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news group newspapers says there is overwhelming evidence to support their claim that he was violentny depp has brought this case — to try to clear his name. david sillito, bbc news. an update from the serbian capital. police have used teargas to capital. police have used tea rgas to clear capital. police have used teargas to clear protesters gathered in front of the national assembly. they have seen national assembly. they have seen protests over the announcement that coronavirus restrictions could be renewed. a final decision is expected on thursday. the prospect of mass unemployment and a prolonged economic crisis in the wake of the pandemic has prompted the british chancellor to unveil a series of measures amounting to £30 billion. rishi sunak set out the details in his summer statement to the house of commons. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. radio: good morning, it's 6:00 on wednesday 8july. where we live — now a place to work. where we travel — now full of abandoned platforms. a different look where we spent our money. where we shop still often shuttered up. the

the people who are looting banga as we watch these protests continue and there seem to be these new groups joining in now and it just indicates that these really may not be slowing down at all and who else is getting involved yes so apparently you know you not only do you have as i mentioned you know you have the b.l.m. protesters who are out there and certainly you have anti protesters who are out there but there have been new groups that have been joining up over the past couple of weeks and they're actually signifying themselves by wearing matching colored t. shirts so in one case teachers are. i mean out in there marching wearing red t. shirts we've seen groups of nurses march we've seen mothers and fathers as different groups marching they all were different colors in some cases it's yellow it's up it's orange so what they're doing is they're trying to signify as kind of potential. demographic blocks professional blocks of people who are showing solidarity with these marches so we do see certainly growth there what's really is surprising about this era is we're talking about somewhat

news group newspapers says there is overwhelming evidence to support their claim that he was violentto try to clear his name. david sillito, bbc news. there is more for you on all the news nationally and internationally on the bbc website and on our twitter feeds. thank you very much for watching. hello again. there were two very different types of weather across the uk during wednesday. it's a similar setup as we go into thursday. in the south, we've got lots of low cloud. this was cardigan bay during wednesday afternoon. to the north of that, we've got a showery regime, much more sunshine around. and the divider is this area of low pressure. so keeping all parts unsettled, but it's been bringing in heavy and persistent rain during the course of wednesday night. and that heaviest rain — yes, it will be clearing out of the way, but it leaves a legacy of those weather fronts and misty clouds. it's pretty humid, as well, with that by the front across the southern half of the country a tad chillierfurther north. but lots of misty low cloud, hill and coastal fog to clear first thing. or

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councilmembers approved a new group to guide the city through issues of race and equality. lso approved a new commission to oversee street art and announced preliminary plans for a permanent black lives matter building mural. >>> a silicon valley leadership group announced a new ceo. thomas will lead the organization. thomas will be the fourth ceo in its 43-year history. over the last ten years or so thomas has worked as an investment banker at barclays capital and served as senior economic policy adviser for senator dianne feinst jose mayo issued this statement, our valley needs someone with ahm ahmad's extensive experience in the private and public sectors. thomas will start his new role on august 10th. >>> right now at 6:00, americans on the brink of losing it all. >> it means i'm homeless. there's no answer. i don't have an option. >> lawmakers this hour say they have a plan to save unemployment benefits. what's in it for you? a live report next. >>> plus, all new this morning millions of dollars in san francisco's presidio poised to lose this year and what it means for

nawal al—maghafi, bbc news. a groupusing new technology, and what they've learnt from fighting coronavirus in the uk to help their counterparts in pakistan who are trying to tackle the disease. they've been holding patient consultations online, even carrying out virtual intensive care rounds. there have been around 240 , 000 cases and close to 5,000 deaths from covid—i9 in pakistan so far, though with low levels of testing, the figure could be much higher. secunder kermani reports. i would suggest that you continue... from his garden in essex, this doctor is helping treat a patient in lahore. holding a tablet, a doctor there shows him the intensive ca re there shows him the intensive care ward for coronavirus patients via video link. hospitals in the country are being stretched. through this software, they can share casenotes. the stock helped lead essex‘s covid—i9 response. now he wants his experiences to help his country of birth. very proud of the nhs service we are giving here, and because of our relationships both

(doorbell rings) - [group] grubhub. >>> check this out. new video of a rare black bear siding on a woman's property. it might not be the first time this bearer wandered into town. a monterey woman took a video of this rare creature. she lives just under jack's creek park. the bear ate lemons from her tree and then wandered over to her neighbors glass door. they believe the same bear was spotted in the area looking for food. >> california's only known wolfpack is getting bigger, adding eight cups. we got video of the pup from last year. the father to the new pups is new to the family. after the first breeding male disappeared last summer, the pack consisted of doodles. they are allowed. they've got for teenagers now and they've doubled in size. >> and off-duty police officer dragged a small boy from the waves as a shark came in feet from the beach. they saw the sharks fin, breaking the surface where he was playing on his boogie board. he shouted and stepped into the waves to pull the boy out. >> that was a close call. and paul, i'm guessing tha

the bay area news group says they work in san jose on prospect road, right across from the westgate shopping mall. reportedly, they tested positive last week after having close contact with each other, away from the job. there is word that a fifth employee is still waiting for test results. >>> in hospitals in san francisco, they will be overwhelmed with virus cases in the coming months, with 10 times as many cases as they were in april, if the current trend continues. that's according to dr. greg colfax, san francisco's health director. right now, 4700 virus cases, 54 deaths. high alert levels spiked between last week and the week before. >> that rate is now increasing at a 33% rate. that is read, a cause for it is important to limit gatherings to people outside your hassle. he also says almost 3000 coronavirus tests are given in san francisco every day. >>> well the head of the cdc says the nation could get the virus under control, if everyone just war face mask. yesterday in a tweet, dr. robert redfield said commit everyone's wearing masks for the next 4 to 6 weeks. the virus can spread t

according to our media partners at the bay area news group there are now 95 infections largely linked to fraternity and sorority parties. many of the new cases are apparently connected to the same parties. yesterday the university confirmed eight cases among student athletes taking part in voluntary work outs. >> governor newsom today added san francisco to the watch list. those are counties experiencing spikes in cases and which must now adhere to the state's stricter guidelines. the designation means the city's malls and nonessential offices must close down by monday. mayor london breed highlighted one example with the problem of public gatherings. >> a large part of the new virus spread we're seeing is coming from people who are having gatherings with others outside of their household. one of our disaster service workers, a person who was working on our disaster response was recently infected due to one of these gatherings. she lives with a roommate, and her roommate decided to go on a camping trip with 15 friends. they figured the camping was a safe socially distant activity, they

chance of stuff to a new. group easy for him. to please spread life here might seem unbearable perishing cold a chilling wind and not a single tree bush or blade of grass to be seen nothing but a lifeless desolate wasteland. but people do live and work here. they even get married. and they all believe there are no vital mission. setting humanity on a path to knowledge of self the planet and the holy universe. if you like it if. you. will make it again today. antarctica is our southernmost continent surrounded by 3 oceans. it's a 14000000 square kilometer no man's land of polar cold the lowest temperature on earth 94.7 degrees celsius was recorded here. the south pole is probably the world's most inaccessible location. well almost there's also the pole of inaccessibility which is also here in antarctica. even music sounds different here to anywhere else on earth. in fact everything feels different. people from more than 30 countries and cultures live together in a close friend li community. antarctica is a very international commu

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as one of the new group of student freedom riders. >> we were supposed to have had protection. federal protection. but, when we got to montgomery, they disappeared. and we were left in the hands of a mob. i moean, it was terrible. that was when john lewis was beaten and jim burk was beaten. >> the riders kept going and this time with federal guards. eventually they made it to the dark heart of the south, jackson, mississippi, there lewis and the others were arrested for breech of the peace and sent to mississippi's infamous parchment prison. >> it was really like going back in to the, you know, antebelum plantation, it was a plantation prison. it was a rough experience. >> more students joined the freedom rides and by the end of the summer, hundreds of the riders filled parchment and other mississippi jails. >> it bonded them, they said we went in there 100 little movements on campuses and we came out one big movement and we knew each other. >> people should be expected to get beaten. they should expect to be in jail and it may go beyond the summer in jail. >> that national mov

sophie long, bbc news, phoenix, arizona. a groupmiss out on the exam results they deserve because of the covid—19 pandemic. gcse and a—level exams have been cancelled and, instead, candidates will be awarded grades based on teacher assessments, but the fear is that could be "unfair" for disadvantaged students. 0ur education editor, branwenjeffreys, is here. what exactly is the concern? well, they are worried that a system that sta rts they are worried that a system that starts with teachers estimating grades, calculating grades and ranking peoples, which is then followed up by a process in which the exams regulator standardises it across the whole of england, may disadvantage some pupils. there is a very strongly birdied warning tonight that among the 800,000 teenagers who will be getting their results this time, that there is a risk that those who are poorer, in care, who have special needs or who are from black and minority ethnic backgrounds could be severely disadvantaged. why are they worried? well, we know that if you look at

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the bay area news group reports nearly 2 million californians filed first time claims between march and june are still owed that money. they said that the state's computer and phone systems are out of date and overwhelmed by the demand and that is despite the governor's promise to increase staffing levels and improvements to the system. >>> almost 293,000 people in the state have tested positive for coronavirus with 6700 deaths. doctors say they are alarmed by the hospitalization rates. right now there are 6100 coronavirus patients in the hospital. that is an all-time high for california. >>> another area of the state seeing a surge in cases is in the sierra. this afternoon, the el dorado board of supervisors will examine if they have to put in new restrictions. >> people have cabin fever and come to visit and they may not know they are carriers of covid- 19 and leaving their virus with the people here. >> about half are in the south lake tahoe region. they would be put on the state's coronavirus watch list if they were a regular county. >>> there is a shortage of ppe for health care wo

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. >> police say the four were involved in forming a new group and calling for the foundation of a republicf hong kong through social media. student localism was established in 2016 but disbanded in hong kong at the end of the june. the group said it would continue operating overseas. the police say the four will be questioned in a newly established department dedicated to cases regarding the law. attention is focused on what criminal procedures will be taken. >>> in other news, the commander of united states forces japan has pledged support for japan over the senkakaku islands over the east china sea.a. japan controls the islands. the comments are the latest example of tough talk from the united states o over beijingng pushing territorial claims in asian water. >> the united states is 100% absolutely steadfast in its commitment to help the government of japan with the situation in the senkakus. >> schneider said in an online news cononference on wednesday beijing continues to taking a gres sive and malign actions in the east china sea and the south china sea. he pointed to what he called u

but besides that, the district attorney's office announced this week that it is forming a new group within the office to oversee police investigations of itself so there is some outside scrutiny. i talked to city council people today who are concerned about the video and some of the recurring events that continue to happen. i should also mention that the suspect was arrested was booked into jail on a few relatively minor charges including resisting arrest, driving us a suspended license and possession of paraphernalia. >>> >>> california the new single day record for deaths related to coronavirus. 159 new deaths were reported thursday at manis up 2% from wednesday and more than 9700 new confirmed cases. of the last two weeks hospitalizations are up 8.5% but the rate of growth is declining modestly. governor newsom hinted the state may be moving toward more pool testing and we can expect more details next week. >>> today he announced new efforts to protect essential workers especially latino workers have been disproportionally impacted. he wants to boost measures like helping workers quaran

our media partner group is reporting the bay area news group is reporting that they are appointing a special prosecutor and hoping that this settles a dispute between the district attorney and the attorney general, both tried to avoid probing mccoy's death. officers claim that mccoy threatened them by reaching for a gun. his loved ones accuse police of using excessive force. >>> in the north bay, dozens of students and parents rallied outside of drake high school in support of changing the school's name. it had been named after sir francis drake for the last 70 years. but now the district is changing the name because of drake's links to the slave trade. this week they started the process of removing martin, th member of next year's graduating senior class, told us that she has had issues with this name for a long time. the mesn e it is the start ofan >> school district agrees that they need to hire more teachers of color. and we're dedicating our efforts this week to the housing shift that is under way right now because of the pandemic. it is really a stressful time for homeowners. 7

so the community total is now more than 1500 the bay area news group together public health information revealing marin county had 482 covid 19 cases per 100,000 residents. that is the most in the region. health officials say marin county also has one of the highest rates of testing in the bay area which is a big part in the county's relatively high case rate. and the numbers include the virus outbreak at san quentin prison. >>> to the south bay where a new health order in santa clara county is clearing the way for more businesses to reopen more quickly. in another two weeks, personal care services such as hair and hair salons and massage therapy will be eligible to reopen along with gyms and fitness centers, hotels and motels. however everyone would need to see wear a mask and observe the other requirements. >> this virus has proven time and again in communities around the country and around the world that it will come back with a vengeance if you let your guard down. we will not let our guard down here in santa clara county. >>> the county also plans to allow outdoor gatherings for up

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disease expert on the worsening pandemic in the united states and now the coronavirus is threatening a new group of people more than a 1000000 international students in america some schools including harvard university plan to only offer courses online next semester u.s. immigration authorities say foreign students in rolled at schools with only online courses will not be allowed to stay in the u.s. and could face deportation. now this could impact more than a 1000000 students a large share of them coming from china south korea and canada and there has been a lot of reaction on social media to this the economist danny bihari tweeting the trumpet ministration has now decided to deport yes deport thousands of foreign students the most skilled and talented young men and women of the world already in the u.s. and holders of a valid visa if that's not america attempting suicide please explain what is president us richard haass president of the u.s. council on foreign relations tweeted this having foreign students on u.s. campuses is a great way to make none americans pro-american it's also a great wa

the iraqi government carried out a raid on ca tape high's bola a group linked to iran accused of attacking u.s. forces it was a test for a new prime minister most of all called to me was promised to crack down on groups that operate outside the law but days later those detained had walked free al-jazeera similar 14 came to exclusive access to the cuts a prize ball a base that was rated. we're about to get a rare glimpse into the most secretive armed group under iraq's popular mobilization forces brigade 45 better known as. this is the 1st time journalists have been allowed into one of its military bases. is nominally incorporated into iraq's security apparatus but has been accused of acting outside the formal chain of command al-jazeera gained exclusive access to dislocation in southern baghdad after it was raided by iraq's counterterrorism forces the iraqi government says it had been tipped off that a rocket was about to be launched from dismissal of it towards the green zone where u.s. and other diplomatic missions are based 14 people were arrested and several weapons seized but the group says the raid was illegal carried

news group newspapers claims there is overwhelming evidence thatjohnny depp assaulted his wife during on inanimate objects, he did not assault amber heard. david sillito, bbc news. after the death of george floyd in the us, a powerful national discourse on race is taking place in the country. aleem maqbool has been meeting artists and activists in washington to hear their thoughts on the black lives matter movement. # now, stay woke...# you know, we're driving and we see, you know, maybe a police officer or a cop car pull out. our first reaction is, "oh, god. is today the day?" music there was, like, a visceral reaction when a lot of people saw the george floyd tape. and a lot of people took to the streets, and there was a lot of outrage. and still, people are marching and things like that. but for me, sometimes i get a little frustrated, because i don't know if things are actually going to change. so i think a lot more people are taking the time to actually educate themselves now, which is good. ijust — once again, ijust hope that it's going to actually have a lasting effect, rather

johnny depp describes the evidence as a choreographed hoax, but news group newspapers says there is overwhelmingended with an incident when cleaners discovered a deposit in their bed. the couple had yorkshire terriers, butjohnny depp said it wasn't left by a three orfour lb dog. it was, he felt, a fitting end to their marriage. david sillito, bbc news. here in the uk, hundreds of people have gathered to pay their respects at the funeral of the world war two forces' sweetheart, dame vera lynn, who died last month at the age of 103. her cortege was accompanied by a battle of britain flypast as it travelled through her home village of ditchling in east sussex. representatives from the royal british legion stood with flags as they waited to honour dame vera. there was also a private service at the crematorium chapel which included music from a buglerfrom the royal marines. it's emerged a schoolgirl from london had a hand in the raf‘s victory in the battle of britain. she helped improve the firepower of the airforce's new fighters, the spitfire and the hurricane, which were key to defeating the germa

this viral ad to put a new group called the lincoln project on the political map not because it has been viewed almost 3000000 times under the leadership of donald trump our country's weak and secret. this was an attack from members of the president's own party and he responded by attacking them well after midnight on twitter their reaction. republican operative rick wilson is one of the founders of the group he says the ad did exactly what they wanted every day donald trump is destructed i really don't i was running around like a crazy person doing the things that he does with a tweet gets in his head read it says this campaign is not focusing on beating joe biden every day he's thinking about us is something about him with surprising speed the group turns around ads meant to get inside the president's head something's wrong with donald trump. speaking walking hitting him on issues that he's made clear bother him like crowd size turnout in tulsa. his physical health we've seen that you're shaking. and it's getting. worse and his handling of the coronavirus i don't think he was. but the

group. it is worth saying, just to be clear, this new change will come in from august the 1st.eir home to get the tv licence, the bbc has taken some measures to prevent that happening. if you are online you can do it that way, there is a dedicated helpline or you can nominate a carer to do it for you. thank you. thousands of people in england in occupations deemed at high risk of coronavirus are to be tested as part of a pilot scheme, even if they have no symptoms. taxi drivers, shop workers and cleaners are among those included. at the same time, figures have been released showing a huge fall in the number of routine operations carried out by the nhs during the lockdown. lauren moss reports. lorraine has osteoarthritis. she was due to have a knee replacement in april, but a few weeks before the surgery it was cancelled. coming upstairs, it is painful and surgery it was cancelled. coming upstairs, it is painfuland i surgery it was cancelled. coming upstairs, it is painful and i have to think can i get up the stairs with what i'm carrying. lorraine is 54, she cares for her husba

news group newspapers claims there is overwhelming evidence that johnny depp assaulted his wife during he may have taken his anger out on inanimate objects, he did not assault amber heard. david sillito, bbc news. the us supreme court has ruled that new york prosecutors can have access to donald trump‘s financial records, including his tax returns. mr trump has dismissed the investigation into his affairs as a witch hunt. but every us president since jimmy carter in the 19705 has chosen to make their tax returns public. 0ur north america jon sopel is at the white house. is he going to do so? maybe, but it will take a very long time. let‘s do this in two parts, the legal side of this, donald trump was defeated today, in the supreme court, he had asserted he had absolute immunity and that he could not be investigated all the time he remained in office, but by a majority of 7— to the supreme court rejected that and they said no man is above the law, and the courts in new york and have access to his files. donald trump has reacted furiously saying this is a hoax and a witchhunt and that it

news group newspapers claims there is overwhelming evidence thatjohnny depp assaulted his wife during on inanimate objects, he did not assault amber heard. david sillito, bbc news. lockdown restrictions are being eased further across england, with concerts, theatre performances and swimming able to go ahead outdoors from saturday. sarah corker has more. lifeguards practising their rescue skills. can you open your eyes? fitness instructors learning first aid. face coverings are not essential in the gym. and gym staff making a "welcome back" video for customers. hello. this community leisure centre in 0ldham is ready to open its doors after 111 days in hibernation. yeah, i‘m over the moon. for those living nearby, it can‘t come soon enough. we always used to come to the parent—and—baby classes with my little girl, as well. we were hoping to be able to start her on proper swimming lessons soon, as well. it's accessible for all the community. like i said, all my friends can afford it. it doesn't matter what kind ofjob you do, you can afford it, because they've got different schemes. this