, the last significant attack, since the last significant attack, since the london bridge attackm as well as more traditionallyjihadist related actions by various entities. of course, we haven't been paying attention to what is still going on in parts of the middle east, the continuing civil war in syria with lots of groups still functioning. but terrorism has not gone away but it is about to some extent attracting attention. for the public it's a very difficult thing to realise that individuals might use such tactics to carry out such attacks but fortunately these remain extremely rare. and when they happen, they demonstrate the extent to which, thank heavens, terrorist groups are unable to amount any more sophisticated attacks but that doesn't mean they are not trying to and planning, as the police caution us. and planning, as the police caution us. this was a really brutal attack. people relaxed and enjoying themselves in a park in reading. because of the lockdown they are not able to go to pubs and restaurants, so like many people they were enjoying themselves in the open air

that the street party in london bridge is antique over drools and ends in clashes with police we visit the area to find out why tensions flared so feel as if they've been targets. for me i will return you know i'm quite peaceful other people will retaliate. and new york seizes high's month of shootings in nearly a quarter of a century the grim record comes as an anti crime unit was disbanded following demands to defund the police by black lives matter protests. he says a skin warning products come in the forum and claims their goods are racist major companies are now renamed their brands or pulled them from shelves completely an issue with put up or debates.

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and here we had the westminster bridge and london bridge attacks using vehicles, and then finally a sort of similar incident where an individual used a knife and attacked people. in other countries there have been attacks on buses by knife wielding assailants. as i say, this goes to some extent to demonstrate that after a terrible period of terrorism over the last two decades, the ability of groups to carry out far worse attacks has been, not completely, but significantly reduced, to the extent that individuals who are radicalised in some way, motivated in some way to action, have to take action in this relatively low way. but it is terror rising, of course, and dreadful for those caught up in terror rising, of course, and dreadfulfor those caught up in it. i think the response of the police was very quick, which is something we have seen in all recent attacks. control was maintained and reasserted within minutes of calling for support and i think that's testa m e nt to for support and i think that's testament to how well our counterterrorism police are ready for these sorts of threats,

that happened at reading where someone went on a mini rampage with a knife but there was also the london bridgend they are very difficult to defend against obviously. the so—called a lone wolf quite often a disturbed individual with a weapon, and this is just a suggestion from the government that schools and offices ought to carry out rehearsals for what should happen in the case of one of marauder attacks. i think the case of one of marauder attacks. ithinki the case of one of marauder attacks. i think i was linking it to the easing of lockdown partly because we had a warning this evening to head of counter terrorism and policing who was saying that as we come out of lockdown, people should really stay alert for this sort of potential for this sort of attack. absolutely. people have been in their homes and having been going into what opposite or schools very much but as we come a locked down out and about more, the potential for a terror attack increases also personally, i've actually been been a lockdown in the newspaper office twice during terror attacks. this warning from priti patel that i

after a street party in london bridges and rooms and and seeing clashes with police we visit the area to find out why tensions play. so. quite peaceful the people of the retaliates producers of skin whitening products come under fire amid claims their goods are racist major companies have now we name their brands or pulled them from the shelves completely we put the issue up for debate. products should not exist should not be marketed the result of white supremacy. i think if your word to remove whitening since you would have to also remove tanning solution is tenuous. in wales and in the fish your poll shows at least 40 percent of europeans believe the blog has shown itself to be irrelevant during the pandemic is nations couldn't count on the help of their fellow states. that are there good morning it's friday the 26th of june you're watching r t international where it's just gone 10 o'clock here in the russian capital our street party in a residential area of london has ended in chaos after police moved in to break it up such parties have been gaining popularity of late despite bein

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that the street party in london bridges and. clashes with police we visit the area to find out why tensions flared so. you know. other people. new york sees its highest month of shootings in nearly a quarter of a century the grim record comes as an anti crime unit was disbanded following demands to defund the police by black lives matter protesters. uses a skin whitening products come on the forum and claims their goods are racist major companies are now renamed their brands or pulled them from shelves completely an issue we've put up for debates. should not be result of white supremacy. i think if you were to remove white incomes you would have to also remove teaming solutions. and an official e.u. poll shows at least 40 percent of europeans believe the block has shown itself to be irrelevant during the pandemic because nations couldn't count on the help of their fellow states. either thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. locals in a district of london are complaining of police aggression after officers broke up a s

for street party london bridges. clashes with police we visit the area to find out why. new york sees its highest month of shootings in nearly a quarter of a century the grim. crime unit was disbanded following demands to defund the police by protesters. this is a skin whitening products come under foreign goods all racist companies have now. pulled them from the shelves completely. i think if you were to remove. solutions to. officially you poll shows at least 40 percent of europeans believe that the blog has shown itself to be relevant because nations could count on the help of. a good afternoon to you watching r.t. international. locals in the district of london are complaining of police aggression after officers broke up a street party that violent such events have been gaining popularity of late despite being illegal under lockdown rules 22 police officers were left injured after the disturbance. oh. but what began as a large scale street party quite peaceful descended later on into police clashes on this very street here in angel town in brixton now police were cal

. >>> mayor london bridge that earlier this month she intends to shift a portion of the police department upcoming budget, and redirected to the city's african-american community . >>> this week in san francisco's 50th pride celebration will be filled with a schedule of virtual events . pride events including live performances, speeches from elected officials and lgbt q leaders, as well as interactive programming is planned . today marks five years since the supreme court landmark willing to extend marriage rights to the lgbt q community . you'll find a full schedule of pride events at ktvu.com under web links. >>> the annual installation of a pink triangle has been part of san francisco's pride celebration for 25 years . the pandemic has forced the way organizers are operating . amberly shows us how this year it is going electric . >>the pink triangle is a symbol of persistence and hope you're >> reporter: the pink triangle on twin beaks is peaks is back . on this night a small crew is testing the 2700 leds that will fill the center, a new look, giving it added lights admit the darkness

london. that has now broken up as people are making their way across the bridges and back into central londone past 24 hours — for the first time since lockdown began. police say 10,000 people are taking part in anti—racism protests in bristol. cheering protesters in the city centre pulled down a statue of the 17th century slave trader and mp edward colston — a number of landmarks in bristol are named after him. the statue was designed byjohn cassidy and erected in 1895. in the past few years there have been repeated calls to remove it as colston is a controversial figure who made his fortune in the slave trade. joining me now is the author and historian, professor david 0lusoga. he has been targeted for several yea rs, he has been targeted for several years, controversialfigure he has been targeted for several years, controversial figure as a slave trader. also at the same time in his era, a big philanthropist. as you said the statue was put up in 1895, he died in 1721, so the statue is almost two centuries after his death, and what it shows is not only that 17th—century london and bristol w

occurring in london, there is another one that started in voxel in voxel in central london and marched across the bridge that this is a peaceful march and they ask everyone to dress in black tie to emphasise how peaceful their march is and both march is planned to congregate and come together at trafalgar square. they say they will end with a number of speeches and a lot of music. this is now the fourth weekend that people have come out in defiance against the government who have advised them not to because were still in a pandemic and there are still in a pandemic and there are still some lockdown rules in process. and what are people saying about why they are still coming out despite the risks of a mass gathering? people are still saying that there is a lot of racism in the united kingdom. we spoke at a number of people who are talking about the windrush candle because yesterday was the fourth month since the government released its report on the windrush candle and its 26 recommendations that have not been implemented. and monday is the anniversary impact of when the windrush doctor in the uk and peo

french president emmanuel micron has met prime minister boris johnson in london to discuss the idea of any bridges between the 2 nations these would allow quarantine free travel to help revive the u.k.'s tourism industry well. the latest so recent emanuel has been to 10 downing street meeting boris johnson it's been a day hasn't absolutely the 2 leaders meeting in westminster firstly taking the opportunity to have those talks in downing street before merging to watch the red arrows fly over now this meeting was held in commemoration of the 80th anniversary of charles de gaulle the former french wartime leader at the liver in. a speech if you will to the french resistance fighters left. who are fighting against the nazi occupation now in the spirit of cooperation between the both sides they have been discussing in addition to issues like greggs it what to do about the call in to those that the u.k. have implemented now these cordon to move to see visitors to the united kingdom be made isolate for 2 weeks upon arrival but there's been much discussion about the establishment of averages which are ess

divergence is so huge there is an abyss between the 2 sides and hasn't been bridged ok because i want to get your take on this in london is it britain backtracking here i mean what is the u.k.'s response. well the u.k. is not responding directly to this accusation that david frost the chief negotiator has has conceded that the progress has been limited in this latest round this is what he has said in a statement and he expresses hope that the talks could be intensified however we do know what the british side want and it's really not very compatible with the e.u. position at the moment the british want something that's very flexible they don't want an overarching structure where they would be bound by european rules they don't want to have exactly the same rules and regs. lation as the european union they want to be able to create their own rules that for them is the point of president and they also want to be able to forge new trade deals they are hoping that for example with the u.s. there will be a trade deal in the near future and they want to be they want to have complete flexibility or flexibility as much as poss

french president emanuel has met prime minister boris johnson in london to discuss the idea of a bridges between the 2 nations these would allow quarantine free travel to help revive the u.k.'s tourism industry before on this case easter island joins with the latest so money in my craw as being downing street was sort of meeting boris johnson absolutely the 2 leaders meeting not too long ago and just a few moments ago enjoying a fly over of the. read hours over the skies of central london now this is to commemorate 80 years since the head which is an appeal that was made by charles de gaulle the french time the wartime french leader who delivered that speech from london to forces resisting nazi occupation at the time and on the agenda between the 2 leaders today would have been of course talks to do with gregg's it an ever present discussion between the 2 sides but also the question of bridges now averages of bilateral agreements between countries that would mean they're not subject to citizens of those countries are not subject to quarantine rules not the u.k. how to implement these qua

london. >>> right now cnn is monitoring reports suggesting the u.k. is gearing up to lift its ban on nonessential travel establishing air bridges of its own. let's go now to anna stewart. she is at london's heathrow airport. good to see you, anna. what's the latest on this? >> reporter: good morning, rosemary. from a very blustery heathrow airport. i was here three weeks ago telling you the u.k. had opposed a blanket, 14 day quarantine for anyone arriving in the u.k. people said it was too late in the pandemic to be effective. it's hugely damaging for the travel and tourism industry. the government promised a three-week review. it's a more targeted right. number one, that the rates of transmission of the virus in that country is the same or lower than the u.k. and, two, there is a track and trace system or test and trace system that is in the same place as the same standard as the u.k. the country's expected to be on this list that helpful fill this criteria will be france, germany, italy, spain, greece, possibly not portugal one of our european neighbors which has had a large outbreak in lisbon. expecting it to be announced sometime this w

according to family histories, carlin was born in 17 near a place called paintly bridge in yorkshire and lived in london before immigrating to england. he was 31 years old when he made his first notations in a new account book in 1763. so by then alexandria was a power base for emerging gentry who owns vast plantations and including george washington and george mason who lived within a few miles of the city center. scottish and english merchants set up shop in alexandria and they made up most of the population and carlin is part of that. a family history states that carlin's shop was located on the corner of king and royal streets. guess what, guys, we get to walk right by it when we go to happy hour. here is a handy directional map for you. spent some time there last night saying hello. it is a la serla now. i told my husband is that why he was young and redskiny because he was on the jared diet. so you could see that carlin's shop was very prominently located in the city's developing downtown. it must have been a visible feature on the landscape and kru customers didn't have to travel to for to visit

bridge in san francisco. >> black lives matter! >> o'donnell: and around the world from london to berlin to sydney, rallies demanding racial equality and police reform, all stemming from the death of george floyd, who was remembered today in an emergency service in north carolina, where he was born. assault charges: tonight, two buffalo police officers are charged after shoving a 75-year-old man to thegr

french president emanuel macro is in london to meet prime minister boris johnson to discuss the idea of bridges between the 2 nations these would allow quarantine free travel to help revive the u.k.'s tourism industry lots despite the u.k. attempting to further distance itself from the e.u. is to resume that aims to collate coronavirus information in europe wide onto u.k. cæsar ali joins me with the latest hi there isa so boris johnson it's a bit of a diplomatic balance he has to strike is it with them. all. absolutely different present among them our crown is in london for the 80th anniversary of the field which was broadcast from the united kingdom to france by the former wartime french president charles of call to those resistance fighters the free french forces who were fighting against nazi occupation at the time now it's the 80th anniversary of that broadcast which was named the appeal mr marquand here to mark that he's meeting with the prince of wales prince charles and is due to meet the prime minister today as well now mr marquand will be discussing a number of other issues as well as

over the years, they wrapped: the reichstag in berlin, a famous bridge in paris, and floating barrels in london among many others. christo was 84 years old. >> woodruff: let's go back to where this began, minnesota. the problems in the twin cities with criminal justice there go much deeper than the george floyd case. of the 100 largest metro areas in the country, minneapolis's income gap between whites and african-americans is the second worst-- nearly $ 50,000 a family. again, to special correspondent fred de sam lazaro. >> reporter: the police killing of george floyd, captured on bystanders' cell phones. peaceful protests that quickly turned into violent and chaotic riots, reding entire city blockso ashes. in the middle of a deadly pandemic, the city fell into a vicious daily cycle: cleanups under sunshine, and, by nightfall, violence, looting, and standoffs with armed law enforcement authorities. >> say his name! george floyd! >> reporter: on sunday, though, at the site of floyd's killing, protesters gathered for a peaceful rally. >> i've been harassed for the color of my skin. as far as i c

bridge in san francisco. >> black lives matter! >> o'donnell: and around the world from london to berlin to sydney, rallies demanding racial equality and police reform, all stemming from the death of george floyd, who was remembered today in an emergency service in north carolina, where he was born. assault charges: tonight, two buffalo police officers are charged after shoving a 75-year-old man to the ground.ss has learned the president wanted 10,000 active-duty troops to patrol america's streets. in a heated conversation, his attorney general, his secretary of defense, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff recommended against it. the n.f.l. apologizes nearly four years since colin kaepernick took a knee in protest, roger goodell says the league was wrong. and tonight, what drew brees is saying to president trump. tracking crifs ball: we'll have the latest on when and where the tropical storm is expected to hit. and finally tonight, finding expression through crisis. artists turn sheets of plywood into canvases of inson >>his is a special edition of the "cbs evening ne

bridge in england. he then lived in london before emigrating to virginia. i don't know yet whether he completed his apprenticeship as a tailor in england or virginia. probably in england, but he was 31 years old when he made his first account book and 1763. by then, alexandria was a power base for emerging jan trees who owned vast plantations on the cities periphery, including influential planters like george washington and george mason who lived within a few miles of the city center. scottish an english merchants set up shop in alexandria. they made the most of the city's population and karlan is a part of that. a family history states that his shop was located on the corner of king and royal street. guess what? you get to walk right by it when you go to happy hour. there is a handy little directional map for you. yes what guys? you get to walk right by it. here's a handy little directional map for you. spend some time last night. conveniently located next to a subway. i told my husband that is why he was so young. he was on the jarrett diet. anyway you ca

bridge a once unbridgeable racial divide. clive myrie, bbc news. bells at churches across london on the third anniversary of the disaster. the grenfell united campaign group says the fight for safe homes and justice continues — as "nothing has changed", since the fire. sima kotecha reports. bell tolls. church bells tolled in unison across london this evening. 72 times to remember each victim who died on that day. and then came their names. mohammed al—haj ali. jeremiah deen. zainab deen. # hallelujah, hallelujah. ..# due to coronavirus, services were online, involving song and prayer. we are still going through the grieving process and the rest of the country right now is grieving because of covid and people have lost families and friends ahead of their time. and we're grieving with them and, you know, covid brought a lot of bad emotions for us, especially for how things were after the fire because there are a lot of similarities, you know, glued to the tv, listening to the numbers of deaths rising every day. the blaze spread through the 24—storey block after a fridge—freezer cau

this bridge in film are and the statue of st john of me are very special they're made of so-called london marble which was mined in this area for centuries axel becker is an expert and takes me to a former quarry millions of years ago this was a reef in the ocean the continental drift carried that north along with fossilized sea creatures and sediments. and here you can see this is a coral. reef and this is a sea shell. and it actually mean you when you're not 380000000 years ago our continent was on the equator one year larger than the continents move where we're standing now with the. 20 degrees south of the equator and on this long journey away from the equator tectonic cracks developed. there was pressure here you see these regular structures that the stone was under a lot of tectonic stress and then fused together again through cement they would have to go back on that one when did people start mining in marble so. the 1st records are from 5099 we're very proud we can say it was still the 16th century. and that was the start of the barong era when marvel became popular there was a de

london breed shares what pride means to her. here's a quick live look outside the bay bridge approach camera we'll be back with more in just a mom. 5.24 is the time this week we're celebrating 50 years of pride in san francisco and this morning mayor london breed is reflecting on her first pride parade. >>and with the celebration means to the entire bay area kron 4 s noelle bellow had a chance to speak with her. >>this year marks the 50th anniversary of san francisco pride what would be 2 days of live performances speeches and parades throughout the streets of san francisco has now shifted to an online celebration. joining us now to talk a little pride as san francisco mayor london breed. thank you so much for joining us of course, thanks for having me today of course you know last year was actually my first ever san francisco pride event i went to the parade i had been to other you know pride events in the past, but of course, there's really nothing like a san francisco pride parade we wanted to know do you remember your first pride events that you ever attended and if so what do you remember most about it. >>well i was in high

it was about the attacks in london, the people that stabbed those people on the bridge. image of the ku klux klan and a black man hanging from a tree. you posted a picture of us president donald trump with the slogan, spics need to hang from trees. now i'm out of the army and living a different life, you look back and hear the jokes and even nowadays when i see some of the friends i know in the army they will say a joke and i'm like, jesus, mate, calm down a bit. the messaging group that mark was in was called triple k mafia. as we walked back, he revealed there were two other soldiers added to the group but they both chose to leave shortly afterwards. so these guys we re shortly afterwards. so these guys were in the same messaging group? yes. one left the army and one is still serving. did you know them? i knew both of them in both of them we re knew both of them in both of them were close friends. the one who is still serving, he spent christmas day with us. since talking to mark, we've been trying to find out more about the two soldiers he mentioned and whether the ar

risk for covert 19 is expected to establish so-called air bridges with countries such as france italy spain and greece paul brennan is in london and he says the british government is still in discussions over which countries will be allowed to avoid quarantine is going to kind of a lonely list of countries with individual nations added or potentially even taken away depending on where they're corona virus infection rates that said what seems to be happening at the moment is that discussions are being had with several european countries looks like there will be notable exclusions such as the usa for example whose spike in corona virus infections on friday means that it's unlikely to be among the list of those whose travelers will not be required to quarantine once they arrive in the u.k. suburbans government has ordered the suspension of all mobile banking saying it's undermining the economy mobile payments so the most common way to send and receive money to shop and to pay bills you know is when it coincides with the end of month when most people are paid. facebook says it will flag all posts that break its rules including tho

the coronavirus it's also expected to establish so-called bridges with countries such as france italy spain and greece paul brennan is in london he says the british government is still in discussions over which countries will be allowed to avoid quarantine is going to be kind of a looming list of countries with individual nations added all potentially even taken away depending on where their coronavirus infection rates go that said what seems to be happening at the moment is that discussions are being had with several european countries it looks like there will be notable exclusions such as the usa for example whose spike in corona virus infections on friday means that it's unlikely to be among the list of those whose travelers will not be required to quarantine was their arrival in the u.k. russia and the taliban have both denied claims that moscow's spies offered bounties to afghan fighters to target u.s. coalition troops the russian embassy in washington d.c. dismissed the media reports as baseless while the taliban says it's not indebted to offerings from any country. facebook says it will flag all posts that break its rul

much longer time them previously thought like other bridges today thanks for staying with us throughout the afternoon her time to hand over now to london colleagues are to carry will have all the latest for you in 30 minutes. and so throughout the course of a. good in each other the human body. of the potters are going to do the procrustes missile that is dismissed. instead of. having 2 months to go if you'll still be stuck with missiles from the course before you resist but i hope she is just well broke if you go chill the doctor. we think he minds be soviet soldier because of the boots she's wearing. huge which to sold out so it's a possible appear more than we do like about the shoes. in the summer russian police force to just hold. a mass casualty more of my guide to financial survival this is on a device used by professional galley legs to earn money. that's right these assholes are simply not accountable and we're just getting more and more to them. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for a while because we. welcome to the like simon show from strike and i'll be in show where we look at

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french president emanuel mccloy's meeting prime minister boris johnson in london where they are set to discuss the idea of any bridges between the 2 nations these would allow quarantine free travel to help revive the u. case tourism industry for more on this r t u k cæsar ali joins me now with the latest so then. is now in downing street isn't he meeting boris johnson with some social distancing of course yeah absolutely mr mark is in london for the 80th anniversary of the speech delivered by former wartime french president charles de gaulle the proud the appeal to french fire. to resist the nazi occupation and on the agenda in these talks between mr mock ron johnson could be of course a little bit of bragg's it that never goes away but also the question of averages now united kingdom have implemented quarantine rules so any one of arriving on these shores has to self isolate for 2 weeks but these averages are bilateral agreements between countries to ensure that the citizens of those countries don't have to undergo those measures as quality measures that have been calls for the french and kate to establish them howe

actually they fought a battle in london which is in russia and they actually managed to break through to german to france's take back and hold part the strategic area of the bridge that proved to be crucial in the not the battle later on i could go up to any single person on the street ask them what did you write to do during the war each would keep me 80 tell family story someone who fought and died at starting price someone who survived the blockade of leningrad so many fought with the partisans and someone who on the 24th of june 1945 walked on to that very square right behind me . well there is largely about the world war 2 veterans and the survivors who are given thanks for achieving that victory over nazi germany now this year we launched the victory mail project you guys the chance to deliver messages of thanks and share your stories and feelings or simply to say hello from a different part of the world and i've got a small selection here of some of the letters that we have received so let's take a very quick look ok so 1st of all we have a lot here this is from ukraine that was sent to a veteran here in russia sent in may just in time for the originally

bridges. gloria guevara is the chief executive of the world travel and tourism council — and joins me live via webcam from south londonthe region and the countries and the cities. there have been some bookings already, searches of the most important cities, and in the case of london and the uk they are ata case of london and the uk they are at a disadvantage or they were in a disadvantage, so this is very important, because we will see the movement of people among cities and countries that will allow the restoration of tourism. already more than 100 millionjobs restoration of tourism. already more than 100 million jobs have restoration of tourism. already more than 100 millionjobs have been impacted. we really need to start with the recovery as soon as possible because you know this number can also grow to double. how can people be sure that when they do burp and arrive in various destinations that there is real safety a nd destinations that there is real safety and hygiene being followed? —— do book. safety and hygiene being followed? -- do book. we created some protocols. the lessons we had from 9/11 was that establ

bridge. at a moment of silence at nas r nascar protests in rome, madrid and japan. in germany, soccer players take a knee and in london protesters gathered near the u.s. embassy sarah harmon is talking to demonstrators. >> we need to dismantd tle the system and rebuild it. >> reporter: shocking incidents come to light including this video out of virginia. it shows a police officer on friday tasing an african-american man >> roll over, roll over. >> reporter: striking him in the head the officer now faces three charges of assault and in alameda, california, another controversial takedown police release this video of an arrest in late may after four officers responded to a call of a man danceing in the street the incident now under investigation. but for protesters this weekend investigati investigations are not enough. in seattle, flash bangs and pepper spray fired after police say several officers were injured after improvised explosives and police dispersed protesters in portland protests in new york interrupted when a car drove through a small crowd. the driver was later aersed to cheers richmond, virginia, a statue

london, where crowds are beginning to gather. what is happening? there has been a general move from the area near the embassy across vauxhall bridge and down the northowning street, where again a crowd has gathered outside downing street. i think what strikes me watching these protesters is the level of anger being demonstrated. but talking to some of the protesters as we walked down here, there is a feeling that they might be changing a perception in of racism in britain with his protest. three in one week, which is quite unusual on top of everything else that has happened in the united states. but i have to say, it is very peaceful so far. very loud, very angry but taking pa rt very loud, very angry but taking part ina very loud, very angry but taking part in a peaceful protest. but as we we re part in a peaceful protest. but as we were saying, damon cressida dick, the head of the metropolitan police, has urged people not to take to the streets. the guidelines, as they stand, are that only six people are allowed to crowd together, so they are breaking the rules with this. that's right, but everyone has a right to protest. that is a right that nobo

they fought out a bottle in london which is that of russia and they actually managed to break through to judgment a friend says take and hold talk a strategic area of the bridge that proved to be crucial and not the battle later on i could go up to any single person on the street also what did you write it seems to join the war each would keep me 80 tell from the story someone who fought and died at starting price someone who survived the blockade of leningrad so many fall with the partisans on so much who on the 24th of june 1945 walked on to that very scrap right behind me. traditionally the event is held on may the 9th but the coronavirus to prevent that from happening this year so wednesday was chosen for the jubilee instead and it was not just a random day because back in 1905 the 1st of a victory parade was held on june the 24th when many soviet soldiers had made it back from the front lines and could share the celebrations with the whole country. in commemoration of victory over germany and the great patrick wall for the june 24th 1905 i'm scheduling a parade of the active army the navy and moscow garrison the victory parade in moscow's red square. it

london yesterday. the man is in custody in essex after going to a police station. pc keith palmer was stabbed to death in 2017 during the westminster bridgefrance, there have been clashes between protesters and police in several cities across france. demonstrators are demanding an end to racism in french society. police fired tear gas after crowds threw fireworks and bottles. gail maclellan has this report. demonstrations were most intense in the capital, paris, but also took place in marseille, nice and lyon. chanting. in the capital, around 15,000 gathered in place de la republique. they say the supposed glory of the republic doesn't apply to black people. rallies which started peacefully intensified. some protesters threw fireworks, bottles and paving stones. police responded. officials say more than 20 people were arrested, including 12 far—right activists, who draped a "white lives matter" banner from an apartment block. the killing of george floyd in the united states has sparked a global wave of protests against racism. many here see parallels with the death of a 24—year—old black parisian in police custody in 2016. chanting. the p

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london yesterday. the man is in custody in essex after going to a police station. pc keith palmer was stabbed to death in 2017 during the westminster bridgesh prime minister borisjohnson has ordered a review of the two—metre social—distancing rule in england, business leaders, and some of mrjohnson‘s own mps, have warned large parts of the hospitality industry will not survive if the rules aren't relaxed. the review will aim to be completed by the 11th ofjuly, the earliest date when pubs a nd restau ra nts might open in england. the recommended distance you should leave between you and other people varies from country to country. all four nations of the uk observe the two metre rule, as do spain and canada. it drops to one and a half metres if you are in australia, italy and germany and then falls to a metre if you are in china, france or singapore. the official guidance from the world health organization says leave at least a metre between yourself and others to prevent the spread of coronavirus. but the uk government's scientific advisers say that being one metre apart carries up to ten times the risk of being two metres apart. with me

london yesterday. the man is in custody in essex after going to a police station. pc keith palmer was stabbed to death in 2017 during the westminster bridgestice secretary, david lammy condemned yesterday's protest. he told the bbc‘s andrew marr there is no place for attacks on police officers. these scenes were ugly. and very, very threatening. and the scene involving urinating at pc palmer's memorial was utterly despicable and must have hurt his family greatly. fast—track, yes, absolutely we want a speedy justice but fast—track, yes, absolutely we want a speedyjustice but i would say we have a massive backlog in our justice system because of coronavirus. how the government is going to do that we will certainly scrutinise. moving to france now where there have been clashes between protesters and police in several cities across france. demonstrators are demanding an end to racism in french society as part of the black lives matter movement. police fired tear gas after crowds threw fireworks and bottles. gail maclellan has this report. demonstrations were most intense in the capital, paris, but also took place in marseille, nice and lyon.

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