so it s fair to say that you had not observed any prior contact between minneapolis police department and mr. floyd? only what i seen. you d have no idea that they had been dealing with him for 15 minutes prior to your arrival? objection, your honor. overruled. no, right? i can still answer that question? you can still answer the question. repeat the question. sure. you were not aware that the police had been dealing with mr. floyd for 15 minutes prior to your arrival? not at all. now you testified that as you were observing mr. floyd on the ground you observed blood coming from his nose or mouth area, right? correct and someone actually stated that, if you watch the video. i ve watched the video. but you would not have been aware that three minutes prior to your arrival an ambulance was called specifically because he was bleeding from the mouth? [ inaudible ]. what was your answer? i didn t have nothing recollection of that. nothing to do wi
hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. a cross party group of more than 70 mps have warned about the introduction of vaccine passports in england. the uk government is reported to be considering a trial of the scheme which means people would have to show proof of having a covid vaccine before being allowed into some venues, including pubs and concerts. in other developments today campaigners representing care home residents in england have started a legal challenge against the government over guidance which has banned people over 65 leaving their homes for visits outside. care providers have warned these trips may risk the spread of the virus. in scotland, the easing of lockdown continues. after three months, the stay at home order has been lifted for millions of people. the scottish government has advised people to stay local and to not travel outside of their area. and, ahead of the next easing of the restrictions in england in ten days tim
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also this hour. here, opposition parties demand an explaination from borisjohnson, after he met with the senior civil servant, sue gray, ahead of the publication of her report into lockdown parties at downing street. two people have been taken to hospital after a stand collapsed during a trooping the colour rehearsal in central london. pharmacists have been given temporary power to make swaps to women s hormone replacement therapy prescriptions, amid ongoing shortages. hello and welcome to bbc news. australia s general election has been won by the labor party. votes are stil being counted but labor does appear to have fallen short of an overall majority so it s unclear whether the party s leader, anthony albanese, will seek to form a coalition or rule as a minority government. however, australia s next prime minister, has just delivered his first speech at labor s party headquarters to thunderous applause and cheers let s have a listen. i begin by acknowledging the tradit