u.k. authorities say a stabbing attack in glasgow has is not being treated as a terrorist attack at least 6 people have been injured in the attack at a hotel one victim is in critical but stable condition the suspect was shot dead by police. irish prime minister lavrov says his center right party has voted to enter a coalition with its smaller but historic rival the greens ending nearly 5 months of political deadlock the alliance will keep the resurgent republican ssion fane out of power. officials in mexico city say 12 suspects have been arrested after gunmen shot and in armored vehicle carrying the city's police chief 2 members of the chief security detail were killed in the attack but the words say the ambush was meticulously planned and involved dozens of gunmen hired weeks ago a court in moscow has handed down a guilty verdict and a 3 year suspended sentence to the russian film and theatre director karylle sera burnett's to read brenda koff he was accused of forming a criminal gang in embezzling public funds for a theater project the court upheld the russian culture minister's demand

u.k. authorities say a stabbing attack in glasgow is not being treated as a terrorist attack at least 6 people have been injured in the attack in a hotel one victim is in a critical but stable condition the suspect was shot dead by police. outgoing irish prime minister a leader of the red cross says his center right party has voted to enter a coalition with its smaller but historic rival the greens ending nearly 5 months of political deadlock the alliance will keep the research and republican shin fein out of power. officials in mexico city say 12 suspects have been arrested after a gunman shot and an armored vehicle carrying the city's police chief 2 members of the chief security detail were killed in the attack authorities say the ambush was meticulously planned and involved dozens of gunmen hired weeks ago. now india is confronting the krona crisis as parts of the country are still struggling to recover from cycling that tore through south asia a month ago committee's communities i should say on the bay of bengal bore the brunt of the massive storm much of india's soon to bonds delta was le

u.k. authorities say a stabbing attack in glasgow is not being treated as a terrorist attack at least 6 people have been injured in the attack at a hotel one victim is in critical but stable condition the suspect was shot dead by the. outgoing irish prime minister leo varadkar says his center right party has voted to enter a coalition with its smaller but historic wyvil the greens ending nearly 5 months of political deadlock the alliance will keep the resurgent republican shin fein out of power. facebook founder mark zuckerberg says the social media platform will label news worthy pose that break the site's rules and that will include post by politicians the company had faced criticism for not flagging inflammatory or in accurate posts including ones by u.s. president donald trump. mexico city's police chief. has suffered bullet wounds after a group of more than 2 dozen gunmen attacked his vehicle 3 people were killed in the ambush local media say police have arrested 19 suspects and are investigating drug cartels on suspicion of planning an assassination attempt has been on the job in mexico'

here in the u.k., authorities have been discouraging crowds from gathering, but with so many protestersot wearing face masks, real fears now of a rise in the numbers to surface in a few weeks' time. tom? >> julia macfarlane following that troubling headline from china. julia, thank you. >>> president trump here at home reversing course, rescheduling next week's campaign rally, his first since the pandemic began, because it fell on juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery. but it will still take place in tulsa, where coronavirus cases are already on the rise. the president addressed cadets at their west point commencement today. here's abc's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, a rare reversal from president trump. after standing by his decision to hold a rally on juneteenth, a date marking the end of slavery. >> it wasn't done for that reason, but it's an interesting date, but it's a celebration. >> reporter: the president now saying he's moving the rally back one day in observance of this important occasion and all that it represents, acknowledging he received pushback from friends

u.k. statistics authority have written to him today saying that his figures are far from complete.he statistics fall well short of the standards in the code and it is not surprising that testing data is mistrusted. mrs. clinton. >> we will work with the u.k., that statistics authority to make sure that we are happy with how we are publishing the data to make sure we get the data published in a reasonable and sensible way. >> the daily figures plished show tests for where the people currently have the virus. in one recent day, over 128,000 tests are provided. 27,000 were for nhs staff and patients. about 4004 people being tested at drive-in centers. nearly 44,000 test kits were sent out to not returned. nearly 28,004 research and antibody tests, figure out if somebody already had the virus. the number of people tested currently is not being published. officials say it will be restored soon. some have delayed getting the results. >> they say do not call back for five days. i called back and they say seven days. then it was nine days. i was hoping to get some confirmation or not, and

u.k. military's prosecuting authority but its chief has told the b.b.c. about all except one being dropped citing a lack of evidence and nationally a team of investigators will set by the u.k. government to examine more than $3000.00 allegations of british war crimes in iraq which included murder and torture the group had been in operation for 7 years before a key solicitor was sacked for misconduct on the team was shut down meanwhile the war crimes court in the hague opened its preliminary and examination clued the locations did have real grounds by the time british troops in iraq had repeatedly come under scrutiny. in the british government wants protection for former soldiers and veterans against historical allegations a bill proposed 2 months ago what effectively put a 5 year limit on bringing prosecutions over a british troops actions are brought beyond only exceptional cases would then be considered for investigation political analyst chris bambery believes serious war crimes shouldn't have any deadlines on reaching trial. i think there is considerab

u.k. . chinese authorities have stepped up checks of food markets in a bid to control a fresh corona virus outbreak that's after 79 cases were linked to a single market in the capital beijing several neighborhoods have been placed back under lockdown and indoor sports and entertainment venues across beijing have been ordered to close. football now in sunday's late wonderfully good game leverkusen were looking for a win against shaka to stake their claim to the 4th and final champions league spot and they managed to do so but not before a fight from shock. came into this one desperate for a change or fortunes off to a 12 game winning the streak in the bundesliga but later hughes and i hardly any easy opponent to face especially with star man have a back in the starting line up the guests were held in check on 2 of the 48 minutes when lucas i know the home from a free kick to school state level as the linesman broke to show his wrist. in the 2nd half another stroke of luck for the host when the hand tools scarcely anyone even appealed for was picked up by the video assistant referee and punished with

u.k. military's prosecuting authority but its chief has told the b.b.c. that all except one being dropped citing a lack of evidence the fact that cases cannot be prosecuted whether i have a geisha is of criminal conduct for many years ago is because of their detention we miss. well initially a team of investigators was set by the u.k. government to examine more than $3000.00 allegations of british war crimes in iraq which included murder and torture the group had been in operation for 7 years but its key solicitor was sacked for misconduct and dishonesty on the team was eventually shut down meanwhile the war crimes court in the hague opened its preliminary examination and concluded the allegations did have real grounds by that time british troops in iraq had repeatedly come under scrutiny. the british government wants protection for former soldiers and veterans against historical allegations bill proposed 2 months ago what effectively put a 5 year limit on bringing prosecutions over british troops actions abroad beyond only exceptional cases would then be

u.k.'s independent prosecuting authority but its chief has told the b.b.c. that all except one of being dropped citing a lack of evidence and michelle e a team of investigators were set by the u.k. government to examine more than 3000 allegations of british war crimes in iraq which included murder and torture the group been in operation for 7 years before a key solicitor was sacked for misconduct and the team a shut down meantime the international criminal court opened its preliminary examination and concluded that the allegations did have real grounds by that time though british troops in iraq have repeatedly come under scrutiny. well the british government believes former soldiers and veterans should be protected from outdated allegations a bill proposed a few months ago would effectively limit the prosecution of british soldiers actions abroad it also defines the investigation of alleged cases that took place more than 5 years ago was exceptional political analyst chris bambery spoke to subvert it he believes syria's war crimes shouldn't have any deadlines

u.k. authorities. they didn't tell us how they will proceed.onfirm that request existed. buckingham palace is saying nothing as well. actions speak louder than words. the queen took her second oldest son off regular royal duties. prince andrew who hasn't been accused of any criminal act could end up in jail if he doesn't cooperate but that's unlikely. it's more likely he will plead the fifth. >> ed: thank you. it's good to have peter navarro on with the big job numbers on friday and the market up again today. have you been covering this a long time. >> sandra: there you have it. charles pane also joined us at 9 o'clock. on the sunday shows over the weekend saying take a deep breath. he is not recommending buying that rally. >> ed: new york city opening up today. a lot of optimism. we will follow it. >> sandra: "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: fox news alert. a veto proof majority from the city council where george floyd was killed 2 weeks and that council is pledgeing to take apart the police department. this comes as mostly peaceful prote

u.k. civil aviation authority followed suit vietnam has grounded all pakistani pilots working for its airlines last month a pakistani international airlines crash in karachi killed 97 people. authorities in india have deployed drones to help combat its worst of desert locust outbreak in decades in agra or to pradesh the drones have been used to spray insecticides experts are warning of extensive crop losses if the government fails to curb fast spreading swarms. this is all just syria these are the top stories china has imposed a new security law on hong kong it's been signed by president xi jinping and it's now in full force critics say the legislation marks the end of hong kong's freedoms and shatters its status as a major international financial center agent brown has more from hong kong it's quite clear that this law touches a whole range of things schools foreigners the internet the media it is far reaching a much more far reaching i think than many people anticipated and as you mentioned in your introduction in parts the that the law is very very vaguely worded and the worry is it's not g

u.k. so nonwhite people are much more likely to die from the coronavirus currently french authorities do not collect data on its citizens a based on their race or ethnicity well canada's prime minister justin trudeau has ordered an investigation after footage of a violent arrest of an indigenous chief was released the 12 minute dash cam video shows an officer tackling chief alan adam to the ground and punching him in the head in alberta province and as david massa reports from calgary the video has prompted discussions about police brutality and institutional racism in canada. this was the moment canadian police arrested a prominent indigenous leader while one officer tries to grab chief alan adam a 2nd rushes in and tackles him once on the ground adam is punched in the face as his wife a nice plead with officers to stop on friday prime minister justin trudeau demanded an inquiry like many people i have serious questions about what happened the independent investigation must be transparent and be carried out so that we get answers police dash cam footage shows adam being questioned about an

u.k. statistical authority and he's taking particular issue with the way the government is trumpeting the amount of tests that it says are being done you recall as you mentioned a month ago at the end of april into may the government said it wanted to reach 100000 tests a day it did so briefly by counting those tests which had been put in the post and mailed out to people so it said oh we've achieved that target days afterwards it brings you back down to below 76000 a day and now the government is setting itself a target of saying we want to pass have a capacity of 200000 tests a day on the sets of school authorities simply saying look it's getting to the stage where you can't trust the figures that have been put out not give you the quote from the david norgrove he said the aim the government same seems to be to show the largest number of tests even at the expense of understanding that sort of interrupt you but. we're going to go live to washington. where president trump is. posing for photographs of the moment for the media we're hoping that he might. say something as he visits. the pop

u.k. government's told local authorities to find rooms for the homeless and people in shelter they put upsome money to help charities local authorities government as well as have really coordinate way to protect the most vulnerable so i mean i think it's approximately 15000 people across the country in the healthy one form or another. one of britain's sea front attractions is this upside down house it's an interesting metaphor for the way that covert 19 is overturns britain's homelessness crisis or maybe is actually put it the right way up because this is clearly a problem that could always be solved with the right approach the government's promise to deliver $6000.00 homes for the homeless with half of those available in the next year. but brighton isn't alone in worrying about what comes before that hotels will want to return to normal business universities will want their accommodation back and the government money was nowhere near sufficient to pay for it all anyway there has been some government funding but it's it's it's completely now to click to continue so we are as a council bec

u.k. already recognizes dural authority only recognizes way we'll ask illegitimate interim constitution president over in israel and the main problem basically when he comes to request easy he said ministration house is being willing to wait funding of terrorist groups for example which basically operate in the soudan believers state is a tiny ball in eagle gold mining we did all are in sort of minutes well and c.v.t. and meat are your officers and also all members or most of nice racial have been think we drug trafficking so. sort of electrons very dug old models i mean straight from even the link would drop off again we terrorism funding could pose a reputational risk to the bank of england. but it's not looking good for the last remaining tropical rain forest in southern mexico more than 90 percent of the lock and on jungle has been cut down to make way for farming as money or up a lorry for some chop a state more forest is being lost every year despite conservation efforts. this is the moment is a soulis jungle reserve 3312 square kilometers of unspoiled tropical rainforest forth because the

u.k. government has authorized the use of the need of a new drug to treat covert 19 following a breakthrough in scientific research speaking at the government's coronavirus press briefing boris johnson said enough of the drug would be in stock if britain hit a 2nd peak or seem to be unaware that it had previously been on a banned list for export and proud of these british scientists backed by u.k. government funding who led the 1st robust clinical trial anywhere in the world to find a coronavirus treatment proved to reduce the risk of death and i'm very grateful to the thousands of patients in this country who volunteered for the for the trials thank you this drug dix methods cannot be made available across the n.h.s. and we've taken steps to ensure we have enough supplies even in the event of a 2nd peak. only. would you say about dick smith and say and the broom it would run or are not aware of that butter you were. it will have to come back to government or a search as in the u.k. had previously highlighted the potential benefits of the commonly available stero drug it's claimed it could r

u.k.'s relationship with hong kong historically he said that was an unequal colonial and autocratic relationship and since the handover in 1907 beijing has the authority to enforce these national security laws and that the u.k. should stop interfering in its internal affairs he then used some very strong language saying that the u.k. should pull back from the brink and abandon this cold war mentality now previously we've only heard that from beijing aimed at the u.s. government he also said that in hong kong there was a threat to stability and prosperity because of foreign forces and this is because beijing has has maintained for the longest time that these pro-democracy protesters in hong kong do not represent the majority that they are indeed instead under the influence of the u.k. and governments in the u.s. as well and katrina china also embroiled in controversy over the w.h.o. what's been the government's response to the associated press report that beijing delayed releasing coronavirus information. well that's right the associated press came up with a report on tuesday alleging that beijing did not release the genome of corvet 19 for more than a

u.k. already recognizes dural authority only recognize his way will ask illegitimate interim constitution president over in israel and the main problem basically when he comes to request eased he said ministration house is being willing to wait funding of terrorist groups for example which basically operate in the soudan believers state in tiny ball in eagle gold mining we did dollar in soft top minutes well in c.b.d. and meet our you officers and also all members or most of nice racial have been think we drug trafficking so. sort of electrons very dug old models i mean straight from even the link would drop off again we terrorism funding could pose a reputational risk to the bank of england. the remains of 19 victims of the u.s. invasion of invasion of panama 31 years ago have been examined relatives are hoping the bodies can be identified as part of a government investigation into how they were killed it's thought thousands could have been killed and dumped in mass graves so hard. in john's and cemetery in panama city a government forensics team digs up 19 bodies their work is meticulou

u.k. already recognizes authority only recognizes way will ask illegitimate interim constitution president over in israel and the main problem basically when he comes to request eased he said ministration house is being willing to wait funding of terrorist groups for example if you lent which basically operate in the soudan believers state is highly bald eagle gold mining with dollar and soft of venezuelans easily and meet their you officers and also all members or most of nice racial have been think we drug trafficking so. sort of like trans very dug old models of ministration even the link would drop off again we terrorists and funding could pose a reputational risk to the bank of england or donald trump says he's not ruling out meeting venezuela's president nicolas maduro despite the u.s. campaign to oust him the us president also told the us news website that he's having 2nd thoughts about recognizing opposition leader one quite a friend as well as legitimate president. germany has recorded a rapid rise in the reproduction rate of corona virus across the country robert cock institute s

u.k. isn't doing enough to address historical racial injustice. british authors how the black experience has been shaped by centuries of deeply rooted racial inequality and why it is time for change. >> no justice. >> no peace! >> whose streets? >> our streets! >> there is a tendency in britain to believe that racism and especially anti-black racism from slavery is american problem. we sit and talk how bad it is in america. irony it was invented in britain black british people have been living at ground zero without any recognition of how it's shaped our lived experience. >> must go! rhodes must fall. >> reporter: really fascinating how statues spontaneously began centers of protest. no one was asking for them to be taken down in response to the murder of george floyd but for so many of us, they represent all the unsaid and erased parts of our history. reality is we glorify people institutionally complicit, enenthusiastic about the murder and genocide and stealing lands. many we glorify are military missions, admiral nelson defeated the french in important war f

u.k.'s relationship with hong kong historically he said that was an unequal colonial and autocratic relationship and since the handover in 1907 beijing has the authority to enforce these national security laws and that the u.k. should stop interfering in its internal affairs he then used some very strong language saying that the u.k. should pull back from the brink and abandon this cold war mentality now previously we've only heard that from beijing aimed at the u.s. government a group of pro-democracy activists in hong kong are calling for a global alliance against china's security law activist joshua walls says 7 european nations and the e.u. have already spoken out against the bill but more support is needed. we don't know where round thing these euro people thought all these showed us on the national security legislation so we'll break all of that we can these global issues i do wish to meet them with all but all it's already cracked and it's running out in. fizzles in india have urged people to stay home because of a tropical cyclone that's hit 2 states on the west coast at least 100000 residents of maharashtra and goes a lot states have already

statistics office put the number of just over 40000 but when figures from health authorities and local governments around the u.k. are added in the number jumps to over 50000 fatalities the u.k. government's long been under scrutiny over its handling of the pandemic not least the harrowing tell the outbreaks taken on care was for the elderly that almost 15000 residents are known to have died from covered 19 accounting for at least a 3rd of all registered death we spoke to charlie williams he lost his father to the things of one facility in england. i asked him several times if there's coronavirus. in the town but we was told there's not we're not father's own health deteriorates it lurks it off family and we were told suspects he caught it knowing taking zoloft firsts sponsor and we can same place that we can't close it now transform the 1st floor twice lation unit now received in patients from the hospital we were absolutely shot of here in the us we was never informed at. all lisa coming out it's us said they can't test it which we found dark they said not able to test in the moment but we insisted he must be

there is no social distancing recommended from the authorities in the u.k.t regulators in the jurisdiction -- and the regulators in the jurisdictions we are operating. we will not serve food on board. and you are required to wear a face mask. we also do a deep disinfection of the aircraft every 24 hours, and we will provide additional protection. ose are the measures that have been recommended by authorities. >> we hear from michael o'leary, for example, that he is willing to slash prices to get people flying. i think he is willing to do that to take market share. does that mean you will not be playing that game, if there is going to be any price competition -- so you will stay out of it? >> we are sad that as we start flying we will focus on making flying available that will make a profitable contribution, and a positive contribution to the company as a result. that is on the basis where planning the program. the pricing in this industry is very dynamic, even in normal times. so you will see very attractive fares. but you will also see that that is dynamic

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u.k. government told local authorities to find rooms for the homeless and people in shelter they put up some money to help charities local authorities government as well as well really coordinate way to protect the most honorable so i mean i think it's approximately 15000 people across the country who could be helped in one form or another 'd. one of brighton's sea front attractions is this upside down house it's an interesting metaphor for the way that covert 19 is overturns britain's homelessness crisis or maybe is actually put it the right way up because this is clearly a problem that could always be solved with the right approach the government's promise to deliver $6000.00 homes for the homeless with half of those available in the next year. but brighton isn't alone in worrying about what comes before that hotels will want to return to normal business universities will want their accommodation back and the government money was nowhere near sufficient to pay for it all anyway there has been some government some doing but it's it's it's completely now to click to continue so we are as a c

u.k.'s home nations according to individual health authorities there have been 115 deaths across the u.k. since sunday n.h.s. england house reported 198 hospital death the scottish 1st minister i northern ireland post reported one death across all settings wales has announced 5. or the scottish 1st minister has warned scots that if they keep breaking the law going into law a warning comes off to scottish police reported over 700 dispersals on saturday alone. the 1st minister of wales has announced that more people from to have souls are now allowed to meet out of doors for up to 6 the currently allowed to meet in england absent all the islands and up to 8 for them to have souls can meet in scotland. and northern ireland is facing a potent threats to its stability and prosperity according to the house of lords and european union committee it says the impact of coronavirus and post threats it trading uncertainty could undermine the country's economic model and potentially even its political stability. and now let's see how the condom make is looking globally over 6100000 people have been in

u.k.'s home nations for according to individual health authorities there have been 115 deaths across the u.k. since sunday and h.s. england has reported 108 hospital deaths in the scottish 1st minister and more than ireland both reported bomb deaths across all settings and wales has announced 5. while the scottish. 1st minister has warned scots that if they keep breaking the law down guidance it will be put into law nicholas sturgeon's warning comes off the scottish police reported over $700.00 dispersals on such a day alone. for the 1st minister of wales has announced that more people from 2 households are now allowed to meet on doors up to 6 the current allowed to meet in england northern ireland and up to 8 from to have souls can meet in scotland. and northern ireland is facing a potent threat to its stability and prosperity according to the house of lords european union committee it says the impact of coronavirus and trading uncertainty could undermine the country's economic model and potentially even its political stability. and now let's see how the pandemic is looking globally over 61

u.k. sky the nation. according to individual health authorities a further 133 people have died in hospitals across the u.k. rotavirus n.h.s. england reported 115 hospital deaths while the scottish health schools which is reporting tonight is the 1st time since march the daily number of deaths in scotland has been the single biggest. 8 people have died in wales and northern ireland are called one to. analyse how the pandemic. according to johns hopkins university which collates worldwide data over 6 and a half 1000000 people have now been infected with copd 19 across the globe over 380000 people have died but the total number of recoveries is approaching 3000000. still to come without. the shadow coming the speed of loss the shambolic curing system for voting in parliament as the business secretary just has to pull coronavirus. on to record a number of illegal migrants cross the channel 150 people were schoolkid into british waters. in 2008 there was the global financial crisis and the solution was not to reform the banking system to stop the crisis from repeating again the solution was here's a bigger cre

u.k. and usa arianna said has no democratic authority joining me now via skype from new york is a former advisor to venezuelan presidential candidate only falcone who ran against president maduro in 2018 he's also the founder and director of oil for venezuela francisco thanks so much for coming on so as i say area told us on saturday u.s. sanctions of cripple the economy forcing some to leave the country do you do you agree with that i think sanctions have definitely have a negative effect on defense or economy that's undeniable not to attribute the primary responsibility of what's happening to their soil or. to economic sanctions i think it's going a bit overboard other realities that this country has been seriously mismanaged for more than 20 years this country underwent a huge oil boom the largest possible terms of trade shock experienced by any country in the region was experienced by this fellow between 19992013 it's. under all of it it had absolutely no savings left to us so now the countries actually seeking help either from economies like iran's were which have also been sanctioned but w

u.k.'s home nations according to individual helsel authorities that have been 215 further deaths across the u.k. since tuesday and h.s. england has reported 179 hospital deaths the scottish 1st minister has announced the 11 feet out across all settings while wells has reported 17 and northern ireland 8. now let's see how the pandemic stands globally according to johns hopkins university which collates worldwide data over 6400000 people have now been infected have been over 380000 deaths more than 2700000 recoveries. and still to come this hour. the u.k. government's plan to reopen all primary schools in england for a month before the summer holiday is branded as unworkable i'll be joined by a teaching union leader. you cannot be both with the yeah you want. rage and destruction fear and despair how has the united states found itself in such a state of turmoil growing income inequality systemic racism or a choice in politics if you're gay what is the difference between a protest in a riot and is it accurate to say the us has become. so small seemed wrong all roles just don't all. meet new go

security law which risks stripping hong kong of its old ptolemy the chinese authorities have strongly condemned johnson's move. the u.k. should abide by international moral and the fundamental principles of international relations and immediately stop interfering in hong kong's affairs and china's internal affairs you know this will definitely backfire. the kids will stay for the only ones who are allowed to last a full episode that will force the. lloyds of. describes his offer as a major change to british visa regulations he says it'll only apply to the hong kong citizens with the u.k. overseas passport but also others who meet the criteria they'll get a 12 month renewable visa and it'll move towards eligibility to engage in british citizenship hong kong had been a british colony for over 150 years before it was handed back to china under a joint treaty back in 1907 that guaranteed at the time the tow trees autonomy in democratic leadership these so-called one country 2 systems principle but the past years seen many in hong kong suspect beijing's encroaching control truly a wave of unrest that has been ongoing now f

u.k. braces for more anti-racism protests sparked by the killing of george floyd authorities fear a repeat of attacks on monuments to the country's past. and standoff in seattle president trump doubles down on a threat to clear a city district controlled by protesters take a look at the self declared police free zone. a 1000000 books welcome to the program the un is warning that the coronavirus pandemic could force millions of children into work economic shutdowns have worsened extreme poverty in many countries and to put food on the table some families are turning to child labor which can be dangerous and exploitation of the central african republic is a particularly dire example where most of the population lives on less than a dollar a day. then we still live in this old and he's a week in this restaurant in benghazi the couple of descent african republic. that way and his mother fled the war in bunbury in 2017 he works here for 9 hours a day every day for a salary of just 350 fancy a fate that's a little less than a year old a day after my father was killed my mother is very ill. i go

rthern island was the first two lines in the u.k., and wales also have testing and tracing programs. the authorities system works, but it is early days, and there's more to do to reach a wider public. hugh pym, bbc news. source."with us here on "outside still to come, after two weeks of protests in america, the issuef police a form is being hotly debated. ilwe take a look at the options. ♪ the queen has paid tribute in her first video conferce call. she appeared alongside princess and to hear from for carriers who shared their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic. the video was released by buckingham palace. >>e i have been one si was eight, and it takes a while for e any to recogney are a carer. >> psychiatrist, a nurse, you put all of the different hats on, and then you can lose your sense of self as well. >> for the yng people watching this, i hope that they can see that there are other people in this situation, that they are t alone. stories, i am very impressed by what you have achieved already. i am very glad to have been able to join you today. ♪ >> this is "outside source" livw from t

u.k. according to individual health authorities n.h.s. england house reported 88 hospital deaths while the scottish helsel sorties have reported 12 across all settings wells reported 9 and northern ireland has reported no new deaths for the 4th day in a row. while the u.k. is set to become the worst economically affected country in the developed world by the coronavirus time to make a quarterly income is for cost of $4.00 by over 11 percent this year documents cited a soaring unemployment rate as a chief concern predicting the u.k. slump is likely to overtake countries including grizzle and sweden both of which have faced heavy criticism over their coronavirus responses. and now let's turn to the global coronavirus because there have been over 7200000 confirmed infections according to worldwide data collected by johns hopkins university in the us more than 411000 people have died while the total number of recoveries approaches $4000000.00. stars are gone the sound. data from the statistics watchdog reveals that more than 6 percent of thos

that work and how much of it the onus will fall upon the person coming in rather than any authorities in the u.k. . what it's all going to depend really own the willingness of people coming in to abide by and and actually take up this quarantine 14 days of self isolation and have to when they arrive at airports and ports of entry like you throw behind me fill in a form tell people tell the border guards where they're going to be staying where they can be found and spoken to on the phone where they'll be supposedly random checks carried out by public health england it's a big os the onus is very much on the travelers themselves to be compliant they're a very loud critical voices who suggest this simply isn't going to work not because it's unmanageable or hard to enforce which arguably it is but because it won't fulfil the government's stated aim of trying to limit transmission of the virus and prevent a 2nd wave coming in from abroad why because of the blanket nature of this quarantine policy being applied to all countries across the board including and frankly there are a lot of them now countri

u.k. braces for more anti-racism protests sparked by the killing of george floyd authorities fear a repeat of attacks on monuments to britain's past. i mean look across welcome to the program brazil has reached another grim milestone in the corona virus pandemic its official coronavirus death toll has now overtaken that of the u.k. to become the 2nd highest in the world surpassed only by the us the health ministry says almost 42000 people have died. brazilians continue to dig mass graves to bury their dead in man hours the largest city in the brazilian amazon the rows of crosses are a visual reminder of the heavy toll the coronavirus has taken in the country brazil now has the 2nd highest covered 19 death toll in the world and then enviable position with both the daily fatalities and new infections mounting. the world health organization says the country is certainly under pressure but not yet overwhelmed. the situation in brazil is of concern the 27 areas are affected we've seen different rates with fiction there were clear hot spots and heavily populated areas there are clearly different

sparked by the killing of george floyd in the united states authorities fear a repeat of underdressed which has seen attacks on monuments to the u.k.'s imperial past. and calls for peaceful protests in the u.s. activists in seattle declare an autonomous police free zone the man says it will be illegal and unconstitutional for the president to clear it by force. i'm so welcome to the program protests i look likely to resume in london as the global backlash of police violence and systemic racism in the united states continues british prime minister barak's johnson has urged protesters to stay at home claiming that demonstrations have been hijacked by extremists intent on violence but many remain determined to take to the streets. i despite the government's concerns about violence a small anti-racism protest went ahead peacefully in london and tried. for the wrongness of been planned for the weekend but some organizers are advising people to stay at home. this is what they fear might happen last weekend some protesters clashed with police in the government district of whitehall. statues in parliament square. what defaced including th