More on my own because they didn t have all the calm after the coronavirus storm in China it feels like a proper summer it feels like holidays it feels like everything is going to be all right and fate is glamour in Spain the dining room where the top selling singer who plays us once sang to Gallaudet is now has signs telling you not to put cutlery in the microwave all that and why are motorbike riding correspondent in Goma feels a little less welcome in eastern Congo these days that s from our own correspondent after this bulletin or b.b.c. World news. B.b.c. News Hello this is Gerry Smit the head of the World Bank has described the current economic crisis as a catastrophe but has called on governments to begin setting up new systems that will allow growth to resume in a b.b.c. Interview David now bus so the coronavirus pandemic and business shutdowns have disrupted the livelihoods of billions of people but he said dead relief or poor countries and government support for the most vul
2 2 2. It s 5 am in London Hello and welcome to News Day on the service with Alan thank you for joining us. To disrespect the. Math this Cuse the president. Division and abusing his authority over the handling of the racism protests across America. There s too little to. Call that coming up after the latest. I m Stuart Macintosh with the b.b.c. News Hello President Trump s former Defense Secretary James Mattis and his predecessor Barack Obama have both expressed their support for the street protests demanding racial justice in America in the wake of the killing of George Floyd Mr Mattis denounced Mr Trump as divisive as benefit care reports James Mattis has kept a discreet silent since resigning as Pentagon chief in 2018 which makes his sudden condemnation of President Trump all the more damning he called on Americans to reject and hold accountable those in office who make a mockery of the constitution he said the United States was witnessing the consequences of 3 years without mature
This is on point in cities across the us peaceful rallies and explosive fury Americans marching for justice and action buildings burning businesses looted and militarized police responding with even more force firing rubber bullets pepper spray tear gas arresting thousands and everywhere cameras cell phones capturing moments and sending fragments of a deeply complicated story around the world that real time coverage those powerful narratives that emerge from them influence our understanding of these events and of each other so up next on point what we see and don t see in protests crippling America now 1st the news. Why from n.p.r. News I m core of a Coleman protests continued Sunday in scores of cities and towns across the u.s. Against police brutality several governors have called of National Guard troops in their states or have been peaceful protests in many cities such as Youngstown Ohio but other demonstrations have turned violent including in Boston Miami and Washington d.c. Whe
Good morning the World Health Organization issued an ominous warning it says Don t focus on getting ready for a 2nd wave of the corona virus in a few months prepare potentially for a new peak in cases soon It s Morning Edition from n.p.r. News. This hour the ripple effects of a pandemic we see it at food banks that are trying to keep up with demand I m Rachel Martin and I m David Greene we re also seeing new pressures in the rental market not just on renters but mom and pop landlords as well. Later more on that viral video of a woman calling 911 on a black bird watcher and Central Park he says the poor decision doesn t have to define her and Twitter fact checks one of its most famous users President Trump It s Wednesday May 27th one of the world s most famous diplomats Henry Kissinger turns 97 years old. The news is next. Line from n.p.r. News I m Korver Coleman there were protests in Minneapolis last night and some of them were violent people are angry over the police killing of an u
Not to interfere with the delivery in the u.s. This is monitoring the convoy almost 200 senior politicians from around the world have banked a joint statement criticizing trainers plans to imposing new security law on Hong Kong their governments to make clear that any infringement of its autonomy won t be tolerated his James lined out the signatures represent a global coalition of senior policymakers in $23.00 countries in Europe North America South Asia and Australia M.P. s in every piece senators and congressman they say the plans are a comprehensive assault on the city s freedoms and the flagrant breach of the sign a British joint declaration that established its autonomy Britain the United States and other countries have voiced their concern but have yet to spell out what action they may take pro-democracy campaigners are expected on the streets of Hong Kong today to protest against the new laws Muslims around the world are celebrating a don t fit a festival that marks the end of