we ve seen body after body being brought in. it s hard for anyone to keep calm, but what workers have been telling me is the scale of deaths caused by covid 19 in india is a lot higher than what official numbers reflect. hello and welcome. so, it s all over for another year. the 93rd academy awards ceremony has been held in los angeles, an event that was notable for its diversity. the film nomadland and its director, chloe zhao, won best movie, while british actor daniel kaluuya picked up the best supporting actor. south korea s youn yuh jung was named best supporting actress. as we ve already mentioned, anthony hopkins got best actor for the father. peter bowes has been following a thought from beginning to end and looking very dapper as well, i might say. so talk is through the night. it was quite a night, very unusual, with the oscars taking place at more than one venue. the main venue, the main train station in downtown los angeles customer all of that because of covid i9
and killed during a traffic stop after a minnesota police officer shouted taser but fired her handgun instead. at this hour, we are monitoring a vigil for mr. wright at the site his car crashed after he was shot. after minnesota s governor announced a curfew for counties surrounding minneapolis, beginning at the top of the hour. also, shocking new video emerged of a second lieutenant in the u.s. army medical corp who is black and latino held at gunpoint by two police officers during a traffic stop in december. he was pepper sprayed and threatened by an officer. both incidents are happening against the backdrop of day 11 in the murder trial of a former minneapolis police officer, derek chauvin. the prosecution is expected to officially rest its case tomorrow after presenting nearly 40 witnesses, including today a cardiologist and law professor that specializes in use of force, as well as one of the people that knew george floyd the best, his brother. george, he would always
the white house hasjoined the british and irish governments in urging calm in northern ireland. the calls follow another night of unrest in belfast, during which rioters threw firecrackers, and police used water cannon for the first time in six years. james reynolds reports. in belfast, the night was lit up. this latest unrest came on the nationalist side, not far from the wall separating the city does make two communities. the police responded with water cannon, the first time they have done so in six years. the first minister says these scenes have taken northern ireland backwards. last night s clashes were not on the same scale as wednesday, where loyal tests oh where loyal were a bus was firebombed. some of the rioters were teenagers, too young to remember the good friday agreement. young to remember the good friday agreement. history has shown very friday agreement. history has shown very clearly friday agreement. history has shown very clearly relations i fri
record on wall street, as the federal reserve promises it won t raise interest rates in a hurry. hello there. we start with the travel industry, it s been expressing widespread frustration after the uk announced a framework for the safe reopening of travel. the british government says it can t yet confirm whether foreign holidays currently banned will be allowed to resume in may. it s promised a traffic light system to categorise countries based on risk, but it is giving no hints about which countries will get the green light. and it is making all travellers pay for tests when departing and returning to the uk. the boss of easyjet says he fears it s a return to the days when only the wealthy could afford to travel. here s our transport correspondent, caroline davies. we may be dreaming of sunshine and summer getaways, would you pay around an extra £100 per person when coming back from your trip overseas? i person when coming back from your trip overseas? your trip overs