jadon sancho and damascus july- were among several footballers in the german bundesliga today announced the tragic death of george floyd. john nields to celebrate his goal a reference to american footballer colin kaepernick who made a similar gesture during the national anthem to protest police brutality in twenty sixteen. it was the latest sign of the global outrage sparked by the killing of the fifty nine year old black man by minnesota police. in london where people marched in solidarity with americans for a second day. many denounced the consequences of systemic racism in the united states and beyond. everywhere in the world people people who choose to think. you still going on. the biggest races right now. around two thousand people marched on copenhagen's american embassy in a protest organized by a local chapter of black lives matter. and in berlin hundreds stood with their fists raised to denounce racism and police brutality is thanks to make awareness. what is actually happening all six winners stats on your targets is just. actually putut a stop to this. n canada protests were

borussia dortmund footballer jadon sancho and other bundesliga players will not face any further disciplinaryfter antiracism gestures last weekend. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. from monday, anyone arriving in the uk will have to self—isolate for m days. the home secretary has confirmed that the government's plans will go ahead, with people in england being fined up to £1,000 if they break the rules, or even facing prosecution. if they break the rules, but the plans have been criticised by mps on all sides, with many questioning why the quarantine measures weren't introduced earlier, and others expressing serious concerns about the impact on tourism and the economy. priti patel accepted the new policy would mean "challenges" for the industry, but she said the measures were necessary to contain the virus and the country owed it to the thousands of people who have died. 359 more deaths have been recorded in the uk in the last 2a hours. the death toll now stands at 39,728. here's our transport correspondent, tom burridge. the experience for people arriving into the uk is about

jadon sancho was booked after revealing a shirt which said "justice for george floyd" during borussia displaying any political or religious slogans on their kit. meanwhile, floyd mayweather has offered to cover the funeral costs for george floyd. the former boxer‘s management company has confirmed he's reached out with an offer to pay for all expenses relating to the funeral. well the response from the sporting world to george floyd's death has been immense. nedum 0nuoha is an english footballer who plays as a defender for majort league soccer club, real salt lake. he spoke to radio five live earlier today it is emotional but i think it is something that has been overdue to be honest because i think the waves of energy towards this this week and there has been a lot of george floyd and so on but these issues have been around for decades and people have been trying to make noise and trying to say things and have been pushed away for too long and it got to the point where frankly, the strength as it is not just point where frankly, the strength as it is notjust black people protesting n

jadon sancho was booked at the time, the incidents were all being investigated, and that there was aanctioned for slogans and messages on t—shirts. but it would've been very, very controversial and the german football authorities have said that there will be no proceedings because of their solidarity and antiracism messages. there is a fifa rule about messages and slogans which does have a few grey areas. but the fifa president gianni infantino spoke about this this week, and he said that the demonstrations by the four players in the bundesliga deserve applause, not punishment. so, german football has perhaps followed his lead. i think we can expect more incidents like this, more players showing messages like this across the european leagues over the next few weeks. and the english football association have said they will take a common—sense approach if anything like that happens when the english premier league resumes later this month. three west indies players have chosen not to travel to england for the three test series next month. batsman darren bravo and shimron hetmyer and all

today, the bundesliga in germany said there would be no further action against jadon sancho and otherlowing anti—racism gestures last weekend. sancho, who plays for borrusia dortmund, revealed a t—shirt with the message justice for george floyd — and had received a booking for it at the time. he was one of a number of players to show messages of solidarity. in a statement, the bundesliga confirmed it would take "no proceedings" against the players concerned " and they will maintain this policy for any further displays." meanwhile, lewis hamilton, has spoken out for the second time this week, saying he is "completely overcome with rage" at events in the usa. in a statement he said "this past week has been so dark. i have failed to keep hold of my emotions," "i have felt so much anger, sadness and disbelief. " he goes on to say that we shouldn't be surprised because "those of us who are black, brown or in between, see it every day and should not have to feel as though we were born guilty or fear for our lives based on the colour of our skin"(ani well, our reporter nesta mcgregor has bee