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This is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. two police officers are injured, after yesterdays protest by hundreds of manchester united fans at old trafford. the scenes have been described as "completely unacceptable". when you get fans breaking into stadiums, when you get fans hurting police officers, when you get fans smashing glass to get into the hospitality, then that is not the way to do it. a cross party group of mps urges the uk government to maintain ...

Weve got a good chance, a good chance, of being able to dispense with the one metre plus from 21stjune. but what are the prospects forforeign holidays? the eu says it wants tourists back. also tonight... together in person — the foreign secretary holds talks with his us counterpart, saying they stand shoulder to shoulder against rivals like russia and china. warnings of a sharp rise in hate crime during the pandemic against people with east asian backgrounds.

Saw or heard anything like this. crowd cheers. they were ready to raise the level again after life was limited so much. it was just amazing being around people for once. having to be inside for so long, and coming here and socialising, it is amazing. probably the best night of my life, actually! amazing. i thought it was done well, to be honest. i thought the test before, then showing proof at the door, coming in, ithought it was all safe. but at the end of the day, it was all a good laugh as we...

Its disheartening, because now i want to take it all back. i want to say no, please dont. anna collinson, bbc news. the winner of the bbc young musican of the year 2020 has been revealed. percussionist fung shung wowed thejudges with his performance on the marimba. look at him go! the judges in the competition, which was delayed as a result of the pandemic, said he had deeply moved them with a "kaleiodoscope of colours and expression". fung, who is 17, has been performing around the world since ...

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This time last year. 8,771 more police officers on our streets now than they were when i was elected, including tougher sentences, mr speaker, for serious sexual and violent criminals, which he opposed, mr speaker! were getting on. and by the way, i forgot to mention it, i forgot to mention it. last night, our — our friends in the european union voted to approve our brexit deal, which he — which he opposed! and which enables us notjust to take back control of our borders, mr speaker, but to ...

This is bbc news. the headlines. no more keeping your distance. the one metre covid rule, could end in england, next month. but borisjohnson says infection rates must stay down. weve got a good chance, a good chance of being able to dispense with the one metre plus from the 21st ofjune. together in person, the foreign secretary meets his us counterpart, vowing to work together on everything from china to climate change. a complex, divided history. its exactly 100 years since the birth of norther...

From the conflict which lasted for 30 years, until the late 1990s. there was violence, too, a century ago. sectarian killings across the island of ireland. republicans fought a war with britain. the southern 26 counties became independent. people with a british identity had a majority in the north—east of the island, so six counties stayed in the uk, becoming northern ireland. today is one of a series of anniversaries. its notjust the start of northern ireland as we know it, its the start of t...

To the uk now — and it was one hundred years ago today that legislation paved the way for a devolved parliament to govern what would become northern ireland. the queen says the centenary is an opportunity to reflect on togetherness and diversity, and she s paid tribute to those people today who ve worked for peace. but the anniversary is viewed very differently by unionists and nationalists, as chris page reports. these are the pictures northern ireland wants to be best known for, a place of f...

Saw or heard anything like this. crowd cheers. they were ready to raise the level again after life was limited so much. it was just amazing being around people for once. having to be inside for so long, and coming here and socialising, it is amazing. probably the best night of my life, actually! amazing. i thought it was done well, to be honest. i thought the test before, then showing proof at the door, coming in, ithought it was all safe. but at the end of the day, it was all a good laugh as we...