Black Lives Matter activists and their supporters are using things like the death of Breonna Taylor as a 'trojan horse ... to exploit racial tensions' in the United States and tear the system down, according to Sky News host Paul Murray.
11min
Black Lives Matter activists and their supporters are using things like the death of Breonna Taylor as a "trojan horse ... to exploit racial tensions" in the United States and tear the system down, according to Sky News host Paul Murray. Ms Taylor was shot dead by police in Louisville, Kentucky during March when they burst into her apartment using no-knock arrest warrants during a drug raid.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Former US police officer indicted over shooting death of Breonna TaylorA grand jury indicts former officer on criminal charges, six months after Breonna Taylor was fatally shot by police in her Kentucky apartment.
Read more »
Two police officers have been shot amid Louisville protests over Breonna Taylor rulingTwo Louisville officers have been shot during protests, police said, after demonstrations erupted in the US city when charges were filed against only one policeman involved in the fatal shooting of black woman Breonna Taylor.
Read more »
No criminal charges have been laid over the death of Breonna Taylor. Here's what has happenedThe former Louisville police officer indicted in relation to the Breonna Taylor shooting has been charged with wantonly endangering the lives of Breonna Taylor's neighbours, but not Breonna Taylor herself.
Read more »
No criminal charges have been laid over the death of Breonna Taylor. Here's what has happenedThe former Louisville police officer indicted in relation to the Breonna Taylor shooting has been charged with wantonly endangering the lives of Breonna Taylor's neighbours, but not Breonna Taylor herself.
Read more »
Former US police officer indicted over shooting death of Breonna TaylorA grand jury indicts former officer on criminal charges, six months after Breonna Taylor was fatally shot by police in her Kentucky apartment.
Read more »
Berejilklian's call for open borders: 'a little bit of sanity' | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Paul Murray says “a little bit of sanity' is returning to political leadership.\n\nThis comes regarding NSW Premier Galdys Berijiklian’s comments on the need for Australia to open its state borders and learn to live with the virus. \n\n“A little ray of sunshine has actually broken through in our political leadership,” Mr Murray said. \n\n“The premier is saying what we’ve said for months: you’ve got to live with this thing, not hide in a hole until someone in a lab can come up with a cure.\n\n“Hallelujah. \n\n“Sanity from the most popular state in the country.”\n
Read more »