A march against gun crime some officers are injured including the police chief who melted in solidarity with other protesters last month. Plus a transatlantic data sharing deal gets a thumbs down from europes top court the 2nd such pact to flounder over privacy concerns from far reaching american surveillance. And taking a stand a statue of a black lives matter activist briefly erected in the english city of bristol bronze to a new tourist slave trader was toppled weeks ago but locals have mixed feelings. I dont think personally i think you should study the stuff that you will read so you did individually like the piece or should appear to be about it but you just let me push touch of the old you know. Youre watching our 2 International Coming to you live from the russian capital where its just turned 3 pm welcome to the program. For years in germany a vulnerable young boys have been placed. In the foster care of pedophile men a damning study by health Time University also says the aut
The world is unprepared for the impact on societies of falling fertility rates will have, according to a big new global report. China has said it will take all necessary measures to safeguard its interests, after the uk decided to purge Huawei Technologies from its 56 infrastructure. China said britains decision was political, and not an issue of National Security. It comes as President Trump welcomed the uk decision, saying it was him who convinced britain to abandon the chinese tech giant. Beijing has also warned of reciprocal sanctions against the us, after the president ruled out further trade negotiations and ended hong kongs preferential trade status. Our north america correspondent, peter bowes reports. The us has long been campaigning for britain and other countries to ban equipment from the chinese tech giant. The about turn follows months of pressure from washington, including imposing tariffs on china. Huawei posed a National Security threat, said the Trump Administration. T
After its interests after the government here decided to ban huawei from our 56 networks. A leading uk charity says it has seen a dramatic rise in women needing help for postnatal depression during lockdown. If thats you if you have had or think you might have had postnatal depression during lockdown, do let me know how its affected you and your baby. You can e mail us or message me on twitter. And this is a new sculpture in bristol installed in the early hours of this morning, in secret, on the emplty plinth where the statue of slave trader Edward Colston once stood. This is britisol residentjen reid. Well talk to her in the next hour. Good morning. For the first time in almost four months if youre in scotland you can have your hair cut, have a meal out or a drink in a pub. Hairdressers, restaurants, bars and hotels are all opening their doors. Galleries, museums and libraries are also allowed visitors in the biggest relaxtion of coronavirus restrictions so far. The first minister, Ni
Vat is cut for meals, Ghislaine Maxwell is denied bail Visitor Attractions by a judge in new york and accommodation from today after pleading not guilty to helping herformer boyfriend, jeffrey epstein, to its to encourage us to head out abuse underage girls. And to try to help protectjobs. A war of words over manchester scotlands most significant easing of coronavirus restrictions Citys Champions League reprieve. Since lockdown began jurgen klopp says its bad hairdressers, restaurants, Tourist Attractions and places for football, Jose Mourinho calls it a circus, but Pep Guardiola says of worship are allowed to reopen. City have nothing to apologise for. Plus, it is a sense them today stricter measures are introduced today, so will it be a0 days of in parts of lancashire after a spike in coronavirus cases. Sunshine or a0 days of rain . Ghislaine maxwell is denied bail by a judge in new york after pleading not guilty saint swithins day. Either way, i to helping herformer boyfriend, will
Huawei as President Trump takes credit for the decision to exclude it from the uks 56 network. The statue of slave trader Edward Colston is replaced with a sculpture of one of the protesters whose anger brought him down. And coming up on bbc news confirmation that the lions tour of south africa will go ahead. Three test matches are scheduled against the world champions in july and august. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. A £4 billion cut in vat has come into force across the hospitality sector, allowing companies to cut their prices but not all of them say they will. The tax, which has been reduced from 20 to 5 untiljanuary, is aimed at helping to boost the economy and protectjobs. Starbucks and mcdonalds are among those saying they will reduce their prices but some firms are expected to use the windfall to shore up their own finances hit by the lockdown. Heres our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz. Its the chancellors £4 billion giveaway to try to get