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San Jose shooting: ten dead, including gunman, after attack at California rail yard

San Jose shooting: ten dead, including gunman, after attack at California rail yard Erin McCormick © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Philip Pacheco/Getty Images A shooting that erupted in the early hours of Wednesday morning at a light rail maintenance yard in San Jose, California, has left at least ten people dead, including the gunman. Local leaders have described the violence as a “terrible, terrible” tragedy as authorities search for a motive. Authorities reported on Wednesday that about 40 people were at the facility at the time the shootings occurred and the gunfire erupted in two separate buildings. Police say the shooter was an employee of the Valley Transportation Authority, which operates the light rail facility in Silicon Valley.

There's hope for racial justice in America. But it comes from the people – not the courts

On Tuesday afternoon, a jury confirmed what many of us have known to be true for the better part of a year: the former Minneapolis police department officer Derek Chauvin was guilty of murdering George Floyd. On Wednesday morning, US Attorney General Merrick Garland announced a justice department pattern-or-practice probe to determine if the Minneapolis police department’s general operating norms are unlawful and unconstitutional, in violation.

Small-time dealers fear Brexit could decimate antiques trade in UK

Small-time dealers fear Brexit could decimate antiques trade in UK Lisa O Carroll Brexit correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Greg Balfour Evans/Alamy The legion of traders who have indulged Britain’s bargain hunters for decades with their van loads of curios and collectibles from France fear Brexit is about to upend their specialist trade just as open markets and vintage shops are about to reopen. Importers of everything from farmhouse tables to art deco mirrors and vintage dresses fear they will be stymied by the complicated documentation now required for each item in their van. “It’s such a strange thing to have this level of restrictions and difficulty with paperwork and import and export when really what you’re talking about is recycling stuff that has been covered in dust and sitting in a loft and would otherwise have been destined for the bin,” said Rebecca Slade, who runs Sunless Antiques in St Leonards-on-Sea with her partn

First Thing: Biden sets sights on history books with infrastructure overhaul plan

First Thing: Biden sets sights on history books with infrastructure overhaul plan Molly Blackall Good morning. Joe Biden unveiled a “once-in-a-generation” investment in US infrastructure yesterday, with $2tn for the American Jobs Plan. Biden said the plan would hit some of the biggest problems facing the US in one sweep; tackling the climate crisis, wealth inequality and increasing US competitiveness around the world. What will the plan include? The proposal would rebuild roads and highways and repair the 10 most economically important bridges and includes plans to improve clean drinking water, the high speed broadband. It would also rejuvenate community care facilities, schools, and

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