passes half a million, protesters demand the resignation of the man they say is to blame — presidentjair bolsonaron to become the president _ of the republic and we are seeing the consequences of that today — in the absurd number of deaths due to the pandemic, due to the irresponsible way in which he handled the pandemic in brazil. the president has been famously dismissive of the health crisis — opposing masks and social distancing measures — and he's been criticised for the slow roll—out of vaccines. only 17% of the population is fully vaccinated. with a presidential election looming next year, mr bolsonaro�*s approval rating is at a record low and he faces investigation in the senate on charges of corruption. as night fell, skirmishes broke out between protesters and police... explosion. ..who fired tear gas and threw flash bangs. explosion. such clashes are likely to persist, putting president bolsonaro under increasing pressure as the pandemic continues to exact a devastating toll. gail maclellan, bbc news. the american comedian jackie mason has died at the age of 93. he spent his final days

the opposition will get stronger but this doesn't mean that presidentjair bolsonaro will resign or be will resign or be impeached. thomas, our line resign or be impeached. thomas, your line is _ resign or be impeached. thomas, your line is cutting _ resign or be impeached. thomas, your line is cutting in _ resign or be impeached. thomas, your line is cutting in and - resign or be impeached. thomas, your line is cutting in and out - your line is cutting in and out so we will leave it there but thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. let's get some of the day's other news indonesia has imposed a partial lockdown in the capitaljakarta, across the main island ofjava and on bali as it deals with an unprecedented wave of coronavirus infections. mosques, restaurants and shopping malls were closed in virus hotspots. on friday it recorded 25,000 new cases alone with 80% of them being the delta variant. the former president of south africa, jacob zuma, has for now avoided going to jail after the constitutional court agreed to hear his appeal against a 15 month sentence. mr zuma was du

, calling president jair bolsonaro, calling for presidentjair bolsonaro, calling for his resignationaro denies any wrongdoing. oliver stuenkel is professor of international relations at the getulio vargas foundation in sao paulo — he says the president is coming increasingly under pressure. for the first time since bolsonaro has become president there is now serious pushback. he has actually governed largely without an opposition for the past two years, has been able to disorient opposition movements now. now there are signs that the economy is taking a very long time to recover, unemployment is fairly high, there is a risk of inflation and a growing sense of the mishandling of the pandemic. the president has always promoted this dichotomy between either be for the lockdown or the economy. he has always said i'm in favour of the economy. but now there's a sense brazil may be left with the worst of both worlds, a very high death rate of more than 500,000 people who have died of covid and a sluggish economy. on top of that now, the corruption scandal. so i think that the first time we

with brazil's death toll soaring, presidentjair bolsonaro is losing support and facing growing pressure inquiry, and now potentially in the courts. he's been accused of turning a blind eye to irregularities and massive overcharging in a contract to acquire a covid vaccine from india. a whistle—blower in brazil's health ministry, and his lawmaker brother, claim to have personally warned the president. he has denied any knowledge and any wrongdoing. mr bolsonaro has been famously dismissive of covid—i9 from the start, opposing masks and social distancing, which he said was for idiots. his views have not altered, even as cemeteries here have filled with the dead. "it's no use staying home, crying," he said recently. all chant. more nationwide protests are planned for this weekend with some brazilians accusing their leader of genocide. 0rla guerin, bbc news. authorities in miami say that number of people confirmed after last week's will then collapse has risen to 22 with people still unaccounted for. they have now evacuated a second residential building in the miami beach area after what th

with brazil's death toll soaring, presidentjair bolsonaro is losing support and facing growing pressureand now potentially in the courts. he's been accused of turning a blind eye to irregularities and massive overcharging in a contract to acquire a covid vaccine from india. a whistle—blower in brazil's health ministry and his lawmaker brother claim to have personally warned the president. he has denied any knowledge and any wrongdoing. mr bolsonaro has been famously dismissive of covid—i9 from the start, opposing masks and social distancing, which he said was for idiots. his views have not altered, even as cemeteries here have filled with the dead. "it's no use staying home, crying," he said recently. all chant. more nationwide protests are planned for this weekend with some brazilians accusing their leader of genocide. 0rla guerin, bbc news. to canada now, and the national holiday has been marked by protests following the recent discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at former schools for indigenous children. thousands of people joined a cancel canada day rally. catherine karelli has

brazilian presidentjair bolsonaro has been taken to hospital for tests after suffering persistent hiccupsg throughout this press conference, saying he'd had them for over a week. he is expected to remain under observation for 2a to 48 hours, but not necessarily in hospital. a statement by staff said he was "feeling good and doing well". indonesia is currently battling multiple outbreaks and an alarming spike in coronavirus cases. over 2.6 million cases have been recorded and 69,000 plus deaths, making it the worst hit nation in southeast asia. the latest surge is believed to have been fuelled by the more infectious delta variant. hospitals in many areas are stretched beyond capacity with medicines and oxygen supplies scarce. i'm joined now by dr dicky budiman, an epidemiologist at griffith university in queensland, australia, who advises the indonesian government on how best to contain the pandemic. thank you very much forjoining us. when do you expect this to peak in indonesia? i when do you expect this to peak in indonesia? , ~ when do you expect this to peak in indonesia? , . ., .,. wh

brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro has been taken to hospital for tests after suffering persistent hiccupsd had them for over a week. he is expected to remain under observation for 2h to 48 hours, but not necessarily in hospital. a statement by staff said he was "feeling good and doing well". let's get more on this story from dominic phillips, a journalist based in salvador. it is quite unusual, isn't it, so want to be taken to hospital for hiccups? jair bolsonaro has been complaining for about ten days and has been clearly struggling to talk in for media videos taken by his supporters, who we quite often meets at the presidential headquarters. he goes behind the fence and speak to them and he has been clearly struggling to talk and hiccuping quite badly. we should remember in 2018 he was stabbed during his election campaign and sustained damage to his intestines and serious internal bleeding. he was transferred to sao paulo and was treated by the same doctor who was treated after he was stabbed in the stomach. he is undergoing tests to see if he needs surgery. the hospital say he is being

brazilian presidentjair bolsonaro has been taken to hospital for tests after suffering persistent hiccupss press conference, saying he'd had them for over a week. he is expected to remain under observation for 2h to 48 hours, but not necessarily in hospital. a statement by staff said he was "feeling good and doing well". a coronavirus cluster has been found among staff at a japanese hotel that is hosting a number of brazilian olympic athletes. seven staff members tested positive for the virus. 0lympic officials say that the affected workers have not been in contact with the brazilian delegation, which includes judo athletes. the olympics are set to begin in tokyo in ten days' time. spain's popular holiday islands — ibiza, majorca and menorca — are all being moved on to the british government's amber list, just two weeks after they were approved for quarantine—free travel. from next monday, anyone over 18 who's not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine on return home. the announcement applies at the moment only to people travelling from england, but other uk nations could follow suit. c

brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro has been taken to hospital for tests after suffering persistent hiccupsonference, saying he'd had them for over a week. he was originally expected to remain under observation for 2a to 48 hours, but has since been transferred to sao paolo for additional tests for an obstructed intestine and possible surgery. in a tweet, mr bolsonaro said he would be, "back soon, god willing." dom phillips is a journalist based in salvador — he says the brazilian president has been struggling for a number of days. bolsonaro has been complaining for about ten days now. he is completely struggling to talk in social media videos taken by his supporters. that is quite often at the presidential headquarters, where he goes behind the fence and talks to supporters he has been struggling to talk and clearly, quite badly. we should remember in 2018 he was stabbed during his election campaign, that damaged his intestines and caused serious internal bleeding. he was in hospital in brazil and transferred to sao paulo. he is being treated by the same doctor who treated him after his st

brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro is under growing pressure over his handling of the covid pandemic, withhe virus in brazil, the world's second highest death toll after the us. only 13% of the population is fully vaccinated and around 2,000 people are still dying with the virus every day. now there fears that the highly contagious delta variant could also take hold. our international correspondent orla guerin reports from sao paulo. brazil's agony. carved into the soil. fresh graves in sao paulo await the new covid dead. the virus is reaching the before others do. this man was the height of his family. his sonjoined the recent the height of his family. his son joined the recent street protests, seeking justice for his dad. he protests, seeking 'ustice for his dad. ., , grief or anger, it's about political responsibility. for those who've come out on the streets here, this is notjust about grief and anger — it's about political responsibility. they believe that many of the dead are victims of president bolsonaro, his policies and his inaction, as well as victims of covid—19. and the pressu

the streets across the country in support of vaccination and to demand the impeachment of presidentjair bolsonarodejaneiro. it comes as public prosecutors begin to investigate allegations that several government officials asked for bribes in connection with the purchase of two vaccines. around i7% of the brazilian population has been fully vaccinated so far. in england, an 11—year—old girl from bolton in greater manchester who went missing on thursday night has been found safe and well. police appealed for help infinding fatuma kadir after she travelled to london by train without her parents�* knowledge. herfamily, who had publicly urged her to contact them, said they were incredibly relieved. the british and irish lions got off to a winning start in the opening test against south africa in cape town. the home side dominated the first half, leading 12—3 at the break. but it was a different story in the second half with the lions controlling territory. four penalties and a try saw the lions win 22—17. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear good evening.

brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro has been taken to hospital for tests after suffering persistent hiccups for over a week. he is expected to remain under observation for 2h to 48 hours, but not necessarily in hospital. a statement by staff said he was "feeling good and doing well". the england footballer jadon sancho has made his first public comments following the racist abuse he received after missing a penalty in the euro 2020 final — saying "hate will never win". he said the abuse he and his teammates got was nothing new but "as a society we need to do better". it comes as borisjohnson said changes will be made to football banning orders. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young has this report. it was a heartbreaking defeat but post—match analysis has focused on far broader issues than england's abilities on the pitch. 0nline racist abuse aimed at the three players who missed penalties has left the conservative party divided over anti—racism campaigning, and pressure has forced the government to make a hasty announcement about changing the law. i utterly condemn and abhor the racist o

thousands of people in cities across brazil have been protesting against the government of presidentjair bolsonaron over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. the demonstrations were triggered by recent allegations of corruption involving the purchase of vaccines by the health ministry. mr bolsonaro denies any wrongdoing. iamjoined by i am joined by a reporterfrom bbc brazil. you were at the protest earlier, give us a sense of what they were like, what was the atmosphere, what was the mood light? i'm back from the protest here in sao paulo. itjust started about two hours ago so it is still picking up. it is very vibrant and very full of people. the audience is quite different from the pro bolsonaro protest that we have seen recently, which one mostly middle—aged and elderly people. this was quite a young audience that is joining this protest. people are very filled by the recent denouncement and talk of corruption and the protests are about the vaccine. the corruption scandal that has been going on this week. �* ., , scandal that has been going on this week. �* . , ., , , week. and what is tha

brazil's prosecutor general has asked the country stop court to investigate presidentjair bolsonaro fors. the president — who is sceptical about the virus — is under increasing attack for his handling of the pandemic. more than half a million people have died with covid—i9 virus in the country, which is home to the world's second deadliest outbreak. when schools first closed to help prevent the spread of coronavirus last year, it left many students with some spare time on their hands, and one of those was 14—year—old makenzy beard from swansea who decided to take up painting in her garden shed. now 18 months on, her work is set to go on display at a prestigious art gallery in london. ben price went to meet her. when schools closed in march 2020, makenzy decided to find a new hobby to occupy her time. over the past year she has produced more than a dozen portraits. we had paints and canvases and brushes in the shed, and i thought, why not give it a try? and itjust escalated from there, really. one of her favourite subjects to paint is her neighbour, john tucker, a farmer on the gower pen

brazil s prosecutor general has asked the country s top court to investigate presidentjair bolsonaro covid vaccines. the president is under increasing attack for his handling of the pandemic. more than half a million people have died with covid—19 virus in the country, which is home to the world s second deadliest outbreak. around 200 us businesses have been hit by what's being described as a "colossal" ransomware attack, according to one cyber—security firm. huntress labs said the hack targeted a florida—based it company before spreading through corporate networks that use its software. that company, kaseya, said it's urging customers that use its vsa tool to immediately shut down their servers. the cyber—breach emerged on friday afternoon as firms across the us clocked off for the independence day weekend. huntress labs says it believes a russian—linked ransomware gang is behind the attack, the same group who the fbi say have targeted other companies. jamal ahmed is an expert on information security and explained why those firms who have been affected were being urged to shut their

thousands of people in cities across brazil have been protesting against the government of presidentjair bolsonaroallegations of corruption involving the purchase of vaccines by the health ministry. mr bolsonaro denies any wrongdoing. i asked her what the atmosphere was like at the protests today: i'm just back from the protests here in sao paulo. it started about two hours ago and speaking out, yeah, it's very vibrant and very full of people, the audience is quite different from the pro bowl scenario protests that we have seen which were mostly middle—aged and elderly people. and it's a young audience thatis people. and it's a young audience that isjoining this people. and it's a young audience that is joining this protest and people are very fuelled by anger at the recent announcements of corruption in the purchase and the covid—19 vaccines. the protesters are very full today because of that because of the corruption scandal that has been picking up steam this week. �* . . that has been picking up steam this week. �* . , ., ,, , week. and what is that issues surrounding — week. and what is that

the streets across the country, in support of vaccination and to demand the impeachment of presidentjair bolsonaro two vaccines. around 17% of the brazilian population has been fully vaccinated so far. people gathered in hungary's capital budapest on saturday as the annual gay pride march took place. but this year, the country's government has approved a law that bans the depiction of what it describes as promotion of homosexuality and transgender issues to anyone under the age of 18. pride organisers say they want to stand up for a diverse, open and inclusive society against what they call the government's stigmatising policies. here's nick thorpe in budapest. this was a day of celebration and defiance for the lgbt community in hungary and their supporters. organisers estimated the size of the march had 30,000, the largest ever. a few dozen counter protesters were kept at a distance by a strong police presence. all singing. the gathering took place in the wake of the so—called anti—pedophile law passed injune, and last week's announcement of a referendum by prime minister to gain public support f