Video matrix 06/06/2014: D-Day service, Brazil protests, Tokyo toy tours, ballet and a goat
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1. Pegasus Bridge D-Day service
In the early hours of 6 June, 1944, the Glider Pilot Regiment captured Pegasus Bridge in Normandy at the start of D-Day: this commemorative service at the scene marks the 70th anniversary
2. Thousands protest at World Cup opening stadium
Less than a week before the football tournament kicks off, demonstrators at the Arena de Sao Paulo call on the Brazilian Government to provide more low-income housing
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