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This is bbc news. the headlines at five: a review into the two—metre social distancing rule in england is due to conclude in the coming days. the chancellor says he wants businesses to be able to trade again. particularly for the hospitality industry, for our pubs, our restaurants, are keen to see if there are some changes that can be made. thats why were reviewing the rule and, as i said, the outcome will be announced later this week. a statue is pulled down and burnt in washington, dc of poe...

Three—year—old rafer did not have coronavirus but his parents say he died because of it. he had leukaemia. when his condition got worse, his parents raced to hospital. translation: it was around midnight. the hospital said he would need to be tested for covid—19 before he could be admitted anywhere. another hospital told us there wasnt a childrens doctor on duty and the quick covid tests they had were only being used for pregnant women. rafas parents drove him to three more hospital that n...

There has been a lot of concerns, particularly in the southern district of manhattan, that president trump might try to obstruct justice to protect his associates. protestors in washington dc have pulled down and burnt a statue of poet and jurist, albert pike, who served as a confederate general. crowds cheered and chanted "black lives matter", as demonstrators used rope and chains to bring the statue down. police looked on but did not intervene. in a tweet, president trump said the police were ...

He could be admitted anywhere. another hospital told us there wasnt a childrens doctor on duty and the quick covid tests they had were only being used for pregnant women. rafas parents drove him to three more hospital that night with no success. the next day, they eventually found a hospital that would accept him but he died before doctors could see him. translation: i still believe that if my son was given prompt treatment, he would still be alive. but he was turned away and tossed from one hos...

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Couldnt go anymore, right? she couldnt go in, so she went up. how about that, huh? her and a chirerrcherry picker, windows of the seniors rooms. god bless her for doing that. thank you for watching. cnn tonight with d lemon, right now. >> we just lost little richard, who did that. one of my favorites. i have a big painting in my home, im sure youve seen. we need some good news. we needed some good news, and someone who is an ameri-can, as you say, because theres so much craziness going on in the...

>> i dont have any run-ins with the law. >> reporter: in april, that changed for comedian and former "saturday night live" star jay pharaoh while he was jogging. >> all of a sudden, i hear, "get on the ground." the cop from the left of me, hes just-- hes coming. hes got his gun out. i dont know whats happening. >> reporter: pharaoh told "cbs this morning" co-host gayle king the los angeles police officer said he matched the description of a suspect. >> the officer comes. he gets on top of me. he...

He had leukaemia. when his condition got worse, his parents raced to hospital. translation: it was around midnight. the hospital said he would need to be tested for covid—i9 before he could be admitted anywhere. another hospital told us there wasnt a childrens doctor on duty, and the quick covid tests they had were only being used for pregnant women. rafas parents drove him to three more hospitals that night, with no success. the next day, they eventually found a hospital that would accept him...

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Rafas parents drove him to three more hospitals that night, with no success. the next day, they eventually found a hospital that would accept him, but he died before doctors could see him. translation: i still believe that, if my son was given prompt treatment, he would still be alive, but he was turned away and tossed from one hospital to another. i could do nothing. rafa is one of tens of thousands of people whose deaths are not officially counted as being caused by coronavirus, but are still ...