you're in sao paulo, how easy is it to get a job? in sao paulo, how easy is it to get a “ob?ay. — ajob? well look, mine is happening on monday, actually. _ ajob? well look, mine is happening on monday, actually. i'm _ ajob? well look, mine is happening on monday, actually. i'm in - ajob? well look, mine is happening on monday, actually. i'm in sao - on monday, actually. i'm in sao paulo, which is the richest, most populous state in brazil. the uptick has been surprisingly good, actually. listen, it's not a question of necessarily access to the gab — getting the jabs into people's arms is surprisingly efficient. the problem is that the brazilian government basically did not act efficiently and correctly in getting these vaccines in the first place, you know, mass vaccination only really started here injanuary. as was mentioned in the report, there were dozens of e—mails from pfizer as the chief executive of pfizer as the chief executive of pfizer gave testimony in the senate inquiry — i believe it was 80 e—mails that were unanswered from pfizer. and, you know, there is a vacci

joining us from sao paulo, we have jeraldo zahran, he's an author and brazilian political analyst.haven, we have nizar messari, he is an associate professor of international studies at al akhawayn university. also from sao paulo, we have claudio couto, who is a political scientist and also associate professor at the jetulio vargas foundation. welcome to you all, gentlemen. nizar messari, i want to start with you. what do you think the president is trying to achieve with this reshuffle? >> well, one of his main objectives is to establish himself to keep being president until the next elections. so there are attempts of impeaching him, as you said in your introduction note, and by driving this reshuffle, and then by bringing a key ally to his government. he wants to confirm his alliance with the central to avoid any attempt of impeaching him. so this is, from my point of view, his main objective. an alternative objective is to allow him to counter the narrative that is being driven by the covid inquiry commision at the senate. one of the very indirect consequences of this reshuffle i

you're in sao paulo, how easy is it to get a jab?populous state in brazil, the uptick has been surprisingly good, actually. listen, it's not a question of necessarily access to the gab — getting the jabs into people's arms is surprisingly efficient. the problem is that the brazilian government basically did not act efficiently and correctly in getting these vaccines in the first place, you know, mass vaccination only really started here injanuary. whilst, as was mentioned in the report, there were dozens of e—mails from pfizer as the chief executive of pfizer gave testimony in the senate inquiry — dozens, i believe it was 80 e—mails that were unanswered from pfizer. and, you know, there's a vaccine scandal here in brazil, where basically, a chief whip in congress, an ally of mr bolsonaro, has been accused of setting up a middleman situation to procure vaccines at a cost, and one of the witnesses in the senate inquiry said that mr bolsonaro was aware of this — and 13 days later, he still hasn't refuted this accusation, denied this acc

after being diagnosed with covid, she was admitted to nicu in sao paulo.n emergency c-section, she died of a cardi arrest >> when i saw the babies are solid true love is. bu when i received the news, it was so difficult. how could my whole world fall apart in a matter of hours? reporter: she is one of more th 1000 pregnant women have died from covid in brazil this year. neonatal wards in the country have been filled with premature babies. deaths among pregnant women were high even before covid spread in brazil. mostly because of a lack of adequate specialist care. but the pandemic really made things worse. this is a doctor in the intensive care unit she helped to open in the city of sao paulo. it is the only unit in the country dedicated to pregnant women with covid. why are so many pregnant women dying of covid in brazil? >> we have serious problems with the quality of assistance. one in five women that die did not have access to an intensive care unit. one and three did not have access to intubation. the unit helps bring mortality rates down in the city,

after being diagnosed with covid—19, she was admitted to an icu in sao paulo.on: i saw the babies, i saw what true love is. - but when i received the news, it was so difficult. how could my whole world fall apart in a matter of hours? laryssa is one of more than 1,000 pregnant women who have died from covid in brazil this year. neonatal wards in the country have been filled with premature babies. deaths among pregnant women were high even before covid spread in brazil, mostly because of a lack of adequate specialist care, but the pandemic really made things worse. dr rossana pulcineli in the intensive care unit she helped open in the city of sao paulo. it is the only unit in the country dedicated to pregnant women with covid. why are so many pregnant women dying of covid in brazil? translation: we have serious problems with l the quality of assistance. one in five women that died did not have access to an intensive care unit. one in three didn't have access to intubation. the unit helped bring mortality rates down in the city, but in the poorer parts of brazil,

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fresh graves in sao paulo await the new covid dead.l reaching many here long before vaccines do. critics accuse president jair bolsonaro of presiding over a massacre, with hundreds of thousands of needless deaths. josildo di mora man was one of them, relatives say. the 62—year—old died from covid in may — hours after these pictures were taken. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son, felipe, joined the recent street protests here against the brazilian leader, seeking justice for his father. 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 pressure on the president is growing. the epicentre is here, inside the modernist parliament in the capital, brasilia. we met the opposition senator, omar aziz, leading an enquiry into the handling of the pandemic. his own brother is among the dead. he says the president d

fresh graves in sao paulo await the new covid dead.reaching many here long before vaccines do. gisildo di mora died of covid in mayjust hours after this picture was taken and days before he was due to get a jab. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son felipe joined the recent stree protests, seeking justice for his dad. for those who have come out on the streets here, this isn'tjust about grief and anger, it's about political responsibility. they believe that many of the dead are the limbs of president bolsonaro, his policies and his inaction as well as victims of covid—19, and the pressure on the president is growing. the focus is here, a heated parliamentary inquiry which has become must—watch tv. it has already uncovered that pfizer offered to supply vaccines to the government last year and, for months, was ignored. we met the opposition senator, omaraziz, leading the enquiry. his own brother is among the dead. president bolsonaro continues to set this kind of example, not wearing a mask while thronged by diehard sup

fresh graves in sao paulo await the new covid dead.were taken and days before he was due to get a jab. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son felipe joined the recent street protests, seeking justice for his dad. for those who have 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 pressure on the president is growing. the focus is here, a heated parliamentary inquiry which has become must watch tv. it has already uncovered that pfizer offered to supply vaccines to the government last year, and for months was ignored. we met the opposition senator 0mar aziz, leading the inquiry. his own brother is among the dead. president bolsonaro continues to set this kind of example, not wearing a mask, while thronged by die—hard supporters last month. he was fined. and in the midst of a pandemic, leading a bikers�* rally. he insists the

. ♪♪ this was the scene in sao paulo.rs are livid with the president demanding his impeachment, not just over his handling of the pandemic. anthony wells with cnn brazil has more. >> reporter: tens of thousands of brazilians took to the streets for the fourth weekend this year demanding the impeachment of president jair bolsonaro amid corruption accusations against the administration's handling of the pandemic. sao paulo, protesters clashed with police as they marched towards the center of the city. in rio and salvador, residents displayed their anger and frustration towards the government. meanwhile, in brasilia, the nation's capital, bolsonaro greeted supporters while out on a motorcycle run, facing re-election next year, a recent poll shows bolsonaro is losing to former leftist president luiz da silva. he continues to argue without evidence that the current election system is fraudulent, a claim that the brazilian government has denied. the south american nation continues to face a covid-19 pandemic that has claimed ov

our international correspondent orla guerin reports from sao paulo. brazil's agony.id 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 pressure on the president is growing. the focus is here, heated parliamentary enquiry which has become most watched tv. it is already been uncovered that pfizer offered to supply vaccines to the government last year and, for months, was ignored. we met the opposition senator leading the enquiry. we met the opposition senator, omar aziz, leading an enquiry into the handling of the pandemic. his own brother is among t

he was originally at the armed forces hospital in brasilia and he was transferred to sao paulo and ise is undergoing tests to see if he needs surgery. the hospital said he is being submitted to clinical lab image evaluations and they're trying to work out whether he needs an operation or not. he has an obstruction in the intestine — so it's a bit more serious thanjust hiccups. i see. all of this comes at a time where he's under a significant amount of pressure and there's a lot of dissatisfaction. we are seeing people out on the streets protesting against his government and the way he has handled the whole pandemic in brazil. it's probably the worst moment in his entire presidency so far, and it's been a very tumultuous presidency. his support is at its lowest, he's under extreme pressure from a senate inquiry into his government's disastrous handling of the covid pandemic, which has killed over half a million brazilians. the inquiry has uncovered very strong indications of corruption in the purchase of vaccines, which is disastrous for a president who came to office as an anti—corrup

brazilian president jair bolsonaro will resent -- will remain hospitalized in sao paulo. doctors have ruled out an emergency surgery. he has been moved to the hospital after suffering from abdominal pain after 10 days of a cups. netflix said they are planning to offer video games on the streaming platform within the next year. former ea and facebook executive has been hired to lead the effort. games will appear alongside current content and for now, subscribers will not be charged extra. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus? manus: coming up, president trump may have been out of office for six months but his economic policy toward china remains -- towards china, will that remain invoke at the white house? the details coming next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: it is "daybreak: europe." i am dani burger in london alongside manus cranny in dubai. the economic recovery seems to be studying with growth slowing in line with forecasts. let's bring in juli

in sao paulo ball scenario is being treated for a stomach problem. the condition is related to a knife attack in 2018. doctor said he's making good progress. muslim worshippers are arriving in their saudi city of mecca for a downsized harsh pilgrimage. only 60000 fully vaccinated saudi citizens are allowed to take part millions. normally join the annual is womach, told him let's take a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic. britton's health minister has tested positive for the virus shot shot shot sergeant job, excuse me, says he has received to vaccine doses and is experiencing mild symptoms. barcelona and other cities in spain. catalonia region are re imposing a nighttime curfew to fight a search in cases and organizers of the tokyo olympics have reported the 1st confirmed case of cobra, 1900 in the athletes village. now afghan forces have class with taliban fighters in an operation to retake a key border crossing with pakistan. the unrest, it's been bolduc follows weeks of growing violence. as the taliban filled the void left by d

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that just in my state of sao paulo.are disregarding the measures they need to take in order to curb the spread of the virus. this might be due to the fact that some people believe just one dose of the vaccination is enough to prevent them from getting the disease, but of course that is not true. we are still around 45% of people with one dose, 17% have gotten a second shot. anchor: we know where the president stands on this, but has there been strong messaging and consistency among the state governments? >> well, the message was stronger at the beginning of the pandemic. it seems people in some of the governments are suffering from covid fatigue. they are not able to adequately express themselves and convince people to stay in their homes and avoid going outside or wearing masks. we are now seeing a move toward opening up the economy and bringing schools back to in person classes. even the state governments are having a hard time convincing people that the pandemic isn't over. of course there is a mixed message. they wa

for instance, this protest in sao paulo, you know, attracted no more than 5,000 people.t purpose to have an impact, they have to be much larger than that. in addition, the opposition in brazil, the opposition to bolsonaro is divided. he has control of the house of representatives where impeachment process have to start. so it seems really safe for now, and he has krofl the federal coffers, the money. he can use this to provide help, stipends of money, and protect himself. we have almost a year and a half before the next election, and it looks like from what we know and understand right now, it will be a very long and painful struggle. i don't -- i am not convinced that he will be removed from power, be it by impeachment or even by election. >> given the fact that, you know, bolsonaro, of course, he is not directly connected to this corruption scandal as of yet. this is in fact an investigation. he denies that he has anything to do with this. what hope do you have that a lot of what needs to be done on the economic side of things in brazil can actually get done in this en

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fresh graves in sao paulo await the new covid debt.accuse president jr bolsonaro -- jair bolsonaro of presiding over a massacre. the 62-year-old died from covid in may, hours after these pictures were taken. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son joined the recent street protests here against the brazilian leader, seeking justice for his father. >> he was a good person. worker. always working. every day, working. trying to solve everything. it is terrible, really. i never imagined something like this wou happen. never. we don't have any value. any value. nothing. we had nothing. reporter: those left come out on the streets here, this is not just about grief and anger. it is about political responsibility. they believed that many of the dead are victims of president bolsonaro, his policies, and his inaction, as well as victims of covid-19. but the pressure on the president is growing. the epicenter is here inside the modernist parliament in the capital brasilia. we met the opposition center, omar aziz, leading an inquir

the the sao paulo, brazil, my 3 pm. the city is smothered like black clouds of smoke. scientists eventually discover the cause of the size raging in the far north of the country. thousands of miles away in the amazon rain forest. official figures show more than 87000 amazonian fires are recorded in brazil. these fires destroy 10000 square kilometers of the amazon in 2019. while the brazilian government fails to act, the world responds with great with criticism focused on newly elected the far right president, julia bolton. i don't know why i thought there, hey, we know today was not happened by chance. he was, plan, fostered and executed by the boss on that a govern. this is true. oh, after bolton was election, brazil's environmental agency had the budget slashed. these economic policies are focused on developing the economy inside the amazon rain forest but albums investigation and a big problem. lack of implementation of brazil's forest laws. why did happen? the company looks to the fine fund, 2 or 3000000 has if i a

fresh graves in sao paulo await the new covid dead. accuse president jair bolsonaro of presiding over a massacre, with hundreds of thousands of needless deaths. he was one of them, relatives say. the 62-year-old died from covid in may, hours after these pictures were taken. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son joined the recent street protests here against the brazilian leader, seeking justice for his father. >> he was a good person, worker, always working, everyday working, trying toolve everything. it is terrible, rlly. i never imagined that something like this would happen. we don't have any value. we have nothing, we are nothing. >> for those that come out on the streets, it is not just about grief and anger, it's about political responsibility. they believe many of the dead are victims of president bolsonaro, his policies, and his inaction, as well as victims of covid-19. and pressure on the present is growing. >> the epicenter is here, inside the modernist parliament in the capital, brasilia. we met the opposit

from the attack but has had several health issues related to it being treated in a hospital, in sao paulo for unobstructed intestine and detail views and shorter has been following this story for us. and i thank so much for joining us in the studio. so a brazilian president your ball scenario, he didn't need that emergency surgery in the end. but how is he doing now? well, he seems to be on demand. he tweeted some photographs of himself from social media, walking down the hospital corridor or with his i v. on a, on a trolley beside him, and i'm saying he'll be back in action soon. god willing, but his doctors, they put out a slightly more cautious statement. they are saying that he's recovering and his going well. but he didn't give a discharge date when he might be discharged. both nora had mentioned that he hoped to be discharged on friday. that doesn't look like it's going to happen. and i'm outside the hospital in san paula where he is. you can imagine there's lots of camera crews, lots of journalists, and a handful of supporters too. so we can have a listen to what they've got to say

well, yeah, iamjust back from the protest here in sao paulo, itjust started about two hours ago, so stilldience is quite different from the pro—bolsonaro protests that we have seen recently, which were mostly middle aged and elderly people, now we have quite a young audience that is joining this protest. yeah, people are very fuelled by the recent denounces of corruption in the politicians, of the dangerous vaccines, so the protests are very full today because of the corruption scandal that has been picking up steam this week. you are watching bbc news, the headlines: england's footballers are through to the semifinals of euro 2020, after a 4—0 victory over ukraine. they'll now play denmark, while italy will take on spain in the other semifinal. in miami, an approaching storm accelerates plans to demolish the rest of the apartment block where 2a people died and more than a 120 are missing. president biden says the us isn't certain who is behind a ransomware cyber attack which has hit 200 american businesses and one of sweden's biggest supermarket chains. he said "the initial thinking was

our international correspondent, 0rla guerin, reports from sao paulo.aring, presidentjair bolsonaro is losing support and facing growing pressure on the streets, at a senate 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 unac

local media reported demonstrations in 13 state capitals including sao paulo and rio dejaneiro.rmy bomb disposal experts have safely detonated a world war 2 bomb which was found during the construction of a new housing estate in east yorkshire. part of the m62 motorway has had to be shut near goole for a controlled explosion to be carried out. jake zuckerman reports. the moment a live world war ii bomb was detonated on the outskirts of goole. this was the device dug up by workers building a new housing estate in the town. bomb disposal expert spent yesterday and much of today preparing for the controlled explosion, and for motorists, it was the cause of much frustration. the m62, which passes right next to the site, was closed in both directions as police cordoned off the area. it led to traffic chaos across large parts of east yorkshire. i live in doncaster, i'm working today, at the infirmary on call, but i'm stuck in the traffic. i'm absolutely frustrated, but what else can we do? i have just told the on—call person to hold on, because i think i'm going to be very late today.

brazil was anger about the lack of regulation surrounding the crisis. thousands of people launch drew sao paulo and we're just nero's against president of the north handling of the pandemic. and these are life seems coming to us from our power to mom and use and moving to 100 people have been killed in severe fighting and landslides up to the heaviest july rainfall west in india, 15 in decades. so we moved off canister now because people there are in that 1st night as a nationwide car.

about the lack of regulation surrounding the crisis, there are thousands of people march through sao paulo and we are due to nero's against president of the north handling of the pandemic. life seems coming to us from our policy and more than a 100 people have been killed in severe fighting and landslides off to the heaviest july rainfall west in india, 15 in decades. so we move shotgun us down now because people there are into that 1st night as a nationwide car few imposed by the government. so what it says is a security reasons. all 3 of the countries study 4 provinces will be subject to the new restrictions. fighting has started again after a quiet few days over them with the holidays. the de la la, the army is trying to hold to taliban yvonne's, which has seen the group, make large territorial gains out diplomatic as a james based on this update from combo earlier. there's serious concern about the situation from africa officials. they have a regular morning security meeting in cobble with senior cabinet ministers and senior general. that's normally chad by the vice president. but it h

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he's being treated in a hostile in sao paulo for an obstructed intestine, and i am now joined by a d, w n. a shorter who has been following this story for us. and i thank you so much for coming into this. so president both and he didn't need that emergency surgery in the end, but what is the state of his health? well, he's on the mend. on friday, he posted some pictures of himself on social media. walking in the hospital corridor was with cin, attached to his i. v bag with the little tubes as well. he said, i'll be back in action soon. god willing, he had her to be out by friday. that hasn't happened. his doctor has put out much more cautious statement saying he's recovering, but they didn't give a timeline of when he might be discharged and outside the hospital. that all camera crews jen lists and lots of well wishes and supportive. waiting for that moment when he comes out, have a listen for so much wanted to show support for the president for last spring and we went to the team, recover and get out of hospital. so you can decide where routing them up for you and we'll come here sup

local media reported demonstrations in 13 state capitals, including sao paulo and rio dejaneiro.ion has been fully vaccinated so far. emergency workers in western india have been frantically trying to rescue around 50 people, feared trapped in a landslide triggered by monsoon rains, in the state of maharashtra. officials said the downpours over the past few days have triggered severe flooding in many parts of the state, causing widespread devastation. here's our south asia regional editor, anbarasan ethirajan. the rains have subsided briefly in the state of maharashtra, giving the officials an opportunity to deploy more emergency teams to look for survivors in this devastating flood, which triggered landslides and flooding in many records rivers across the state. dozens of people have been killed. in one particular village, their whole settlement is buried in the debris. people there described within a matter of minutes, the whole settlement went under the mud. dozens of people are feared and still trapped under the debris. the government has sent teams which they are now despera

in sao paulo, he saw a days of chronic pickups. business activities may be slowly returning to gambia africa with 19 restrictions were lifted, but 2 of its important economic sectors, diaspora, remittances, and tourism continued to decline. my address has more now from banfield, me at the port of the jewel, a few ships dock waiting for kat goes. shipping activities may not be near what the government expects after 900 disruptions. but for model, let me say, who runs a c food export company. it's an encouraging sign for businesses like history mean afloat, they need to support a good product. i mean, there's a help from government like this is sort of a grant. you'll be able to put a lot of space. i'm able to put it in a locally within the region on the still waters of oyster creek. dozens of boats anchored, waiting for a tourist, but only a few of them came in. let me content you hoping to convince some of them right in his boat. when we arrived, he was happy to show us the creek and river gambia, the waterways, he says, would have

he's already a double world champion and runs his own educational foundation for young surfers in sao pauloknow, for this sport. i'm excited to go to japan. it will be at that event. hopefully we get some good waves, you know, and make the best of it. i know we are not going to have people on the beach there, not many, you know, like we are you still, bites, yeah, i know everyone is going to be rooting for us and we appreciate all the love and support that they give us. surf is really an individual sports. we are not having a contest thatis we are not having a contest that is a real team. you know, we are representing presale, but if i win the gold medal, my partner wants to win a gold medal. everyone wants a gold medal. everyone wants a gold medal. sojust one medal. everyone wants a gold medal. so just one guy is and when. the sport will grow even more, you know? and this is a great opportunity for every line, you know because maxell it's good for the spirit, good for the new generation and can i get for us. we work really hard for this, you know because mac and can inspire people all to o

well, yeah, iamjust back from the protest here in sao paulo, itjust started about two hours ago, so still of people, like the audience is quite different from the pro—bolsonaro protests that we have seen recently, which were mostly middle aged and elderly people. now we have quite a young audience that is joining this protest. yeah, people are very fuelled by the recent denounces of corruption in the politicians, of the dangerous vaccines, so the protests are very full today because of the corruption scandal that has been picking up steam this week. to japan, where the search and rescue effort continues following a landslide which devastated the city of atami, a popular hot spring resort in the prefecture of shizuoka, south—west of tokyo. two bodies have been found and 20 people are still missing. tanya dendrinos reports. as the morning mist envelops the mountains, below, a city lies smothered. buildings standing tell a tale as stark as those destroyed, painted by the torrent of mud that tore through atami on saturday. translation: it was an unimaginable sound. i knew it was a landslide.

he'll remain in hospital in sao paulo for the time being.ers arriving in the country to bring in food, medicine and other essentials without paying import duties — a move considered a concession to anti—government protesters. it was requested in an open letter by academics and intellectuals as a way to ease the shortages. in russia, more than two thousand firefighters are tackling wildfires in siberia. almost two million acres of forestland and tundra are burning. the meteorological service in moscow says this could be russia's hottest summer on record. spain is ramping up coronavirus restrictions amid warnings the the country is facing another "significant" increase in infections. the catalonia region is among those introducing night time curfews. but the measures stop short of last year's strict home confinement, which the supreme court has ruled was unconstitutional. sophia tran—thomson reports. spain has now vaccinated almost half of its population, but among people in their 20s, coronavirus infections are rapidly rising, with almost 150

fresh graves in sao paulo await the new covid dead.di mora died of covid in mayjust hours after this picture was taken and days before he was due to get a jab. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son, felipe, joined the recent street protests here against the brazilian leader, seeking justice for his dad. 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 pressure on the president is growing. the epicentre is here, inside the modernist parliament in the capital, brasilia. we met the opposition senator, omar aziz, leading an enquiry the senate hearings are often heated and have become must—watch tv. a pfizer executive said its offers to supply vaccines last year were ignored by the government for months. it has already uncovered that pfizer offered to supply vaccines to the government last year and, for months

us what the atmosphere was like at the protests: iamjust i am just back from the protest here in sao paulop. yeah, it's very vibrant and very full of people, the audience is quite different from the pro jair bolsonaro protest that we have seen recently, which are mostly middle aged and elderly people, now we have quite a young audience that isjoining now we have quite a young audience that is joining this protest. yeah, people are very fuelled by the recent denounces of corruption in the politicians, of the dangerous vaccines, so the protest are very full today because of the corruption scandal that has been picking up steam this week. . you are watching bbc news. the headlines: england's footballers are through to the semi—finals of euro 2020 after a 4—0 victory over ukraine. they'll now play denmark, while italy will take on spain in the other semi—final. in miami, an approaching storm accelerates plans to demolish the rest of the apartment block where 2a people died and more than 120 are missing. two bodies have been found after a powerful mudslide hit the japanese city of atami. around