resources for people that are found that they can get them to and there is a chance of people surviving into the future, so it would be hard to put a limit on it. people have apparently survived two weeks, i have been around rescues that have been just under a week where people are still alive, trapped and we have pulled them out. so given the resources they have available and the location, i think they will achieve clearing this building relatively quickly, in a matter of days. that was dan cooke speaking to me earlier. the former us police officer who murdered george floyd in minneapolis last year has been sentenced to 22.5 years in prison. some of mr floyd s family and supporters said the sentence handed to derek chauvin wasn t long enough. the prosecution had demanded 30 years in prison, but president biden said the term seemed appropriate. earlier i spoke to professor nicole gonzalez van cleve, who s associate professor of sociology at brown university and the author of the book
who were involved in the arrest of george floyd are still to face their day in court, but with the sentencing of derek chauvin there is hope that america has reached a turning point in the fight for racialjustice. peter bowes, bbc news. all adults in england are still being invited to grab a jab this weekend, as hundreds of walk in centres offer coronavirus vaccinations without the need to book an appointment. anyone aged 18 or over can turn up at the sites, which include football stadia, theatres and shopping centres. our correspondent, ben boulos, has spent the morning at a vaccination centre in york. well, this is one of the largest pop up walk in vaccination centres in england. here in york, they have already vaccinated 300,000 people over the last few weeks and months. today they are hoping to vaccinate another 2,000. it is part of the grab a jab weekend. people can turn up, no appointment, no booking necessary. one of those who has taken advantage of that is pierre. pierre, w
the biden administration, to pass a meaningful law and there is a bill going through congress in the name of george floyd that is languishing in congress because of the political divide that we currently are seeing in washington but if passed, it would mean significant and meaningful change that would perhaps change police forces up and down the country for a long time. country for a long time. peter, for the moment. country for a long time. peter, for the moment, thank country for a long time. peter, for the moment, thank you country for a long time. peter, for the moment, thank you very i country for a long time. peter, for. the moment, thank you very much. pressure is mounting on the health secretary matt hancock to resign after pictures and now cctv footage emerged of him sharing an intimate embrace with an aide in his office. mr hancock admitted breaching social distancing guidance after the incident was exposed by the sun newspaper. downing street said the prime ministe
felt and so, it did bring some comfort in hearing not only the sentence, which felt arbitrary, i did not know what those numbers were attached to, but what really struck me was the judge s opinion as to why he did what he did. i would be interesting interested in your thoughts as to what the legacy of george floyd s. george floyd was a father. he had family and friends, yourself included. what his death has represented has had reverberations and it is interesting, as you look at what the judge said and what that means to you, whether you think that there has been change or at least a change in thinking. as the world moves on from george floyd s death. mellie in thinking. as the world moves on from george floyd s death. well, if i m from george floyd s death. well, if i m honest. from george floyd s death. well, if i m honest. i from george floyd s death. well, if i m honest, ithink from george floyd s death. well, if i m honest, i think the from george floyd s death. well, i
seven, zero. 22.5 years injail for the police officer who murdered george floyd. adults across england are being urged to grab a covid jab, with hundreds of walk in centres open this weekend. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. pressure is mounting on the uk health secretary, matt hancock, to resign, after pictures and now cctv footage emerged of him sharing an intimate embrace with an aide in his office. mr hancock admitted breaching social distancing guidance after the incident was exposed by the sun newspaper. downing street said the prime minister had accepted his apology and considered the matter closed.