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In UK, several people are feared dead following a mass stabbing at a Reading park, two hours after a Black Lives Matter protest had taken place in the grounds. At least two victims with stab wounds have been taken to the Royal Berkshire Hospital following the 'serious incident' in Forbury Gardens in Reading's town centre. Thames Valley Police said one person had been arrested at the scene, while the Telegraph reported that three people had died after the 'random' attack. A distressing video posted on social media showed four wounded people lying on grass as police officers gave them CPR. An air ambulance was pictured landing near the scene of the stabbings before it carried the injured victims to hospital.
A woman takes a photo of the base of a Confederate monument after workers removed the obelisk that sat on top of it, in front of the DeKalb County Courthouse, in Decatur, Georgia, June 19, 2020. REUTERS/Elijah Nouvelage
Behind a statue of President Abraham Lincoln, state workers prepare to remove a statue of Confederate President Jefferson Davis from the rotunda of the Capitol Building in Frankfort , Kentucky, June 12. REUTERS/Bryan Woolston
Sinil Ralph, 17, (L), and Larwuson Mulbah, 18, pose for graduation photos at the base of a monument of Confederate general Robert E. Lee after Virginia Governor Ralph Northam ordered its removal, in Richmond, Virginia, June 10. REUTERS/Julia Rendleman
The toppled Richmond Howitzers Monument, erected in 1892 to commemorate a Confederate artillery unit, lies on the ground after protesters against racial inequality pulled it down overnight in Richmond, Virginia, June 17. REUTERS/Jay Paul
Protesters rally against racial inequality around the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, with the colors of the Pride flag projected on it, in Richmond, Virginia, June 12. REUTERS/Jay Paul
Smoke rises from buildings during the race massacre in Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1921. Tulsa was the site of one of the countryโ€™s bloodiest outbreaks of racist violence in 1921, when white mobs attacked Black citizens and businesses with guns and explosives dropped from airplanes. Alvin C. Krupnick Co./NAACP Records/Library of Congress #history
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Gas explosion in Kiev, Ukraine. Several killed and many wounded, according to reports.