This is the end of a momentous week of street protests that have swept across America, writes Washington Correspondent Robert Moore.

The week that changed America: Voices from the frontline

At the memorial to Abraham Lincoln - the very president who emancipated America's slaves - protesters gathered demanding racial justice. 

The US military deploys across Washington in display of power over protesters

There were times overnight when the US capital city descended into chaos amid Black Lives Matter protests sparked by George Floyd death.

Weeks ago she was saying privately that she could no longer peddle what she's called the “half truths” of the government’s Brexit position.

The Russian military insists that the 9M729 land-based cruise missile conforms to the limits of the INF treaty.

Nick Sandmann has identified himself as the youth seen in a widely-circulated video.

Donald Trump has demanded 5.7 billion dollars for a border wall.

The mother of a woman killed during last summer’s protest said “there’s so much healing to do”.

Thousands of flights have been cancelled as the US is hit by a "life threatening" blizzard. 

The three children, aged two, four and six, told police their parents would give them "feel-good medicine" or "sleeping juice". 

A freight train carrying hazardous material has derailed near a busy metro station, spilling chemicals onto the tracks.

The White House plans to send 50 special forces soldiers into northern Syria, but insists it is only an 'advisory' mission.

A police officer in the US broke up a crowd in an unorthodox manner, by challenging a schoolgirl to a dance off.

Dramatic video shows passengers on the Washington DC subway system coughing as smoke fills the train. One woman died in the incident.

A thirteen-year-old boy in America steered a bus to safety after the driver took a heart attack whilst driving. 