George Floyd administration is told "pandemic of bigotry" prompted his demise

An enthusiastic dedication administration has been held in the US city of Minneapolis, to recollect the life of George Floyd, the 46-year-old dark man, who's demise while in the care of four white cops has started long periods of fights over the US, and around the globe.

An attorney for Mr Floyd's family, said his demise was the aftereffect of a "pandemic of prejudice and segregation."

It comes as three of the previous Minneapolis cops, accused of supporting and abetting murder, showed up in court just because, not a long way from where the commemoration administration was occurring.

Clive Myrie presents BBC News at Ten revealing from Barbara Plett Usher in Minneapolis.