with me is former fleet street editor, eve pollard. good editor, eve pollard. to see you.ton post reports atlanta's top prosecutor will decide this week whether to bring charges against the police officer who shot rayshard brooks, a black man whose killing outside a restaurant on friday sparked a fresh wave of protests against police violence. as france lifts a number of covid—i9 lockdown restrictions, le figaro carries a picture on its front page highlighting an outbreak of over 100 cases of coronavirus in beijing, most of them, it says, related to the wholesale food market supplying the chinese capital, the largest of its kind, in asia. the metro says mile—long queues formed as shops across england reopened today, following three months of lockdown. it's after government pleas for shoppers to help put the economy back on track. according to the new york times, as poor countries around the world struggle to beat back the coronavirus, they could be unintentionally contributing to fresh waves of illness and death from other diseases, ones that are readily prevented by vacci

with me is economics editor at the indepdent ben chu — and former fleet street editor, eve pollard.rdian says the adviser leading much of the work to form the commission on race and ethnic disparities announced by the prime minister has cast doubt on the existence of institutional racism and has condemned previous regimes for fostering a culture of grievance. the daily mail reports that a government minister has admitted he knew he was saving a tory party donor tens of millions of pounds — in approving a one billion pound property scheme — saying all the rules were followed. the financial times says borisjohnson has set an end—of—july deadline for sealing a uk—eu trade deal, amid growing optimism in london and brussels that a post—brexit agreement might be possible. that's also reflected in the daily express, which says eu leaders have indicated that they will drop their hardline demands. the metro says mile—long queues formed as shops across england reopened today — following three months of lockdown — it's after government pleas for shoppers to help put the economy back on track.