member states to israel to defuse tanya kramer reporting for us thank you. let's check in now on some other stories from around the world swedish prosecutors have named the man they believe killed the prime minister olof palme in 1906 but they're now closing the case because the suspect steve engstrom died 20 years ago was gunned down as he left the stockholm movie theater with his wife. coastguards in the mediterranean have recovered the bodies of 20 people off the tunisian coast they are thought to be migrants from subsaharan africa and a search is underway for around 30 others who were on a boat that sank on its way to italy. heavy rains and flooding have killed more than a dozen people and forced hundreds of thousands from their homes in southeastern china chinese state media say the floodwaters have caused nearly half a 1000000000 euros worth of damage. to the us now where george floyd a black man who died after a white police officer pressed his knee into his neck for almost 9 minutes has been laid to rest at his funeral in houston texas friends and fa

is being taken so seriously so that your company owns the beat packing plant at the center of this tanya's one of they say. yeah a lot of people of been suggesting lately that it might be the ventilation systems in these meat plants that are really the cause of spreading coronavirus but other people have said you know the problem is with companies like base they've been cutting corners for many years and they're forcing their workers to accept substandard living and working conditions that's helped spread the virus the owner of the company says well he's sorry for all that he's doing what he can to support people providing them with food and other essentials while they remain under lockdown of the german government writ its part says that it's going to ains the reliance on cheap labor in the meat industry and the good news fail is that the number of new infections in goods is low is now coming down time and young thank you so much this is news and is a quick reminder the top story of the u.s. state of texas let's pause plans to reopen its economy amid a big surge and covered 19 cases sever

and for more now we go to our correspondent tanya kramer she's on the story for us in jerusalem tonight good evening to you so we know the warning has come from germany has the foreign minister specified that whether or not germany would actually try to prevent a planned an exemption the parts of the west bank. well as a 1st meeting here with the new government and with his new israeli counterpart for a minute stick out the a she can now see for. the german foreign minister high commands and he used this visit actually to stress that germany alongside the e.u. is very very very concerned about its best plans to possibly annex parts of the occupied west bank as early as july and he also used it to stress that this term he would consider this as in violation off international law i think what he was trying to say yes well he said he kenya as a friend he was trying to strike the very delicate balance as germany's historical commitment to israel on the one hand but on the other hand. his commitment to international law and has there been any official reaction from israel. what i think i can

member states to israel to defuse tanya kramer reporting for us thank you. let's check in on some other stories now a massive oil spill in russia's arctic regions polluted a lake that serves as a basin for water flowing into the arctic ocean emergency teams are working to contain more than 20000 tons of diesel which traveled 20 kilometers from the spill site. heavy rains and flooding has have killed more than a dozen people and forced hundreds of thousands from their homes in southeastern china chinese state media say the flood waters have caused nearly half a 1000000000 euros worth of damage. and coast guard officials in the mediterranean have recovered the bodies of 28 people off the tunisian coast they are thought to be migrants from sub-saharan africa and the search has been launched for around 30 more people who were on a boat that sank on its way to italy. to the u.s. now where george floyd at the black man who died after a white police officer pressed his knee into his neck for almost 9 minutes has been laid to rest at his funeral in houston texas fri

member states to israel to defuse tanya kramer reporting for us thank you. now it was sweden's most famous unsolved mystery for 34 years but today prosecutors say they have finally concluded who killed former prime minister olof palme the case will never go to court however because the man investigators say is the murder is that starts mini's through north. it was a murder that shocks the nation one that for decades went unsolved. was shot dead after visiting the stockholm cinema are in 1986 thousands of people were question during the course of multiple investigations now 34 years later prosecutors say they're finally certain of the killer's identity there's one particular person one thought that we somehow can't get round as it were and that person that we're talking about is this big instrument who in the press has been called the scandium man. angstrom who killed himself in 2000 came forward as a witness at the time but police didn't consider him a suspect until 2 years ago they're still unsure of his motive but he was known to have political grievances

the outbreak of tanya's has raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west where germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia as premier i mean lost it on the defensive he has now signaled he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. yourself this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown. look down the moment. the plants coal owner has promised to take full responsibility for the outbreak but confidence is dwindling and the science management whose team many blame for what has become a major crisis. covering this story for us is outside one of the residences where. tell us about conditions for these thousands of workers now important to. the quarantine here is quite strict as you can see behind me there's a fence here with no entrance there where you're seeing behind me is several houses where several 100 workers who work at the turn a slaughterhouse are living together and now they just have the room in front of this building to go outside an

correspondent tanya kramer is in jerusalem on the story for us hello to you tanya so the german foreign minister and has he specified with germany would try to prevent a planned an expansion of also the west bank. what was the 1st meeting here between the 2 foreign ministers the 1st time the foreign minister met his new israeli counterpart gabi ashkenazi and he stressed. germany along with other e.u. countries is very boring about the plans to possibly annex parts of the occupied west bank but he also stressed that this would be not compatible with international law so what he was trying to say you was as well that you know you came as a friend of israel but at the same time you know to trust the historical commitment to. germany's commitment to international law the rule of law and also the u.n. security council resolutions in this conflict. what's been the reaction among the israelis to. well if you look at the israeli media that have covered this very short visit very very extensively 1st now here doing corona times of the foreign minister coming here they were quick to point out tha

but the chairman of borders league club a shout has resigned billionaire clements tanya's made his money in the meat industry and has been under pressure since germany single biggest corona virus outbreak was traced back to one of his processing plants prosecutors and politicians are seeking information after more than 1500 people tested positive prompting authours to close the plant and put the district a lockdown tanya's was on shall cause boards for 26 years and served as its chair for nearly 20 years. our goalkeeper john luigi before and defend giorgio actually a chilly many have extended their contracts with italian john so you venters for one more year before we turn to your very last summer after spending a season with french side. i used in reserve roll the 42 year old world cup winners make 13 appearances since returning in welcome captain she illini has become a mainstay since joining in 20052 they hope that both players can help but lead them to the 9th consecutive. time. this is day w. news live from bubba and his reminder of our top story some hong kong residents have welcom

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.he states of easing of restrictions followed by the tightening up of them if infections rise could become the new normal for many other places, unless a vaccine is developed. more than $7 billion have been pledged by world leaders and private investors at a fundraising summit to help find one. the event, hosted by the european commission, was attended online by world leaders, sports stars, actors and musicians. simonjones reports. # help me if you can, i'm feeling down... a globally streamed concert, stars like miley cyrus joining an international call to pledge money to fight coronavirus, the culmination of a summit aiming to unite the world online. first, we need a vaccine. then we need to make this vaccine affordable. a clear goal, but not a simple task. the president of the european commission brings together more than a dozen world leaders with the aim of making any future treatment universally available. this pandemic threatens every one of us. defeating it is the most important

earlier we spoke with our correspondent tanya kramer who's covering mazas visit for us we also went to israel is now life you should change its plan i think it's too early to say and be heard the foreign minister gabi ashkenazi saying that. if there actually know any maps i need decision on that he's saying the u.s. and israeli are mapping team still a working out the details as actually big discussion is right now what's going to be the scope and what kind of an extension of the parts of the western would be annexed and the timing of the annexation but i think it was important for the german foreign minister to come in at this point in time and to say you know to put out his concerns and that of other you member states to israel. as tanya kramer there it was sweden's most famous unsolved mystery for 34 but today prosecutors say they have finally identified who assassinated prime minister all of them the case will never go to course however because the man investigators say is the murderer is dead starts many stood on north palm and it was a murder that shocked the nation and i just me

tanya: first off, very concerned about the -- published yesterday. werebecause lots of political pressure before hand. said the freedom of business in hong kong are not some of the very iconic figures. for example, the former chief executives. i do believe that this is some of the concerns and the business community. suppose they can do business as long as they abide by law. for now it seems the political affiliation is extremely critical. whether they can do business in hong kong the pens on that political stunt. this iseen unprecedented. ofhink it will cause a lot concern, not only locally, but also internationally. regret that you and others, other pro-democrats in hong kong did not do more earlier on to push back in hong kong? do you accept that one reason that we are at where we are at now is because your movement failed to rein in the violence? tanya: i do believe that, for those in power, for example, the chief executive and the law enforcement agencies have a good opportunity to learn a lesson. for example, like response to our demands. for e

i'm tanya walker.'m an activist in new york and i'm transgender and i'm kind of high up in the lgbt community here. and i came out of the military to new york in 1986 and i met marsha p. johnson down by the village and the piers. and i know that the gay community didn't like the drag queens because they were trying to be with the straight community back then. marsha p. johnson was a black trans woman at the stonewall riots who was fighting with the cops and i notice that most of the -- most of the photos and videos that we see, am i talking? >> yes. you're on the air, tanya. did you have another question or comment? >> caller: yeah. and i wonder why he doesn't mention the black drag queens who were in front of the bar fighting that night like marsha b. johnson and silvia berra. >> thank you for the call. marc stein. >> no, the caller is absolutely right. as far as we can determine, some of the leading roles in the riots were played by african-americans, puerto ricans, transpeople and street queens and

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.cal lockdown in the english city of leicester after more than 600 coronavirus cases were recorded in the first half ofjune. labour's claudia webbe said the area has what she called "a perfect storm" of poverty, ethnic diversity and existing covid—19 cases. the department of health says it is supporting the local authority and has deployed four mobile testing sites. the home secretary priti patel was asked about suggestions that leicester may face a local lockdown on the bbc‘s andrew marr show. well, that is correct, and we have seen, we've seen flare—ups across the country already over recent weeks, and just in the last three or four weeks in particular, there was the example of a flare—up in one particular hospital over infection control. of course, that is why we have a new mechanism, a joint biosecurity centre, which is very much geared up, it has been developed to address local flare—ups. but there is going to be a leicester lock down? so, there will be support going into leicester

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.l make coronavirus testing mandatory for all people returning from overseas trips. victoria has seen a spike in the number of covid—i9 cases, while the rest of the country has managed to contain the virus. earlier this week, the authorities said that a third of travellers were refusing testing. under the new state regulations, returning travellers staying in quarantine hotels for two weeks will have to stay for an extra 10 days if they refuse testing. an mp has called for a local lockdown in the english city of leicester after more than 600 coronavirus cases were recorded in the first half ofjune. labour's claudia webbe said the area has what she called "a perfect storm" of poverty, ethnic diversity and existing covid—i9 cases. the department of health says it is supporting the local authority and has deployed four mobile testing sites. home secretary priti patel was asked about the situation on the bbc andrew marr show. well, that is correct, and we have seen, we've seen flare—ups acr

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.local lockdown in the english city of leicester after more than 600 coronavirus cases were recorded in the first half ofjune. labour's claudia webbe said the area has what she called "a perfect storm" of poverty, ethnic diversity and existing covid—19 cases. the department of health says it is supporting the local authority and has deployed four mobile testing sites. the mayor of leicester, peter soulsby, said more data was needed on how the outbreak was developing in the city. i spoke to the health secretary, what, ten days ago now, and have subsequently had a number of discussions with the chief medical officer and others and have consistently said to them that we need the data. we, and you, need to know what is happening on the ground in leicester and it's not helpful, really, just to talk about outbreaks or to suggest that there needs to be a citywide lockdown. we need to know what the real situation is on the ground here in our city and only then, together with the government, can

joining me now is tanya miller. she worked as a prosecutor in the fulton county d.a.'nd now a civil rights attorney in georgia. counselor, i want to put on the screen the deadly force standard in atlanta. i'll read it aloud. and then i want to apply it to this case. an employee may use deadly force to apprehend a suspected felon only when he or she reasonably believes that the suspect possesses a deadly weapon or any object, device or instrument which when used against a person is likely to result until serious bodily injury and when he or she reasonably believes that the suspect poses an immediate threat of serious bodily injury to the officer or others. now what i'd like to do is put on the screen that final sequence in slow motion. and ask you, how will that standard apply to the final sequence. roll the tape as tanya miller explains. >> so, here, you got to be really look at this situation. obviously, at the moment that the officer uses the deadly force. but you also have to kind of know what was going on before that. the officer is trained extensively on the use o

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.edia reports from northern california say 2 people have killed and several have been wounded in a shooting at a walmart distribution centre. (00v) hundreds —— media reports from northern california say 2 people have killed and several have been wounded in a shooting at a walmart distribution centre. hundreds of workers locked themselves in a room after the gunman reportedly rammed a vehicle into the building. emergency services are at the scene in the city of red bluff, two hundred kilometres north of the state capital, sacramento. we'll bring you more on this story as it develops. back to the coronavirus now. more than $7 billion have been pledged by world leaders and private investors at a fundraising summit to help find a vaccine for coronavirus. the event, hosted by the european commission, was attended online by world leaders, sports stars, actors and musicians. simonjones reports. # help me if you can, i'm feeling down... a globally streamed concert. stars like miley cyrus joinin

tanya >> okay. . did you have a question or comment? >> yes, i wonder why he doesn't mention the black drag queens who were in front of the bar fighting that night like marshy johnson sylvia rivero was also part of the gay rights movement. >> thank you for the call, mark stone. >> the collars absolutely right as far as we can determine some of the leading roles in the riots were played by african americans, puerto ricans, trans people, street queens, drag queens. it's still quite uncertain as to whether they represented a majority of the people who participated in the riots, but there are many accounts that place them at the key moments leading the rights, displaying real carriage, i can't be courage, we might. say some individuals who are often credited with instigating the rights leading the rights, sylvia rivera, marsha pete johnson, stony delivery, there are still conflicting accounts of when they were there, whether they were, there marsha page on son in many accounts explained that she didn't, she wasn't there when the rights star

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bank that is despite criticism from the international community and the palestinians our reporter tanya kramer visited the city of jericho in the jordan valley which is a one of the areas that israel intends to annex she sent us this report about the fears of the city's palestinian population. date him dyke is checking on his palm trees near jericho a palestinian city in the choice valley the harvest you in september but the palestinian farmer is worried about the weeks ahead it's about plans to annex the jordan valley in the summer i would have serious repercussions for palestinians learning. we have become disappointed there is no clear path for peace with this decision it brings about disillusionment and pessimism that it's all over for. sure. dyke borys that this unilateral move by the israeli government means the end of any prospect of an independent palestinian state and this might lead to violence jericho itself would remain under the administration of the palestinian authority but it would be surrounded by the next area the plans are based on u.s. president donald trump's contro

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appeared around my house for how long we tested negative why should we suffer as well they ask about tanya's and many also ask i don't work attorney as i work somewhere else why am i included to. our budget of chronic quite a few maternity job out of our notes moment by concerns that grow louder every day to make the situation more bearable for this neighborhood local authorities are building recreational areas unchastened fields but to the hundreds of people feeling like prisoners inside their own homes this gesture is of little consolation . political correspondent joins me now for more on this story you know the conditions we see there with police on god around the housing block quite intimidating the optics are not good is this even legal. this is legal and you have to remind yourself that the german state the german local regional authorities could have done that all throughout the corona virus crisis because it goes back to the corona infection law and the infection protection or excuse me and the corona regulation that were introduced here in this crisis and so currently there are som

earlier we spoke to our correspondent tanya kramer in jerusalem and asked her whether heikal massive specified whether germany would try to prevent israel and axing parts of the west bank. well as a 1st meeting here with the new government and with this new israeli counterpart foreign minister gabi ashkenazi for. the german foreign minister and he used this visit actually to stress that germany alongside the e.u. is very very very concerned about its about plans to possibly annex parts of the occupied west bank as early as july and he also used it to stress that this germany would consider this as in violation of international law i think what he was trying to say yeah as well is that he came here as a friend he was trying to strike the very delicate balance. germany's historical commitment to israel on the one hand but on the other hand him his commitment to international law. now a brief look at some other stories making headlines. mourners have been paying their respects to bring these president peering through who died suddenly on monday the government says he suffered a heart at

chairman of german football club shell clemens tanya's has quit certainly the ongoing scandal of the conditions but he's meat packing plant in western germany more than 1500 employees that tested positive for the corona virus leading to a new lockdown in the surrounding region. belgium's king has expressed regret for his country's colonial a big. uses in africa for the 1st time king of phillipe admitted that belgian committed acts of violence and cruelty and what later became the democratic republic of congo the country's marking 60 years of independence today those in city of god was also removed to boast of the former ruler of the congo and from the uphold the 2nd is playing for the enslavement and killing of millions of homecomings to come and rule in the 19th century statues of the belgian monica become a major targets of anti vices demonstrations over recent weeks. an estimated $20000.00 children fathered by belgian men were born to african mothers a jury belgium's colonial rule fearing that these children would pose a threat to the colonies racist system the belgian government

the chairman of german football club shelter clemons tanya's says quits amid the ongoing scandal of the conditions that he's meat packing plant in western germany more than 1500 plantain police have tested positive for. in a virus leading to a new lockdown in the surrounding region. for the 1st time belgium's cain has expressed his deepest regret over his country's colonial abuses in africa king felipe admitted in unless it's to the president of what is now the democratic republic of congo that belgium a committed acts of violence and cruelty that today is the 60th anniversary of the day osses independence from belgium today is almost as always is also the day the belgian city of ghent removed a bust of the day aussies former colonial rule of king leopold the 2nd the blame for the enslavement and killing of millions of companies in the 19th century over recent weeks the statues have become major targets of anti racism demonstrators not estimated 20000 children fathered by belgian men were born to african women joining have belgium's colonial rule varying these children would pose a thre

coronavirus outbreak the latest hotspot centers on a meat processing plant run by german company tanya's more than 1500 workers have tested positive for cough and 19 local officials say they can't rule out a wider lockdown. paul activity has ceased at the turn use meat packing plant is low. but in town a frantic effort is underway mobile teams are testing factory workers for coverage 19 over $1500.00 have tested positive so far. 6500 workers and family members have been sent into koren team fenced in their reliant on food deliveries to their living quarters many are eastern europeans who work long shifts and live in cramped conditions could turn his factory has turned the city of into a coronavirus hotspot. local officials are ruling out a much wider lockdown. coming for i could see this happening. it's a different situation compared to yesterday. our mobile teams discovered some additional positive cases. 360000 residents would be affected by a lockdown there also calls for extensive testing. the entire population has to be tested very quickly there's no point in waiting a week for the

correspondent reports the tourism industry in the popular holiday resort of an tanya is already feeling the heat. preparing breakfast for his guests under normal circumstances must have a good one wouldn't have time for this when it's high season in antalya the hotel owner is usually run off his feet but not this floor right now only one of his rooms is occupied a family from germany is here despite the travel warning. they get enough it is it really is all i can only tell you come here everyone it's wonderful in antalya here the only problem is because of the coronavirus crisis hardly anyone it was coming. last year i had an occupancy rate of 100 percent consistently from april to october and this year there are only 3 people in july is coming soon we only have a few months left of the season right now it's really difficult is that. most of us has done everything he can to make his hotel safe the turkish government has issued strict hygiene rules that's why good now doesn't 5 rooms of pool chairs several times a day although nobody is using them. to use that it is that must be video we

correspondent tanya kramer reports from. this town the road leads to the palestinian village of beit exeunt next to the security barrier that separates israel from the occupied west bank at this particular spot the fence of the israeli barrier was built around a house belonging to one palestinian family that i it's live in this almost unique enclave right next to each of the settlement at the entrance gate and cameras are remotely monitored. like other palestinians sanders and i had wonders what will happen to his home if the settlement becomes officially part of israel a move based on the controversial you as peace proposal put forth in january. but. i consider the annexation that we're hearing about to be a show of american and israeli arrogance in order to confiscate more land the israeli and american governments just want the land but without the people killed. so far israel hasn't presented any official maps to explain which areas it could next 1st and where the lines would be drawn and i have is concerned that the move

the outbreak of tanya's has raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west where germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia as premier i mean lush it's on the defensive he has now signalled he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. just yourself this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown you look down the moment. the plants coal owner has promised to take full responsibility for the outbreak but confidence is dwindling and the science management team many blame for what has become a major crisis. or to see. it from the side here in the region of goods as low as 30 s. are using targeted quarantining to avoid a regional lockdown that's why residents on this side of the street are free to come and go as they please while over here they're living under total lockdown now these buildings house several 100 migrant workers mostly from romania and bulgaria who work for the slaughterhouse turn yes and now they are behind a fence with no entranc

appeared around my house for how long we tested negative why should we suffer as well they ask about tanya's and many also ask i don't work attorney as i work somewhere else why am i included to. our budget of chronic quite a few maternity job out of our notes moment by concerns that grow louder every day to make the situation more bearable for this neighborhood local authorities are building recreational areas unchastened fields but to the hundreds of people feeling like prisoners inside their own homes this gesture is of little consolation . and meantime in africa the coronavirus pandemic could erase much of the progress made in the fight against poverty in recent years this is a conclusion of a new study published by the institute for security studies i s.-s. and other organizations it says densely populated urban settlements could make the continent especially susceptible to covert 19 as social and physical distancing is often difficult but the authors main concern is the expected fall in tax revenue and the economic impacts the crisis could have if you're a significant rise in the numbe

appeared around my house for how long we tested negative why should we suffer as well they ask about tanya's and many also ask i don't work attorney as i work somewhere else why am i included to. our budget of chronic quite a few maternity job out of our notes moment by concerns that grow louder every day to make the situation more bearable for this neighborhood local authorities are building recreational areas unchastened fields but to the hundreds of people feeling like prisoners inside their own homes this gesture is of little consolation . and let's bring you up to speed now with some other developments related to the corona virus pandemic the european health care regulator has ok the drug gram disappear which has been shown in trials to speed the recovery time of cope with 1000 patients a ron's death toll has surpassed 10000 with health officials recording more than 150 calories for the 7th straight day the international monetary fund predicts the economic harm of the pandemic will be a drop of 4.9 per cent in global gross domestic product this year and the dutch government is giving a

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tanya dendrinos, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.n's beekeepers try to fend off an invasion as the asian bee moves in on the mainland. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning, in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 74. outspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times world champion. he was a real fighter and he fought all the way to the end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles‘ lp, sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band, a record described as the album of the century. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: thousands of people in major cities across the us defy cu rfews as protests take place for an eighth night. the for an eighth night. family of george floyd appeals the

tanya dendrinos reports.he teacups ino place on earth, but the teacups i no longer spinning at the disneyland resort in california —— are no longer was at the disney magic was set to return next month but the gates will remain shut with state guidelines yet to be issued about the reopening of the parks. there has been some action outside the gates, though, a convoy of cars filled with workers protesting for better safety measures for members of the cast, who day m, members of the cast, who day in, day out bring the fairytale to lie. it's everyone from costu med to lie. it's everyone from costumed characters to ride operators and retail workers.|j think we should all be tested there on a regular basis once we get back to work, because this pandemic is far from we get back to work, because this pandemic is farfrom being over. the company says in order to reopen its theme parks, it needs to negotiate agreements with unions and says it already has had positive discussions, signing agreements on safety measures wi

tanya dendrinos reports.ing a heavy toll. before covid—19, this business in lima made around 30 conference a month, now it is 38 a. translation: our countrymen are dying due to this pandemic. the truth is we are not happy. it isa truth is we are not happy. it is a pity, even i could die at any time. the truth hurts but what can we do? it isa it is a stark reminder of reality as new cases are confirmed and deaths continue to rise, there is a delicate balance to strike when it comes to reopening economies. peru has been one of latin america's hardest—hit nations, has been one of latin america's ha rdest—hit nations, with has been one of latin america's hardest—hit nations, with more than 250,000 confirmed cases will stop while restrictions are being gradually lifted, the lockdown imposed in march has been extended until the end of june. translation: look at what is happening, people are hungry, they have no food. they have to work. so i tell the president that he does not care about his country. he has sold his

but it is a very good question from tanya. why should people return to the high street?gest that non—food items, in excess of 43% have been bought online throughout may. so yeah, that is more than double what the trend was before covid—19. there has been a significant shift online. that is likely to maintain. the reality is some things are better bought online. it is a very functional experience. you know what you want, you search, you pay, there is no interaction. shopping is really a broader experience. and i think what will happen going forward is that if a business has not got an online presence now, it will need one. certainly we are seeing many of our members moving into that area very well over the last few weeks. and there is no doubt that shopping still has a role to play, especially as the hospitality sector opens as well. and a visit to the town becomes much more thanjust well. and a visit to the town becomes much more than just a visit to shops. we have only got a minute left. i will try to squeeze into questions. melody asks, what safety measures are in plac

the outbreak of tanya's has raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west where germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia as premier i mean lush out on the defensive he has now signalled he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. yourself this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown. look the moment. the plans call on or has promised to take full responsibility for the outbreak but confidence is dwindling and the science management team many blame for what has become a major crisis. well they double reported safe talk to us from outside one of the residences where workers have been quarantined block down the quarantine here couldn't be any more strict what we're seeing what you're seeing behind me is a large collective housing unit for the workers from the us the tourney's factory and they are surrounded by a fence just like the houses across the street and here in this residential area just 20 minutes by car from the slaughterhouse tha

filmed by twitter user tanya person. president trump tweeted his support for the unlimited power of the military and threatens to invoke the insurrection act of 1807 which allows the president to deploy military troops in the u.s. for law enforcement purposes jesse we've got curfews on the heels of coronavirus government lock downs and now the national guard and military vehicles are roaming the streets we've also seen military helicopters flying over protesters near the white house are we creeping towards martial law. well brigid in oh let's start looking at it from president trump's point of view right now he's trailing in the polls he seems to be desperate he's got the pandemic to deal with which killed his economy he's now got these demonstrations going up all over the country he's called the national guard has been called out he's threatened to bring out the regular military i cannot believe this because that national guard guy was right the regular military deals in violence they don't deal in crowd control they're

appeared around my house for how long we tested negative why should we suffer as well they ask about tanya's and many also ask i don't work attorney as i work somewhere else why am i included to. our budget of chronic quite a few maternity job out of our notes moment by concerns that grow louder every day to make the situation more bearable for this neighborhood local authorities or building recreational areas and jason fields but to the hundreds of people feeling like prisoners inside their own homes this gesture is of little consolation. for the killing of george floyd by police in minneapolis last month have sparked a wave of protests against racism across the united states under around the world and this focused attention on the issue of police reform in the u.s. local forces are often distrusted by communities and see this hostile recent efforts to introduce national legislation to deal with this remain deadlocked because of differences between republicans and democrats but local example shows that before can work. when officer alexander baldwin and his colleague natalie paris patrol th