you arejust along and then back over vauxhall bridge.a sense there is how many thousands of people. we haven't had a official police estimate of the numbers, but it certainly looks several thousand, 5000-6000 it certainly looks several thousand, 5000—6000 people on the streets, flouting those social distancing guidelines, but quite if you people wearing face masks. —— quite a few people. we will be back there with any developments. police say 10,000 people are taking part in anti—racism protests in bristol. protesters in the city centre pulled down a statue of the 17th century slave trader edward colston a number of landmarks in bristol are named after him. the number of people confirmed to have been killed by the coronavirus around the world has now passed a00,000, just five months after china reported the first known fatality. more than a quarter of the deaths have been in the united states, with brazil and several european countries also reporting high death rates. here, a senior scientist, and a member of the group who advises the uk

there has been a general move from the area near the embassy across vauxhall bridge and down the northowning street, where again a crowd has gathered outside downing street. i think what strikes me watching these protesters is the level of anger being demonstrated. but talking to some of the protesters as we walked down here, there is a feeling that they might be changing a perception in of racism in britain with his protest. three in one week, which is quite unusual on top of everything else that has happened in the united states. but i have to say, it is very peaceful so far. very loud, very angry but taking pa rt very loud, very angry but taking part ina very loud, very angry but taking part in a peaceful protest. but as we we re part in a peaceful protest. but as we were saying, damon cressida dick, the head of the metropolitan police, has urged people not to take to the streets. the guidelines, as they stand, are that only six people are allowed to crowd together, so they are breaking the rules with this. that's right, but everyone has a right to protest. that is a right that nobo

embassy in an area of vauxhall which is across vauxhall bridge heading from north to south we've seen one perhaps 2 protesters being pulled from the crowd we don't know for sure i guess there's potential there to say that they have been certainly detained perhaps arrested by the metropolitan police force clearly for president dick who is the metropolitan police chief she's worried that there is a good potential here for this sort of flashpoint situation to escalate into something much more unpredictable something much more ugly as they move forward trying to keep a lid on the copious tensions on the streets there of central london the rain is next i'll see it in 15 g. tomorrow until the end of. june. 3 years into the blockade we look at the future of the g.c.c. crisis and its impact on life and cause the people in power is back with no investigative document and intact. stories of the world battles the corona pandemic al jazeera brings you the latest from around the world a new 2 part investigation asks whether water should be a free natural resource or commodity traded for profit as