the parliament despite police warnings to stay at home early we're looking at scuffles in london's trafalgar square as fireworks were set off and bottles were thrown at leaders of far right groups say they intend to protect statues and one humans from anti racism demonstrators who are also marching in the city speak to across want to join how who's just the other side of the river thames from westminster genocide to. what's the latest from your point of view. all well i think this is a very fluid situation for the police and for protesters here in central london in westminster across the river over their parliament square and just up whitehall trafalgar square the 2 focus is now of on going protests and rolling clashes between right wing protesters and the police it all began 3 or 4 hours ago in parliament square as right wing protesters gathered as advertised to protect the statues of bargain square some including that of winston churchill was the face last weekend in the black lives matter protests there so they've come these groups to guard their monuments in the words of the leader of br

these are the shots live in trafalgar square.a bit quite a heavy police presence and we have seen people throwing bottles, possibly other things, at police officers. and different groups moving, running at times. and this was initially centred around the churchill statue, which has been boxed up in the knowledge the protests were going to be held today. a section 60 order has been put in place for part of london that allows police to stop and search in the capital. these are say it is the priority to keep the community is a safe and the home secretary priti patel has also responded on 22 the footage of the clashes we have seen. she says it is thoroughly unacceptable, any perpetrators of violence should expect to face the full force of the law. violence will not be tolerated. coronavirus remains a threat. go home to stop the spread of the virus and save lives. but this is parliament square now. you can see british flags and a number of different groups. we know some have been singing the national anthem, talking about saving the s

the next vice or welcome to the program tear gas has been fired in london's trafalgar trafalgar square as london police are trying to keep anti racism protesters far apart from far right activists rival protesters have scuffled with police amid the tear gas far right protesters say they're out to protect national monuments from vandalism by the black lives matter supporters throwing bottles and cans some have pushed through police lines at least one raises in protest was canceled citing see safety concern. well others have gone forward. and correspondent bill gates mass is at trafalgar square for us because what is happening where you are now. well you can see behind me there's a group of protesters that calling no just this new piece it's a small group of protesters because the relaunch demonstration that was planned for today was called off for field clashes with far right protests assume it's only a small group a small march that went through the town and a half in clashes here before i didn't witness has passed me about some people have told me that there were injuries that far rig

and correspondent is at trafalgar square in london what is happening where you are now . with their. last. night. hi there it's been a little bit catches me last night and i think this is all right. because on the streets a little bit. whether it's. ok we're having a tiny bit of trouble here and if you might hold the microphone a little bit closer to your mouth you don't mind i'm just wondering how big is the authorities fear that demonstrations like this could be a sort of super spreader event because of a coronavirus crisis. well authorities had protests is actually not go ahead and this is old suit there was a large demonstration planned today it has been called off because of fear of further clashes with far right for a test and i have covered several places now and there were the organizers are trying to remind people to keep your distance or people everywhere to say. keep your distance from each other and people to also web os however run there are clashes of you see this is not possible and we have seen clashes yet between protesters out for black life that's and a

you know but what we haven't been to trafalgar square as yet trafalgar square was supposed to have been under new conditions implemented by the police on friday night the end point of the black lives matter march and demonstration that was to have gone ahead today but was then canceled on friday by its organizers but the police said they felt it was likely that a significant number would come out anywhere anyway so i can't attest to what's happening in trafalgar square but yes the idea was that they would then be allowed to approach whitehall from either end of whitehall in that they would be a barrier at the north end of police and a barrier at the south end of the police essentially keeping the 2 sides apart the police say they have sympathy with the need that protesters have to mount these protests they have pointed out that tends to be these are illegal protests because of the complete and utter lack of social distancing going on and they say that arrests will be carried out if these strict conditions aren't adhere to including a curfew at 5 pm this evening but as i say it's already

had warned everyone to stay home the threat of spreading the coronavirus to great but in the area trafalgar square smoke bombs and sheer gas bottles and rocks were the main concern as rival protests and protesters scuffled with the police who were trying to keep them apart emotions took over in some areas far right activists taking over a major boulevard those who said they were guarding and now boarded up statue of winston churchill pushed back police as well the statue had been vandalized earlier in the week by people claiming churchill was a racist. i know rices. i bought it want to stick it out on my hands at night straight. the rich off it will not sure up the street i am a major anti-racism black lives matter protest was called off but hundreds gathered anyway. because i did it because they could not of the tradition of. come together and the right to respect or about political persuasion to ensure we secure a future of our nation in paris and anti police brutality march 2nd coronavirus distancing concerns aside and was interrupted by some claiming with an enormous printed banner the

warned everyone to stay home the threat of spreading the coronavirus was too great but in the air at trafalgar square smoke bombs in tear gas bottles and rocks were the main concern as police try to keep anti-racism protests separated from counter protests nearly everyone breaching pandemic risk measures peaceful or not i think that one of the main train stations black lives matter marches were right in the face of police. on this square police gave ground to right wing activists at one point but took it back a little later. on this boulevard though they conceded the space was the prime minister called it racist thuggery tweeting that these marches and protests have been subverted by violence and breach current guidelines. current condemning timelines that his interior minister said have to be follow but i think we should all be very mindful of the fact that these gazans will spread this disease and put people's health at risk and thought of something else except for we want to prevent that. in paris a massive anti police brutality march set for on a virus distancing concerns aside but authori

a man to be held welcome to gas in london's trafalgar square as london police are trying to keep anti racism protesters apart from far right activists rival protesters have scuffled with police amid the tea gas protesters say they're out to protect national monuments from vandalism by the black watch mad a supporter trying bottles and cans some have pushed through police lines at least one anti-racism protest was cancelled because of safety concerns others have gone forward. well our correspondent back at mass was at the protest and sent us this update. here in london the police effectively cut off parts of the city center in order to prevent clashes between far right greatest is and black live matches protesters nevertheless there was some ballance and i've been told that some people why in all this comes amongst the coronavirus pandemic authority had asked people not to travel into central london but people did come in much smaller scale there originally the elegant eyes of the black life much of protests had hoped for a large protest and this was a much smaller scale only several 1

lives matter protests a large part of protests are now in hyde park and they'll be moving towards trafalgar square later on but last week there were attacks on scratch rules for instance the slaves. great added cost in bristol his statue was taken down and rolled into the river and here in parliament square winston churchill was a racist graffiti on to his pedestal now in response to that and other attacks on statues marilyn and speak on decided to board up that shoes which has proved controversial and has elicited an angry response from prime minister boris johnson . you've got a situation in which the statue of winston churchill who is a national hero has had to be boarded up for fear of violent attack and that to me is both absurd and and wrong should not have a situation which people who are protesting on one basis are vile that the attacking the police public property. and we've actually already been out on the streets of london finding out what people here think about the boarding up of the statues. i guess people are here to defend certain statues and i suppose people defended it peo

they have gathered around trafalgar square. and in some numbers. it is made up of people who have come along to protect the statues and think it is important and felt unhappy at what happened in the last few days. clearly also some right wing groups also gathering. and there was intelligence this was going to be happening. that is why some of the black lives matter protesters gathered yesterday, to avoid any kind of big stand—off. from today, places of worship in england can reopen — but only for private prayer, and under strict conditions. many muslim and orthodoxjewish communities, whose worship often revolves around communal gatherings, will have to wait until the 4th ofjuly at the earliest. qari asim is a senior imam at makkah mosque in leeds. he is also chair of mosque and imams national advisory board, an independent body here in the uk. how difficult has it been for people not to be able to gather and how do you feel about the fact you have to wait longer? reopening places of worship from this weekend is a symbolic and positive step and we w

i'll be closer to trafalgar square fairly shortly so we will see what will happen but the police will of course be on their guard to make sure that the 2 opposing factions here do not meet each other. james brown with the latest for us from london thank you. protesters in the newly formed autonomous zone in seattle are considering their next move having seize control of the area after it was abundant by police president from threatened to send in the army though if local authorities fail to resolve the matter. we're not going to let this happen and if we have to go in we're going to go in to go because you're going to do it but to go to do it he's got great national guard troops to do you can do it but one way or the other it's going to get done and these people are not going to argue play a major portion of a great city our president wants to tell a story about domestic terrorists who have a radical agenda and are promoting a conspiracy and fitz's law and order initiatives it's simply not true the threat to invade seattle to divide and incite violence in our city is not only unwelcom

things have quietened down the official large amount of protesters there coming from hyde park to trafalgar square much of the controversy surrounding these process has been about vandalism and attacks on monuments dedicated to people from britain's colonial past for instance the slave trader in bristol his statue was taken down and thrown into the river and here perhaps you can see behind me this is the place where only a few days ago winston churchill statue was visible to everybody that was graffitied with the phrase was a racist and in response to that and vandalism of other statues the mass of the can decided to board up the statues and that has provoked quite an angry response from prime minister forrestal's you've got a situation in which the statue of winston churchill who is a national hero has had to be boarded up for fear of violent attack and that to me is both absurd and and wrong is should not have a situation which people who are protesting or for or one group one basis are violently attacking the police or public property of course this is a very controversial topic a lot of

meanwhile in trafalgar square, protestors threw objects at police as they tried to contain the crowdsother 1°1 “ln-“é “1 11121114 have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total death toll to 41,662. the bbc has obtained a copy of a leaked draft report into the impact of coronavirus on ethnic minority communities. it includes as yet unpublished recommendations on how to protect them. support bubbles come into effect across england and northern ireland — people who live alone will be able to form a support bubble with another household, in a further easing of coronavirus lockdown rules. the queen's official birthday has been marked with a ceremony at windsor castle this morning. it took place instead of the annual trooping the colour parade, due to the coronavirus lockdown. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has condemned clashes betweeen protesters and police in westminster as "racist thuggery". borisjohnson said anyone attacking the police will be met with full force of the law. the clashes came after protesters, including some right—wing ac

years away from a black lives matter demonstration in trafalgar square. you're watching deja vue news we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour until then you can get all the latest news information that you know dot com on this parser thanks for watching. forestall. the magic wand known as your. monch 995 a press conference called by eric cantona. 2 months ago he'd lost a flying kick a fan who'd insulted him during a game ben spies club matches c united. and stripped of the captaincy for the french national team he narrowly avoided a jail sentence but was banned from playing for 8 months. that's his press conference he delivered and now legendary one sentence statement. it's been called and seen. saltines. in from the sea. and then he got up and left. at that moment he became eric cantona. being behind the mike can give you an imagined opportunities and what might otherwise be a pretty uneventful event. testing 12. yeah yeah yeah yeah so who are the people who really revel in that spotlight. there's this guy for one. for the sake. of this

when protesters date temporarily not quite occupy but were certainly in the middle of the road by trafalgarquare, one of them got an allowed her to politely ask everyone to get off the road to help the police do theirjob properly. so this is several atmosphere, but that should be misunderstand as them at watering down their demands. they want to see change across british society. thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello, most of us have avoided the showers today but there is a greater chance of catching them tomorrow after overnight rain tonight and edging towards western parts of britain, sweeping views across the night and it will be covered by a fresh to strong westerly wind. the south—east of england, earlier in the morning with overnight temperatures holding into double figures. tomorrow, rain across eastern england, pushing north across scotland and into the northern isles, into the eye like afternoon. then there are some showers around. anywhere i could catch a shower but most likely, most frequent was northern ireland, northern england and scotland where s

towards us with seriously bloodied faces who were obviously injured in other parts of london in trafalgar square there were also clashes smoke was released what we think is a smoke bomb and fireworks were also let off of there so parts of the day have been more eventful than others in other parts of london in the black lives matter demonstrations they've been making their way from hyde park down towards to follow the square and much of the controversy that surrounded the black lives matter protests has been around the vandalism and attacks on statues which are connected with britain's colonial past last week for instance in bristol the statue of edward colston a slave trader was taken down thrown into the river and winston churchill who normally can be seen behind me here had his pedestal dog with the slogan was a racist now in response to that the mayor of london city can decided that he would board up this statue in a number of others especially to protect it from any further damage now that decision has proved controversial and elicited an angry response from the prime minister you've

london have used tear gas to keep far right protesters away from black lives matter demonstration in trafalgar square in the center of the u.k. capital prime minister boris johnson condemned the violence saying quote far right thuggery has no place on british streets. you're watching d.w. news they'll be more at the top of the hour until then keep it locked in to d.w. dot com or on twitter at your news i'm lame good prospects for watching. beethoven is for me. is for you. is for have. 3 children. is truth. beethoven is for us. is for. beethoven 2020250th anniversary year on digital. no magic wand known as on. march 19th 95 a press conference called by eric cantona. 2 months earlier he'd lost a flying kick a fan who insulted him during a game bench by his club manchester united and stripped of the captaincy for the french national team he narrowly avoided a jail sentence that was banned from playing. at his press conference he delivered and now legendary one sentence statement. it's bigger than seen. some genes. from the roof. and then he got up and left. at that moment he became eric cantona.

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in a new trafalgar group poll sunday, president trump leading joe biden in wisconsin by, basically, onealgar group's other than is none other than pollster robert haley, correctly predicting the president's victory back in 2016. later this week we'll be joined by an election forecaster who has an extraordinary record, and he believes president trump is well on his way to reelection. don't, don't miss him. he's our mystery guest thursday. >>> former president barack obama is fundraising right now. he is raising money ostensibly to boost more mail-in voting all across the country. mailing. not absentee ballots. this comes as four men were charged with voter fraud in new jersey, two democratic city council members, two others associated with their campaigns by the state attorney general for stuffing ballots in mailboxes including in a neighboring town. no voter fraud? the democrats say? get the feeling they live off of it. joining us tonight, former kansas secretary of state, chris kovak. he's running for the u.s -- kris kobach. i get a kick out of the democrats who say there's no voter fr

meanwhile in trafalgar square, protesters threw objects at police as they tried to contain the crowdsanother 181 people in the uk have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total death toll to 41,662. the bbc has obtained a copy of a leaked draft report into the impact of coronavirus on ethnic minority communities. it includes as yet unpublished recommendations on how to protect them. support bubbles come into effect across england and northern ireland. people who live alone will be able to form a support bubble with another household in a further easing of coronavirus lockdown rules. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentatorjo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor for the sunday people and sunday mirror. pictures from the protests in central london lead a number of the papers. the sunday mirror leads with clashes between police and far—right demonstrators, with officers holding back protestors in whitehall. the sunday telegraph reports that ministers are discussing proposal

have been solid zaurus he protests in major cities around the world thousands gathered in london's trafalgar square as well as in the german capital while encountered at riot police faced off with self-proclaimed bounty racism protesters in montreal. i. saw. hundreds smarts in the city on sunday when things turned ugly later on in response to the officers the poet tear against several businesses were damaged and looted as well. the theories are already being floated about whether the unrest is being stirred by external forces. or digs a little deeper into a lot. cities across the u.s. have erupted in rage shops of the new test cars and buildings towards or in response to the death of george while in police custody and while those protesting are very clear about why they are on the streets justice equality and to police brutality others are convinced that really is the fuel behind this fire if it is why it's approaches if it is russia. if it is other foreign actors who try to exploit the may should be arrested and prosecuted as well while i didn't see that one coming russians might have a han

is also being boarded up after both were based in last weekend's black lives matter protests in trafalgar square where black lives matter protesters had been expected to gather earlier they didn't in fact in great numbers because on friday their leaders on social media called people to stay at home they didn't want their message to be diluted by violence but a small number did turn out perhaps a 100 or so and they were involved in some form of clashes with far right demonstrators who made their way around and at one point they were being protected by a cordon of police in what looked like a fairly tense stand off that seems to have dissipated now there are still around $100.00 black lives matters matter protesters in trafalgar square as i say the crowd of far right demonstrators in parliament square is also dissipating we may be seeing an end to this as i say rather chaotic pretty violent day in westminster indeed in a part of the day did. seem to be dominated by those far right protesters who seem more intent on who wants a fighting with the police rather than protecting the statues that

in london for example, thousands turned out on sunday at trafalgar square chanting no justice, no peaceing placards, marched t em were surrounding the building to protect it demonstration was largely peaceful, about 23 people arrest arrested, some for breaching lockdown rules still in place in u.k. but most of the arrests have been not specified, causes of the arrests not specified by scotland yard, different scene in brazil also protests in support of the u.s in brazil, people showing solidarity with people in u.s. but also demonstrating against the treatment of blacks in working-class rio, using the same slogans, black live matter and police firing tear gas into the crowd, some shouting i can't breathe, tragic last words of george floyd peaceful demonstrations in germany in a couple of cities, support for the protesters in united states. u.s. adversaries are also weighing in, china, iran and russia talking about this and using it as a talking point to show that the u.s. can't really criticize how they treat their people during protests in their countries. philip >> it is truly a globa

the area of trafalgar square where the been coalescing around nelson's column over the past 2 or 33 and a half 4 hours perhaps to the right of that shops we don't have any control over this camera but just to give you a more precise idea of what we're looking at to the rights of the shot or now underneath that shot would be the mel with his pink tarmac leading up to buckingham palace clearly the metropolitan police force is run by a police commissioner crested adik protesters to find another way to make their views heard. has taken the policy decision that those people should be kept there why well because if they get through those archways they've got a clear line of sight to buckingham palace and if they were to hang a sharp left that would take them around to horse guards parade and then they could sort of bunny hop their way through or around st james's park if they wore warranting to get to buckingham palace of course the majesty queen elizabeth seconds official residence in london president dick has been urging the protesters to. go another road literally and metaphorically thousa

s closest allies, including in britain, thousands showed up at trafalgar square marching, chanting nostice no peace, holding placards with signs in solidarity with the protesters in the united states at one point marched to u.s. embassy, surrounded by police officers for protection. mostly peaceful, about 23 people arrested some of them for preaching lockdown rules but again, mostly peaceful there slightly different in brazil though, another demonstration sparked by the events in the united states. protesters demonstrating against the treatment of blacks in rio's working class neighborhoods using same slogans like black lives matter at one point tear gas was fired at protesters and some shouted i can't breathe. those tragic final words of george floyd calmer scenes in different cities in germany over the weekend but more protests there in solidarity with the protesters in the united states. and this is not ending, philip there are more demonstrations planned for london in the coming days philip >> all right, kelly thank you. >>> much more news ahead, including sad news about the artis

.> reporter: on sunday, a huge crowd marched from trafalgar square to the american embassy. under the terms of london's lockdown, gatherings like this are strictly against the rules, but thousands of mostly young people decided today was the day to break them. and break them they did. the police largely stood back. the london march borrowed slogans and chants from the antiracist movements in america. in copenhagen, too... >> call it out. just say something. >> reporter: and in berlin, protestors rallied against racist violence. george floyd's death may have taken place far away from here, in america, but it has reverberated around the world. in canada, prime minister justin trudeau weighed in. >> many canadians of diverse backgrounds are watching, like all canadians are, the news out of the united states, with shock and with horror. >> reporter: the current riots have swept through american cities, he said, but the cause, the clack racism, is real in canada too. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> savard: on a brighter note, e story was made again today when the corporate

there have been solidarity protests in major cities around the world follows in scale in london's trafalgar square as well as in the german capital amman counted up right police faced off with anti racism protesters in montreal. hundreds marched through the city on sunday but things turned ugly later on with officers the playing tear gas several businesses were damaged. it's. of theories are already being floated about whether they are in rest as being stirred by. journal forces picking up on the part of things so skewed to our. cities across the us have erupted in rage shops of the new ted cars and buildings towards all in response to the death of george to avoid while in police custody and what is protesting are very clear about why they are on the streets justice equality and to police brutality others are convinced that really is the fuel behind this fire if it is it's white supremacy if it is russia. if it is other foreign actors who tried to exploit the they should be arrested and prosecuted as well while i didn't see that one coming russians might have a hand in all of this apparentl

in london, thousands gathered in trafalgar square and marched toward parliament. many chanted floyd's name: >> george floyd! orge floyd! >> sreenivasan: and in berlin protesters gathered outside of the u.s. embassy carrying banners calling for justice for floyd. president donald trump told reporters late yesterday that he is postponing the g7 summit-- originally planned for june in washington, d.c.-- to later this fall. his announcement comes one day after german chancellor angela merkel's office said she would not attend an in-person summit due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. the president also said he considers the current makeup of the g-7 outdated and suggested inviting russia, australia, south korea and india to join the summit of the world's top economies. the spacex capsule successfull docked with the international space station today, the first time a privately owned and operated spacecraft has done so. the dragon capsule, carrying astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken, completed its 19 hour journey from cape canaveral, florida at just after 10:00 a.

some fringe groups project vernon in london you've been watching like us all the protests unfold in trafalgar and in parliament square where white supremacy groups far right groups have been effectively fighting with police all you weren't the these groups are getting larger and they are becoming much more larger much more vocal because of the social media because of the internet in recent years. right. but from a script always been impressed and you know. you had also mostly. ones. that are right and also and pay. to personally lanie. of these the last month and arrives in to see me and say and then 6 you know how i just it's. human vision and well we're here on the storm and white people. tell you and then you have the rise of the power. of the national team say this is the trend in britain you will have these bombs with former comes out and then it disappear again one reason well it's. a number 2 but metro. stop crime and these are rising groups. of course. we have a we're going to look pretty months most. will be playing aggregate straight. in the film terrorists who are. the people hungr

they started off into trafalgar square and moved now to parliament square. 0bviously, and moved now toarly two weeks since the death of george floyd, the unarmed handcuffed non—resisting black man who died under the knee of a white police officer in minneapolis on may the 25th. in the two weeks since, protests have built across the united states and now across the world, with many wanting to stand up and be counted in protest against the police brutality and in protest against what they see as institutional racism. it is also worth pointing out as we look at these pictures of the large crowds gathering that the government here in the uk has said, in the shape of the home secretary priti patel and the health secretary matt hancock have begged people to stay away from large gatherings, pointing out that people under the rules are not supposed to gather more than six people together and pointing out that we still face the coronavirus and the challenges of that in terms of social distancing and avoiding infection. so there you can see a very large cloud, i am not going to get at the number

specifically in london at trafalgar square so let's bring in our friend george galloway former u.k. m.p. to weigh in on these demonstrations in his home country so george thousands have taken to the streets of london bucking the u.k. government's rules banning large gatherings in light of coronavirus why do you suppose this george floyd killing and the black lives matter movement in general is reverberating in such a way over in the u.k. . well as will smith said racism is not getting worse it's getting filmed and i think the x. factor here is the video of the lynching of george floyd there have been many i've just been listening to bob dylan singing about poor emmett till the young boy in 1955 lynched mugged are his blood draining into a southern see if we've had video cameras and if we'd had own cameras then of course. lynching the. crime would have reverberated even more loudly through the ages the george floyd lynching will live forever because it was filmed and all of these videos now i'm not sure if it's fully grasped then the united states racking up tens of millions of views

meanwhile, in trafalgar square, protestors threw objects at police as they tried to contain the crowdspeople in the uk have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total death toll to 41,662. the bbc has obtained a copy of a leaked draft report into the impact of coronavirus on ethnic minority communities. it includes as yet unpublished recommendations on how to protect them. support bubbles come into effect across england and northern ireland. people who live alone will be able to form a support bubble with another household, in a further easing of coronavirus lockdown rules. now on bbc news, global questions invites its international audience to put their questions to a panel of experts on the impact of the pandemic. hello, and welcome to london for this edition of global questions with me, zeinab badawi. the killing of george floyd has sent shock waves around the world and has reignited long—held demands for an end to racism and white privilege which has been maintained at the expense of others within communities, countries and at the international level. in this g