presence of the money i have a very exposed job i'm used to being a son who is within the orchestra kasia only but i don't feel comfortable being in front of the orchestra as a soloist. i enjoy playing at home for myself so no but not really on stage i prefer to be the supporter and the most important thing about music is that it connects it connects people because every musician feels the same whether they are in the berlin philharmonic or in some junior school the minute you have this feeling of making music with other people it's it's really uncomfortable. but there's. another thing that our gear. better or long as you go in sort of seem to have a bomb or mahmoud's over those people at the time or. it won't get to argue why i want to you are not unknown down to our c.n.n. breaking news we go. in but i bought one of them and i. love i see a bit of both and work on bottom in your when i go on them also in the months ago since he gives a mostly. but you'll have things here almost him but he says and most of them he got over so he had almost to go you see him also knowing my you know in th

i'm kasia madera. a dream decision for the so—called ‘dreamers‘.dent trump's attempt to scrap a programme to protect young immigrants is blocked by the supreme court. i have cried, i think many more times in the past four years than in my life. meanwhile, the president and his former national security adviser trade insults, following damning allegations injohn bolton's new book. the uk government gives up on its own coronavirus tracing app, switching to use technology from apple and google. # we'll meet again # don't know where, don't know when... dame vera lynn, the british singer known as the forces' sweetheart during world war two, has died at the age of 103. the us supreme court has ruled against the trump administration over its bid to end a programme protecting hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation. daca, or deferred action for childhood arrivals, was set up by president obama, giving legal status to undocumented young people, who're known as dreamers. nada tawfik reports. say it loud, say it clear! immigrants are welcome

curtis hayes speaking to my colleague kasia madera.ate forces during the american civil war, had to come down. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. for more than a century, robert e lee has looked out over the city of richmond. but not for much longer. these protesters voiced their anger at what they see as an ongoing symbol of racial injustice. and state officials now seem to agree. yes, that statue has been there for a long time. but it was wrong then, and it is wrong now. so, we're taking it down. robert e lee commanded the forces of the confederate states in their rebellion against the north during the american civil war. some still think of him as a hero, fighting for a lost cause. but even his descendants have come to believe that enough is enough. this statue is a symbol of oppression, and if it is a symbol, it becomes an idol, and if it becomes an idol, i am convinced as a christian, that the idols must be torn down. cheering this issue is hardly new. various statues, symbols of the confederacy have been taken down in recent years. bu

foundation i get involved no i've done well since i left office financially i've got this foundation the kasia only i miss it but not i'm fine i'm fine doing what i'm doing it's making a contribution i still feel that i'm doing it but no i don't need to go back to washington in elective or a point of capacity i'm here in santa fe doing what i want to do what about the process of running for office did you enjoy that i love that i love campaigning i love shaking hands i love the human touch now larry it's all like we you and i are doing here it's all zoom i've missed those days i miss the big conventions i miss the the campaigning and handshaking but it's dramatically change and that's a reality we have to accept that we shouldn't be interacting or touch each other well the scope it is still very very much present but i'll be glad when it's over believe me when you use that word do you think we might not have conventions. well i think the. it's likely we will not have conventions the democratic side of the odds are it's going to be what is called a virtual convention i know president trump want

i'm kasia madera with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. liverpool claim the premier league title — ending a 30 year wait to be crowned english football champions. one month on, and a lifetime of change — how america has been altered since the death of george floyd. as congress votes on a police reform act, his brother tells us what he would have made of the protests. he would be humbled. you know, sad that he is not here to be in a world that is making change like this. thousands flock to the beach in england — despite warnings coronavirus cases will rise again if people abandon social distancing. plastic waste from britain being sent for recycling in turkey — a bbc investigation finds plastic being dumped there instead and in some cases burnt. in the past couple of hours liverpool have been confirmed as premier league champions —— with seven matches still to play. the only team able to stop them, manchester city, lost 2—1 to chelsea —— meaning the reds can't now be caught. it's liverpool's 19th top—flight title, but their first since 1990

i'm kasia madera, stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe.start in the in the united states, where statues of confederate leaders and the italian explorer christopher columbus have been torn down, as pressure grows on authorities to remove monuments connected to slavery and colonialism. america's top military officer said that he was wrong to have joined president trump during his controversial walk to a damaged church near the white house after a peaceful protest at the death of the african american george floyd. aleem maqbool reports. it's arguably the most controversial moment of the demonstrations. the white house told security forces declare peaceful protesters from an area, which they did, violently, so the president could walk out with an entourage that included america's top military official, general mark milley, seen here on the right in uniform, to go and pose briefly outside a church, to show he was in control, something general milley now says he regrets. i should not have been there. my presence in that moment, and in that envir

i'm kasia madera with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.atlanta has been charged with murder. as coronavirus cases start to rise again in china, we visit the wet markets blamed by some as the original source and consider the latest theories. a bombshell allegation from donald trump's former national security adviser. he claims the president asked china's leader to help him win re—election. the premier league is back in action, as players open the matches showing solidarity with the black lives matter movement.

i'm kasia madera. we're covering all the latest developments and analysis here in britain and globally. all four policemen involved in the death of george floyd will now be charged, as protests across the us stretch into their ninth day. george floyd's family have visited the spot where he died more than a week ago. america needed to be listening when george floyd said i can't breathe. because when he can't breathe none of us could breathe. protests have been taking place in solidarity. this was london. we'll also show you pictures from across the world, from australia, to kenya, to canada. welcome. we start with breaking news out of the us in relation to the death of the unarmed black man george floyd. the minnesota attorney has increased charges against derek chauvin, the police officer involved in mr floyd's death, while also laying charging against the three other officers present. this is according to minnesota senator amy klobuchar. she's called it an ‘important step for justice‘. earlier george

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i'm kasia madera. floyd's family have visited the spot where he died more than a week ago. america needed to be listening when george floyd said i can't breathe.

i'm kasia madera. the brother of george floyd testifies before congress — calling for real change to us policing, my my family cry every day and just ask why? why? british prime minister borisjohnson announces a further easing of the coronavirus lockdown rules — but only in england. we are making this change to support those, particularly lonely citizens. a virus warning for india. officials say there could be half—a—million coronavirus cases by the end of next month. and the world wildlife fund says china is finally clamping down on the wildlife markets — suspected to be the source of covid 19. the brother of george floyd — the african—american man who died while being restrained by us police — has urged congress to ensure that he did not die in vain. philonise floyd called on lawmakers in washington to make meaningful reforms to how law enforcement operates in the us, and said he hoped change would follow around the world. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool reports. less than 2a hours ago

this is bbc news — i'm kasia madera with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worldinside the race for a vaccine. we are with a team at imperial college, london — using a revolutionary new approach to develop a solution to covid. it means that we can make the equivalent of 2 million doses in the volume of a litre. imaginea in the volume of a litre. imagine a litre bottle of lemonade, that would have 2 million doses in it. imposing new restrictions — new york and two other states clamp down on travellers from the us where infection rates are surging. three suspects arrested after the killing of black jogger ahmaud arbery are indicted on murder charges. and in moscow, the traditional show of military power on victory day — as president putin prepares to ask for a further term in office. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. there are more than a dozen vaccines being being trialled around the world — all with hopes of ending the coronavirus pandemic. producing a vaccine is a slow, complicated and secretive process. the bbc has been given exclusi

i'm kasia madera with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a white police officer who fatally shot an african—american man in atlanta has been charged with murder. as coronavirus cases start to rise again in china, we visit the wet markets blamed by some as the original source and consider the latest theories. a bombshell allegation from donald trump's former national security adviser. he claims the president asked china's leader to help him win re—election. the premier league is back in action, as players open the matches showing solidarity with the black lives matter movement. or around the world. a former police officer in the us state of georgia has been charged with the murder of rayshard brooks. the unarmed african—american was shot twice in the back as he fled from two white officers in atlanta. garrett rolfe, who was sacked from the police force shortly after the shooting, could face the death penalty if he's found guilty. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. it started out as a routine call. an african—american report