It, seems to have decided that about it, seems to have decided that their policy on Donald Trump Tweets is they are going to clamp down on it finally. The sites to have their owfi it finally. The sites to have their own terms and conditions in our private companies and they do say the terms and conditions if you break our rules, you can be banned from this site and have your comments deleted. It isjust about how much power it we went in the hands of one individual was that what is interesting about this development of facebook is that the facebook staff are not happy about that and they are not happy about it publicly which is quite unusual for a company of facebooks size and influence to have a high ranking staff member come up publicly and say we think Mark Zuckerberg has got it wrong in this instance. Sol think we should expect to see more on facebook trying to work out how they the square that circle and remain committed to free speech without seeming to endorse hate speech which is what is doing at the moment. I suppose the question is what is the role of social media in
terms of views and policing views or not placing views put out there. This is a multilayered problem possibly to run a expression organisation in the uk. Im a great battle it for free speech. Organisation in the uk. Im a great battle it forfree speech. I use to runa battle it forfree speech. I use to run a fossa and for moving people away from almost the automatic right to be offended. That is a live debate in a really important one. It isa debate in a really important one. It is a very different one when you get to the whole question of fake news of the and manipulation. Mark zuckerberg is being thoroughly disingenuous on two fronts. The first one is to layer this immoral terms. But facebook and for google and for others, they have fight tooth and nail not to be seen as publishers. Like newspapers are in the bbc is, where you are responsible for the content that
appears and people say and liable, and facts wrong, and the publisher and facts wrong, and the publisher and the person making the remarks are both liable. Liable. Facebook has tried hard to say we are a neutral platform. At the same time, exactly a year ago, i made the furore over the russian bots and russian interference in the referendum, and the trump election. The fury over the russian bots. All manners of attempts to sponsor thyroid organisations, marine opinions, a party in france, etc, facebook, very publicly launched a department in dublin. Sponsorfar right organisations. They said we will stop all kinds of inaccurate state m e nts will stop all kinds of inaccurate statements and manipulations from wherever they come and without fear oi wherever they come and without fear or favour. They can do it if they
wa nt or favour. They can do it if they want to. They have just decided partly for business reasons and possibly the fear of reprisals from donald] possibly the fear of reprisals from Donald J Trump possibly the fear of reprisals from donald] trump not to do it on his watch. Lets move on the times newspaper. Safe return of all primary peoples will be impossible. Rachel, this is. Lets go to the mirror actually. Small steps into a new normal. That is the story. This basically is the start of today being the first eight many primary schools are accepting people spec for 13 years in england. A picture here of a teacher taking the temperature of a little girl. My son went back to nursery today at a Temperature Check as he walked in. Thousands of people returning but it isa thousands of people returning but it is a difficult one. Social distancing for many kids of his certain age is almost impossible. Distancing for many kids of his certain age is almost impossiblem is very difficult. That is why think schools and nurseries are not trying to maintain the same level of social
distancing we would have an in adult workplace. They are finding other ways to reduce risk such as teaching the children and small groups and making sure they are not passing a choice between each other and the Temperature Checks, that very emotive image there on the front of the newspaper. It is going to be challenging and there are going to bea challenging and there are going to be a lot of parents come it says there are between 40 and 70 of children who are eligible went back and a lot of parents decided not to send the children back to school today. And that is a personal choice. We shouldnt forget though that a lot of parents do not have that a lot of parents do not have that choice. Many of them i have no choice but to work and some of them have been sent back to work. Do not have that choice was the blend of the relaxation of the lockdown rules and have no childcare option but also should not forget that our children in this country who have not seen or interacted with another child if they dont have siblings for two months now. That obviously
has a huge impact on Childhood Development and impact on their education as well. Not all children have their own laptop or their own tablet home with a fast Internet Connection so they continue with the lessons and home schooling. It is great for the ones that do have that. But i think it is really important that we think about some of the blessed event for children and society and how important it is that we managed to get the back to school in whatever way possible. At this event to it would it would not like school did before this but like they said small steps. If we look at the times front page, safe return of our primary pupils will be impossible. At the end of the day, the key goal is to get all pupils back to school. However, we have heard here in this paperfrom however, we have heard here in this paper from governors and however, we have heard here in this paperfrom governors and head teachers that this will be impossible to achieve at least before the summer because schools are small and too social distance safely or have any chance of doing it you will not be able to allow all
yea rs it you will not be able to allow all years to come back. Yes. This is where not just years to come back. Yes. This is where notjust the school front but on so many where notjust the school front but on so many fronts the debate on this next stage of the the virus is so important in life. And it is so uncertain. Nobody can be proven right or wrong. All of these things 110w right or wrong. All of these things now are risk assessments and risk management. And there is a huge risk economically with businesses not being able to function but societally come and one thing i think we have learned from coronaviruses that we are not all in this together. More privileged people like myself and people who are not doing manual labour can work from home, they shield themselves, toa from home, they shield themselves, to a very large extent from the virus, and it tends to be the poor and the disadvantage who are doing, not to mention of course all of the Health Workers at all Different Levels of health service, the poor
and disadvantaged are the ones being forced to take Public Transport and being forced to work closely together, and their children have been given that opportunity to go to school because they havent been looked after but the better off kids in the privileged kids, their pa rents in the privileged kids, their parents or in the privileged kids, their pa rents 01 carers in the privileged kids, their parents or carers and other family members have been schooling them and have been looking after them and all the Research Suggests that the social attainment level and the education attainment levels and inequalities on so many different fronts have spiked hugely over these last two or three months. It is incredibly important to manage the risk and to make sure that children, particularly disadvantaged children, get back to school. Lets move onto the daily telegraph. Quarantine plant under review. The plan to introduce a quarantine in 1a days for those arriving the uk. It is a bit confusing what exactly it will
look like. And what caveats will be as well. It is coming before Parliament Tomorrow. It looks like it will come and do some form at least. Temporarily. Obviously the allegation and Tourism Industry are up allegation and Tourism Industry are up in arms about this. Who will come oii up in arms about this. Who will come on holiday to the uk if the first 14 days of your holiday is spent self isolating also questions about . On the questions about bringing in now when a lot of questions are ahead of us when a lot of questions are ahead of us in the exiting. Like towns and getting their pandemic under control. What seems likely at what the Prime Minister now seems to be a fan of his so called air bridges which i love is a phrase. It means allowing looking at the situation in specific countries where the race of affection are low like australia and new zealand, and saying yes you can come here and that the quarantine doesnt apply to you and theyre trying to get it sorted by the end of the month which is when the first
review of this comes in. Also worth saying that the fines for breaking the quarantine as proposed as wealthy bolted on before Parliament Tomorrow are substantial. Not sure £60 for breaking lockdown fine. £1000 if you are not at the residence where you say you will be for 14 whole days. They are quite strict. They are quite draconian. There will be a battle going on in parliament but in the conservative party itself about whether these particular quarantine measures are worth it. And whether the rest of those industries and terrorism is just too great. This is time to take the gloves off. In tourism. We can be quite polite and respectful as always and talking about the difficult die limits as i was before, the British Government overall approach to handling this pandemic as long been a globaljoke. Surpassed only by donald trump in the United States and by president
bolsonaro and brazil. The numbers are there. Every step of the way we have been behind. And countries were doing these self isolation modes including countries that have absolutely lived on a freedom of travel in the european union. The second countries. They were doing this back in march. When it mattered. And just as so many countries are now ever mattered. And just as so many countries are now ever so mattered. And just as so many countries are now ever so carefully beginning to open up, we take this ridiculous step in the irony is that a lot of countries that are opening up, and have handled it well, such as interestingly grease they are allowing its citizens from all kinds of countries. China rachel, sorry. Went to take a bye for now. Thank you for your company. Will be back with more papers soon. Thank you for watching. Goodbye for now. Another bone dry and sunny day again today. There is some good news on the horizon for gardeners and growers, we are expecting a little bit of rainfall, not an awful lot, but it is heading our way. On top of that its going to turn quite a bit cooler in the coming days. Now, in the short term, you can see no rain clouds across the uk, but there are changes taking place in the very far north. In fact, watch what happens over the next few days. The warm air is replaced by a cold or northerly wind, certainly by the time we get to thursday and friday, those temperatures will be a lot lot lower, we are talking around 12 17d. Now, how much rainfall
are we going to get . The truth as it is going to be very hit and miss. Initially, there will be rain across scotland, thats on tuesday. After that, it will be very hit and miss across the rest of the uk. So no widespread rainfall predicted at the stage. As i said it is quiet on the way the front at the moment. A case of clear skies by early on tuesday morning. Temperatures will be in the range of 7 14d. So, relatively mild. Here is tuesdays weather map. High pressure across the atlantic here, stretching into western parts of europe. Sort of awkward weather front stuck on the periphery of this high pressure. That does mean though that there will be some clouds across scotland during the course of tuesday, the possibility of rainfall, much fresher air they are getting to northern scotland. 12 degrees in stornoway, but still in the low 20s for glasgow and edinburgh. Now, come the middle part of the week, we have got this middle part, sitting on top of the uk, that does
mean overall it is going to be a much cloudier day. Right across the board. You can see where the winds are coming from straight out of the north, so much fresher air establishing itself across the uk. The possibility of some patchy rain and some showers they are across the south or southwest of the country. Quite a bit cooler, only 11 degrees in aberdeen, maybe just about scraping 20 degrees in london. Then on thursday, those temperatures will be lower still around 16 in london and barely making double figures across the far north of uk. As you can see, towards the end we keep this temperatures in the teens, but predominantly, we are still talking about dry weather. This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Its now a week since the killing of george floyd, an African American who died being detained by police in minneapolis. In dozens of american cities, there have been more protests and violence, but the president ignored calls for a unifying message. You have to dominate. If you dont dominate, youre wasting your time. Theyre going to run over you. Youre going to look like a bunch ofjerks. You have to dominate. England sees its lockdown relaxed further, with up to six people now allowed to meet outdoors. But theres criticism from some scientists. And singapore, the city state with the highest number of