shaun gayle. >> shaun gayle was a great contributor.st a rock-solid, really well-respected player that would knock you out. you wanted him at safety. >> the kick is blocked! shaun gayle, number 23, scored the touchdown. >> shaun was this charismatic, laid-back, soft-spoken guy. >> we're not going to, you know, break our arms patting ourselves on our back with what we've done so far. we know we have a long way to go. >> a little guarded, but of course he was super attractive. you know, everybody would just fall all over him. >> he was very popular among women. >> shaun, of course, you're a bachelor, still a heartthrob among female bear fans. what do you do after a football game? >> and players! you got to watch him. usually the single guys, we get together get a bite to eat. [ coughing ] >> in 1985, they were perfect through the first 11 games. they won all of them. so there was this building excitement in chicago. >> we're going to bring home a winner, for them. for chicago and the fans. it's not for anybody else. >> they won 11 straigh

women in shaun's life could have been gel oujeal roni.olice got multiple tips urging them to look at maurny. >> marnie was a single mother very devoted to her children. >> my mom had three jobs at one time. >> she was a real estate agent, an aspiring fitness model. >> my mother has always tried her best for us. >> maurny says she met shaun at a bears convention. she was working security. >> i remember him mentioning that he was looking for some investment property, because it had come out that i was a real estate broker. >> the two started doing real estate deals and their relationship turned sexual. two months after the murder, police brought marnie in for questioning. >> did you know the extent of his relationship with the victim? >> i didn't. know the extent of the relationship. i know he had told me he had gotten somebody pregnant. >> she seemed relaxed and comfortable.t want to help. >> you don't mind coming back in to talk to us? >> no, that's fine. >> okay. >> the night before the murder, what we found out is that maurny was at sha

shaun peel, bbc news. there is a story to make you smile. margaret and doug, lovely couple. it isa margaret and doug, lovely couple. it is a quarter past six. let's take a look at today's front pages. the daily mirror carries a photograph of people celebrating ve day with a street party in 1945. it says we should take inspiration from the wartime generation as we fight another "cruel enemy", coronavirus. the financial times has an even older image — the frozen river thames from the great frost of 1709. that's to illustrate a warning from the bank of england that the uk economy is heading towards its sharpest recession in more than 300 years.

s&p global ratings chief asia-pacific economist shaun roache with us.ave you on with sp or we are going to get more insight later on the u.s.-china trade tensions. we are joined by the former united states trade representative. that is at 9:00 a.m. hong kong, 9:00 p.m. if you are watching in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: oil held near its highest level in two months after reports showing a further decline in u.s. stockpiles added signs that the market is recovering from the supply glut. joining us now is our energy reporter, james thorne, in sydney. we have seen oil on a strong rally. does this give us an indication that this is a sustainable trend upward? james: i am not sure about that, haidi. we have seen the worst from markets. you have seen the supply cut from opec and the u.s. shale producers starting to seep through in a rebalanced market from that supply glut. the lockdowns we have seen across the northern hemisphere. whether it is sustainable, that is a big question. we have had one or two analysts come out in recent days, saying there

hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: adults are allowed outdoors to exercise in spain for the first time in almost seven weeks as the country eases its strict lockdown rules. thousands of people sign up for trials in the uk to see if blood plasma from covid—19 survivors can help other critically ill patients. an experimental drug is authorised by us officials for emergency use on severely—ill coronavirus patients. commuters in the uk could be asked to take their temperature before leaving home. it's one of the measures being considered for when the coronavirus lockdown is eased. and uk prime minister boris johnson and his fiancee carrie symonds name their baby son wilfred lawrie nicholasjohnson. as we've been hearing — an experimental drug has been authorised for emergency use on coronavirus patients in the united states. a clinical trial suggested the drug shortened recovery time for people who fall seriously ill with the virus. could it prove a game changer? remdesivir is an antiviral drug that appears t

german foreign minister heiko must know early but not quite sure cannes with his luxemburg counterpart shaun assael bone as a border crossing between the towns of pal and shank an author and then they will start border controls for denmark in the next few days and from june the 15th there will be no more checks at the borders with france austria and switzerland i'm hoping that the border controls that the polish and czech friends currently do have will also be lifted in the forseeable future. however both warsaw and prague say they are keeping the restrictions in place for the foreseeable future. in switzerland smiles and celebrations after it opened its borders with germany and austria and now unmarried couples in long distance relationships can be very united once again previously only people who are married live in a registered partnership will have children together could dentis with them and and in austria tight security remains on its border with germany but despite relief that the crossing is open once more travel is still have reservations. they have to make it as it's for me this ha

and one of those people is shaun, who is seeing these sessions as a lifesaver.rything quieter, i had a few hospital visits through the self—harm, through not really wanting to be here anymore, if i'm honest... sighs i have not dealt with the lockdown very well. the lockdown all of a sudden came about, i lost my mental health support in person. drinking definitely was affected a few times by the lockdown, i felt like i needed to have a drink to take away, again, take away the feeling of the raised anxiety. the zoom meetings we have been having are so good. you're in the comfort of your own home. you know, i can see every person that is talking. some of the positives are that you don't have to show your face. you can just talk. people will learn a lot more about me through zoom because i am less nervous to talk to people on video, you see, than i am to do it in real life. but i definitely think that i would like to see it post pandemic, definitely. the lockdown has put severe stress on us all. and for people in recovery, the loss of connection is huge, and this co

. >> and something else to make you smile, olympic gold medalist, shaun white, and while he was driving he was holding up a sign asking him to join him. he decided to stop and skate with them a short time at a safe distance, of course, and he said even though the kids' had masks on, and he was really happy to skate with them. you see the bandana, and they are kids, of course. >> yeah, and a nice day ahead as well, and i think we will start to creep up temperature wise, kari? >> yeah, still going to be fairly mild today. just a couple degrees warmer than yesterday, and you probably won't feel too much of a difference. we start to see the temperatures ramping up as we go into the weekend. let's get a look at where we are starting this morning. a cool and refreshing start as we take a look now in dublin and we are seeing people up and out the door feeling temperatures in the mid-40s in parts of the tri-valley and north bay, and we see 50s in concord and it's 51 degrees in san jose. our pollen count, still moderate. we have a little bit of everything floating through the air from tree polle

shaun peel, bbc news. and on its 75th anniversary, it's taking place during another time of crisis. let's speak to sir andrew gregory, chief executive of ssafa, the armed forces charity. also bob gamble, assistant director of commemorative events for the royal british legion. thank you both forjoining us on bbc news. sir andrew first of all, how does ve day stand out for you from other commemorations of this nature? good morning. it's really important to recognise that ve day is a chance to recognise that ve day is a chance to appreciate the victory over nazi germany. we should neverforget to appreciate the victory over nazi germany. we should never forget that regimes like that are a danger and we must be alert to that today. but it's also a real opportunity to celebrate the individual courage, self—sacrifice, commitment, of ordinary men and women across the country. it is wonderful we are seeing the same today. certainly in ssafa, the armed forces charity, those we help are always saying there are others

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the challenge is to develop that power for electric cars to shaun's we elect to move iti it. disempower. car dealer benyamin dad it says a timid buzz just doesn't do it for him he loves the full throated growl and roar of $500.00 horsepower. for fuel. that's just part of it for many people with. the big engine big sound great sound like soft that means performance passion fun behind the wheel when everything good and exciting about driving as you head into the sunset in your sports car to move on and going fast. but how can electrify vehicles be fitted with a truly authentic sounding fake sound. in this we're going 151617 kilometers an hour the noise is minimal i'm going to tweak the sound quality. i've just boosted the higher frequencies. a new e.u. regulations says new electric cars will have to be equipped with an acoustic vehicle alerting system which makes a sound at low speed entering reversing. it's not that the e.u. wants to make the world sound better and cooler for us all it's about safety you have to be able to hear if an electric car is just 10 meters away heading

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hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley.he headlines: boris johnson's special adviser, dominic cummings, faces calls to resign after travelling hundreds of miles to stay near family during lockdown — he insists he behaved " reasonably and legally". he insists he behaved it's a question of doing the right thing. it is not about what you guys think. investigators recover the black box data recorder of the passenger plane that crashed in the pakistan city karachi on friday, killing at least 97 people. a two—week quarantine for most people entering the uk, with fines for those who don't self—isolate. now on bbc news, filming their own lives in lockdown, we catch up with families, businesses and frontline workers to find out how they are coping, in wales in lockdown. the health minister says the lockdown is likely to last several more weeks. yesterday the first minister announced at the lockdown will be extended into next week. so, will be extended into next week. 50, english breakfast, is that correct? yes, please. dad, how are

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. >>> hey, take a look at this olympic gold medalist shaun white taking to the streets to show off skateboarding skills with people in the neighborhood. white says while he was driving by the kids, they held up a sign asking him to join them. so he was nice, he started to drive by and state skate with the kids from a safe distance. he was happy to put smiles on their faces and let them show off a little, too. >>> well, the 49ers helping high school graduates get over the goal line, the team along with learning platform check cheg will hold 49ers players. you can actually sign up on the 49ers' website if you are interested in more information there. really a lot of nice stories for these graduate folks stepping up for them. congratulation, graduates. back to you, marcus. >> all right, thank you, laura. >>> hey, be sure to join us tonight for a special 30-minute show called the price of the pandemic. what he'll do is he'll actually asking about, about paying rent and some of those people waiting for unemployment benefits or maybe you are thinking of dipping into your 401k. watch tonight at 6:30 ri

. >> reporter: shaun says peter has violently threatened many neighbors, including herself. >> he said the park's for people, not for dogs, not for animals. and you need a beating and i'm the one to give it to you. >> this is like a worst case scenario. this is nightmare. >> reporter: supervisor rafael has been working for years to get a system in place to place the people who are most likely to hurt others or themselves into conservatorship. he's not sure peter fit the criteria. >> but i do know based on what i was hearing from neighbors, he is not someone who should have been able to make decisions for himself. he's not someone who should have been able to continue to menace the neighborhood. >> reporter: the legislature has passed two state laws about it, the latest last year. still, san francisco has not compelled a single person into conservatorship. and why is that? the department of public health says a program has finally been designed. it is still awaiting approval by the court system. until then, the dph says, quote, we will support clients who meet the criteria with other ty

being looking after 4 with a total of a 1000000 acres in the uk a shingle which means the brigands in shaun of the local language are willing to risk their lives to protect wildlife in zimbabwe pondering the wildlife area but they are also united in a desire for independence and self-determination many of the women are victims of sexual assault and domestic violence someone abandoned by their families my husband used to abuse me years it was i can just simply say he was an abusive mean he was very violent to me but i had no option i have to move from that violent so this is his chance to tell his transforming the standard of life of our women most of the women in developing the ourselves and some of them to it financially independent all are crossing the ranges come from communities near the area they patrol so they know the locals and also have a different way of connecting with them they are often more adept than their male counterparts at the escalating potentially violent situations and showing people the importance of protecting wild animals and i think. this i jog cliche of winning th

independent of what we shouldn't be but is that even possible these days it's quiet on the famous shaun's elisei in paris and sophia seif works as an economist here she skeptical about microns i do this enough that my new france and germany comp produced everything themselves and it's not in their interests to do same better and we need to ask ourselves in what areas it makes sense to remain independent during a crisis but we shouldn't become opponents of globalization i love because globalization gives us affordable access to a vast array of products and quadri i do quickly dream potion the economy look post corona green says pascal confines. a member of the european parliament has launched a promising initiative a european alliance for a green recovery but the man's reforms to create a climate neutral economy and transform agra food systems while generating jobs and growth almost 200 politicians union reps and even large corporations like coca-cola and ikea have to clear their support cover your home we need to work together because this time we must do better than during the financial

so in that kind of rational for me shaun of the. pm the thing is this outbreak has led in fact to bump up viewing figures for television news channels no use pages getting more hits online of a have a hobby full house not know what you think lead to people to having to progress or precision for a free press and for those leaders who criticize the press to understand how important it is. well that in an ideal world the reality is that indeed there is more busy access or more need for information but it hasn't. down reduce the eagerness of the political leaders to suppress free formation sometimes it's the continuation of pressure that existed before the crowbar virus outbreak but sometimes it's also due to their own weaknesses mistakes or 'd even downplaying the importance of this outbreak so we are in a very mixed situation in the world from country to country in which the indeed there is a lot of consumption of news but it doesn't mean that the news is completely free and independent then add another dimension which i should mentio

beijing's plans for a new security law in the area running at the end of the territories all trying to me shaun of the insists the law must be imposed without the slightest delaying the use of tear gas and water cannon contributed to the chaos. i . i i was i. was i say they've arrested at least. $180.00 protesters at an unauthorized gathering and reported damage to facilities they say the law they're opposing would also ban such protests which beijing subversive and treasonous washington that outs china's move with the u.s. national security advisor calling it a takeover of the territory secretary of state mark compare also warned there would be consequences. the decision to bypass hong kong is well established legislative process is and ignore the will of the people of hong kong would be a death knell for the high degree of autonomy between promise for hong kong under the sign of british joint declaration a un final agreement any decision impinging on hong kong's autonomy and freedoms would inevitably impact their assessment of one country 2 systems and the cedars of the territory or the u.k.

hello this is bbc news with shaun ley.onavirus further eases its strict lockdown rules. meanwhile trials are to take place in the uk to see if blood plasma from covid—19 survivors can help other critically ill patients. an experimental drug is authorised by us officials for emergency use on severely—ill coronavirus patients. could temperature checks be the key for uk commuters to get back on public transport? it's thought to be one post—lockdown option being considered. smiling and smoking: north korea's kimjong—un reappears in public after a three—week absence, putting an end to rumours about his health. and uk prime minister boris johnson and his fiancee carrie symonds name their baby boy wilfred lawrie nicholasjohnson. now on bbc news, it is time for global questions, coronavirus crisis. hello, i'm zeinab badawi. welcome to the latest in the special series of global questions from london. people in governments everywhere are trying to cope with the death and destruction unleashed by the coronavirus crisis. here in the u

family friendly classics like the artist, loving vincent and shaun the sheep are projected onto the blankrs to enjoy. free popcorn is even distributed before every screening by a local popcorn maker. it's the imaginative brainchild of an architecture and lighting firm. we are playing with the name of netflix. we wanted to inspire the people to get out of isolation. you don't have to sit behind your screen and see a movie. you can also open your window now and to be you are in a community. and it's also the image for open the window, open your heart, open your mind and be together with other people. for the coveted balcony or window seat, all you need to do is drop them an e—mailand seat, all you need to do is drop them an e—mail and if it is a suitable location, they will set a screen up. suitable location, they will set a screen up. this is what this woman did to set up the event for her neighbourhood. i thought, what can i do? i cannot live without big screens. do? i cannot live without big screens. cinema plays a big role in my life. i do not know how i can replace it. when i saw it on

this and not for the lawsuits let's just talk about the i but please go at each other you have got shaun's got the biggest bully pulpit to use it that's what i'm saying. yeah well it's great publicity because as you correctly pointed out we're talking about it how many times that we mention hannity or sean hannity but in this little segment like no as always my friend thank you so much thank you my friend my post i want you to stay right where you are because up next is the media attack or are they all on the attack radio talk show host steve gruber both join us and weigh in next right here on eat the bread. he says to add to that he so he can each other than those. who want to. make it on the better side going to the brooklyn system so let me just. consider. me emotional i mean months ago if you will still be stuck or your muscles need music but if i should. feel that the true. compassion that. we think he minds be soldier to peace off the boots he's wearing. which to the soul looks like to move the opposing opinion with you i'm going to sure stuck with summarizing the police force swindl

hello this is bbc news with shaun ley.y — starting with horse racing. other sports given the go ahead to resume behind closed doors include football, rugby and cricket. the uk government insists that it continues to be led by science over the next stages of the easing of lockdown measures after concerns were raised by some leading scientists. we need to proceed in a very cautious way. so we have set out a road map, but at each stage we are saying we are not going to proceed with that unless we are confident that we can do so in a safe way. appeals for calm after a fourth night of violence in the us city of minneapolis following the death of george floyd — an african—american in police custody. a former police officer is charged with murder and the pentagon puts the us military on high alert. you are disgracing our city! you are disgracing the life of george floyd. and every other person who has been killed in this country! india's daily total of new coronavirus cases hit another record high today, with nearly 8,000 new inf

hello this is bbc news with shaun ley.had childcare if he got symptoms of coronavirus. businesses will be expected to pay a quarter of the wages of furloughed workers from the start of august. and guernsey becomes the first part of the british isles to remove nearly all its lockdown restrictions the pakistan govenrnment launches an official inquiry to investigate the plane crash that killed at least 97 people — but the pakistan pilots‘ association says it has ‘no faith‘ in the official investigation. spain‘s prime minister, pedro sanchez, says overseas visitors can visit the country from july and top flight spanish football will resume behind closed doors next month more news at

my cousin shaun, 1830 sleep 183s another man who named shadrach medicine. so for a number of reasons we believe that shadrach, actually could have been jim. so not that is what i am trying to do is to verify that shadrach was jim. he was born in virginia about the same time, they lived in the same place, originally owned by the same family, and his unusual name, this unusual first name and then when they were freed, the chosen in madison. host: which speaks to, always remember you are a madison. thank you for writing this important book. what are your thoughts regarding those who are trying to rewrite the narrative around slavery. and taken from the school is rebooked entirely. bettye: they are deniers. i guess in some ways, not unlike my my laura did not want to talk about the things like that. this is part of american history. it happened. it's a very important part. this country would not have been but it is without millions of slaves who did the work to make it here. host: that comes across so clearly in this book, the role of dependency on slavery. not

my colleague shaun spoke to her a little earlier to ask how she felt about the easing. news that we were waiting and hoping for. we have been preparing for this moment all these past weeks, and therefore we are extremely happy with the decision. how different with the tourism experience have to be in visiting italy because of rules on things like social distancing, requirements to space people out on transport, limits on the number of people who can sit in a restaurant at the same time. what impact is that going to have, do you think? well, it is going to be a different way of travelling, that's for sure. but we have to live with this virus, and therefore we have to make adjustments, that's exactly what all the companies working in the tourism industries are doing, just working through their standard procedures in order to adjust to the measurements that are necessary to welcome visitors. what sort of measure have you been able to make, what sort of assessment has been done to the industry by the lockdown? these are months where in italy, at least, you would already hav

. >>> kids were trying out their new skateboard ramp when famed snowboarder, shaun white showed up. to put smiles on faces. >>> love shaun white but can't get over the nascar jack. i thought i was bad when i left the gas pump when it. >>> what might be the most >>> what might be the most unusua l the new house is amazing. so much character. original crown molding, walk in closets... we do have a ratt problem. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. it does help us save. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ ♪ round and round! ♪ what comes around, goes around. ♪ for bundling made easy, go to geico.com >>> still to come on "today," the latest on the protests across the country as the unrest rose in response to the death of george floyd. we're live with all of it. >>> why people are fleeing big cities for the suburbs in record numbers in the wake of the coronavirus. but first, these messages. the first fda-approved medication of its kind, tremfya® can help adults

other patients needing urgent operations and life saving treatments have been severely affected, like shaunwho has terminal cancer. covid—19 totally messes things up for most of us, you know. it's wreaked havoc with our treatments, with our surgeries, with our futures, with our hope. a test that can tell whether you've had the virus in the past has been approved in england. front—line workers will be the first to get it. teachers‘ unions will meet the government's chief scientific advisers tomorrow to seek reassurance about plans to partially reopen some of england's schools. born to surrogate mothers in ukraine — the 35 babies left stranded in kyiv — their biological parents from around the world can't fly in to collect them. empty theatres — how social distancing has left actors and directors struggling for survival. and applauding the nation's carers and key workers — for the eighth week in a row. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, england's cricketers are cleared for limited training next week, in the first steps for action returning after the coronavirus shut down. good evening. m

and one of those people is shaun, who is seeing these sessions as a lifesaver.ieter, i had a few hospital visits through the self—harm, through not really wanting to be here anymore, if i'm honest... sighs i have not dealt with the lockdown very well. the lockdown all of a sudden came about, i lost my mental health support in person. drinking definitely was affected a few times by the lockdown, i felt like i needed to have a drink to take away, again, take away the feeling of the raised anxiety. the zoom meetings we have been having are so good. you're in the comfort of your own home. you know, i can see every person that is talking. some of the positives are that you don't have to show your face. you can just talk. people will learn a lot more about me through zoom because i am less nervous to talk to people on video, you see, than i am to do it in real life. but i definitely think that i would like to see it post pandemic, definitely. the lockdown has put severe stress on us all. and, for people in recovery, the loss of connection is huge, and this could be a

i'm shaun ley with the latest on the coronavirus outbreak in the uk and around the world.k government and teachers‘ unions should "stop squabbling" and agree a plan to reopen schools in england safely. that's the message from the children's commissioner for england, who says disadvantaged children are losing out from schools being closed for so long. teachers‘ leaders met the government's scientific advisers yesterday to seek assurances over safety, but have not yet agreed on how schools should open. the government has set out plans to begin a phased reopening of primary schools in england from the 1st ofjune. the public is being urged to "think twice" before heading to england‘s beaches and country parks this weekend, despite the easing of lockdown rules. councils in beauty spots are worried that a surge in visitors could result in a rise in coronavirus infections. meanwhile, in a major step to re—open its economy, italy has announced plans to lift its strict travel restrictions. from the 3rd ofjune, travel will be allowed to and from the country, as well as between regio

this and not for the lawsuits let's just talk about the i but please go at each other you have got shaun's got the biggest bully pulpit to use it that's what i'm saying. yeah well it's great publicity because as you correctly pointed out we're talking about it how many times that we mention hannity your show on hannity but in this little segment like no as always my friend thank you so much thank you my friend my post i want you to stay right where you are because up next is the media attack or are they all on the attack radio talk show host steve gruber both join us and weigh in next right here on eat the breast. so many 5 years ago the scourge of touches them was defeated in europe the soviet union and its western allies were victorious lose the meaning of that victory today what explains recent efforts to rewrite history in what it truly is for the efforts to diminish the sacrifice of me by the people of the soviet union. the world is driven by shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. now as we mentioned in our appetizer segment andy lack the boss of m s n b c and n.b.c. news is no

this and not for the lawsuits let's just talk about the i but please go at each other you have got shaun's got the biggest bully pulpit to use it that's what i'm saying. yeah well it's great publicity because as you correctly pointed out we're talking about it how many times that we mention hannity or sean hannity but in this little segment lytle as always my friend thank you so much thank you my friend my folks i want you to stay right where you are because up next is the media under attack or are they all on the attack radio talk show host steve gruber both join us and weigh in next right here on eat the breasts. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. me so throughout the course so you can each other than the human body. but on the better side going to do the cooking this missile that is dismissed. instead of. the emotional learning t.m. must go if you will still be stuck with missiles from the course for me mrs cheney is just. the coach of the church. is mr compassion. we think he minds be soldier because off the beach he's wearing. a huge wedge so the sold out so it can move the op

and one of those people is shaun, who is seeing these sessions as a lifesaver. i had a few hospital visits through the self—harm, through not really wanting to be here anymore, if i'm honest... sighs i have not dealt with the lockdown very well. the lockdown all of a sudden came about, i lost my mental health support in person. drinking definitely was affected a few times by the lockdown, i felt like i needed to have a drink to take away, again, take away the feeling of the raised anxiety. the zoom meetings we have been having are so good. you're in the comfort of your own home. you know, i can see every person that is talking. some of the positives are that you don't have to show your face. you can just talk. people will learn a lot more about me through zoom because i am less nervous to talk to people on video, you see, than i am to do it in real life. but i definitely think that i'd like to see it post—pandemic, definitely. the lockdown has put severe stress on us all. and for people in recovery, the loss of connection is huge, and this could be a triggering

hello, this is bbc news — with me, shaun ley.he headlines: british airlines call for clarity — after plans are announced for a 14—day quarantine for passengers arriving to the uk. ministers pledge to put cycling and walking at the heart of plans in england to ease the pressure on public transport as lockdown eases. with public transport reverting to a full service, once you take into account they to me to a social distancing of a rule, they would only be effective capacity for one in ten passengers in many parts of oui’ in ten passengers in many parts of our network. navigating a way out of lockdown — how denmark seems to be finding a balance. russia marks the 75th anniversary of the end of world war two — but without the planned red square parade of soldiers and veterans. but belarus holds a full victory parade with huge crowds — and no regard for social distancing. and the pioneer of rock ‘n‘ roll, little richard dies at the age of 87. now on bbc news — our sports editor, dan roan, and reporters, laura scott and simon stone, an

hello this is bbc news with shaun ley.weeks as the country eases its strict lockdown rules. thousands of people sign up for trials in the uk to see if blood plasma from covid—19 survivors can help other critically ill patients. an experimental drug is authorised by us officials for emergency use on severely—ill coronavirus patients. commuters in the uk could be asked to take their temperature before leaving home. it's one of the measures being considered for when the coronavirus lockdown is eased. and uk prime minister boris johnson and his fiancee carrie symonds name their baby son wilfred lawrie nicholasjohnson. as we've been hearing — an experimental drug has been authorised for emergency use on coronavirus patients