This has got to stop. Hes not alive today. Because of the colour of his skin. Panorama investigates Unanswered Questions in two british deaths. And, in one, reveals new allegations of police cover up. What youre saying is that those accounts are false . Yes. Kev. Are you 0k . This is kevin clarke. He suffers episodes of mental ill health. Can i feel your hand . Police officers have come to help him. In a little over two hours, he will be dead. Archive a man has died after being restrained by police in south east london. Officers say they were called to lewisham on friday afternoon, where they found the 35 year old in an agitated state. I never met anyone like kevin. He was a unique person. He was everything to us. They took away my. My diamond. Kevin clarke loved football. He was athletic. And he was close to his friends and family. He was literally like a father figure, he was so caring and took care of us, anything we wanted and needed. And hes a big, big piece of my life thatsjust b
Attack inquiry resumes, we talk to the man who tried to save the youngest victim, saffie roussos. And risking temperatures of up to minus 70 to scale the worlds second highest mountain the team talk of their relief at making it safely back. And coming up on bbc news england and wales women are without their managers, as phil neville and jayne ludlow both step down. Neville has been confirmed as the new inter miami manager. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Daily cases of coronavirus have fallen by almost a quarter across the uk in the last week, showing that the current lockdown is having an effect. But the number of people admitted to hospital continues to rise. Ten hospital trusts across england have reported having no spare Critical Care beds, despite extra capacity being added. We start tonight on the front line of the battle against the pandemic. Clive myrie reports from the Royal London Hospital on the huge challenges facing the team there, and how patients and the
This has got to stop. Hes not alive today. Because of the colour of his skin. Panorama investigates Unanswered Questions in two british deaths. And, in one, reveals new allegations of police cover up. What youre saying is that those accounts are false . Yes. Kev. Are you 0k . This is kevin clarke. He suffers episodes of mental ill health. Can i feel your hand . Police officers have come to help him. Laughter in a little over two hours, he will be dead. Archive a man has died after being restrained by police in south east london. Officers say they were called to lewisham on friday afternoon, where they found the 35 year old in an agitated state. I never met anyone like kevin. He was a unique person. He was everything to us. They took away my. My diamond. Kevin clarke loved football. He was athletic. And he was close to his friends and family. He was literally like a father figure, he was so caring and took care of us, anything we wanted and needed. And hes a big, big piece of my life th
Anc, in order to deliver not just a transfer of power that offered the prospect of peace for all the people of south africa. Mandela once notably said, this is not about moving from white domination to black domination. There must be no domination of either community. He was an extraordinary man in not only believing that but practising it with every fibre of his being. As we look today at the lessons of mandelas extraordinary life and incredible achievements, at his contribution not just to south africa, which goes without saying, but to the wider world and at why he has become such an iconic figure, two factors stand out. First, he is perhaps the best example we have had in the past 100 years of how political leaders, by force of personality, transform themselves from politicians into statesman can by their sheer personal effort change the world and make what was impossible possible and then deliver it. He is not the only one who has done so. We should not think of him as unique. Gor
Cameron on deputy Prime Minister nick clegg and Opposition Leader ed miliband were on scotland wednesday to bolster support for scotland to stay in the u. K. The Scottish Referendum vote takes place on september 18. Standing in for the Prime Minister during question time was former British Foreign secretary William Hague and Deputy Labor Party leader harriet harman. Decision focused entirely on the referendum vote. This is about 35 minutes. Order. Questions to the Prime Minister. Mr. Speaker, i have been asked to reply on behalf of my right honorable friend, the Prime Minister. Who is with the deputy Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition in scotland today to listen and talk to voters about the huge choice they face and their message to the scottish people is simple. From the people of england, wales and ireland, we want you to stay in the United Kingdom. Mr. Speaker, i join the Prime Minister in the tribute on monday to jim dobbin who died over the weekend. He was a proud sco