Stones and bottles. There were also protests in other european cities. Now on bbc news its time for dateline london. Hello, im shaun ley. Welcome to the programme which brings together leading correspondents in the uk with those who write and broadcast about this country to the folks back home. After a week in which republicans and rioting vied for the headlines in the united states, will President Trump get the law and order Election Campaign hes hoping for . And a resignation in brussels and a sacking in london has the pandemic changed the way those who govern us are held to account . Joining us this week for dateline london are thomas kielinger, of die welt in germany, and the canadianJeffrey Kofman, whos given us audiences an insight into the world beyond. And here in the studio with me isjo coburn, presenter of politics live, which reports the uk political scene, and which returns along with westminsters mps in the coming week. Welcome to all of you, its good to have you with us o
Theyre determined to stop these protests. Thousands of people break lockdown rules to attend an illegal rave in south wales. And Lewis Hamilton wins in belgium hes now just two victories away from Michael Schumachers all time record. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are broadcaster Daisy Mcandrew and the Financial Times whitehall correspondent, sebastian payne. Tomorrows front pages, starting with, the i leads on what it calls a backlash from conservative mps and business groups at reports which we saw on yesterdays front pages that the chancellor rishi sunak is plotting a string of tax rises this autumn. Anger over possible tax increases also makes the front page of the telegraph, which says tory mps and Business Leaders reacted with horror to news of a potential rise in corporation tax. The daily mirror, meanwhile, turns its attention to the reopening of schools later this week. The paper hears from teachers according to
Hello, im jane obrien in washington, Christian Fraser is in london. It is hard to see a way through the latest brexit crisis. At an emergency meeting in london today the eu demanded an explanation. Why is the uk government preparing Domestic Legislation that over rides parts of the Withdrawal Agreement it signed last year . The uk argued that it needs assurances, a safety net, that will guarantee the Northern Ireland Peace Process in the event of no deal. The eu is not persuaded. They are demanding that clauses in the legislation that refer specifically to Northern Ireland be dropped by the end of this month. They are not explicit as to what will happen if they are not dropped. But the implication from chief negotiator Michel Barnier this afternoon was pretty clear. Just one word. Trust and confidence are and will be key. Are they being deliberately provocative . Nothing more. Just one word. Trust and confidence are and will be key. The bbcs rob watson is with us. There wasnt some subt
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