the pandemic puts paid to pamplona's most famous pasttime.ts annual festival goes ahead without the city's iconic bull run. hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam, has been giving her first weekly briefing since details were released of the sweeping new security law imposed on the territory by the communist party leadership in beijing. she said the legislation would be vigorously implemented, and warned democracy activists not to challenge it, saying the consequences will be severe. she said national security was a red line that should not be crossed. this national security law is actually relatively mild, as faras, actually relatively mild, as far as, well, national security laws are concerned. first, its scope is very defined and confined. it only deals with four types of accent activities, endangering national security, and the offences a re national security, and the offences are clearly defined in law. the legal principles that we attach a lot of importance to, like presumption of innocence and no retrospective effect, and so on, they a

usually the san fermin festival in pamplona looks like this.reets. this year, the kick—off was much tamer — a small crowd with social distancing. in previous years, the festival's famous running of the bulls attracts attention from around the world, and it's followed by bullfights. this year, bulls will not be making an appearance. the risk of crowds and spreading coronavirus is simply too great. animal welfare activists say they hope this is the start of a new era. this will mark the year when bullfighting ends forever. eventually this industry will die out and what happened with the lockdown, with covid—19, is the last nail in the coffin of the bullfighting industry. spain's unique bullfighting industry has been suffering, even before coronavirus came along. over the years, there's been fewer events and less work to go around for the matadors. i will be back in a moment with all the latest business stories. see you soon. hello. well, not much happening with the weather out there at the moment. a lot of dry weather, some clear spells. and, act

the pandemic puts paid to pamplona's most famous pasttime.

of the clusters there but to give you an example you had the running of the bulls festival in pa pamplona and they had to cancel it and put checkpoints around the city to make sure that they don't descend on the city so it just shows you a city relying a lot on this festival for the summer and so that's news from spain. >> thank you very much i want to push on to what is happening as the louvre is reopening today. visitors have to wear face masks and observe social distancing and following a guided path in front of the museum. and can't step up close to the glass anymore and take a selfie because there will be but fears linger over whether it can survive. that's right after the break >>> welcome to street signs if you're just joining us these are your headlines banks lead a broad rally across europe while u.s. futures point at the gains to the dow where u.s. markets reopen after the holiday weekend. china shanghai composite with the largest one day jump since the july 2015 numbers. as investors focus on easing those over record rise in global cases. commerce bank shares german lender ceo

spain's running of the bulls festival in pamplona has been cancelled for the first time since the spanishover the spread of coronavirus. the festival was made famous in ernest hemingway's novel the sun also rises and draws thousands of visitors every year. animal rights campaigners have welcomed the cancellation. should we go outside for the moment? take a look at these beautiful pictures from the scottish highlands. for the past few weeks we've been following the the story of louis and aila — two ospreys nesting at loch arkaig pine forest. we now know that their chicks are two males and a female. the woodland trust is asking for suggestions on what to name them. i love this next bit. the woodland trust is asking for suggestions on what we should call the chicks. two girls, two boys. we need three names. send in your suggestions. we both got it wrong. two boys and a girl. send in your suggestions and we will pass them onto the woodland trust. anyone who falls ill with coronavirus would be forgiven for hoping they're one of the comparatively lucky ones — who suffer the effects forjust a fe