people involved in these demonstrations, sometimes very young people. so it is the responsibility of parents to keep them at home. that is something which we all ought to do. parental responsibility must be engaged, and i should like to appeal to everybody s sense of responsibility here, mayors included. and the minister ofjustice will be taking all the necessary measures. the social network platforms have played a very conspicuous part in the events in the last couple of days. we have been looking at that. let s ta ke let s take you to the white house. president biden is reacting to that ruling about student debt forgiveness. ruling about student debt for: iveness. , ., ruling about student debt for: iveness. , . ., , forgiveness. first, made the largest increase in grants forgiveness. first, made the largest increase in grants and forgiveness. first, made the largest increase in grants and over- forgiveness. first, made the largest increase in grants and over a - inc
Hello and welcome. Im katty kay, and this is world questions us election 2020. Im in washington dc and i am video linking to leading politicians and members of the public from across america, all brought together to discuss the big issues of this election. Members of the public will be putting their questions to our panel, remotely of course, its the world we live in, and as this extraordinary election approaches injust over a months time, there is an awful lot for us to discuss. The coronavirus pandemic, which has taken so many lives here, and changed even more, law and order, black lives matter, division, unrest, and of course the deeply changed state of the United States economy. So, let me introduce our panel. In kansas city, missouri, we have mayor quinton lucas, he is a democrat. In washington, we have republican congressmen Bruce Westerman of arkansas just in the city at the moment, and over on the west coast we hope to be joined from california, compton california, by the citys
Many. Temperatures into the mid 20s to the south, there north sea coast will always struggle thanks to the north east went and were persisting cloud. Monday, another awesome feature to look out for, mist and fog across eastern wales through into central and eastern england. That should burn up pretty quickly and another fine looking that should burn up pretty quickly and anotherfine looking day on monday with a lot of sunshine. A weather front coming in to the north west will bring some rain into a north west of scotland and that ushers the beginning of the change, if you like, for the week ahead, is though pressure starts to come into play from the atlantic. Come the middle of next week, we are going to have strengthening winds and spells of rain becoming increasingly widespread. Perhaps most notably a real drop in temperatures, starting to feel autumnal as this week pans out. Just mundy gone, we were up at 30 degrees to the south of uk, as we look at the weekend, we could well be sit
Over his reaction to a report on anti semitism within the party, when he said the scale of the problem had been overstated. Our Political Correspondent iain watson says the controversy is not over. In order to gain readmission to the labour party, Jeremy Corbyn had to clarify the comments that got him suspended in the first place. He said that concerns about anti semitism werent exaggerated, hed simply meant that the vast majority of labour members were deeply opposed to anti semitism. But while he clarified those comments, he resisted pressure to apologise and that has reopened some of the old divisions. So, while long standing supporters of his leadership of the labour party, including important trade union figures, have welcomed the decision to readmit him, jewish groups, in particular the jewish labour movement, for example, have denounced his swift return to the fold. And i think what is interesting about this is although he has now been brought back as a rank and File Labour Part
Hello. This is bbc news. Conservative mps urge the Prime Minister to reset his government after the departure of his top adviser, dominic cummings. President trump has insisted he wont put the us into lockdown, and comes close to admitting he could leave the white house next year. Ethiopias government warns that fighting with local forces in the Tigray Region appears to be spreading into neighbouring areas. Now on bbc news our north america correspondent, michelle fleury, looks at the story of her neighbourhood in brooklyn in new york, as the coronavirus pandemic first swept across the world. We are all dealing with the great unknown. We have a disease that the medical community do not fully understand and weve seen nothing like this. New yorkers sunday were hardly shocked over the citys first confirmed case of coronavirus. We have an invisible enemy. We have a ferocious enemy. The number of people killed, way up to 99. Only essential businesses will be functioning. New york remains th