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now on bbc news, dateline london. hello and welcome to the programme which brings together bbc specialists with foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline london. this week england gets back its freedom from covid restrictions that is but how long will it last? in cuba and south africa, thousands have taken to the the streets protesting at their respective plight. two popular revolutions betrayed? with me this week are stephanie bolzen of germany s die welt, michael goldfarb, whose blog aims to be the first rough draft of history, hence its title. and here in the studio with me, the bbc s diplomatic correspondent, james landale. welcome, james. welcome to both of you. lovely to see you both again albeit at a distance for now. now, monday will be what borisjohnson once liked to call freedom day the one on which all the legal restrictions imposed on people in this pandemic will be lifted. prime minister boris ....
the government says it wants to end prosecutions linked to the violence during the troubles in northern ireland, angering victims families and politicians on all sides. and going for gold the british rider who ended up in a coma after a terrible accident is about to make her 0lympic debut in tokyo. and coming up on the bbc news channel: just 18 days after dislocating his shoulder, alun wynjones is set to re join the lions squad. it ll be his fourth successive lions tour. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. spain s popular holiday islands ibiza, majorca and menorca are all being moved on to the government s amber list just two weeks after they were approved for quarantine free travel. from next monday, anyone who s over 18 and not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine on return home. around 200,000 british tourists are understood to be holidaying on the islands now with many more booked to travel there over the summer. it comes after a sharp rise i ....
a devastating impact for the world s poor. everybody understands why the permit needed to get a lot of money to the pandemic. the pandemic has affected countries all over the world. and, the first beaver born on exmoor in 400 years has been captured on camera and is reported to be thriving. two days after england s euros final defeat, the row over the online racist abuse of some players has deepened. england defender tyrone mings says the home secretary priti patel stoked the fire by refusing to criticise fans who booed the england team for taking the knee after she previously described it as gesture politics . ms patel has condemned the racist abuse players have faced online following the match, and the government has defended her saying she fully understood the issues of racism having been a victim of appalling online abuse herself. and later today the prime minister will meet social media companies and reiterate the urgent need for action against online abus ....
ireland every year. oh, my god. what a gorgeous horse. oh, no. what s he about to do then? and we reveal how horses once trained by some of the biggest names in the industry have ended up here, in an abattoir, where they re slaughtered. there s been quite a lot of animals that i m concerned have not been killed well. if that s representative of how they re being killed, then we ve got a really serious problem. i come from horse country county kildare in ireland. growing up here, i know how much both the british and irish love their racehorses. many of the animals trained here go on to the biggest stages in racing. voice-over: the defining stage. 300 years in the making. this is the glamorous image racing likes to portray. it s a £5 billion industry in the uk and ireland. some of the most successful horses in racing are trained at the cullentra stables in county meath, promoted here by now disgraced trainer gordon elliott. the dead horse he was pictured sitting on was ....
the fate of some of the thousands of young horses dying in the uk and ireland every year. oh my god, what a gorgeous horse. oh, no. what he about to do? and we reveal how horses once trained by some of the biggest names in the industry, have ended up here. ..in an abattoir. ..where they re slaughtered. there are a number of animals that have not been killed well. if that s representative of how they re being killed, then we ve got a really serious problem. i come from horse country county kildare in ireland. growing up here, i know how much both the british and irish love their racehorses. many of the animals trained here go on to the biggest stages in racing. the defining stage. 300 years in the making. this is the glamorous image racing likes to portray. it s a £5 billion industry in the uk and ireland. some of the most successful horses in racing are trained at the cullentra stables in county meath, promoted here by now disgraced trainer gordon elliott. the dead h ....