in 2011 mark duggan was shot by a policeman who was never convicted. in france adama died during police custody in 2016 and no one has been found responsible for his death that's why the protests in france have been violent. people are frustrated with structural racism. hasn't really dealt with its links to slavery and school on your list i'm here in germany several streets i named after individuals from the country's colonial period like in berlin's african quarter where even now some streets bear the names of germany's most infamous and brutal cologne you figures whether it's history oh every day racism black people's experiences are being ignored and that's why i'm also frustrated we need to address every day racism and also the past because that's the only way to move forward. and share some other stories making news around the world now. troops loyal to libya's u.n. back of men are celebrating after winning the. battle for the capital tripoli they've now expelled general khalifa haftar us forces from their last remaining stronghold in the city the

in 2011 mark duggan was shot by a policeman who was never convicted. in france adama told he died during police custody in 2016 and no one has been found responsible for his death that's why the protests in france have been violent. people are frustrated with structural racism. hasn't really dealt with its links to slavery and school on your list i'm here in germany several streets i named after individuals from the countries colonial period i can berlin's african quarter where even now some streets bear the names of germany's most infamous and brutal colonial figures. do you think the protest in the u.s. in europe does it change anything do you reckon wow i mean we speak about germany specifically of course with that statement from. referring to what happened in the u.s. and racism as horrific and of course also mentioning is a quite strong was a very strong statement but if you look at the coverage like on german media that hasn't been very strong to pointing to racism in germany they've been covering the protests in the u.s. but they haven't really

in 2011 mark duggan was shot by a policeman who was never convicted. in france adama died during police custody in 2016 and no one has been found responsible for his death that's why the protests in france have been violent. people are frustrated with structural racism. hasn't really dealt with its links to slavery and school. here in germany several streets i named after individuals from the country's colonial period i can berlin's african quarter where. even now some streets bear the names of germany's most infamous and new figures whether it's history or everyday racism black people's experiences are being ignored and that's why i'm also prostrated we need to address every day racism and also the past because that's the only way to move forward. and now to other stories making news around the world brazil's president who has threatened to pull his country out of the world health organization unless it stops being a quote toxin political organization but then i would follow steps taken by u.s. president donald trump who has attacked the w h o for its

in 2011 mark duggan was shot by a policeman who was never convicted. in france adama died during police custody in 2016 and no one has been found responsible for his death that's why the protests in france have been violent. people are frustrated with structural racism. in europe hasn't really dealt with its links to slavery and i'm here in germany several streets i named after individuals from the country's colonial period like in berlin's african quarter where. even now some streets bear the names of germany's most infamous and drew to cologne new figures whether it's history or every day racism black people's experiences are being ignored and that's why i'm also frustrated we need to address every day racism and also the past because that's the only way to move forward. to lead space that talks between the european union and the u.k. have ended with no significant progress according to the use top negotiator michele banya has accused london of failing to on of the brakes a divorce agreement as the 2 sides try to thrash out a trade deal before the in

brutality has long been an issue for campaign is we only have to look through recent years the cases of mark duggan and short break of just a few very name to also comes at a time where statistics show that piece a disproportionately a using excessive force in the black community there 4 times more likely to be in the v.m.e. community as they are to the white counterparts and many would argue that this shows a systematic level of institutionalized racism not to mention discriminate tree prejudice against certain stereotypes based on race but it also comes today as announces shows at the national police chief scout who shows that the emmy people have also. been disproportionately fine for farting looked down during this demick in fact be any community make up 15 percent of the u.k. population and they've received 22 percent of lockdown fines breaking that down that's $26.00 out of 100000 people in comparison to just 17 out of 100000 people for those 2 white counterparts now overall that means that the b m e people all 54 percent more likely to be fine than the rest of the population now according to

in 2011 mark duggan was shot by a policeman who was never convicted. in france adama told me he died during police custody in 2016 and no one has been found responsible for his death that's why the protests in france have been violent. people are frustrated with structural racism. peasant really dealt with its links to slavery and lism here in germany some streets i named after individuals from the countries colonial period i can berlin's african quarter where even now some streets bear the names of germany's most infamous and drew to cologne new figures whether it's history or every day racism black people's experiences are being ignored and that's why i'm also frustrated we need to address every day racism and also the past because that's the only way to move forward. reporting for us there now the latest official job numbers from the u.s. show the unemployment rate fair is falling the bureau of labor says it's a to sticks it says the jobless rate dropped to 13.3 percent last month 2500000 people found work after more than 20000000 lost their jobs in

in 2011 mark duggan was shot by a policeman who was never convicted. in france adama told he died during police custody in 2016 and no one has been found responsible for his death that's why the protests in france have been violent. people. i'm frustrated with structural racism. hasn't really dealt with its links to slavery and i'm here in germany so i named after individuals from the countries colonial period i can berlin's african quarter where even now some streets bear the names of germany's most infamous and new figures. plenty to talk about here let's bring in our. welcome and i'm also happy to welcome rather not us jennifer jennifer you're in berlin unfortunately we can't ask you into the studio because of coronavirus safety concerns what's your experience of racism here in germany. diverse or take your 1st jennifer excuse me. sorry. well it's been diverse i've experienced racism in every facet of life here in germany when i was approved for a flight i have the offer revoked after i sent in a copy of my passport i had to move out of my 1st suble

in 2011 mark duggan was shot by a policeman who was never convicted. in france adama told he died during police custody in 2016 and no one has been found responsible for his death that's why the protests in france have been violent. people. so frustrated with structural racism. hasn't really dealt with its links to slavery and colonialism here in germany. i named after individuals from the countries colonial period i can berlin's african quarter where even now some streets bear the names of germany's most infamous and new figures plenty to talk about here let's bring in our. welcome and i'm also happy to welcome rather not us jennifer jennifer you're in berlin unfortunately we can't ask you into the studio because of coronavirus safety concerns what's your experience of racism here in germany. diverse or take your 1st jennifer excuse me. sorry. well it's been diverse i've experienced racism in every facet of life here in germany when i was approved for a flight i have the offer revoked after i sent in a copy of my passport i had to move out of my 1st s

course in recent years we've seen various incidents and seen the deaths of various people including mark duggan i'm sure and brake and that's why people are very out here today to show those comparisons when we look at statistics in the united kingdom we know the fact that the 4 times more likely to be at the hands of british police in the resulting in accepted by british because that's well done by white counterparts when we look at what's going on during this demick we could see that be i mean people don't want more likely to be disproportionately fined than their white counterparts as well when it comes to the knocked out meshes though of course organizers did try and keep that social distancing you can see that is clearly not the case today but when it comes to the police offices they have really out here in force but a sense of me being outnumbered by the protesters for them though of course is too great as this one and they all flounce in these measures because the cost is too great to stay at home. mark zuckerberg of facebook has long been criticized as left leaning and catering to that

this consciousness of george boyd we've also seen it in recent years across the united kingdom mark duggan short break several read just to name a very few and that's why protesters are really head today now some today's demonstration here today is not the 1st it's actually one of just many across the entire week we've seen numerous actions from marches united states and the citizens united and to be seen quite powerful images at trafalgar square where pride protesters took a nice minutes again symbolizing the amount of time that it took for george flocka floyd died on to the police officers need so today a peaceful scenes but last wednesday i was here in parliament square and after a few hours of peaceful demonstrations it was soon met with a huge police presence whereby there was numerous scuffles and almost a cat and mouse chase throughout the streets of westminster so hopefully it won't descendants are seeing this later on today but it is indeed a very rainy rainy day here in central london but it hasn't stopped the protesters coming out today. in london thanks so maybe you should go t

stopped and searched there's been a number of deaths and so disgusted that people also the judge of mark duggan who was shot and killed by police in 2011 the 2 riots protesters here have the same clothes just no justice no peace the turned up done street which is the residence of the prime minister barak's johnson said that he understood the anger and grief but not only the doctors since the cross the world and in the unprecedented police chiefs have said that they are told of the death of george floyd and of also justice in the united states but also acknowledged that more needs to be done in this country to tackle racism. and hundreds of people in the german city of frankfurt came out to express their outrage over the killing of george floyd in the u.s. many of them held signs in support of social justice groups and also chanted against racism and in south africa a solidarity protest was also held outside cape town's parliament protesters there also showing support for the global black lives math and richmond they also called for action against police brutality at home. often ahead on al-jaze

police there's been a number of death deaths of that people in police custody but also the death of mark duggan back in 2011 when he was shot and killed by police and there were riots here in london the capital also in other cities in the u.k. now police here have pretty stiff they have made their wrist statement they've said that they're appalled at the death of. what happened the night it states and they've also called for justice they've also accepted that that needs to be done to tackle racism in the united kingdom several 1000 people in this iconic understand marching throughout the city heading towards downing street that's the prime minister's residence but it's midweek and the lockdown was still in place although . people have come out in support of solidarity in what's taking place in united states but i said bring us up to date with the situation in london's hyde park i said thank you very much and. this is all just it would be the top stories the u.s. defense chief says he does not support the use of the insurrection act and mark says any use of the military to stop the unrest george

and searched there's been a number of deaths and police custody of the people also the death of mark duggan who was shot and killed by police in 2011 back to riots protesters here have been saying that goes back to the same just no justice no peace the turned up at downing street which is the residence of the prime minister barak. but he understood the anger and grief but not only crossed the world and in the unprecedented police chiefs here said that they are told of the death of george floyd and also a justice of the united states also acknowledged that more needs to be done in this country to tackle racism. china is warning the u.k. that interfering in hong kong's affairs could backfire softer british prime minister said the u.k. was ready to offer millions of people in hong kong a route to citizenship if a controversial national security doors imposed china says foreign influence is a threat to the territories stability and prosperity where sentiments were echoed by hong kong's chief executive carol lam was in beijing to meet chinese officials i can only say that the international commu

stopped and searched there's been a number of deaths in france custer of the people also the death of mark duggan who was shot and killed by police in 2011 and the 2 riots we spoke to people here and what they are heading out they feel like it's a start your mind has been somebody caught in the south i know. it's not still it's been something not to be. so nice to. see so sunny people being afraid to speak to say should see something. say something leave them behind never think that these many life decided it's like. you should be here because the people let's focus here have been saying that goes back to an exam just no justice no peace the turned up at downing street which is the residence of the prime minister barak stunts and now he said that he understood the anger and grief but not only the doctor states but cross the world and in the unprecedented move police chiefs said that they are told of the death of george floyd and also the justice of the united states but also a canard is that more needs to be done in this country to tackle racism. china is warning the u.k. that interfering in hong

leadership, because i know that was part of the conversation, when i look at detroit with our mayor mark duggan is deeply engaged in the community, the leadership on my part, i've oftentimes said, if you want to change culture in a department that there is a pattern and practice of illegal behavior. you have to have the right chief first, and you have to set the appropriate tone. and when things go bad, and they will always go bad, the key is transparency, the relationship and taking actions swiftly to reassure the public that we take this business serious about the relationship and nurturing trust. it's really that simple. >> to chief craig, jim sciutto here. the president has been encouraging repeatedly cities, police, even soldiers to dominate the protestors. as the chief of police in detroit, is that something you want to do? is that helpful guidance from the president? >> i will tell you, i can't speak for the other cities where we've seen tremendous violence and attacks on police officers, and yes, we've had days where our officers were attacked. we had -- on several occasions we had to d

searched have been a number of deaths in police custody of people and of course there was the death of mark duggan who was shot and killed by police in 2011 that led to protests here in the capital but also across the united kingdom and then a very rare statement police chiefs have issued a statement saying that they are pulled by the death of george floyd in the past for justice but also admitted that more needs to be done to tackle racism here in the u.k. so several 1000 people here mid week in the united kingdom which is very rare and showing their solidarity and support with what's taking place in the united states . the u.s. president has resorted to threats of force as a way to control the unrest or previous presidents however have sought to balance military might with words of compassion and calm that's hard to do castro reports some say that balance has been missing from this white house. in the days following the assassination of civil rights leader martin luther king jr in 1968 riots broke out in more than 100 u.s. cities including the nation's capital during that time virginia and her h

here across the united kingdom of well as well we know that in recent years we've seen cases of mark duggan and sure it just to name a very few but of course it also comes at a time where statistics show that black people are 4 times more likely to experience excessive force by police officers than their count white apart some would argue than protesters here would argue that this shows an institutional racism some argue it's a systematic stereotyping of racial discrimination but also we've heard analysis today against the b m e community showing that they've been disproportionately fined for flouting any locked measures so if we look at the statistics the pami make up 15 percent of the u.k. population and they've received 20. 2 percent of lock down finds breaking that down even further that's 26 out of 100004 me people in comparison to just 17 out of 100004 white people so overall the pm me people are 54 percent more likely to be fined than the entire rest of the population now the police chief counsel said that this data risk complex really needs to be interpreted. there are a number of c

stopped and searched this questions or deaths of the people in police custody but also the death of mark duggan who was shot and killed by police back in 2011 which led to riots him the capture but also across the country when a very rare move police chief did come together and they said that they were appalled at the death of george floyd a call for justice in the united states but also acknowledged that more needs to be done here in the united kingdom to tackle racism for several 1000 people some are still gathered here some sitting down on the street behind me which is just in front of downing street. and show of support and solidarity with what's taking place in the united united states for the update thanks very much as a correspondent in london. still ahead here on the al-jazeera news on. what initially gave me the idea what it was really ice cream trucks and food vending trucks serving the people will have. for one doctor's mission to help black americans join the cave at 19000. on the new investigation that suggests that china withheld data on coronavirus of the world health organizatio

have seen similar problems here in the uk, lots of times officers have been exonerated, cases like mark dugganunity, i think it is the white community as well. the other part of the equation, is not what the individuals do, it is what society does. i would almost say that the police officers that have been found to do this type of crime, they should be brought tojustice swiftly, they should have the most severe penalties meted out against them so that the communities, so that everybody can see thatjustice has been done. 0ften that everybody can see thatjustice has been done. often in my practice, i see people on a lot less evidence than this tried and brought to justice for murder and other charges stop at thank you very much for talking to us, we appreciated. -- we appreciate it. car dealerships can reopen from today in england, after closing in march in line with government coronavirus advice. would—be buyers will now be able to talk with sales staff while following strict social distancing protocols, and potentially able to test cars alone, so long as trade plates and the relevant insurance

searched have been a number of deaths in police custody of people and of course it was the death of mark duggan who was shot and killed like were used in 2011 that led to protests here in the capital but also across the united kingdom now in a very rare statement police chiefs have issued a statement saying that they are told by the death of george floyd and of also justice but also that more needs to be done to tackle racism here in the u.k. so several 1000 people here midweek in the united kingdom which is very rare and showing this solidarity and support with what's taking place in the united states said live for us in london's hyde park where there's a protest going on in the moment in support of the u.s. protests against police brutality as well as racism in the u k. sweden's top epidemiologist has criticized the government's response to covert 19. says too many died too soon and sweden should have done more unlike other countries in europe sweden didn't impose a strict lockdown and kept many businesses open in the 1st weeks of the crisis instead citizens were left to practice social dista

stopped and searched there's been a number of deaths in police custody of people also the death of mark duggan who was shot and killed by police in 2011 and the 2 riots have been same. thing just no justice no peace the turned up at downing street which is the residence of the prime minister parties johnson said that he understood the anger and grief but not only that the world and you know unprecedented move police chiefs said that they are told that the death of george floyd and of also the justice in the united states also acknowledged that more needs to be done in this country to tackle racism and hundreds of people in the german city of frankfurt came out to express their outrage over the killing and george floyd in the u.s. many held signs in support of social justice groups and chant to be against racism and in south africa and solidarity protesters held outside cape town's part protests there also showing support for the global black lives matter movement they called for action against police brutality at home. so the africa has lived under a lot of police brutality since its history a

and searched there's been a number of deaths and since custer of black people also the death of mark duggan who was shot and killed by police in 2011 and the 2 riots we spoke to people you know you see right there the head and how they feel like this is touching my last seen in somebody else kind of the south china. sea still has been something not the . nice thing to see sun sign to people in fact this conversation is even something i see something leave a lot of i think that these many might decide if it's like. he said to me because the. protesters here have been saying that guys might think just no justice no peace the turned up at downing street which is the residence of the prime minister part of stunts and now he said that he understood the anger and grief but not only that you like to say about cross the world and in the unprecedented move police chiefs said that they are told that the death of george floyd and of also justice in the united states but also acknowledged that more needs to be done in this country to tackle racism. still ahead on this news hour from london lebanon's mo

brutality of course in recent years we've seen many an incident from short break all the way to mark duggan and here in london they're saying the similarities are not play especially considering statistics are saying that black people are 4 times more likely to experience excessive happy circles by the metropolitan police we've also seen the other suckering statistics that just came out today from the national police chiefs council so show me any people will say just fine when it comes to breaking down the measure so breaking that down the enemy people make up 15 percent of the a population they receive 22 percent of the fines that's $26.00 out of 800000 in comparison to just 74 white people for roles then be any people 50 percent more likely to be fined than the rest of the population now speaking all those statistics the police chief chief counsel is saying at least that is all those fear quite interesting and i need to be interpreted a great teacher. can feel there are a number of complexities and interpret sing the day so all of this is see including the number of fixed penalty notice i