iam i am david iam david eades.y palestinian militants towards southern israel have continued after a day of protests in the occupied west bank. spain says half of 8,000 migrants who crossed into its north african terrritory of ceuta from morocco this week have now been sent back. it was a year ago now that a global movement erupted, prompted by the killing of one man. george floyd died after he was pinned to the ground by a police officer in the us state of minnesota. graphic video showed the nature of his arrest and treatment, the officer's subsequent trial returned a verdict of murder. it was a killing that magfnified the focus on racial equity and justice and notjust in the us. here in the uk, there were more than 200 demonstrations. adina campbell reports now on why george floyd's death resonated with so many people. chanting everyone here today can make a difference. whether you have privilege or whether you don't. leamington spa. worlds apart from where george floyd was murdered in minneapolis. i thought 20 p

iam i am david iam david eades.d rocket fire by palestinian militants towards southern israel have continued after a day of protests in the occupied west bank. the prime minister of spain vows to restore order to its territories in north africa, where thousands of migrants have crossed from morocco. for the first time, the international energy agency has declared countries must stop approving new coal—fired power plants and oil and gas projects — to avert devastation caused by climate change. we've heard this before from environmentalists and climate groups, but never from the iea. it's an intergovernmental body. and that's significant — because it's not an environmental group. in a moment we will go live to australia for reaction on this, but first we can update you on federal government plans to spend $600 million on a new gas fired power station north of sydney in kurri kurri. that announcement was made on the same day as the iea report, which recommends against this type of investment. nicki hutley is an austral

iam i am david iam david eades.as now a criminal probe and no longer purely civil in nature. the company led by the former president has been under investigation for over two years by the manhattan district attorney. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says palestinian militants have been "set back many years" by nine days of israeli bombardment. in new york, the latest meeting of the un security council has failed to reach consensus. spain has deployed troops after 8,000 migrants entered its north african enclave of ceuta from morocco. spanish officials say the migrants either swam around the border fences thatjut out into the sea or walked across at low tide. spain's prime minister has vowed to restore order.

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unfortunately, iam not.ct of his of the us administration will be helpful in this regard the united states is no longer seen as an honest broker in the conflict and it may be perceived by the palestinians as interference in this latest spate of violence. but as we saw today in the reporting just heard from the correspondent, the violence has spread from the violence has spread from the occupied territories into territorial israel and it is essentially mob violence between dues and arabs in major cities. betweenjewish people and arabs. cities. between jewish people and arabe— cities. between jewish people and arabs. ., ., , , escalation within those towns where arab—israeli czar? i think this is a very worrying trend we have seen in several clashes over the last few years rocket fire and retaliation by the israeli defence forts does make forces and protest in jerusalem to but the violence has moved into territorial israel which is essentially civilians and with arabs and jewish people beating each other in th

iam i am rejoined iam rejoined by i am rejoined by professor george.. ~ ., . , george. we got cut off. this idea that — george. we got cut off. this idea that the _ george. we got cut off. this idea that the us _ george. we got cut off. this idea that the us has - george. we got cut off. this idea that the us has gone i idea that the us has gone behind the idea of waiving the usual intellectual property protection is given to vaccines. in this case with the idea they will hopefully speed up the rollout right around the world. just refresh our memories again, what is your take on the decision by the us? it's an important decision, very important gesture of global solidarity in this time of crisis and at the end of the day, it's a necessary but not sufficient step in ensuring manufacturer and supplier of novamack vaccines around the world. —— novamack. there's a lot more that needs to be done intellectual property.— intellectual property. what does that _ intellectual property. what does that mean? - intellectual property. what does that mean? does - int

iam. they won't end before then and we're going to be evidence driven, but that's the aim.made with the vaccine, over 34 million first doses have been dispensed, that's 60% of the adult population, on track to hit the end—of—july target. i think we're in a good position, but we've got to keep tracking variants and keep tracking the evidence. that is in the uk. india, as we have heard, remains a desperate situation. what have we been hearing today from politicians here about the uk response? the uk is one of several countries that is helping india with aid shipments in its fight against coronavirus. eight shipments from the uk specifically arriving this week. we have heard more today from the government about what it is doing. the foreign secretary said this morning it would send another 1000 ventilators to help india treat those most ill with coronavirus. that is in addition to a95 oxygen concentrators, 120 ventilators that have already been sent. the question beyond that is will the uk help with vaccines in india. and will any of the doses here, which are perhaps surplus t

iam i am regular! iam regular! thank i am regular! thank you very much.me to the team, officially. does it feel different? exactly the same! i was told it would be different colours!— same! i was told it would be different colours! you have signed u . different colours! you have signed u- now! well, me, alex and jermaine are hoping to become a great team. but we have a long way to go to catch up to our guests tonight. trump's utilisation of facebook has been long established. in 2016, his campaign's hello, i'm kasia madera. this is 0utside source. donald trump's ban from facebook and instagram has been upheld by facebook�*s oversight board. but the committee, which acts like a supreme court for the company, said it must be reviewed in six month's time. for his part, donald trump called the ban "a total disgrace". he wrote on his website, "free speech has been taken away from the president of the united states. these corrupt social media companies must pay a political price." donald trump's accounts were suspended after this, the us capitol riots injanuary

iam i made it clear that we move on this money, victoria.w cabinet reshuffle has been resolved and angela rayner�*s position has been resolved. we will get on with the job and that is what i have been doing on the public transport system. i committed to bring forward timetable for buses pre—being brought back under public control —— buses being. a london style transport system with london level fares and that is what i am saying to the prime minister, that is levelling up, work with us and make it happen with us. you is levelling up, work with us and make it happen with us. you say you want to move _ make it happen with us. you say you want to move on, _ make it happen with us. you say you want to move on, that's _ want to move on, that's understandable. i have more questions about what happened over the last 48 hours, as you might imagine. angela rayner was the election campaign coordinator. when i was reporting from hartlepool, staunch labour supporters, their description, staunch labour supporters, were saying they didn't know what labour

for all my players, iam not friendships, but winning. am not sorry for what i put you through this season, i'm happy, because to put this in your cabinet is another reason why chelsea are the best team in the country and i am just grateful to be given the opportunity to lead them, to be honest. yes, what a season for her, whose team have set the bar exceptionally high. confirmation of the day's other matches. manchester city 1—0 winners over west ham. getting the victory they needed but to overhaul chelsea. —— unable to. they finish two points behind chelsea. bristol city are relegated following their 3—1 defeat to brighton. manchester united secured the victory needed to keep the premier league title race alive. defeat to aston villa would have handed rivals city the title, and despite going behind at villa park, united bounced back to win 3—1. joe wilson reports. manchester city waited for the title, but when and where? let's visit birmingham. where's bertrand traore going? he knew. aston villa winning — and for title significance, it

iam i am probably foster here at ahead of tomorrow night europa league final and the manchester unitedarriving here this evening in their hundreds. and, a year on from the death of george floyd, we look at the impact on the sporting world and ask if any changes have taken place. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme. 12 of his players are involved in european finals, so england manager gareth southgate felt he could only name a provisional squad of 33 for the upcoming euros, including seven extra players. his final squad won't be named until next week, just before england's warm up games. there were a few surprise inclusions for now, dan roanjoins us from st george's park.dan, how unusual is this, that seven players will be told next week, they aren't in fact needed? there is no doubt that he was not trying to hide the fact that england has some challenges to overcome ahead of their heroes. as you have been mentioning, not least the fact that this week 12 of their players are involved in european finals with chelsea and manchester city contesting the champions league

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yeah, iam, iam, iam. i am all right, actually. you know what i mean?,000 with the speedo mick foundation to help others. today, he is in therapy. he's just been assessed with adhd, and with help once again, he's fighting his way out of depression. open water swimming, i've been doing it for many years and there's many benefits from it. it relieves stress, which is a massive one. i'm getting a deeper understanding about how michael works, do you know what i mean? never mind speedo mick. i have asked for help and i'm now in therapy, and i'm doing my meditation, and i'm doing positive stuff to keep myself... so i can do another walk. cheering. so this man, in these pants, is about to start another adventure. he will walk through edinburgh, london, cardiff and belfast, notjust collecting donations this time, but giving them away, supporting other charities who have been hit hard by the pandemic. things are looking up, they are really looking up. i wish i could give you a hug, but were not allowed. oh, no, we are not allowed to give hugs! he'll be spreading

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iam here more of us are likely to holiday in the uk. am here at madame tussauds where tess daly on the other stars looking forward to welcoming visitors back through the doors. claudia having some last—minute hair and make—up checks before the doors open once again. the chase is on for the champions league for liverpool, as they beat manchester united 4—2 at old trafford, as the race for the top four intensifies. fa ncy fancy playing your part in naming one of the tower of london's iconic raisins? i'll have the details plus the forecast, which believe it or not contained yet more rain. join me later in the programme. good morning. it's friday the 14th of may. our top story — ministers are considering bringing forward second doses of coronavirus vaccines to tackle a rise in cases linked to the indian variant. it's one of a number of options being considered, including increasing surge testing areas, and local lockdowns are also not being ruled out. the latest public health england data shows that cases of the variant in the uk have more

iam i am gutted.acts are where relegated because we have fallen short. we fallen short at this level at a premier league level and we've not been quite good enough. while there is been some positive there was a course the fact that we not managed to merge our goal we know how difficult it would be. we knew the challenge ahead. we'd fallen a little bit short. good news for manchester united fans tonight, as the club have announced that edinson cavani has signed a one year contract extension, keeping him at old trafford until next summer. while it took the uruguyan striker a while to settle at the club, he's now scored eight goals in his past seven games, 15 in total this season. it is looking increasingly likely that the champions league final between chelsea and manchester city on the 29th of may could be played in portugal. uefa had been considering moving the game from istanbul to london — with turkey in full lockdown and the uk government saying people should only travel there in extreme circumstan

iam seti i am set i have not kept you up. i really love to you being here today.ntention to play european football this season. they're up to eighth, just one point off the top seven. richarlison scoring a second—half header to give everton a 1—0 win over wolves. joe willock became the youngest ever player to score in six consecutive premier league games to keep up newcastle's good form. they beat already—relegated sheffield united 1—0 and move up to 15th. three uncapped players have been called up to steve clarke's scotland squad for this summer's euros. chelsea's billy gilmour, who's 19 and with 22 appearances for his club this season, will be joined by celtic�*s david turnbull and nathan patterson of rangers also for the first time. however, the scotland manager didn't include andrew considine of aberdeen or celtic�*s leigh griffiths in his 26—man squad. clarke believes, while it was a great achievement to qualify, scotland aren't there to make up the numbers. it's been a feel good story, and it's great to be involved in the tournament. we want to be competitiv

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iam benny, representing the czech... at the eurovision this year. i cannot believe i am here.te might not come? there's been so many restrictions and confusions. and drama coming here. all the way from prague, the quarantine that we had to do, or two weeks i didn't see my friends and family, to be able to make the final test and get on a special bus that did not stop at the gas stations because we wanted to be super safe. hello, ladies, you are smiling so nicely. yes, being here, it's just great. what does it mean to perform to an audience? it's energy, seeing positive people, seeing that they enjoy what you're doing, they reflect your energy. i think that is why we do music. let's this done! at 18, destiny from malta is one of the younger singers taking part. how does it feel to be one of the favourites? i mean, ifeel good, obviously. people follow me and i love my song, it's something i have been working for, i wanted that to happen, i feel grateful that it has. # i am not your honey. you have got a big voice and a loud voice, how are the other hotel guests feeling about you

iam pretty teams have to go for everything. i am pretty sure they will go.ast game in front of home support. the england captain was given a rapturous welcome, and was emotional at the end of the premier league game, kane this week expressed his frustration at the lack of major honours at spurs. golf's second major of the year, the us pga championship gets under way on thursday. it's back at kiawah island and the south carolina course could play at a staggering 7,876 yards, which would be a record in a major championship. defending champion collin morikawa is getting used to the course and his title. people came up to me and called me dc. and i was like i don't know what it means. it obviously means defending champion now. but, i don't know, i don't feel an extra weight. my fellow people look at you and they know you won last year but in my sense i'm coming out here to win and i see these guys every single day and every week. it really doesn't change much. finally, anthonyjoshua and tyson fury traded blows on social media on wednesday. the british pair — who

iam i am sorry for the sound issues and i am sorry for the sound issues and i hope you can hear me now. both the pfizer and astrazeneca coronavirus vaccines, the two main jabs used in the uk's rollout, are highly effective against the indian variant of the disease — according to a study by public health england. the health secretary matt hancock described the findings as �*ground—breaking' and said he was "increasingly confident" the government is on track for the final stage of its roadmap out of lockdown. here's our health correspondentjim reed. back up a little bit more there, fella, if you will. in places like rochdale in greater manchester, vaccinations are now being offered to younger age groups. all those over 18 can get a jab with no appointment needed. quite eager to come and get it done because once the first one is out of the way, it is out of the way, and it is easier to just get it done when it is offered to get it done than waiting for an appointment to get scheduled. to keep yourself safe but also help other people stay safe as well. scientists think the so—called indian

iam the i am the caress iraq. ——...ent for the daily mirror, and matt dathan, the deputy political editor for the sun. that�*s coming up after the headlines. but to get us to all of that, let�*s catch up with the weather. with sarah keith—lucas. hello there. if we cast our minds back to april 2021 it was a very dry month, but for the first half of may what a change! it has been unsettled, plenty of heavy showers, downpours, noticeably cool as well for the time of year. now, that theme continues into the second half of may as well. so for the outlook, then, it is staying unsettled. there will be showers or rain at times and things are staying on the cool side. now, low pressure still dominating, it is going to be often in charge of the week ahead. this is the rainfall accumulation we are likely to see over the next five days and you can see those deep blue colours spreading across the map, so all of the uk at times through the next five days are going to be seeing some showers or some longer spells of rain. and the low p

iam i am lewis vaughan—jones and this is bbc news. goodbye. hello there. that cool northerly airflow and that means more showers, heavy showers again during thursday. certainly a dramatic day on wednesday, lots of downpours, hail and some thunder in there as well. a lot of those showers have faded away, so we've got a cold start. may be a frosty start in places on thursday morning. not as cold in the southwest where there is more cloud moving in. that's going to bring a bit of rain and drizzle that will run its way along the south coast through the english channel for a while. but could be a bit snowy to start with in scotland. snow levels will tend to rise, but these heavy showers will move across scotland into northern england. fewer showers for northern ireland, while some may see some sharp showers in the southeast corner of england for a while, there should be fewer showers through the midlands, wales and southern england. temperatures still only 9—12 degrees. another chilly feeling day despite some sunshine. as we head into the evening we will see th

iam i am live here at wembley stadium, pitch cited, as leicester city look to win the fa cup for thest time in their history and chelsea go chasing a european and domestic cup double. good news, but hurdles to jump for fans travelling to the champions league final in portugal — after the government there allows tourists from monday. and still holding a torch for the olympics, but can the games really go ahead? we'll hear from the head of the international paralympic committee. also coming up later in the programme: chelsea talk about the motivation to go on and win the quadruple ahead of their women's champions league final this weekend. it is the reason why we train every day, why we fight so hard to get better all the time, and it's a big dream for everyone. hello there, and welcome to sportsday. and it really is a packed show tonight. one place to start, and that is at wembley ahead of tomorrow's fa cup final, which will be live on the bbc — and in front of supporters too! leicester take on chelsea in the match. and we can join chetan pathak, who is there for us. chetan, great to

that's pretty cool, thanks for that l pretty cool, thanks for that guise _ iam not i am not sure whou soon. hello again. friday was all about sunshine and showers. the best of the drier weather and sunshine was across western areas of the uk. but across northern and eastern scotland, eastern areas of england, we did have widespread showers, and some of them really pokey with some hail mixed in as well. at the same time, over the last 211 hours, trouble's been brewing out in the atlantic. look at this area of cloud and how it's rapidly developed into what is quite a beautiful looking area of low pressure. however, this area of low pressure is a loitering low pressure system, a particularly slow moving system that's going to be with us for the next five days or so, bringing rain and showers our way. so, an unsettled spell of weather. the rain is beginning to arrive at the moment and will continue to work its way in across parts of england, wales and northern ireland over the next few hours. but as the rain starts falling, the mild air starts moving in, so temperatures 10 degrees by daw

iam not more than i would like a holiday, i think. i am not sure about you. yes.k. i am not sure about you. yes. when we think about _ think. i am not sure about you. yes. when we think about where we were this time last year a lot of people wouldn't have imagined it would have gone on as long as it has so we have copyright to be a bit cautious, do you think? i copyright to be a bit cautious, do you think?— you think? i understand being cautious but _ you think? i understand being cautious but i _ you think? i understand being cautious but i really _ you think? i understand being cautious but i really do - you think? i understand being cautious but i really do hope l you think? i understand being i cautious but i really do hope that we are coming to the end of this. this time last year the idea of having a vaccine being rolled out to sunny people by now would not have been possible. nobody imagined that. so we've had tremendous success and let's hope that we can reap the benefits of that. it's cost huge amounts to our country and this is a fantastic success, so, i

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ijust want to feel like i have got everything, iam beautiful, i have ticked every box.'t know what it stems from, but it all stems from somewhere. social media is extremely toxic. girls of my generation, they will know what i'm talking about, they make you feel, if you don't look this way, then you're nothing. and when you see public figures like kim kardashian, kyliejenner and all these other celebrities, they have got such beautiful bodies but i think we all forget that it is not their actual body, they paid for it. do you know what i'm trying to say? you will not achieve that perfect look, it is just unrealistic. unless you get surgery, yeah, but you are just endangering yourself. i am trying to make myself proud and make my mum proud as well. i had to pick myself up and tell myself to be strong, because obviously i have a little sister to look after, my mum always believed in me, she always knew i was going to be a supermodel. she had superfaith in me. last year i was really obsessed with looking good, having the perfect body, you know, but this year it is just like

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iam i am lewis vaughanjones. the headlines.ouples — have announced their divorce after nearly three decades of marriage. the european commission recommends easing restrictions on travel to the eu — as parts of europe relax covid rules. during the pandemic, abuse towards people of asian backgrounds has increased dramatically. in new york city, for instance, hate fuelled attacks against asian americans rose by more than 800% last year. and in london, the figure has more than tripled. the bbc�*s special correspondent fergal keane has been meeting victims of these attacks and sent this report. 0ne old white lady, she uses herfinger, points out to me and screams at me, saying, "you bleep chinese, you have the chinese virus, just go back to your country." translation: when the train | was approaching camden road station, the tall, young white man who was sat next to me started making a noise, trying to get phlegm up from his throat. and when the train stopped at the station, he spat at me. i was on my way home and this kid shouted .

iam i am lewis vaughan—jones, goodbye. bit of a lull in the weather at the moment. areas of the uk. and if we have a look at the satellite picture you can see this swirl across the atlantic, another big low pressure and the weather front�*s already approaching ireland. you can see the low pressure, rather autumnal looking and that will be sweeping across us over the next couple of days. it�*s pushed by a strong jet stream, you can see here at 30,000 feet. the forecast for the early hours shows the rain pushing into ireland but many parts of the uk are clear and calm. in fact we are expecting a touch of frost in the glens of scotland and even cities further south than birmingham, about three degrees in the morning. the forecast, from the morning onwards that weather front sweeps into western part of the uk, gale force winds develop around western coasts and for a time, an hour or two, the rain really could be quite heavy, particularly around south—western england, wales and also south west of scotland. notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen t

iam. they won't end before then and we're going to be evidence driven, but that's the aim. with the vaccine, over 34,000,000 first doses have been dispensed, that's 60% of the adult population, on track to hit the end—of—july target. i think we're in a good position, but we've got to keep tracking variants and keep tracking the evidence. holidays is the other big question on peoples minds at the moment. looking ahead to that data, may the 17th fast approaching. we can expect more details from the government towards the end of this coming week. dominic raab said the details were coming shortly this morning but would not go any further than that and asked for which countries it might be easier to travel to any first instance i think we are looking at a very short list of countries on the green list in the traffic light system where there will be quarantine that is needed and minimal coronavirus testing before departure and arrival back in england. the question is portugal, one of the big summer holiday destinations, which could — could — find its way onto that list but as i s

no, ms mcdonagh, iam not.ks of the sort of stuff we saw conducted - by the likes of — likes of madoff in the financial crisis — . that's what it smacks of. it doesn't smack of a proper process where people can get _ supply chain finance - that is reliable and credible. ms ali, when i started greensill, no member of this committee — or, indeed, i think almost any institution — had heard of supply chain finance. now, every majorfinancial institution in the world offers it as a product. what would you say to them that makes it clear that it wasn't a fraud — because i think that's the heart of what you are being held to account for here. certainly. we were using data inside corporate systems to allow the customers or suppliers that they had to be able to — for us to be able to unlock capital using that information. lex greensill. the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis has said the government is truly sorry for the events in ballymurphy 50 years ago, in which ten people were killed. in the space of 36 hours i

open conflict and there will be at more loss of life, i am afraid. there will be at more loss of life, iam anytime soon. sol really think the engagement has to come from the us. there needs to be much more us leadership here.— needs to be much more us leadership here. right. we will see if that _ leadership here. right. we will see if that happens. _ leadership here. right. we will see if that happens. thank - leadership here. right. we will see if that happens. thank you | see if that happens. thank you very much forjoining us. a prominent damascus family that's kept an ancient sufi tradition alive for over 100 years have been thrown a lifeline, thanks to restaurant—goers during the holy month of fasting. the family of dancers are, like many syrians, no longer able to travel to europe and across the arab world, but having a local audience has meant they can continue to perform, as mark lobel reports. surfi welling, where worshipping god. releasing negative energy of the dance floor, reaching a trancelike state. a tradition past and in this family from father to son for over a century. mee

iam i am sally bundock. 22 people have been killed, including nine children, after israeli air strikeslators have authorised the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. china's population census shows slowest growth since the introduction of the one—child policy in the 1970s. and the queen is preparing to present the government's programme of legislation

iam good morning. i am surprised they have been as tough and quick to move, quite frankly. it will be more damaging for the belarus ian airline and for european carriers, it is quite practical to take that route in if they are heading to asia orjapan, over russia, they can route through some well such as lithuania or even further north like finland. so it will be impactful, but at the moment, the belarus airline only have 40 the belarus airline only have a0 fights also to western europe, but it will hamper them and it is very strong message thatis and it is very strong message that is being sent.— that is being sent. yes, and i am wondering _ that is being sent. yes, and i am wondering how— that is being sent. yes, and i am wondering how much - am wondering how much disruption avoiding belarus ian airspace will cause intense of time and jet fuel. —— belarus airspace. time and 'et fuel. -- belarus airspace.— time and 'et fuel. -- belarus airsace. �* , , ' airspace. anywhere between 15 and 25 minutes. _ airspace. anywhere between 15 and 25 minutes. the _ airspace. anywhere be

iam i am deeply humbled by the trust londoners have placed in me to continue leading the greatest cityn earth. disruption continues on some of britain's busiest rail lines, after small cracks are found in some high speed trains. hello and welcome to bbc news. the uk prime minister borisjohnson has invited the leaders of the devolved nations to a summit on how to recoverfrom the pandemic. it follows the snp's fourth scottish parliament election win in a row and labour's win in the welsh parliament. nicola sturgeon said there could be "no democraticjustification" for blocking an independence vote and vowed to push ahead with her plans for a second referendum after the covid crisis is over. our scotland editor sarah smith reports. across scotland, victorious snp candidates are celebrating increasing their vote and winning a remarkable fourth term in government. kaukab stewart became the first woman of colour elected to the scottish parliament. whilst i may be the first, i will not be the last. and with a pro—independence majority in that parliament, nicola sturgeon says westminster cannot

iam.hroud of white supremacy or at least attempting to havej a better understanding| of the realities of black and brown — people around the world. i think also, once we start to i recognise we need to heal from racial trauma, we need - to empower ourselves and take actions. and do that work of dismantling white _ and do that work of dismantling white supremacy— and do that work of dismantling white supremacy in _ and do that work of dismantling white supremacy in our- and do that work of dismantling white supremacy in our own - white supremacy in our own backyards _ thank you very much indeed. opal tometi, one of the co—founders of black lives matter and conservative activist duwayne brooks. thank you very much and also to my questioners. that's for this edition of global questions. we've been discussing what has black lives matter achieved since the death of george floyd a year ago. you heard two different points of view, there. remember, we bring you the trend lines behind the headlines

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iam i am lewis vaughanjones.of the world's richest couples — have announced their divorce after nearly three decades of marriage. the european commission recommends easing restrictions on travel to the eu as parts of europe relax covid rules. now, during the pandemic, abuse towards people of asian backgrounds has increased dramatically. in new york city, for instance, hate fueled attacks against asian americans rose by more than 800% last year. and in london, the figure has more than tripled. the bbc�*s special correspondent, fergal keane, has been meeting victims of these attacks. 0ne old white lady, she uses herfinger, points out to me and screams at me, saying, "you bleep chinese, you have the chinese virus, just go back to your country." translation: when the train | was approaching camden road station, the tall, young white man who was sat next to me started making a noise, trying to get phlegm up from his throat. and when the train stopped at the station, he spat at me. i was on my way home and this kid _ s

iam happy and i am relaxed. ministers believe vaccines can work against the variant.the vaccines are effective against it. that means that our strategy is the right one. to carefully replace the restrictions on freedom for protection from the vaccine. what is your current assessment of how fast this new variant is spreading relative to the existing uk variant? we have a credible range that goes from a few percent more transmissible through to — and you have probably read the sage papers — through to 50% more transmissible. i think most people feel it is going to be somewhere in the middle rather than at the extremes of that band. he said things would be clearer from data next week. more pockets of cases of the indian covid variant are emerging, including five at a school in shropshire. a testing centre has opened and all secondary school pupils, staff and their families in the newport area have been urged to take a test. in the south side of glasgow, where the variant had been detected, there was surge testing for the first time. three secondary schools have asked sen

>> yes. >> iam not aware of that. >> what about the creation of three parent embryos? >> i believe the creation of embryos for human research is unethical. you should never create embryos for the purpose of human research. >> do you support or oppose the germline for those genetically embryos? >> i have been on record supporting a moratorium on germline genome editing to create designer babies. i think there are deep technical and ethical questions creating children's genetic editing. >> to support the creation of human animal embryos quick. >> i have deep ethical concerns about the creation of such hybrids and certainly strong regulations already and i think it's very much worth looking closely at that. >> do you support allowing an embryo to gestate in an artificial womb for less than 14 days quick. >> i think that 14 days are the current federal guidelines. i defer to elected officials policies. >> longer than 14 days? >> i believe those lines are drawn for very good reasons. >> switching gears this committee is likely to take up the endless front tears act the comm