her identical twin sister, karren, says the government was too slow to act.ohnson was aware of the situation, we should have been in lockdown immediately. thousands of people, including my sister, are dead. these people would still be alive today if the government and boris would have acted on this immediately. the prime minister was asked if he was ashamed of the losses, how the uk had seen so many people dying. we really owe it to them to continue our work in driving the virus down, and clearly this country has had a massive success now in reducing the numbers of those tragic deaths. it is absolutely vital as a country that we continue to keep our focus and our discipline, and we that don't delude ourselves that somehow we're out of the woods or that this is all over, because it isn't. on a day meant to highlight thousands of new police recruits, numbers of a more tragic kind are dominating instead and the virus still has the potential to claim more lives. david shukman, bbc news. nasa's new robotic spacecraft is on its way to mars in a mission to search fo

that's not something people want to confront and it's something people would like to dismiss but these karren videos are really repugnant and confirm. this idea and quite stark terms and and i hope this starts to. you know get the dialogue to a much healthier place now you mentioned reparations there and of course this is a big topic and there's a couple of ways to look at this one idea was no taxation without reparations right so the black community could go on a tax strike and say look we're going to withhold tax until we get reparations or we're going to go at it that way it gets to the economic empowerment issue what do you think about that because if you going to do number one we definitely have a good case pagans just like native american tribes just like jews people big i cast just like a white woman recently whose father was a part of the civil war she just died a few weeks ago she will still get checks from the civil war so they have the money when we talk about the trillions of dollars needed to start the reparations to try to him whole and say they don't have it now when this cope

her identical twin sister, karren, says the government was too slow to act.ent and borisjohnson was aware of the situation, we should have been in lockdown immediately. thousands of people, including my sister, are dead. these people would still be alive today if the government and boris would have acted on this immediately. the prime minister was asked if he was ashamed of the losses, how the uk had seen so many people dying. we really owe it to them to continue our work in driving the virus down, and clearly this country has had a massive success now in reducing the numbers of those tragic deaths. it is absolutely vital as a country that we continue to keep our focus and our discipline, and we that don't delude ourselves that somehow we're out of the woods or that this is all over, because it isn't. on a day meant to highlight thousands of new police recruits, numbers of a more tragic kind are dominating instead and the virus still has the potential to claim more lives. david shukman, bbc news. here in the uk there were 8116 new confirmed cases of covid—19

activist on your part and thank you both for joining us clearly some people view the word or the main karren naming somebody in that way that is bullying or even worse isn't that enough of a reason to stop using the term know how can it be if you're going to be willing and name calling when it's actually wants to. it's just deflecting it's just more of the upside down world we live in where it's actually worse could be to be called racist and to actually be one so i mean what's a problem of calling somebody karen. well apart from the fact my name sonya as opposed to carry on but there's many problems attached to it bill and not least because the origin of it of course is coming from america is about some people think that the origin is actually the mean girls where it was in titled white with white women and then it was adopted to in relation to entitled white women and black people and that's been brought over to the u.k. and actually when i watched that podcast i thought here we are watching people who have no absolute clue about racism and how it works and i do because my daughter is 22 h