its new prime minister, micheal martin, as the country's two largest parties, fianna fail and fine gael, form a coalition for the first time a man who stabbed six people at a hotel in glasgow yesterday warned others he planned to carry out the attack, the bbc understands. the us infectious disease chief says the nation has a "serious problem" in its handling of covid—19. india records its highest daily number of new coronavirus cases so far, surging to over half a million. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis the british government is to ease restrictions on travel abroad which were introduced to help to control coronavirus. the advice to avoid all but essential travel is being relaxed from the sixth ofjuly. it's expected british holiday—makers will be able to head to popular destinations like spain, italy, france and greece without having to spend 14 days in quarantine when they return. details will be announced next week. tom burridge reports. after a long lockdown, some people are desperate for a holida

leo varadkar, the leader of fine gael, is standing down from the top job in government.as tanaiste, the deputy prime minister. in december 2022, leo varadkar will swap places with micheal martin, meaning he will take over leadership of the coalition. the third party in power are the greens. their leader, eamon ryan, is also in line for a senior ministerial role. fianna fail and fine gael have dominated governments in dublin for almost a century, but never before have they gone into coalition with each other. they grew out of the two sides in the irish civil war in the 19205, and the historical rivalry between them has been fierce. broadly speaking, they're both parties of the political centre, though fine gael has tended to be slightly to the right of fianna fail. their combined electoral strength is dropped in the last decade. there have been weeks of negotiation since the general election in early february. back then, the most first preference votes went to the left—wing republican party sinn fein, led by mary mcdonald, and it will now lead the opposition for the first

the fine gael leader leo varadkar has stood down as taoiseach to be the deputy prime minister.nd be taoiseach again in 2.5 years‘ time. this is a historic occasion. i believe civil war politics ended a long time ago in our country but today, civil war politics ends in our parliament. in other big change, sinn fein, led by mary lou mcdonald, is now the main opposition party here. this country is facing a second pressing international issue, besides the coronavirus — as the uk's close neighbour, it'll be hugely affected by the brexit trade talks. micheal martin is leading an unprecedented coalition for uncertain times. chris page, bbc news, dublin. this is bbc world news. the headlines: a milestone in the us. more than 2.5 million people have now been told they have covid—19. well, let's stay with that story. the south and western states are all seeing a big spike in cases. i spoke to alison steinbach, a reporter with the arizona republic newspaper. i asked her how people had been reacting there. yeah, i think it has been pretty concerning, i would say, for the past month. so pre

mrmartin, who is the leader of fianna fail, was voted into thejob by fine gael, which is the party ofach, leo varadkar. this is a historic occasion. i believe civil war politics ended a long time ago in our country, but today civil war politics ends in our parliament. two great parties, fianna fail and fine gael, coming together with another great party, the green party, to offer what this country needs. fianna fail and fine gael have dominated governments in dublin for almost a century, but never before have they gone into coalition with each other. they grew out of the two sides in the irish civil war in the 1920s, and the historical rivalry between them has been fierce. broadly speaking, they are both parties of the political centre, though fine gael has tended to be slightly to the right of fianna fail. their combined electoral strength has dropped in the last decade. in another big change, sinn fein, which is in government in northern ireland, will now lead the opposition in dublin micheal martin and his ministers will face challenges none of their predecessors had. as well as th

the fine gael leader, leo varadkar, has stood down as taoiseach to be the deputy prime minister, butr martin and be taoiseach again in 2.5 years' time. this is a historic occasion. i believe civil war politics ended a long time ago in our country. but today, civil war politics ends in our parliament. in other big change, sinn fein, led by mary lou mcdonald, is now the main opposition party here. this country's facing a second pressing international issue besides the coronavirus. as the uk's close neighbour, it'll be hugely affected by the brexit trade talks. micheal martin's leading an unprecedented coalition for uncertain times. chris page, bbc news, dublin. this is bbc world news. our main headline: a milestone in the us — more than 2.5 million people have now been told they have covid—19. staying in the us now. many states, particularly republican ones such as florida and texas, that were starting to open up economically, have had to reverse some of that. and unlike other parts of the world, in the us, the issue of restrictions and especially the wearing of masks has become one of

though both parties broadly have the political centre, but fine gael has tended to be slightly to thetood down as taoiseach to be the deputy prime minister, but under the deal, he'll swap positions with mr martin and be taoiseach again in two and a half years' time. this is a historic occasion. i believe civil—war politics ended a long time ago in our country. but today, civil—war politics ends in our parliament. in another big change, sinn fein, led by mary lou mcdonald, is now the main opposition party here. this country's facing a second pressing international issue besides the coronavirus. as the uk's close neighbour, it'll be hugely affected by the brexit trade talks. micheal martin's leading an unprecedented coalition for uncertain times. chris page, bbc news, dublin. you're watching bbc news. a reminder of our top stories: british tourists will soon be able to go on holiday in other european countries without having to quarantine when they return. the number of coronavirus cases in india surges past half a million, as the country records its highest daily rise in new infections

underpin everything in the programme for government which has been agreed between fianna fail, fine gaely our members with overwhelming majorities. fianna fail and fine gael have dominated governments here in dublin for almost a century, but never before have they gone into coalition together. they grew out of two sides in the irish civil war in the 1920s, and their historical rivalry has been intense. though both parties probably have the political centre, fine gael has tended to be slightly to the right of fianna fail. the fine gael leader leo varadkar has stood down as taoiseach to be the deputy prime minister, but under the deal, he'll swap positions with mr martin and be taoiseach again in two and half years' time. this is a historic occasion. i believe civil war politics ended a long time ago in our country. but today civil war politics ends in our parliament. in another big change, sinn fein, led by mary lou mcdonald, is now the main opposition party here. this country's facing a second pressing international issue besides the coronavirus. as the uk's close neighbour, it'll be hug

the fine gael leader, leo varadkar, has stood down as taoiseach to be the deputy prime minister, butwith mr martin and be taoiseach again in 2.5 years‘ time. this is a historic occasion. i believe civil war politics ended a long time ago in our country. but today, civil war politics ends in our parliament. in other big change, sinn fein, led by mary lou mcdonald, is now the main opposition party here. this country's facing a second pressing international issue besides the coronavirus. as the uk's close neighbour, it'll be hugely affected by the brexit trade talks. micheal martin's leading an unprecedented coalition for uncertain times. chris page, bbc news, dublin. partial results in iceland's presidential election are showing that the incumbent, gudni johannesson, has won 90% of the votes, giving him a second 4—year term. polls had predicted a landslide victory for the former history professor. he was challenged by the businessman gudmundur franklin jonsson. iceland is the second european country to hold polls since coronavirus lockdowns were eased. this is bbc world news. our top s

ireland is set to get a new government today, as the country's two largest parties, fianna fail and fine gaelform a coalition for the first time. president trump signs an executive order calling for protesters who target statues and monuments to be jailed. as the majority of the uk's pride events move online today, some are still planning to march — including veterans of london's gay liberation front. the northern italian region of lombardy saw the first coronavirus outbreak in europe. mark lowen, who has reported on the story from the start, returns to ask what went wrong. the virus gripped italy, suddenly, silently throttling it. the fire that burned through europe was lit here, exporting cases across the world from brazil to britain. we will get the latest on the situation in northern italy with our correspondent mark lowen. yes, clive, we are just outside the town of codogno, which is the italian epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak. we have been driving around this exclusion zone and the streets have been completely deserted. the police told us earlier that if we went a bit further up t

its new prime minister, micheal martin, as the country's two largest parties, fianna fail and fine gael, form a coalition for the first time. a man who stabbed six people yesterday warned he carried out the attack. as texas and florida reimpose virus restrictions, the us infectious disease chief says the nation has a serious problem in its handling of covid—19. india records its highest daily number of new coronavirus cases so far, surging to over half a million. and now on bbc news, audiences from around the world question their leaders on global issues in this edition of global questions with zeinab badawi. hello and welcome to london for this edition of global questions with me, zeinab badawi. as coronavirus spread around the world, so too did a wave of misinformation about it. the media platforms, like google, facebook and twitter, are taking a tougher stand on what can be shared online as well as against people who use social media to sow hatred which fuels polarisation in societies and undermined democracies. that's the topic of this global questions — information disorder, who ca

elected in a special parliamentary sitting he heads an unprecedented coalition with arch rival finnick gaeland the smaller greens it once was forged to keep the republican chin fane out of power. the african union is reporting progress in 3 way negotiations to build one of the world's largest downs it says over 90 percent of the issues among egypt ethiopia and sudan have been resolved the a us trying to broker a deal to end a dispute about the dam which was begun on the blue nile river anything in 2011 the government said it would start filling the reservoir in a few weeks to produce hydroelectric power. sudan hopes to benefit from the dam as well but egypt fears it could face massive water shortages. the project has triggered a decades long dispute ethiopia began construction of africa's largest dam 9 years ago it will cost more than $4000000000.00 euros now the grand ethiopian renaissance dam is almost completed and ethiopia hopes to benefit from huge amounts of cheap electricity but egypt insists its water supplies must be protected you have paid for the construction of the dam from the

minister and for the 1st time his fin a failed party will be partners and government with rivals fianna gael along with the green party. those are the headlines and i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera after people in power. in the coronavirus pandemic hit iran earlier this year filmmaker james should move to begin documenting his own life and the lock down in a nation already beset by international sanctions the result was this intimate portrayal of isolation in one of the world's least understood countries. there was a shot but then as if we knew that it was. either secure if we knew that was on the money you could put us into your book how to go into the fund. based on the 10 member then this will make your mother nothing about you back. thank you for everything her mother did ever ever. put in with that have been going to work for you are they going to call home around them and look for the new. even if you have mum house. whatever you do you know more than her more. so little that the she does it and knows he was not there so you get a feel. for. this the manger and she demand

its new prime minister, mee—hul martin, as the country's two largest parties, fianna fail and fine gaelrm a coalition for the first time. health experts in the us say the country has a "serious problem", as new cases of coronavirus reach a record high. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday: good evening and welcome to spots day. the headlines: european football next season. the fa cup is back. we will bring you up today with the quarterfinal between norwich and manchester united and dan norwich and manchester united and da n eva ns norwich and manchester united and dan evans sends andy murray packing. thank you forjoining us this saturday evening after a week packed with premier league football, just the one game for you today but a hugely significant one for west midlands rivals. aston villa last to leave their premier league future in huge doubt. wolves are fifth and in contention for champions league football next season. wills could be heading for europe while aston villa have six games left to avoid relegation. no goals in the first half and that was despite the aston villa keepe

material at the back either team or van and i exactly saw it in the wall for this free kick from rafael gael that duckett easily have seen the deficit doubled so far not van is best performance at rb. and it was a similar story in the 2nd half dormant lurking and just waiting to pounce on a toothless light sick mats hummels out of position but in exactly the right place to put all of through on goal. line 6 saved again by gussie and also the wood well. that was perhaps a wake up call for the hosts who still need of points to secure 3rd place defend angelina had a couple of chances as you did not those men finally saw some fight from his side but it was a game over for tea at least with 20 minutes left and less the memorable final home game not help another fine showing miss dortmund counterpart. was that in holland somehow managed to bungle the ball over the line and they'll count his 13th in the league and goal number 84 for dortmund a new club record. we have a lot of good quality players and when we get the. good to play good together we know that we will create a lot of chances and. it's

months of deadlock, ireland will have a new government, after the mainstream fianna fail and fine gael parliament will meet in dublin on saturday to elect the fianna fail leader micheal martin as taoiseach, or prime minister. the deal excludes the resurgent republican party, sinn fein, from government. pakistan will start criminal proceedings against 28 pilots accused of falsifying their flying credentials. the aviation minister said at least nine had confessed to not having a valid flying licence. the action follows a pakistan international airlines crash that killed 97 people. marine biologists say the continued use of fishing trawlers has led to record numbers of dead dolphins washing up on france's atlantic coast. they're warning that the increase in deaths is so high it's now threatening the survival of the local population. french law requires fishermen to declare all by—catch of marine mammals, but scientists warn this doesn't always happen. for the first time in history, the us house of representatives has voted to declare washington, dc america's 51st state. the vote, along la

months of deadlock, ireland will have a new government, after the mainstream fianna fail and fine gaelon saturday to elect the fianna fail leader micheal martin as taoiseach or prime minister. the deal excludes the resurgent republican party, sinn fein, from government. marine biologists say the continued use of fishing trawlers has led to record numbers of dead dolphins washing up on france‘s atlantic coast. they‘re warning that the increase in deaths is so high it‘s now threatening the survival of the local population. french law requires fishermen to declare all by—catch of marine mammals but scientists warn this doesn‘t always happen. for the first time in history, the us house of representatives has approved a measure to make washington, dc the country‘s 51st state. dc stands, of course, for district of colombia — and it has a population of over 700,000 people, larger than the populations of several states, but residents have no voting representation in congress. in the house of representatives, the district is represented by a delegate, who is not allowed to vote. and dc resident

newcastle did improve after the break and should have equalised what gael somehow missed an open goal and that mistake seemed worse just a minute later when robin stirling put the game to bed. to no city who may have lost the premier league crown to liverpool this week but could still end the season with 3 trophies they've already won the league cup they're still competing in the champions league and now into the semifinals of the f.a. cup. they'll be up against arsenal who've won the cup 13 times more than any other team the gunners went ahead against sheffield united midway through the 1st half with a penalty alexander lakas that was brought down in the books and pep 8 and the rest . sheffield are actually a place higher than arsenal in the premier league and created more chances after the break they goalkeeper dean henderson nearly equalized with a wind assisted go kick but it bounced just over to the relief of his opposite number asshole did concede to a long throw though failing to clear the ball and david mcgoldrick level things up with 3 minutes left it seems certain to head fo

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>>the recent events the gaels also worries about what's next on some of the biggest protests happening in states with the highest number of coronavirus cases. >>you know as worries about another wave of infection. the reality is the same communities already disproportionately impacted by this first ways we just hope that any future waves or future increases in cases don't continue those disparate outcomes i hope that all things that i've said that if individuals are choosing to protest the protests safety as best as they can. >>knowledge that we are a little bit nervous. while many protesters are choosing to wear masks others are not the impact won't be known for some time. >>i'm stacey cohan reporting. >>and check this out this is in washington dc quite a sight here in yellow. letters that pain a black lives matter. signal there is a road leading right to the white house. it spans 2 blocks and 16th street the mayor's office says the work started early this morning. she designated this section of roadway, black lives matter plaza complete with a new actual street site, washington has b

irish political parties fianna fail, fine gael and the greens will sign a deal on monday on the formationwill resume later to resolve the final issues. it follows the election on february 8th where none of the parties gained enough seats to form a majority government. europe's solar orbiter probe will make its first close pass of the sun on monday, tracking by at a distance of just over 77 million kilometres. the probe was launched in february and is on a mission to understand what drives the sun's behaviour. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: austria to test up to 65,000 hotel employees a week for coronavirus in hopes to bring back tourists this summer. there you there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for 40 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his co

new castle did improve after the break and should have equalised what gael somehow missed an open goal and that mistake seemed worse just a minute later when rakim stirling put the game to bed. to no city who may have lost the premier league crown to liverpool this week but could still in the season with 3 trophies they've already won the league cup the still competing in the champions league and now into the semifinals of the f.a. cup they'll be up against arsenal who've won the cup 13 times more than any of the team the gunners went ahead against sheffield united midway through the 1st half with a penalty alexander lakas that was brought down in the box and pep 8 and the rest. sheffield are actually a place higher than arsenal in the premier league and created more chances after the break they goalkeeper dean henderson nearly equalized with the wind assisted go kick but it bounced just over to the relief of his opposite number are still did concede to a long throw without failing to clear the ball and david mcgoldrick level things up with 3 minutes left it seems certain to head for e

and for the 1st time his finnish failed policy will be partners in government with rivals finnick gael along with the green policy a rotating leadership deal means outgoing prime minister leo of radko will return to the role halfway through the coalition's 5 year term. back on his director of research at the school of law and government at dublin city university he explains why this new coalition is so significant and who stands to gain. surprisingly perhaps considering the history all 3 parties overwhelmingly endorsed the programme for government and again i think it's because there were advantages for all 3 parties being a fall house and being in power for 9 years in a gale came 3rd in this election and thought they were going to opposition and the green party saw it as an unprecedented opportunity to exert great leverage for what is a relatively small party with only 12 seats so they all had a reason to support this so i think it does have the ability to be joyful but if i can account for state how historic it is it would be like if the the british labor party and the conservative p

>>the recent events the gaels also worries about what's next on some of the biggest protests happeningrus cases. >>you know as worries about another wave of infection. the reality is the same communities already disproportionately impacted by this first ways we just hope that any future waves or future increases in cases don't continue those disparate outcomes i hope that all things that i've said that if individuals are choosing to protest the protests safety as best as they can. >>knowledge that we are a little bit nervous. while many protesters are choosing to wear masks others are not the impact won't be known for some time. >>i'm stacey cohan reporting. >>back here in the bay area, san francisco mayor london breed is announcing free coronavirus testing for anyone who is to participating in peaceful protests. she made that announcement on twitter saying that the city supports peaceful and public protests and that anyone taking part regardless of where you live can register at the fillmore pop-up site for free testing. you don't have to have any symptoms to get the test. maurice pay

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. —— gael. naga and charlie will have your headlines next. good morning.yside police said it was unfortunate that not everyone maintained social distancing. mike has the details. this was the moment that 30 years of waiting came to an end for liverpool fans in the lounge rooms and gardens across the land. celebrating a late penalty for chelsea that confirmed their victory over manchester city, which meant without kicking another ball, liverpool had finally done it. the champions of europe and the world were now champions of england too. # now you‘re going to believe us! fans had been asked to stay at home to observe social distancing but within 30 minutes of the final whistle in west london, thousands had gathered outside liverpool‘s home at anfield. there were fireworks and flares but no attempts were made to disperse the crowd by officers and merseyside police said the celebrations were mostly good—natu red and praised the overwhelming majority of fans who recognised that now was not the time to gather together. for the players watching outside their hot

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its new prime minister, mee—hul martin, as the country's two largest parties, fianna fail and fine gaelform a coalition for the first time. health experts in the us say the country has a "serious problem", as new cases of coronavirus reach a record high. now — in a rare interview — environmental activist greta thunberg speaks to the bbc‘s justin rowlatt about the future of the climate protest movement, the coronavirus pandemic and her life. this is greta thunberg if you've never seen her before. at home in he flat and in reflective mood. the world's leaving climate activist has agreed to her first major interview since lockdown began three months ago. she is on the sofa with her dog roxie. come on. i am in a greenhouse in the middle of beautiful kew gardens. wired up to the internet for one of the most in—depth interviews greta thunberg has ever given. greta, how are you? hi. i am fine, how are you? i am very well indeed, it is good to speak to you. thank you very much for talking to us. first of all, let me ask you a bit about lockdown. 0bviously sweden has had a different experience t

its new prime minister, micheal martin, as the country's two largest parties, fianna fail and fine gaelrm a coalition for the first time a man who stabbed six people at a hotel in glasgow yesterday warned others he planned to carry out the attack, the bbc understands. sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's catherine downes. just the one came in the premier league today. aston villa's premier league today. aston villa's premier league future looking on shaky ground, they lost 1—0 to wolves at villa park. the are second from bottom and now with just six games left but wolves are fifth, very much in contention for champions league } in. ssntsntisn fer ghameisns £53555 next

its new prime minister, micheal martin, as the country's two largest parties, fianna fail and fine gaelform a coalition for the first time. a man who stabbed six people at a hotel in glasgow yesterday warned others he planned to carry out the attack, the bbc understands. as texas and florida reimpose virus restrictions, the us infectious disease chief says the nation has a serious problem in its handling of covid—i9. india records its highest daily number of new coronavirus cases so far, surging to over 500,000. and now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, it's a food special, with a groundbreaking greenhouse heated by sewage. robots that dish up your dinner, the ultimate pizza, and heston blumenthal does this. musical chime. hey, welcome to click, hope you're doing 0k. i don't know what it's like where you are but, over here, restrictions are being lifted and many, many more places are going to be able to reopen soon. which, if i'm honest, feels a bit strange. i don't know how you feel about it, lara. yeah, i think i've already adapted to some things about lockdown, although i'