totte n ha m tottenham against manchester united coming up later on.that's all from sportsday. you are watching bbc news, i'm martin croxton. let's get a reminder for the key points of today positive downing street briefing which was led by the education secondary. gavin willison confirmed all children are to be back in school in september saying school is vital for eve ryo ne september saying school is vital for everyone of our children for some he advice for schools on how to plan theirfull reopening in september will be published in the next two weeks. he set class sizes could increase from the current maximum of 15 pupils to normal sizes of around 30. he did not however confirm whether the current social distancing advice of 2mm would be relaxed. gavin williamson gave more details of a £1 billion covert catchup plan to help children get back to where they should be. the fund would help with catch lessons and tutoring. and he reconfirmed that the coronavirus alert level across the uk has been downgraded to level three which means the virus is still

think that is complete lip service to their cause, kicking it into the long grass as david lammy, the totte ha m long grass as david lammy, the tottenham mp, said out of the prime minister announced his review, we've had lots of reviews, what we want to see action recommended from those reviews to be implemented. so, greater justice in the reviews to be implemented. so, greaterjustice in the justice system, more turnaround health inequalities in education and so on, you can list effectively every area of society, that's why a lot of people come out today to protest, because they don't want this to be kicked around a committee table in whitehall, they really want to see action. and i think it's interesting also is a relationship with police here. clear, a lot of people are concerned with police brutality, it isa concerned with police brutality, it is a mellow situation here, no altercations that winter turned with police, the police are relaxed around protesters. we saw fewjoking with them earlier and at one point, when protesters date temporarily not quite occupy but were certainly in the m

in totte n ha m leeds. nojustice, no peace!ered black lives matter ‘s. and in conniving, people of different ages and backgrounds also took a knee. june kelly, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the killing that shook the world — is the death of george floyd a watershed moment for the politics of race in america? there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for 40 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but th

move up to eight in the table above arsenal and sheffield united. 11 on points for totte n ha m sheffielded again next. northampton have been promoted to levon after beating exeter for —— neal in the league to play our final at match was first thought this match was the first competitive fixture to be played behind closed doors. at the home of english football. but northampton dominated this one with young striker morton among their scores. they go up to the third tier but had to pick up their own metals. in a socially distant celebration. the premier league english football league and professional footballers association have announced a new scheme to increase the number of black, asian and minority, ethnic coaches. the aim is to help players move into full—time coaching roles in the professional game. 0ur sports editor dan has more. amid powerful images of protest on the pitch the debate in football has now shifted toa debate in football has now shifted to a lack of opportunities offered. and today a sign of action with the launch of a new scheme that will enable six black asian and min

our focus has to be on wages, it has to be on workers that has tott be in putting money in people's pockets. and then you go from there. >> so let's talk a little bit about the cares act. the context of the statements he recently shared a plan with senator warren for addressing this concern about getting relief directly from consumers and workers who need it most. can you talk a little bit about the provision and protection are most important for ensuring the stimulus fundingus gets to mainstreet and not just wall street? >> we know that companies try to garnish the wages. we know that whenever there is a big transfer of money as there has been in the last several weeks from the federal government individuals. $1200. person was five for adults again there is an income limit. but for the great majority of the public, as it should be, 500. child so some families will get a check of $3400, two parents and two kids. or more or less. we know that calls out the vultures it gets the payday lenders excited and the check cashing people excited to gets the people those are just the legal ones pretty

tott begin considering senate tm scots legislation. hithis moment, this moment demas it. last week, the speaker of the house herself said we would like to end up in a conference on police reform legislation. only way to do that would be to the senate passed the bill. even the speaker does not seem to understand why that senate democrats would want this from even considering the justice. so much that senator scott and the republics are interested in making a law. and the t administration. and in democratic house leadership would apparently be happy to see a conference committee. so maybe, milligrams left in washington the reportedly agonizing over whether to block the discussion of police reform in order to proceed, seem to be our senate democratic colleagues. i hope that whatever strange political calculations there making this difficult, her friends across the aisle will yield to common sense and in the market peoples hunger for progress. we'll find out when we vote later this week. >> now mr. president, the american people are crying out for major significant changes in

for instance i remember sitting at the hearing in this committee where the death rate was speculated tott beth between three and 4 percent and the best estimate is six.2 percent. . . . . when they track that for 20 years there was an effect that lasted 20 years with an average loss of longevity, one to one and half years for underplayed people. that is serious health effects were in the midst of reopening the maryland and one of the things in my district is very important is the tourism industry and restaurant industry. our governor hasovid decided in accordance with cdc guidelines, we have the phasing documents, our governor decided we are ready for phase two, i look at the documents that cdc has with scaling operations from then restaurants and bars, it is step two we havers indoor dining if u can do after, you cannot do indoor. i would ask us about question. , is there anything in cdc guidance that would say indoor seating is not appropriate maintaining social distancing. to the government say cdc guidance is holding you back. once phase two has been exceeded? >> no, you would not find

around 16 points, then going to be protest along with friends, fellow football supporters, he is a totted of course that event was photographed and widely circulated on social media. the next day his father saw the image i knew it was his son and confronted his son and his son at that stage admitted it was him but did not know what he had done and decided it was best to go to the police. we heard from the court mr banks had no previous convictions. we then heard briefly from the defence. they said on behalf of mr banks he was a thoroughly ashamed of what had happened, he had no idea what he was doing at the time. they said he was a relatively young man who had alcohol issues for two years and had made several attempts on his life. we heard from the chief magistrate, she said she accepted he did not know what he was doing and he did not intend to urinate next to that memorialfor keith not intend to urinate next to that memorial for keith palmer, not intend to urinate next to that memorialfor keith palmer, who was killed in a terrorist attack on the houses of parliament in 2017. she said i

it is a moment of history for the bbc, is the first time since 1988, which was a totte n ha m the firsts to a flamboyant barnett. this is a trend that is not low maintenance. talk me through this one with the pink strip. to be honest, i get bored at times. you have got to understand, i had dreadlocks for ages, it was like, let me change it up a bit. everyone has got different things going on, no one has a pink stripjust in the front. what encouraged you to go fully blonde? i was going to go to a mad colour but you are breaking your hair, iwas mad colour but you are breaking your hair, i was going to go silver, like grey. that would have been crazy, that would have been serious. there is still time. there you go, the perils of haircuts which i am sure many of us have been through in the last few weeks. we will also be live at the early game which is watford against leicester at fort team news and brighton against arsenal which isa and brighton against arsenal which is a three o‘clock kick—off which is going to be live on tv. if you don‘t like football, there is a lot of it on. we have a