a london police officer is suspended after a video emerges that him kneeling on the neck of a black man he was arresting also ahead. of. the. first amounts on the israeli prime minister over his pandemic performance and made ongoing corruption claims. united states clocks up $77000.00 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shattering its previous record it comes as donald trump's ratings seem to be plummeting a response to his handling of the pandemic. to . a very warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me in a few aaron our top story a police officer has been suspended in the u.k. off the being filmed kneeling on the neck of a black man he was arresting. who called him from there to tell you it looks like you got your great grandmother i'm sure you know. according to police the monk being detained was suspected of having a knife as the officers struggled on the ground a crowd of people gathered and filmed the incidents while what's happened is being investigated it has reignited debate about appropriate use of force. i'm deeply concerned about today's incident and it is r

the top stories this hour london police officer is suspended after physio emerges of him kneeling on the neck of a black man he was arresting also to come. up. pressure mounts on the israeli prime minister over his pandemic performance amid ongoing corruption claims and donald trump demands children should be sent back to school despite covert infections surging to new highs is called have triggered debate about safety. every other country has circuits and schools except united states kids are spreading the disease. viruses. all over the country i think it's. really really worried. are they good evening just gone 7 o'clock here in moscow are you watching r t international now a police officer has been suspended in the u.k. after being filmed kneeling on the neck of a black man he was arresting. right you're going to go before you. go there are you . going to go back you up. front all right not. according to police the man being detained there was suspected of having a knife as the officer struggled on the ground a crowd of people gathered and then film the incident while what happene

london police officer is suspended after a video emerges of him kneeling on a handcuffed black man's neck stoking a nationwide debate on the use of chokeholds also. protests in jerusalem as pressure mounts there on the prime minister over his handling of the coronavirus outbreak and his own corruption battle. and despite the u.s. having the most coronavirus cases in 2 days of record breaking new infections this week alone donald trump pushes ahead with getting students back in class within weeks and it ignited a row over schooling versus safety. every other country has or kids and schools except the united states kids are spreading the disease. all over the country. really. live 40 international moscow this saturday 18th of july kevin 0 in here with me to take you through those headlines then in more detail over the next 30 minutes hope i can have you company throughout it all 1st there's anger in the u.k. now after a video emerged of a london police officer kneeling on a handcuffed black man's neck during an arrest the officers now been suspended but the video's been shared widely o

the london police officer is suspended off to video a mob just of him meeting on the neck of a black man he was arresting also. the. pressure mounts on the israeli prime minister over his pandemic performance amid ongoing corruption claims. and the united states clocks up $77000.00 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shuttering its previous record it comes as donald trump's ratings seem to be limiting in response to his handling of the pandemic. hello one well could be watching international thanks for joining me to take a look what's going on around the world and let's start off in the u.k. where a police officer has been suspended dropped of being filmed kneeling on the neck up a black man he was arresting. before. you. got your. front loading and. according to police the man being detained was suspected of having a knife the officers struggled on the ground a crowd of people gathered and then they in fact filmed the incident while what happened is being investigated and has reignited debate about the appropriate use of force. i'm deeply concerned about today's incident and

the headlines this hour a london police officer responded after video emerges of him kneeling on the neck of a black man he was arrested also took up. pressure mounts on the israeli prime minister over his pandemic performance amid ongoing corruption claims and donald trump demands children should be back in their classrooms despite covert infections surging to new highs schools though have triggered debate about say. every other country has or kids in schools except the united states kids are spreading the disease. viruses. all over the country i think that teachers are really really worried. well can you watch not international this saturday evening it's just gone 66 o'clock here in moscow now a police officer has been suspended in the u.k. after being filmed nailing on the neck of a black man he was arresting. so if you. think you got your. bronco not. according to police the man being detained was suspected of having a knife is the officer struggled on the ground a crowd of onlooking then gathered and filmed what was going on while the incident is now being investigated is recoun

in the headlines this morning a london police officer is suspended after a video emerges of him and kneeling on a handcuffed black man's neck stoking a nationwide debate on the use of chokeholds. but. also this protest in jerusalem is pressure mounts on the prime minister over the handling of the corona virus outbreak and his corruption battle. despite the u.s. having the most coronavirus cases in 2 days of record breaking new infections this week alone donald trump pushes ahead with getting students back in class within weeks igniting a route with an over schooling safety. every other country has or kids and schools except united states kids are spreading the disease. virus this. year are really. good morning live from washington nationals world news h.q. of moscow this saturday the 18th of july is kevin owen here to take you through those headlines that you just heard in more detail and 1st that there's anger in the u.k. after a video emerged of a london police officer kneeling on a handcuffed black man's neck during an arrest the office is now suspended but the video has been shared widel

headlines in r.t. a london police officer is suspended after a video emerges of him kneeling on the neck of a black man he was handcuffed. nationwide debate on the use of. also to. protests in jerusalem as pressure mounts on the prime minister there over his handling of the coronavirus outbreak and his own corruption powerful and despite the u.s. having the most coronavirus cases in 2 days of record breaking new infections this week alone donald trump pushes ahead with getting students back into class within weeks igniting a rock over schooling. every other country circuits in schools except the united states kids are spreading the disease all those. viruses. all over the country i think the teachers here are really really worried. oh well can you watching international this saturday afternoon it's just gone 3 o'clock here in moscow now the resign in the u.k. after video of a police officer in london needing on the neck of a black man who was handcuffed during an arrest the officer is now suspended but the video has been doing the rounds on social media. right give them only a few of the

presented his new work in an online video the anonymous artist's latest installation was done on the london underground it was titled if you don't mask you don't get. it banksy usually targets public places and combines street art techniques with topical themes. people on the train at the time may have not known what was going on but probably would have guessed his message was coronavirus related. thanks these pieces are often sold for large sums of money leading many online to joke that this out work might have just made this train one of london's most expensive. and don't forget you can always get more stories like this on the go download our app from google play were from the app store i gives you access to the latest news from around the world push notifications for breaking news and if you are part of a news story you can also use the app to send us photos and videos of what's happening where you are. that's all we have time for i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. bac

a london police officer is suspended after a video a mug just of him needling on the back of a black man he was arresting also has. the. pressure mounts on the israeli prime minister over his pandemic performance amid ongoing corruption claims. the united states clocks up $77000.00 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shocked its previous rapoport it comes as donald trump's rating seem to be plummeting in response to his handling of the pandemic. re your news around the clock this is international thanks for keeping me company this hour. well let's get started a police officer has been suspended in the u.k. after being filmed kneeling on the back of a black man he was arresting. me for. if you. want your great grandmother to run code on stuart according to police the man being detained was suspected of having a knife as the officers struggled on the ground a crowd of people gathered and then filmed the incident while what happened is being investigated that house reignite a debate about appropriate use of force. i'm deeply concerned about today's incident and it is right that m

in london police officer is suspended off to video images of him meeting on the neck of a black man he was arrested and also. pressure mounts on the israeli prime minister for his pandemic performance amid ongoing up corruption claims. on the united states clocks up to $77000.00 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shattering its previous record it comes as donald trump's ratings seem to be plummeting in response to his handling of the. warm welcome you what you ought international thanks for keeping me company of us out police officer has been suspended after being filmed meeting on the net called the black man he was arresting. you. he's going to do it but you're really going to run code i'm sure according to police the man being detained was suspected of having a knife as the officers struggled on the ground a crowd of people got the gun in fact they then filmed the incident while what happened is being investigated that house reignite a debate about appropriate use of force. i'm deeply concerned about today's incident and it is right that met police u.k. have referred the cas

after video emerged of a london police officer kneeling on a handcuffed black man's neck during an arrest the officer is now suspended but the video has been shared widely online. right give me a group of only for you what you do there is no i mean if you. want you back you up there you know you're a bronco not. according to the under the metropolitan police the man in the video is suspected of being armed and having been involved in a fight as the officer struggled with the suspect on the ground a crowd of onlookers gathered and then filmed what was going on the incident since been referred to the police watchdog and the independent office for police conduct and it's reignited the whole realm of appropriate policing in britain. i'm deeply concerned about today's incident and it is right that met police u.k. have referred the case of the independent police watchdog black london as still face discrimination and we must work with the community to build trust in the police the video footage that i have seen today in the circulating in social media is extremely disturbing some of the techniqu

12 year old boy dragged from his house in the middle of the night because he had a toy gun accuses london's police of racial profiling. believe i was. feeling that way why 'd did. you see it now. international world news age q here in moscow my name is kevin know it here with this latest round up for you this hour starting with this news then a secret source for the notorious private intelligence report that failed end of the day to link donald trump to russian collusion back in 2016 has been revealed and it turns out it's a u.s. resident rather than a supposed russia based source so if he goes down off explains next lot of the dossier is seem to rely on shots between drinking buddies. it was a dossier that some prophesies would spell doom for donald trump as president and as a human being with any shred of decency the document penned by jonathan steele spread like wildfire across the media spilling way beyond the u.s. borders the dossier the dossier that controversial document it alleges overt knowing collusion while unconfirmed accusations was. to cool the foil salacious would be an under

a london police officer is suspended off to video images of him and needle in the neck public black man he was arresting also i had. pressure mounts on the israeli prime minister over his prime demick performance amid ongoing corruption claims. on the united states clocks up to $77000.00 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shattering its previous record it comes as donald trump's ratings seem to be plummeting in response to his conflict of the pond. where if you are in the wild thanks for tuning in to our international let's take a look at some of the big stories of the day. let's head straight to the u.k. where a police officer has been suspended after being filmed me laying on the back of a black man he was arresting. before. you've. got your. front loaded. according to police the man was being detained was suspected of having a knife as the officers struggled on the ground a crowd of people gathered and then filmed the incident while what happened is still being investigated at hounslow reignite a debate about appropriate use of force. i'm deeply concerned about today's incide

and the mother of 12 year old boy dragged from his house in the night because he had a point gun uses london police of racial profiling. but it's just disbelief and shock i was angry and one that got away the feeling of your wife. knocked the ball which is now i'm sorry. hello good afternoon you're watching r.t. international it's just gone 1 o'clock. now secret source for the notorious private intelligence report which failed to link donald trump to russian collusion in 2016 has been revealed and it does turn out it is a u.s. resident rather than the supposed russia based source so she was done of now explains a lot of the dossier seemed to rely on chance between drinking buddies. it was a dossier that some prophesies would spell doom for donald trump as president and as a human being with any shred of decency the document burned by still spread like wildfire across the media spilling way beyond the u.s. borders the dossier the dossier that controversial document it alleges overt knowing collusion while unconfirmed accusations was. to cool the file salacious would be an understatement the c

london is the greatest city in the world. we need to remember that we are a resilient city and a strong city. it is important that everybody feels confident and comfortable. getting back onto the high street. in getting back into restaurant and hubs and supporting the businesses that are the backbone of our city. reminders of the challenges everywhere. even a city that is trying to adapt. and find a way through. the second longest running musical in the west end of london and the longest running musical on broadway — the phantom of the opera is to close. the show‘s producer cameron mackintosh announced that andrew lloyd webber‘s hit musical will shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. like many productions the phantom has struggled to stay financially viable, with social distancing making it impossible for theatres to be re—open safely. i spoke to sierra boggess who played christine on broadway, at the 25th anniversary production at the royal albert hall, and in the west end, she gave her reaction to the news. i'm

london's trafalgar square is normally teeming with tourists but not this summer london's attractions like the national gallery have behind the all slowly opening up again and yet london's for the main event has a tan as the rembrandt and the golf is mostly to themselves. an almost empty promise a typical picture and the beach resort of my bay at this time a lot of people that trips and pick from the right targets to the right forget the tragedy for the spanish economy almost 3000000 people live on tourism there's also a general obligation to wear a mask every well it's. not a very pleasant thing. about the degree. these guys seem to enjoy the global crisis the huge kruger national park all for themselves with hardly any tourists in sight since the end of march south africa's borders are closed international flights are not permitted even domestic travel is not allowed only a few davis the chairs from the province are allowed to enter the park at the moment this has a huge negative impact on hundreds of thousands of south africans working in the industry travelling with them were coun

the city of london as we know it now would not have been without the slave trade london firms played a crucial role in financing trade with politician colonies that includes funding the transatlantic passage of african captives in appalling conditions to be sold as slaves. and it's not just companies under the microscope that comes as 10 to 20 percent of britain's wealthiest people could be identified as having significant historical links to slavery the practice months away for is how the mirror up to those institutions forcing them to confront the past ties to imperialism while many have apologized. apologies are not enough apologies or stage one of my for that says we knowledge the harm we have caused and we are prepared to enter phase 2 which is a discussion and negotiations about how to repair the suffering that continues to be the legacy of slavery in the caribbean today the amount the british government power to pay off slave owners who were deemed to have property was so knowledge only repaid in full in 2015 in fact it's the most in equivalent of $17000000000.00 pounds i mean

thank you thank you london police officer is this branded on to video emerges of him kneeling on the neck of a black man he was arrested also ahead. the. pressure mounts on the israeli prime minister over his pandemic performance and made on during the option claims. the united states clocks up 77000 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shattering his previous record it comes as donald trump's ratings seem to teach people plummeting in response to his handling of the and damning. to. a very warm welcome you're watching r t international with me the care and. police officer has been suspended in the u.k. after being filmed kneeling on the neck of a black man he was arresting. the locals in front of. you it looks like you got your. front loaded. according to police the man being detained was suspected of having a knife as the officers struggled on the ground a crowd of people gathered and then filmed the incident well what's happened is being investigated it has reignited debate. i'm deeply concerned about today's incident and it is right that met police u.k. have referred the ca

old boy dragged from his house in the middle of the night because he had a toy gun now she's accusing london's police of racial profiling. is this. i was. that way then beating the wife busy. good afternoon from russia just to midday here live from international world news center moscow one name is kevin 0 in there with the latest for this hour for the next 30 minutes or so maybe hope you stick around to see 1st a secret source for the notorious private intelligence report which failed to link donald trump to russian collusion back in 2016 has been revealed and it turns out it's u.s. residents rather than the supposed russia based source so as he goes down off explains next today a lot of the dossier is seem to rely on chats between drinking buddies. it was a dossier that some prophesies would spell doom for donald trump as president and as a human being with any shred of decency the document burned by still spread like wildfire across the media spilling way beyond the u.s. borders the dossier the dossier that controversial document it alleges overt knowing collusion while unconfirmed accusati

let's bring in our correspondent charlet potts who is standing by outside one of those pubs in london charlotte the u.k. is the european country worst hit by the pandemic from where you stand it doesn't seem like brits are really ready to go to the pub again. oh yes they are i actually witnessed that myself today i'm in a neighborhood in south london and all the pumps and restaurants are really really full here especially young folks we're very excited to return to the pub safe now waited over 3 months and this pub that you see behind me for example is taking the temperature off its guests and clients when they come in to get a beer but that seems to be about all the measures say are actually taking there is 0 social distancing in science or outside the pubs so the streets are crowded people are talking to each other and different groups settings i mean the british really love their pups and they are excited to be back on the streets but again very little social distancing going on here and that is why scientists also warn that there could be a 2nd wave of infections and that it was w

i'm at the london headquarters on the day of one of their most extreme actions. in a protest they are calling blood of all children exile plant still 500 liters of fake blood on downing street the office and the president of the british prime minister . and i've been mr nice me one of exxon's co-founders claire farrow. when did the idea of the blood of our children. we were already suffering a genocide because of. the impacts of pollution so we're trying with this action to get people to understand that it's that it kills people and that it kills people now it's already killing people it's not like something ahead in the future. and i tried to talk to him as we make our way to downing street i want to know why they confront the political establishment in such drastic way. we think it's simple and direct it's a couple months because it's only i think a state led internationally that's going to make a meaningful change to the situation when so we're trying to represent the kind of visceral reality of death and suffering which has already started to cause around the

i'm francine lacqua in london. the markets are more quiet, but a lot of the focus is euro given what we've seen in the markets and what we saw with the eu leaders. the eu strengthening to a four-month high, bond spreads narrowing as regional leaders in europe make progress negotiating a stimulus package for economies devastated by the pandemic. euro-dollar, 1.1455 and gold flat. let's get the first word news with laura wright. may joink. international allies and suspending its extradition pact with hong kong, it could come today when the foreign secretary addresses parliament. tensions have ramped up in recent weeks. london could introduce sanctions over human rights abuses, a move beijing once would have consequences. donald trump is playing down arising coronavirus cases. he told foxnews many are experiencing nothing more than sniffles and positive tests are only up because of water testing. he's called -- wider testing. anthony fauci a little bit alarmist and says the two men have a great relationship. members o

hello, welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week: beijing's birthday gift to hong kong.

anna stewart joins me live from london. this has been a long wait for many people. and that scene right there is certainly not what probably health officials were wanting to see. >>i] well, this ist( what peopl were concerned about. for most part, in england yesterday, it was easedw3 out o its hibernation, people did behave responsibly, getting their first haircuts, sitting in restaurants, getting a pint inside a pub for first time in over three months. as you cani] see, there were instances of overcrowding in ([1mq night. no social distancinge1 appearin to be taken heed of there. and also some instances outside of london as well. z show you a tweet a policeman in hampshire in heast england. he said what was crystal clear is that drunk people can't/won't socially distance. it was a busy night, but the shift managed to cope. i know othereq$p)eas have had issues with officers being assaulted. now heading home to those atkll on shift please stay safe. this was the big concern in the uk. it still is. it is a concern across the world. how do you balance the needs of hel

most famous graffiti artists on tuesday he released a video showing his newest artwork painted in a london subway train and commenting on the world's response to the coronavirus pandemic. thanks he presented his new work in an online video the anonymous artist's latest installation was done on the london underground it was titled if you don't mask you don't get. banksy usually targets public places and combine street art techniques with topical things. people on the train at the time may have not known what was going on but probably would have guessed his message with coronavirus related. new. banks these pieces are often sold for large sums of money leading many on line to joke that this artwork might have just made this train one of london's most expensive. well soccer news now and manchester city coach pep guardiola has lashed out at rivals across europe this after the international court of arbitration for sport on monday overturned a 2 year ban on man city from the champions league it was a widely criticised decision but calls it a good day for football. will be in champions league ne

the london police officer is suspended off to video images of him meeting on the back of a black man who was a rustic. pressure mounts on the israeli prime minister for his pandemic before one summit ongoing corruption claims. on the united states clocks up $77000.00 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shuttering its previous record what it comes as donald trump's rating seems to be plummeting in response to his handling of. h q in the russian capital i'm sure complete the sell. close to get through but let's start off in the u.k. why a police officer has been suspended off to being filmed and kneeling on the neck of a black man he was arresting. me for. if you. want you're going to run code. according to police the man being detained was suspected of having a knife as the officers struggled on the ground a crowd of people gathered and then filmed the incident while what happened is still being investigated out has reignited debate about appropriate use of force. i'm deeply concerned about today's incident and it is right that met police u.k. have referred the case of the inde

that several 1000 protesters gather in london every weekend by. all means that they are showing. britain's racism is subtle says. we should start school just blacks are mainly portrayed as slaves and the old empire is glorified. i live. there while education is a big one i mean we're trying to. let the u.k. learn about its own history. and actually you know have some black history in the curriculum so we're stereotypes almost always there and stereotypes are being. stereotyped we can articulate also of the same way people can come and articulate themselves and not everyone agrees david cotton the spot of the bricks of the lines and a member of the london assembly he's curious about the protests his father is jamaican is proud of part of history. this is one of the best countries in the world to be a black person to be an ethnic minority a person of color there's equal opportunities for everyone there's equality under the law is freedom and liberties. in manhattan has a different perspective reisa slurs have always been a part of her life even in her local community she says. of b

runs a company that was tasked with providing security to the ecuadorian embassy in london . which witnesses say was directly involved in recording all conversations between the songe and his lawyers from december 27th enormous woods it alleged it was done on the others direct orders and that he then handed over said information to u.s. security services due to sound his lawyer told us he hopes these revolution revelations could help prevent the whistle blows extradition to the u.s. . we have made all this material available to the british authorities because it has a direct bearing on the extradition trial and shows that julian assange has been the target of political persecution in which all the norms of due process have been violated it shows that false and illicit evidence has been used and that the legal procedure in the united states is rotten to the core. u.s. china relations are undoubtedly the lowest in years and show little sign of settling anytime soon the most recent actions have seen china shut down the american consulate in chengdu than in response to a similar

london's trafalgar square is normally teeming with tourists but not this summer london's attractions like the national gallery have behind we all slowly opening up again and yet london us with amazement has attack on us the ram brands and the golf mostly to themselves. an almost empty promise a typical picture of the beach resort of this from a lot of people that cared for the troops after infection rate starts to rise again a tragedy for the spanish economy almost 3000000 people live on tourism there's also a general obligation to wear a mask almost every well right now not a very pleasant spring it's about 30 degrees. for many here in belgium holiday season means getting on a plane and leaving the country for sunnier climes but due to the coronavirus pandemic camping sites like plan stands here in central belgium have been welcoming more locals and in a bid to boost the mystic tourism the belgian government announced it would offer free train rides to belgian citizens but due to a recent increase of covered $1000.00 cases here in the country these plans had to be postponed and furt

there were some reports of that in central london and soho. but generally speaking, people did seem to be able to keep the social distancing measures, and that was in part to very british weather yesterday. it was very gray, very blustery, not a great day for sitting out and drinking. natalie? >> all right. well hope it continues to go well. just to reiterate, you didn't go to the hair salon for a haircut, but you did go to a pub. good call. >> i went to a pub. another three weeks until this gets cut. >> i'm with you on that. anna stewart, thank you so much. >>> october 29 an international panel created a scorecard of sorts ranking countries by their ability to handle a major health crisis. it was called the global health security index, and it concluded that the united states was best prepared in all the world to handle a major disease breakout. the uk was number two. but months into an actual pandemic, beth of those countries have had the highest number of deaths over and above what we would be seeing without a crisis. as of june 2020, the u

well for more tonight i'm joined from london by quinten p.o. he is the former moscow correspondent for the financial times and his and associate fellow with chatham house and from moscow alec loued correspondent in the russian capital for the daily telegraph to both of you gentlemen welcome to the day let me start with you 2 points about today's announcement it doesn't beat around the bush it names russia and it was the u.k. that went public with the accusation not candidate not the u.s. what is your read on these 2 things well funnily enough i don't think i can get to over excited about it i suspect that surely every intelligence agency in the world is trying to track who's getting ahead in the desperate search for a vaccine and with a view possibly trying to get the benefits for themselves and that seems to be perhaps behind the russian thing because russia are announced only last night that they were doing very well in getting a vaccine and they were going to go to the level of testing very shortly so i wonder if that was part of the reason

this is al jazeera, live from london. charges 210 his men were trying to steal research and accuses china of sponsoring them. u.k. government actively avoided investigating russian interference in the brexit referendum. plus -- >> we did it. we are strong and united. historic deal on a recovery fund. u.s. president donald trump has can needed that the coronavirus outbreak probably get worse across america before it gets better. the admission came in the last hour as he gave his first briefing since april. he said americans should wear masks they cannot socially distance. fauci attended the conference. over 140,000 deaths. trump: some areas are doing very well and others are doing less well. it will unfortunately get worse before it gets better, something i do not like to say about things, but that is what we had. it is all over the world. the governors are working very hard and we are supporting them 100%. everything that they need, they get. we are taking great care and we had tremendous supplies. perhaps an element of d

prime minister in london might bump a also met with other government ministers in the u.k. to see what extra pressure britain can exert on beijing charlie onto reports now from london. britain is having a change of heart over china and the u.s. is here to hold its hand on his visit to london secretary of state mike pompei a applauded prime minister boris johnson for agreeing to ban chinese telecoms company while away from its 5 g. infrastructure and for ending its extradition treaty with hong kong to move the u.s. is also making later he spelt out the dangers of the us his geo political rival and the chinese communist party the c.c.p. sexploitation this disaster to further its own interest has been disgraceful rather than helping the world general secretary she has shown the world the parties to face we talked about how we see in hong kong's freedoms crushed to watch the c.c.p. boy its neighbors know try speech in the south china sea and instigate a deadly confrontation with india. i want to take this up. to congratulate the british government for its principle sponsors to

let's bring our panel into the show now we have joining us from london bill law editor of arab digest an online magazine focused on the middle east and north africa in ankara and tell the vice president at the center for middle eastern studies and in istanbul metallik managing editor at the daily sabah welcome to you all if i could start perhaps with mathematics so mad but why now why do you see turkey's putting suspects on trial in absentee almost 2 years after the event. well i mean it has been you know the preparations have taken time and of course listening to and hearing the more than 55. i believe witnesses have taken time and turkey wanted to or the legal authorities wanted to make sure that all the evidence is all the available evidence and witnesses are the information from witnesses are gathered and the preparations are done sort of the trial can be laid on a more concrete foundation rather than just doing a symbolic trial so of course this is a trial and if cynthia but it's still turkey wants to make sure that this is the despite being an absentee a trial they want to make

nejra cehic joins us from london. i am absolutely baffled by the need of the united kingdom to take a summer holiday. what is this debate in london about air bridges out of heathrow nejra: to me, the air bridge will be to france if i could get that holiday in the summer. it is about allowing travel to european countries without having to quarantine for 14 days. we have been expecting this week to get that announcement from the government, including some countries like france and italy, but some would still be exempt from that. the other thing we are looking forward to is the july 4 reopening of the pubs. some are calling it super saturday. reallyat will be interesting after what we have seen in america, the virus story as we go into the long weekend here is really quite something. we will give you some coverage on that today as well. right now with our news in new york city, here is ritika gupta. time, u.s. the first daily coronavirus cases rose above 50,000. there are increases in big states including texas, florida,

al-jazeera london. that's why there's so in matthew goodwin who's a professor of politics and international relations at the university of kent just on the issue of the intelligence and security committee said about the government failing to protect the referendum and the government has already said that it won't investigate it now so what do you think the impact of these conclusions from this committee will be. well i think the question of russia's involvement in the 2016 referendum will now remain as a riddle that will never be solved many people looking for a definitive view on that question and have not got that view the report is very clear in saying that firstly the intelligence services do not want to be dragged into what they see as a political dispute but also because now i heard later on today that the government is not planning to pursue the inquiry any further and so i think we're going to be left where we are which is not really knowing what happened and it was. on the broader issues i mean

nothing to do it london or the looking at. nothing to do it london orthe uk, but looking at. nothing to do it london or the uk, but a real issue that is suddenly going to come upon us and can be very important. is one of thoseissues can be very important. is one of those issues where we lack the kind of international diplomatic coalition of the willing? it is exactly the kind of dispute that is regional, the united nations should be able to get involved and to provide a forum for debate, discussion to take place, for people to sort of take positions, find some common ground. clearly it is a common ground. clearly it is a common ground, but at the moment they are failing to find it. because they are failing to find it. because the united nations at the moment is gridlocked, and finding it very difficult to be useful in the scenarios, it is not performing as some people would like to at the moment. thanks so much for drawing that our attention. thank you to all three, anotherfascinating discussion. can we do see you all backin discussion. can we do see you all back in the studi

ross talking this and more i'm joined by my guest marcus papadopoulos in london is the editor of politics 1st magazine and in budapest we have george samuel he is author of bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia our gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate ok let's 1st go to budapest ga i don't know what interation of russia gate we're in right now but again we have a hoax that is evidence free anonymous source the media ran with it of course the political opposition the united states democrats they ran with it. and it's lots but i suppose most people that heard that conspiracy the version of that conspiracy theory believes it's true this is turning into a powder and i must say george yes yes and right be that it is a pattern we have the same cost of carrying. anonymous intelligence officials we have the democratic. and we have the media and the pattern is exactly the same which is we have a story arise with no evidence. no documentary evidence no one speaking on the red core. and a story that flies in the face

to what we see in london and a real spike in numbers. that's right kamal you were just mentioning. the easing of that national lockdown which was very severe but spain is now seen to be doing rather better than some other countries around europe and that's perhaps why there's been this move to shut down this region as you were saying it's a rule region based around a town called leiria sorry later and it's home to 200000 people approximately it is a place where there are a large number of fruit picking properties fruit picking businesses and there have been links to some of the outbreaks to those and surprises but also to care homes on friday the health of ortiz in that area said they were going to impose a lockdown but they did open up a temporary field hospital will now they have told people that from saturday afternoon they can't enter or leave the entire area really keen to get these figures under control because they saw up to friday a rise in covered cases from 167-2325 this isn't a touristic area but it is in catalonia in the nort

now in london mother is accusing police there of racially profiling her family after her 12 year old son of a strike from the house during the night and handcuffed because his toy gun a suspected of being the real thing and she upon talk to us through what happened. that midnight on that for a day just crossed over into saturday early hours of the morning and we've been absolutely in the living room and you know car i went to the door i followed him and we just missed it with you know about 4 or 5 officers holding why falls and they have choices red beams you know on our bodies our ally heads. that that's something out of the movie. hands up. all of us did what your daughter is your. copy of the sleepers in front of me which is. explained to them i haven't got any firearms that have any illegal in the house. that i didn't understand why that was there but they were very very poised. straight ahead just like you have to come up with while my last. job was on. you have no shoes on and they just arrested him immediately. and dozens of officers descended on the family's home there with s