mosques in christchurch. at two mosques. hello and welcome. we start in the american city of minneapolis, and what s thought to be one of the largest pre trial settlements in us history. lawyers for george floyd, the african american man who died while being restrained by police officers in may last year, say the city has agreed a settlement of $27 million in their civil case for damages. the money will be paid to mr floyd s family. separately, a former minneapolis police officer, derek chauvin, is standing trial on criminal charges, including third degree murder, following the incident. here s the floyd family lawyer, ben crump. the financial compensation most directly impacts george floyd and his family, the future of their family, but it is the policy reforms that affects all of us. well, our north america correspondent, david willis, told me more about why this settlement is so significant. the death of george floyd last may gave rise to the black lives matter movement
its invasion of ukraine, only peace will reign. we, the people, have different cultures, different views, different cultures, different views, different national flags, yes, different cultures, different views, different nationalflags, yes, but we equally want security for ourselves and our children and grandchildren. and our lives will equally burn to ashes if, god forbid, war comes. everyone in the world should do everything possible to ensure that wars are only shadows on the stones of history and that they are only seen in museums. everyone in the world must respect other nations, everyone in the world must recognise state borders, everyone in the world must defend justice, everyone in the world should care about life, everyone in the world must take peace as they are duty. i think you, hiroshima
concerned if it was removed, it does seem to be outside the olympics for boxing and in the next breath, he said he was doing all he can to make sure that it cannot be kicked out. the corruption of the governments in the way they have been running competitions which is why they have taken control of it leading up to the paris games. the world championships are being placed at the moment and the number of countries boycotting those in the same countries that have formed this breakaway the challenge against the iba, where they had with that? they ve actually boycotted the cement because boxing has decided to allow athletes from russia and belarus to compete under their national flags. belarus to compete under their nationalflags. in that belarus to compete under their national flags. in that goes against the guidance that since they could compete but only as individual neutral athletes. so, that is why
in years against its citizens. it had already been a deadly month for palestinians in the occupied west bank, with 20 killed so far injanuary militants and civilians. translation: a boy like this should have been able - to have his childhood. what happened to that right? in dheisheh refugee camp, during a raid last week, soldiers shot dead a 13 year old boy, omar khmour. the army said some palestinians threw stones, petrol bombs and explosive devices, but gave no specific account of why the teenager was shot. at the family home, neighbours arrived to mourn. translation: if a boy hits me with a stone, l should i get a pistol and shoot him? there are things that the mind can t comprehend. it s beyond belief. to kill a child, to kill a boy, i m helpless. i m speechless. here, nationalflags hang beside those of the pflp, a political and armed faction seen
translation: if a boy hits me with a stone, should i get a pistol and shoot him? there are things that the mind can t comprehend. it s beyond belief. to kill a child, to kill a boy, i m helpless. i m speechless. here, nationalflags hang beside those of the pflp, a political and armed faction seen by palestinians as part of their resistance, listed by israel and the west as a terrorist group. america s top diplomat arrives in the region in days. the us has already said it is deeply concerned about escalating violence. it worries, too, about the political crisis in israel, as fears mount of a much further flare up. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. the number of cars made in the uk last year was the lowest since the 19505. just 775,000 new cars rolled off the production line 10% fewer than the year before.