Tear gas
It's time to ban the use of a weapon linked to miscarriage and menstrual disruption.
Labour says ministers "dragging their feet" over key committee – despite concerns UK anti-riot gear is being used against US protesters.
Minutes after telling reporters he would deploy the military if state officials could not contain protests against police brutality across the nation, Donald Trump walked across the street from the White House to St John’s Episcopal Church. Bishops across the US condemned the president for using the Bible as a “photo op” for “partisan political purposes” after threatening military action against George Floyd protestors. A crowd of peaceful protestors outside the White House gates were dispersed with tear gas, flash grenades and rubber bullets to make way for him.
"Please, please, please, I can’t breathe. Please, man."
Police in Hong Kong have used tear gas and rubber bullets against protesters as demonstrations against an extradition law turned violent. Despite the Legislative Council announcing that it would delay the second debate on the bill until further notice, protesters have vowed to continue their demonstrations until the bill is completely scrapped. The law would see suspected criminals in Hong Kong be sent to mainland China for trial.
Riot police fired tear gas at demonstrators when they attempted to leave their pre-approved route.