rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kawasaki. stay with us on bbc news — still to come...s are set to explore venus. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning, in accordance with the order of service, via a signal given with the great guns of the tower. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali who has died at the age of 7a. outspoken but rarely out—fought, ali transcended the sport of boxing of which he was three times world champion. he was a good fighter, he fought all the way to the end — even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles lp sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band, a record described as the album of the century. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines... after days of frantic negotiations, a coalition of opposition parties signs an historic deal to form a new israeli government. 50 days before the start of the delayed toyko olympics around 10,000 volunteers have pulled out

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, kawasaki.4—year—old boy, who was chased and stabbed to death in birmingham, had racist language directed at him and his friends before the attack. dea—john reid died on monday. his family say he was an "incredibly talented young boy". police continue to question six people over his murder. the police officer accused of murdering the former premier league footballer dalian atkinson has told a jury he was "terrified" he and his colleague were "going to die" during their encounter with him. prosecutors say pc benjamin monk used unlawful and unreasonable force when trying to subdue mr atkinson in shropshire in 2016, shortly before the former aston villa striker died in hospital. environmental officials in sri lanka say the country is facing its worst beach pollution crisis, as tonnes of plastic waste from a burning container ship continue to drift ashore. the vessel, laden with chemicals, caught fire as it waited to enter colombo harbour last week. president macron has confirmed that all 12 to 18 y

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, kawasaki.hemselves on the rap and drill music scene. the pairfrom bermondsey who've become an internet sensation — say their cockney roots have helped as it's all about rhythmn and rhyming. thomas magill has been talking to them about how they're handling their new found fame. # still livin�* on the old estate #. an unlikely collaboration — one of the uk's biggest drill artists, m24, and these two, pete and bas — a pair of grandads from bermondsey, and now international stars hoping to bring something quite unique to the world of rap. it started off as rap, but we are pushing the boundaries of rap. yeah, it's the rhythm, isn't it? _ beginning to bang into hip—hop. it's all about rhyming. rhyming. and being a cockney, rhyming slang is a big thing. and rhythm, it's about rhythm. the words are important, but the rhythm is what they love. # i'm a lovely geezer #. i'll give you an example. doo—doo—doo, doo, doo—doo—doo—doo... it's catchy, isn't it? it's catchy. you couldn't not tap your foot to that

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, kawasaki. let's get some of the day's other news.e entrance to the gulf. the crew was safely evacuated in waters off the port of jask. a statement from the navy said that the fire started in one of the ship's systems. but analysts say that until there's a fuller explanation there's bound to be speculation as to whether what happened may have been the result of enemy action. the world health organization says that there are "staggering health needs" in the occupied palestinian territories, following the recent conflict between israel and the hamas militant group. in a statement, the who said it was scaling—up its efforts in order to help nearly 200,000 people. it called for unhindered access to gaza for its supplies and its staff. a novel about senegalese troops fighting for france in the first world war has won this year's international booker prize for literature. the book at night all blood is black, is written by the french writer david diop. it tells the story of a young soldier from senegal who fought for france in the first wor

it's sunday night in kawasaki and for football fans flocking to watch their local team, all of this is routine. >> i'm going to take all prevention measures we can take. and we'll be watching the game away from other fans. reporter: inside, just 5,000 spectators are allowed. >> they've been holding football matches like this in japan with audiences throughout the covid pandemic. reporter: and they say they can do so safely because everybody wears masks, because of the safety measures that they put in place, and they say they have not had one single cluster of covid traced back to any of these games since the beginning of the pandemic. the tokyo olympic committee points to this as proof the games can go ahead in 50 days' time, safend secure. but safe and secure is not how it feels in the emergency ward at the hospital in osaka. the last month has been exhausting for staff here, with more covid patients than ever before. this doctor is the head of the unit. he says the fourth wave here has been much faster and more deadly than previous ones. about three weeks ago the number of infections

it is sunday night in kawasaki, and fully football fans flocking to watch their local team, all of this prevention measures we can take, and we will be watching the game away from other fans.— from other fans. inside, 'ust 5000 spectators * from other fans. inside, 'ust 5000 spectators are i from other fans. inside, justl 5000 spectators are allowed. they have been holding football matches like this injapan with audiences throughout the covid pandemic, and they say they can do so safely because everybody wears masks, because of a safety measures they have put in place, they say they have not had single cluster of covid traced back to any of these games since the beginning of the pandemic. the tokyo olympic committee appointed to this as proof of the games can go ahead in 50 days' time, safe and secure. but safe and secure is not how it feels in the emergency ward at this hospital in osaka. the last month has been exhausting. here, with more covid patients than ever before. this doctor is the head of the unit. this is the fourth with —— he says the fourth wave has been much more deadly a

a man on a kawasaki ninja practicing some stones hopefully on a close road.nto a light pole. seems like he's okay. got up after the fall. have you ever had -- we all cope with food and netflix, entertaining ourselves. this woman thought it would be good idea to do handstands at the airport. good way to spend the time. reaching new heights literally. the border collie in australia cattle dog. launching over a pool, grabbing a toy and jumping beyond her goal of 7 feet. impressive. i wonder how they train them to do that. this stunt is one you should not try at home. parachuting athletes surfing midair on the back of a wingsuit pilot after free falling from the plane to gain some speed, the pair performed high-speed groups and turns against the wind, ending with a midair surfing lesson. i am not signing up for that. hit us up @shannonbream or @foxnewsnight on social media if you've got interesting, fun or weird video. basketball hall of famer and tv analyst charles barkley is mad as heck about the recent rise in cancel culture. >> you can't even have fun nowaday

it�*s sunday night in kawasaki, and for the football fans flocking to watch their local team, all of be watching the game away from other fans. inside, just 5,000 spectators are allowed. they�*ve been holding football matches like this injapan, with audiences, throughout the covid pandemic, and they say they can do so safely because everybody wears masks, because of the safety measures that they�*ve put in place, and they say they haven�*t had one single cluster of covid traced back to any of these games since the beginning of the pandemic. the tokyo olympic committee points to this as proof the games can go we will be able to deliver a safe and secure games for everyone. they will take place in a safe and secure manner. but safe and secure is not how it feels in the emergency ward at this hospital in osaka. the last month has been exhausting for staff here, with more covid patients than ever before. the international olympic committee says events like this show that going ahead with the olympics can be done with minimal risk. but in a country where 95% of people remain unvaccinated,

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kawasaki.rupert wingfield hayes. morning to you. 50 days to go. usually these days excitement, monumental markers. there are problems mounting and questions still being asked stop very much so. this is the olympic rings out on a barge in tokyo bay. you can see construction workers behind me, maybe. this is one of the venues for the open water swimming and the triathlon on the beach behind me. it is full speed ahead in tokyo. it seems like there is frenetic activity to get everything ready, get the preparations for the checks and security and bio—security that will be needed in order to hold it safely, as the ioc says it will be. it is still extremely controversial here. not only have we had 10,000 volunteers resign in the last week, we have also heard from one of our senior advisers to the japanese authority. she said going ahead with the olympics during the pandemic is not normal. that is just adding to the voices of scientists, doctors, and the general public, who are saying, this is not a po

it's sunday night in kawasaki, and the football fans heading into the stadium are now used to the routinei'm going to take - all prevention measures we can take, and we'll be watching the game away from other fans. inside, just 5,000 spectators are allowed. they've been holding football matches like this injapan, with audiences, throughout the covid pandemic, and they say they can do so safely because everybody wears masks, because of the safety measures that they've put in place, and they say they haven't had one single cluster of covid traced back to any of these games since the beginning of the pandemic. all this is evidence to support the olympic committee's latest mantra, which is repeated at every opportunity. we will be able to deliver a safe and secure games for everyone. these games will be able to be staged in a safe and secure manner. we will be able to deliver a safe and secure games this summer. but safe and secure is not how it feels in the emergency ward of this hospital in osaka. the last month has been exhausting for staff here, with more covid patients than ever before.