monika plaha, bbc news. stay with us on outside source. still to come. we turn to brazil where the embalmed heart of the country s first emperor, has arrived into the capital from portugal. the duke and duchess of cambridge, william and kate, are to relocate their family from central london to windsor. officials say they ll move into adelaide cottage near windsor castle before the start of the new school term. here s our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. the principal reason is that william and catherine as we know are determined that their three children should have as normal an upbringing as possible, and they are keen on that upbringing should be in a rural setting, so they are moving home here to windsor, to a place called
while the george floyd act remains stalled in congress, qualified immunity seems to be at the heart of the country s police reform debate. it is defined as immunity for law enforcement for acts that violate civil rights in certain circumstances. but in communities of color, it simply means that the pursuit of justice and accountability seems nearly impossible. while lawmakers are divided over the judicial doctrine, two actors outside of washington are being loud and clear. end it now. let me bring in ben cohn and jerry greenfield, co-chairs of the campaign to end qualified immunity. you may better know them as the founders of ben & jerry s ice cream. ben, let me start with you. you were quick to call out
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