it seriously and that's worrying 30 family members from this apartment block celebrated the end of ramadan violating hygiene and social distancing rules several of them also met an illegally opened shisha and shared the same mouthpiece now over $100.00 people have tested positive for the current virus 5 daycare centers all schools and one swimming pool have now been closed the town sports clubs will also have to shut again but these measures may not be enough. we can't rule out the fact that we may reach a point where we have to impose a stricter form of lockdown. $700.00 residents in the apartment block must now be tested but whether everyone will cooperate with the authorities is another matter but the town is depending on them to do so to prevent another total lockdown . well today is the united nations world environment day which encourages awareness and action to protect the environment even though c o 2 emissions have slowed worldwide due to the chrono virus restrictions environmentalists fear a spike in waste from protective equipment which often ends up in the world's oceans and se

the holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost i'll have more news in a little under 30 minutes. hello i'm saying bust ravi and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week a special from iran to her on has always been able to work around crippling sanctions but the coronavirus pandemic that killed thousands has trashed the economy what kind of economy will emerge. no country in the middle east was hit hard.

a virus cases in pakistan has passed $100000.00 infections jumped after the islamic holy month of ramadan ended in markets reopened doctors and other health professionals wanted tougher lockdown measures including the closure of mosques but the government rejected that on the 2000 people died from cover 19 in pakistan from higher has more from islamabad. no one know it yet grandpa gets on really see the big according to some of the medical experts the next 2 weeks will be critical the world health organization had warned months ago that focused on could be dodging up to 200 didn't confirm cases by july you also have to understand that the country had not yet come up to speed with the number of deaths so far they're trying to achieve 30000 deaths per day and the number of confirmed cases of god is rising now at an alarming rate richard also putting a huge burden on the country's outstretch medical facilities and not to mention the fact that there are dead is an economic cost that grell according to initial estimates by the government up to $2.00 trillion repeat of last days and also alarmi

dozens of people celebrated the end of ramadan together, setting off a wave of new infections.dent: just as corona restrictions were being l lsened in this germantown, now the threat of a second lockdown looms, and all because some residents in this block breached rules by meetingng oen mass. >> they are endangering everyone, not only themselves, and it is inconsiderate. >> i thought if everyone sticks to the rules, it will turn out ok. there are still people who appear to not be taking it seriously, and that is worrying. correspondent: 30 family members from this apartment blocks celebrated ramadan, violating hygienene and social distancing rules. several met in one bar and shared a mouthpiece, now over 100 have tested positive for coronavirus. daycare centers and schools have been closed. town sports have two shut again. but these measures may not be enough. >> we can't rule out the fact we may reach a point where we have to impose a strict form of lockdown. correspondent: all residents in the apartment block must now be tested. whether everyone will cooperate is another matt

the holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost i'll have more news in a little under 30 minutes. hello i'm saying this is counting the cost on your look at the world of business and economics this week a special from iran that iran has always been able to work around crippling sanctions but the coronavirus pandemic that killed thousands has trashed the economy what kind of economy will emerge. no country in the middle east was hit harder by the corona virus pandemic than iran . it's recorded more deaths than anywhere in the region and total infections are still rising overall rates are slowing down but an officially the numbers are widely believed to be much higher. and the government initially downplayed the pandemic in a speech in the early days of the outbreak supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei described it as a non emergency and said the united states remains the biggest threat to the country. and during the 1st meeting of a task force president hassan rouhani set up to respond to the c

and also after himself talking about you know the fire station of hostilities and for the sake of ramadan and also he does that that for religious and humanitarian purposes but this this this you know does not seem to be quite convincing because you know these these condition have been around for a very long time but we have not seen the actors call important goes in and they have been they have been strongly defiant in the face of any suggestions for peace and we built the actions please remember you know i need the hostiles to crap and rejected all international attempts to reach a ceasefire and you know you remember the moscow moscow meetings he did not even find the you know a cease fire agreement and even berlin he did not accept them seized by solution so it is not realistic to expect the east and you know eastern actors achieve that only for half the to expect to accept on a ceasefire and negotiated solution the on the thing that would that would you know convince him and other failures of him is a mystery of defeat. the what's what made them you know call it was this part was the

the local authorities even though there were very strict regulations, indeed, meant there were no ramadanrayers, no collective prayers allowed, people did have them in a clandestine way. people detected a relatively small but detectible increase in the rate of infections. saudi arabia's lifted a lot of the local restrictions on commerce and movement inside various cities but still keeping it very tight, particularly in terms of international travel, rosemary. >> sam joining us there from abu dhabi. many thanks. >>> the u.s. justice department announced several charges against an army soldier on monday, including providing material support to terrorists in a plan to attack his fellow americans. the soldier is accused of planning a mass casualty attack on his own unit. the indictment lays out his alleged communications with a neonazi white supremacist group. it says the soldiers shared information related to his unit's deployment location and security details in order to facilitate an attack. the u.s. army and the fbi said they thwarted the attack and they arrested the soldier on june 10th.

corona virus cases in pakistan has passed 100000 infections jumped off to the islamic holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened doctors and other health professionals wanted tougher lockdown measures during the closure of mosques but the government rejected that india is taking another big step in opening up its economy despite reporting a record high of almost 10000 new coronavirus cases places of worship like this one in the capital new delhi a ring the door shopping centers and restaurants are also back in business news continues here on al-jazeera after witness to stay with us. now jews are. every. year. about him. most of. them with a. little boy in the left engine math. being unique. that's kind of the moon i'm going to sing and leave that stuff and over with the costume. designer as soul. son max oh i just thank channel that and a half hours of man not. i struck gold standard back any. wrong. right there on the. notice in. the. woods if you. want. some food. you. say. oh. from brighton so much. just. for fun if you are up last yet you are my most of the business and better tha

coronavirus cases in pakistan as a past 100000 the infection rate increased after the holy month of ramadan ended in the markets reopened doctors wanted tougher lockdown measures but the government said the country couldn't afford to do that up next it's inside story i'll have the news for you in a little under 30 minutes ago that. why is the u.s. troops from germany they've been stationed there since the end of world war 2 and now donald trump is about to come by more than a quarter. and should u.s. allies and they tell. this story. that welcome to the program. the legacy of wild war 2 a symbol of u.s. commitment to protecting its european allies u.s. military forces stationed.

pakistan has passed 100000 with 2000 deaths as a infection right rosa after the islamic holy month of ramadan ended in markets and mosques reopened medical professionals called for a stricter lockdown something the government said many of the poorest people could not force it's going out to our correspondent who is live for us in islam of and so come all this is a grim milestone how accurate are these numbers likely to be and when is the expected speak in the country. well that's an excellent question no one knows yet grandpa your son receives a according to some of the medical lake the next 2 weeks will be critical of the world health organization had warned months ago that focused on could be dodging up 220-0000 confirmed cases by july you also have to understand that the country had not yet come up to speed with the number of dead so far they're trying to achieve 30000 dead day and the number of confirmed cases of god rising now at an alarming rate richard also for doing a huge burden on the country's outstretch medical facilities and not to mention the fact that that is an economic cost a

exacerbated this problem because progress on decided to move down on the low down to run again of ramadan and god has led to this news. china has reported its highest daily number of new corona virus infections for 2 months more than half of the $57.00 cases were in beijing where part of the city has been placed under lockdown after an outbreak at a food market. reports for hong kong. after nearly 2 months of no new local infections and life slowly returning to normal china's capital is once again drastically stepping up measures to prevent the spread of a new coronavirus cluster dozens of cases are linked to the asian fire the wholesale market one of asia's biggest cities governments rushed to shut down the sprawling complex which supplies nearly 90 percent of beijing's fresh seafood vegetables and fruit but it was my the morning we were told last night that this place is closed now i can only sell my pitches on the street there have been very few people buying them so i'm going to be at a loss for sure but walk a do life and health always come 1st the market is in the southern district

because of course this lockdown coincided with ramadan and eid, times of mass gathering and celebrationm the mask because it is so important in our lives, especially in this holy month of ramadan, but these are difficult and exceptional circumstances and in the circumstances and in the circumstances prayers at home, that has been difficult, but it is also shown us that it is possible because faith is between, religion is between you and god. you can worship and have that connection with god and have that connection with god and through your faith worship at home as well, so it hasn't been a problem, as such, although it isn't the same as having worship in the mosque. 0k, safeer khan, thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc news. some airlines have begun a legal challenge to plans to introduce a two—week quarantine for air passengers entering the uk from tomorrow. the channel tunnel also says its operations are at serious risk because of the way ministers have rushed through the restrictions. the home office insists the measures are needed to control the virus. our business corresp

coronavirus cases in pakistan has passed 100000 infections jumped after the islamic holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened doxes and other health professionals wanted tougher lockdown measures including the closure of mosques but the government rejected that or the 2000 people have died for and from covert 19 in pakistan. let's go to our correspondent who is live for us in islamabad kemal one of the projections here about the peak of the break of things expected to get worse before they get better. absolutely it's important to know just on the number of confirmed cases in this country have knowledge of china and that of course raising concern has gone to world health organization earlier warns that that figure could go to 200 washington even above that by july so engaged this is a warning sign and as you mentioned the government also are in a very difficult position because on the one hand there are millions of people who depend on daily wages by doing daily jobs and the unemployment figures of course rising that focus on getting order for such a calamity also important in order

on the low down towards the end of ramadan and. at least 60 people are dead also coordinated attacks in nigeria the country's military posted this video on social media of its response which is says killed 20 eisel and boko haram fighters but he says the attacks took place in borno state in the northeast of the country 40 civilians died off to fight and opened fire on the village of niggas i while the united nations humanitarian fund was also. a protest as are again gathering where a black man was shot dead by police officers in atlanta on friday a fast food restaurant with a satellite on saturday following the death of 27 year old racial brokes the city's police chief resigned less than 24 hours after the incident and the officer who fought who fired the shot has now been sent the u.s. remains in the grip of anti racism demonstrations after the death of george floyd in minneapolis last month that is at the top stories stay with us too to al-jazeera is next. it will. look to see. after months of anti-government protests and politic

cases in neighboring pakistan has a past 100000 the infection rate increased after the holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened doctors want to tough a lot on militias but the government said it couldn't afford to do that. most schools in south africa have reopened since march many students have been taught at home those in their final years of primary and secondary school now allowed to return. to new zealand has declared itself free of coronavirus all restrictions are being lifted extra except border controls no new cases have been reported for almost 3 weeks these continues here on al jazeera off the inside story oh i. wanted to control the bia by force now the hospital is off to a political solution and egypt's president has laid out so the mission to deploy is a series of minutes leave the trees by the un recognized government in libya but will this proposal even be considered this is inside story. and welcome to the program. libya's.

corona virus cases in pakistan has passed 100000 infections jumped after the islamic holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened doctors and other health professionals wanted tougher lockdown measures including the closure of mosques the government rejected that. india is easing its covert 19 restrictions despite reporting a record high of almost 10000 new coronavirus cases places of worship in new delhi are reopening shopping centers and restaurants are also back in business most schools in south africa have reopened since march many students have been taught at home now both in their final years of primary and secondary school are allowed to return the prime minister of libya's un recognized government. is due to meet with the head of the 2 brook based parliament in moscow to stay with us when you come here on al-jazeera. we understand the difference in similarity of cultures across the world. so no matter what you see al-jazeera bringing. current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. the end. of the. usa i. was you. know i was not a person sitting on the shoulder. i was a last na

yes we celebrated ramadan we all went to the mosque but we kept a distance everyone had a mosque on his own prayer march we followed the rules. since the outbreak division between the people living in the apartment block and the rest of the city is growing a smear campaign broke out the inhabitants speak of spitting attacks and insults. we are furious about what has happened to us this really is just purposely stirring up huge animosity towards us. because it is. now the head of the city's action committee apologizes for some of the words he used when communicating the cases but some people are simply irresponsible she says. i'm sorry now that i'd use the words large families in connection with the outbreak because the words large families are often associated with people from an immigrant background and it was not my intention to discredit anyone but what we have to state is certain individuals have not followed the rules in the context of this outbreak and this is absolutely unacceptable want us i'm fine or go where the infection spread is still unclear this is also a suspected hot sp

a funeral is being held in syria for the former leader of the palestinian group islamic jihad ramadan shala died in a hospital in beirut his body was transported across the border to syria charlotte lapsed into a coma 2 years ago because of complications from heart and kidney disease he was on the u.s. most wanted list of terror suspects. most new arrivals to the u.k. and are required to put themselves into quarantine for 2 weeks plane ferry or train passengers including u.k. passport holders must give an address where they will self isolate or face a 1200 dollar fine the government says the rules designed to prevent a 2nd wave of infections critics condemned the restrictions as a publicity stunt which will be impossible to enforce join a hole is at heathrow airport west of london. but it depends really on the willingness of people coming in to abide by and and actually take up this quarantine 14 days of self isolation and have to when they arrive at airports and ports of entry like you throw behind me fill in a form tell people tell the border guards where they're going to be staying

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difference and demographics difference is that how care systems isn't that a triumph or unification ramadan crucial vote for him possibility. yeah i think it's a very poor adults a cold period you know we see the same time trying for will ization in a way that all of us. in australia and any place in the world basically we are in exactly the same situation and we do same things or rather we are subject to the same things and we are more united than ever because all of us are following what this happening in other countries so in this regard yes at the same time this is a. total from mentation of international landscape because damn ics is a unique kind of calamity when the only way the only possible way to confront it is to isolate one thing to let me take the sheer are with that because i heard you see him in many interviews and you say that quarantines and distancing abby only 2 ways and i agree on distancing but when it comes to quarantines this is a very dramatic statement and scientifically if not saddled and all scientists and semiology still arguing about that and i think you know on

the most prestigious shopping districts some looters went to extreme measures this 40th was used to ramadan like products retailer california owners are going even further with their security measures stuff helping arming themselves kill up and takes us through why the looting risks erupting into something more dangerous. here's one thing. the protests against police brutality was 5. 00000000 however by night the protests take a much more violent for. lyndall ism moving and a tax on business owners many see this as an extreme expression of economic inequality obert. by looting bothers people so much more than knowing that across the country black men and women are tight the looting of america has been going on for over 40 is the copra saw the ultra rich though some business owners are even willing to stand with the looters also properties are always can be replace but loss of life so no they're fully upset with the looting don't think that looting is necessary. but i definitely feel like something needs to be done you know to kind of protect everybody says a large scale looting 250 building

is really didn't realize that ramadan is here. but what then ghana not them doing that are those useful chatterer see. the children really needy are important a possible thing that i remember doing. under the collar. feathers were. the mother they were. the spirit the kid i'm there to. polish see this year by that promise and those that are chosen i'm going to say that if you could you give the gardai lots of that the militants here will place our. money. so called mahatma call can we cut cut cut cut. as the u.s. prepares for the possibility of leaving afghanistan after their deal with the taliban civilians want to make sure that what happened during these 2 documents will be recorded and remembered. in that their loved ones will be forgotten. oh most of all fear not really about us about me and quality and about the negative . about us i don't know what all of that was out there we didn't but. that doesn't do all of bought the kid i don't mean that more small portion. of what i mean all of this all part of what. i think you'll. s

coronavirus cases in pakistan the past 100000 the infection rate increased after the holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened doctors wanted tougher lockdown measures but the government said the country couldn't afford to do that up next it's inside story on have the news for you in a little under 30 minutes see that. why is the u.s. pulling troops from germany they've been stationed there since the end of world war 2 and now donald trump is about to cost that number by more than a quarter but why now and should u.s. allies and nato be concerned this is inside story. that welcome to the program i'm laura brennan they're a legacy of world war 2 a symbol of u.s. commitment to protecting its european allies u.s. military forces stationed in germany are reportedly going to be shot be reduced present donald trump plans to pull out 9500 american soldiers by september reducing the number 225000 troops will either be redeployed elsewhere or sent home it's being seen as the latest twist in relations between washington and balin tensions between the 2 sides have been strained over a number o

in a protest only gives a cheap excuse to local refuse to respond with violence your own special ramadan thank you. off in the break as the world's 2 largest armies come face to face on a disputed himalayan border we'll ask one of deng xiaoping's woman translators whether china will protect its interests in the face of a potential. multiple coming up but you're going on the ground. this is all about bailing out the banks on wall street and why because they are the biggest contributors and owners of the fed this fed is bailing itself out this fed owns all these stocks the fed has all these loans the fed owns all these bonds one of prince money and keep zombie companies alive it's to keep itself alive is printing money for itself and by the way who's a huge shareholder in all this nightmare jay powell jay powell was bailing himself out why can't people who are underwater on their mortgages or just been laid off in america simply print money to bail themselves out like jay powell is printing money to bail themselves out that's not right is it. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one pe

continues to go on and mike this this one was the 1st major escalation of violence since the pas during ramadan but why not use that temporary ceasefire as a means to. further the peace talks with the taliban. well i think they i think they're trying to it's it depends upon the taliban's willingness to come together with the with the government which it doesn't recognize i think the united states plans to continue its withdrawal and i think the united states also seoul and the fact that it was important to exercise its vigilance and its military might as a show that in spite of the internal problems of the united states its military remains ready and i think that's also a message believe it or not to iran and also to china so i think that these are their telegraphing something here that they're not letting down their gardens notwithstanding the internal problems that the united states is experiencing at this point and can you expand a little bit on one of the points that georgia made about the afghan government's weakness here because they are not invited to those talks between the u.s. and oth

these pictures were captured on the first day of ramadan, back in april.zz with worshippers. the pandemic continues to upheave plans and for millions of muslims around the world, hajj in 2020 will look and feel very different. freya cole, bbc news. spain has re—opened its tourism sector, welcoming holidaymakers without any need to go into quarantine. our europe correspondent damian grammaticas took one of the first flights from the uk to alicante, on the costa blanca. open, as of now, spain's gateway to sun, sea and poolside holidays. yesterday, spain ended the need for all new arrivals to do quarantine. today, families began reuniting, after months apart, and others like andrea, rob and their children jetting in from the uk. this is where theirjourney began — east midlands airport, this morning. and on the same flight heading for alicante, sarah mcalhaney. it's the best day of my life, because it's the first time i've seen my boyfriend in four months. yeah. so, we're actually having a get—together. i can't wait! it actually makes me cry, yeah. such a long

in a protest only gives a cheap excuse to local refuse to respond with violence your own special ramadan thank you. after the break as the world's 2 largest armies come face to face on a disputed himalayan border we'll ask one of deng xiaoping's woman translators whether china will protect its interests in the face of a potential 3rd world will. coming up but you are going underground. next geysers financial survival they say money the balanced. budget is it this is the central bank support diadem is going to call them right now so you stop to. quest need national will discover you know when you've been able to molest that solicit it. from the regular morgue or your home or your partner group or provide. a. lot o. . water source like you would all but us lucifer mistletoe is just that i'm like i don't i'm just nobody it is not my achievement mr davies our 5 beautiful lands were conceived. and carried out by the people themselves if the power would produce or even floor it with the idea of making a film like this they probably be branded as crazy. and that was the sentiment during the war

three, because people are home, so you have a series of lectures, especially during the holy month of ramadanlectures in a day with different communities because you need to keep people busy, otherwise challenges of mental health will come in. so, therefore, we have been very, very busy. the power of worship in many religions is that it's done as a group. people are able to pray next to each other. what is lost if people cannot pray physically next to each other? yeah, you see, from the islamic perspective, going to the mosque is not only to worship. no doubt the number one priority is to go and worship congregationally. but number two, it is also a means of socialising, where you get to meet people, share practices, share experience. so, for not going to the mosque for congregational prayers, we have missed that socialising part of it. 0therwise, when it comes to worshipping, people have now adapted ways of worshipping with their family members — husband and wives and children. but definitely, it is not the same, because the holy prophet of islam mentions when you pray alone, you are given o

is implemented, everyone wears masks and has a private prayer mat was that these pictures are from ramadanat a time when it is usually abuzz with worshippers stop the pandemic continues to appear plans and 4 million —— abuzz with worshippers. the pandemic continues to up here plans and here, the hajj will look very different this year. freya cole, bbc news. spain has reopened its tourism sector — welcoming holiday makers without any need to go into quarantine. our europe correspondent damian grammaticas took one of the first flights from the uk to alicante on the costa blanca. open, as of now, spain's gateway to sun, sea and poolside holidays. yesterday, spain ended the need for all new arrivals to do quarantine. today, families began reuniting, after months apart, and others like andrea, rob and their children jetting in from the uk. this is where theirjourney began — east midlands airport, this morning. and on the same flight heading for alicante, sarah mcalhaney. it's the best day of my life, because it's the first time i've seen my boyfriend in four months. yeah. so, we're actually hav

in a protest only gives a cheap excuse to local refuse to respond with violence your own special ramadan thank you. after the break as the world's 2 largest armies come face to face on a disputed himalayan border we'll ask one of deng xiaoping's woman translators whether china will protect its interests in the face of a potential 3rd world war. 2 i'm going underground. you can't forget it was nature and it's me true that has to live through this message and so will we know we're more or more we're just. live and don't take into account this new vitally important aspect of our own life the need to exist with coded 92 i think that some changes in a direction are going to do for some interest and species you can't survive without changing. some control for a middle class to homeless overnight most of our very hard working people that want to get ahead that have either have some some health issues or have some of it out of strict about luck a full time job won't always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get she was a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any

very much indeed it's a pleasure always thank you that little child is 100 years young joining the ramadan he set up on a boston walk round this communal garden in order to raise money for good causes in bangladesh and here in the u.k. it's a little target was 1000 pounds now having almost raised 300 titles at about double joins me with his son from london capital trout 3 what inspired you to start off in this modest fundraiser order kept saying told i'm sorry oh oh i see sir tom moore yes absolutely i see double otro do it tell me a better about what you've been doing to to raise the money. i woke a few recharges 100 times and i go moldy is that money. my work is basically a lecture father is. walking his communal garden which is on the ground floor very flat and. the idea started because of the corona virus which means that my father had to self isolate about 3 months ago and my worry was that when he self isolating that he won't have much to do so this is was a way of keeping him busy here from me you know what do you think if i was to raise money for charity because my father a very gi

cases in neighboring pakistan has a past 100000 the infection rate increased after the holy month of ramadan ended and markets reopened doctors want to tough a lot on issues but the government said it couldn't afford to do that. most schools in south africa have reopened since march many students have been taught at home those in their final years of primary and secondary school on now allowed to return . and new zealand has declared itself free of coronavirus all restrictions are being lifted extra except border controls no new cases have been reported for almost 3 weeks. these containers here on al-jazeera off the inside story don't go away. but he wanted to control they be a by force now the hospital is off to a political solution and egypt's president has laid out a mission to deploy a series of military victories by the un recognized government in libya but will this proposal even be considered this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm laura brennan libya's warlord how if i have to aim to seize power by force you have the support of russia egypt and the u.a.e. and every

one has to go back to the last day of ramadan that different the government decided to ease down so that people could do day shopping day of course is your standard operating procedure procedure that people would have to wear a march and to follow all the air still beats however people who rushed to the market today did not care about then there were days or days families relative intermingling getting to know you do know the situation of god safety and their love by now we are sure that also the city of lahore 'd which is the provincial capital of the barn job the health minister today said that jump from tomorrow night large sections of the city into the order to be a dad will be seeded all because home and being right in the number of games days which are going to radio will remain focused on medical facilities yesterday the minister for planning also say that the. rate of infection could go up to 300000 by the end of this month and court crossed the 1000000 mark by the end of july. china has locked out another 10 neighborhoods in beijing after a cluster of crowed virus infections bro

so you know there's been extensive history ramadan the lucas has been coming and they've been trying to see in the desert where they have greedy and trying to you know street as well and then they've been using it. and they've been using. loans to spread the longest. longer to be coming into india but you're right you know it has to be looked at what is needed drawn from the horn of africa sometimes in uganda and partly in pakistan so there has to be a coordinated move and i think the un has to do what mission india has some garnishing with pakistan but i think that has not been looking very pale over the last 6 months but recently i heard that india has been also trying to coordinate with pakistan in trying to control the lucas' because it affects both pakistan and india indeed it does for the moment joining us from it india thanks so much for joining us via skype thank you. still ahead here on al jazeera long seen as a sign of racism the last state of the us to still feature the confederate flag looks to make a change plus. i'm joined now on the isle of wight with the success of a