i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the world bank says they will be new systems are to deliver aid to the people of lebanon. we have to put systems in place that are radically transparent, inclusive, meaning reaching the people, and with good government. protests in cities across belarus after official exit polls say president alexander lu kashenko has secured another term in office. aides of the hong kong media tycoon,jimmy lai, say he's ben arrested for suspected collusion with foreign forces. the bbc reviews its policy on tackling cyber hate—speech, after the abuse of elite sportswomen doubles in less that five years. a warm welcome to the programme. the head of the world bank has told the bbc that radically transparent‘ systems are needed to deliver financial aid for lebanon. axel van trotsenburg said it was clear the millions of dollars pledged, had to benefit the people directly. there have been fresh clashes between police and protesters angry at the government's response to last week's explosion. quentin sommer

this is bbc news: i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. more protests expected in belarus following sunday's huge gathering. president lukashenko remains defiant. house speaker nancy pelosi announces a vote to prevent changes in postal services ahead of the us election. rejecting the mask. why some europeans are refusing to wear them. australia suffers its worst coronavirus day as 25 die in the state of victoria. more protests and strikes are expected in belarus, in an attempt to force president alexander lukashenko to step down. on sunday, tens of thousands of people marched through the capital, minsk, calling for a rerun of last week's election, which they believe was rigged to secure mr lukashenko‘s victory. jonah fisher has sent us this report. all chant. a week after the disputed election, belarus is voting with its feet. the centre of the capital, minsk taken over by hundreds of thousands of people. united in their demand that alexander lu kashenko, the only president this country has ever known, leave office. well, i really hope th

i'm sally bundock, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.ocratic party's virtual convention. in a keynote speech, the formerfirst lady, michelle 0bama, launched a scathing attack on donald trump. whenever we look to this white house for some leadership or consolation or any semblance of steadiness what we get instead is chaos, division and a total and utter lack of empathy. 0pposition protesters in belarus have held a ninth night of protests against president alexander lu kashenko,

this is bbc news: i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worlday's huge gathering. president lukashenko remains defiant. house speaker nancy pelosi announces a vote to prevent changes in postal services ahead of the us election. rejecting the mask. why some europeans are refusing to wear them. australia suffers its worst coronavirus day as 25 die in the state of victoria.

this is bbc news, i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worldis placed on lockdown, and president trump is escorted from a press briefing after security shoots a suspect outside the building. "endemic corruption." lebanon's outgoing prime minister lashes out at the attitude he believes led to the catastrophic explosion in beirut. and does your mask need an upgrade? we meet the french designer hoping to bring another

i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.in place that are radically transparent, inclusive, meaning reaching the people, and with good government. protests in cities across belarus after official exit polls say president alexander lu kashenko has secured another term in office. aides of the hong kong media tycoon,jimmy lai, say he's ben arrested for suspected collusion with foreign forces.

i'm sally bundock, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.cial crewed mission to the international space station. it took years to get here. we brought the capability back to america and we came home safely to our families. europe rolls out new measures to prevent a surge in coronavirus infections. one of president trump's top medical advisers says the us is entering a new phase in the coronavirus pandemic. built at record speed — genoa is opening its new

i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.sion sent shockwaves across the city. the lebanese prime minister says a confiscated haul of ammonium nitrate caused the devastating blasts — he promises those responsible will be held accountable. this is the scene live in the lebanese capital in the aftermath of the blast — there'll be 3

i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a massive blast in the lebanese capital beirut leaves almost 80 people dead and thousands injured — the explosion sent shockwaves across the city. the lebanese prime minister says a confiscated haul of ammonium nitrate caused the devastating blasts — he promises those responsible will be held accountable. this is the scene live in the lebanese capital in the aftermath of the blast — there'll be 3 days of national mourning for the victims. in china — a former fashion model handcuffed to his bed for so—called reeducation — rare footage of the uighur ethnic minorities held in secretive detention centres — we have a special report. a two day curfew is imposed in indian—administered kashmir — ahead of the first anniversary of delhi's decision to revoke the special status of the region. and why the latest issue of british vogue is making history, in front of and behind the camera. lebanon is in mourning after a huge explosion in the capital beirut killed nearly 80 people and injured more th

i'm sally bundock, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the race for the white house gets underway in earnest, with the democratic party's virtual convention. in a keynote speech, the formerfirst lady, michelle obama, launched a scathing attack on donald trump. whenever we look to this white house for some leadership or consolation or any semblance of steadiness what we get instead is chaos, division and a total and utter lack of empathy. opposition protesters in belarus have held a ninth night of protests against president alexander lu kashenko, whose re—election has been widely condemned as fraudulent. california's death valley has registered the highest temperature ever recorded on earth. and the maker of fortnite, one of the world's most popular video games, is filing a second lawsuit against apple to try and stop the tech company from blocking it. good to have you with us. the democratic convention has got underway in the united states. but like everything these days, it looked very different, with none of the razzmatazz usually on sh

i'm sally bundock, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. nasa astronauts splashdown to earth after the first ever commercial crewed mission to the international space station. it took years to get here. we brought the capability back to america and we came home safely to our families. europe rolls out new measures to prevent a surge in coronavirus infections. one of president trump's top medical advisers says the us is entering a new phase in the coronavirus pandemic. built at record speed — genoa is opening its new bridge, replacing the one which collapsed two years ago. a very warm welcome to the programme. astronauts from the spacex capsule have been speaking to the media for the first time since they landed safely in the sea. "it's truly our honour and privilege," said pilot doug hurley. "i'm not very religious, but i prayed for this one," added the commander bob behnken. the commercially—owned capsule launched for the international space station in may. the water landing is the first since the apollo programme 45 years ago. paul hawkin

this is bbc news, i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. coronavirus cases pass 20 million worldwide, as several european nations are forced to reinstate curbs. the white house is placed on lockdown, and president trump is escorted from a press briefing after security shoots a suspect outside the building. "endemic corruption." lebanon's outgoing prime minister lashes out at the attitude he believes led to the catastrophic explosion in beirut. and does your mask need an upgrade? we meet the french designer hoping to bring another dimension to ourfaces. hello, and welcome to the programme. in the last few hours, the world has reached a disturbing new milestone in coronavirus cases. according to johns hopkins university, whose aggregated tally has become the main reference for monitoring the disease, the official global number of covid—19 cases has now passed 20 million. the total official number of global coronavirus deaths is more than 730,000. the united states has suffered the most deaths, at least 163,000. there have been at least 101,0