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The city of Minneapolis has fired four police officers involved in the death of George Floyd, a black man who complained that he couldn't breathe as they restrained him over the weekend.
Video of the incident has stirred fresh anger in the US over the treatment of minority suspects by white officers.
Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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Ghana is working to return its stranded citizens abroad back home. It follows calls by many Ghanaians who could not travel after international flights were grounded due to the coronavirus pandemic. Already, more than 200 Ghanaians have returned from the Gulf State, Kuwait.
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Russia's postponed Victory Day parade will go ahead in June, despite the coronavirus outbreak. The military parade to mark 75 years since the end of the Second World War was originally planned for May 9th. Lucy Taylor reports.
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A UK government minister has been the first to resign over Dominic Cummings's controversial trip to County Durham during the coronavirus lockdown.
Douglas Ross, the Under Secretary of State for Scotland, says Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Chief Adviser did not interpret government guidance in the same way as "the vast majority of people."
From London, Benji Hyer reports.
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The French president will set out his government's plan to support the automotive sector after meeting car industry representatives in Paris on Tuesday.
It comes after the EU approved a $5.5bn loan for Renault which has been struggling with the fallout from the pandemic.
Ross Cullen reports.