of london on to this very street that descended into the clashes with the police and they argue with those people that have

names of all of their patrons in order to help with that test and trace program mends artie's shadi dashti went to meet some of those establishments as they get ready for reopening day. it's nearly 3 months since the u.k. 1st went into lockdown when pubs court last orders and restaurants closed doors but despite non-essential business is reopening the hospitality sector said it simply couldn't cope with the 2 me to social distancing in place and it seems the government agrees given. the significant force in the prevalence of the virus we can change the 2 metre social distancing route from the 4th of july. the announcement came through while i was with the ross sea. tina and with a relaxed he thinks the sector is headed in the right direction to finally get back on track this is what we this is what we do for a living for a choice. in the restaurant industry made with out of luck a profound love it's not an easy life it's a very challenging and hard life but we live off the energy of the people we live off our customers we live off our teams and we're here because we want to open our doors