Turkey coup boris demands restraint government rounds 6000 people failed takeover

It seems like you're referring to a recent news article about a coup attempt in Turkey. Here's a summary of the event:

On July 15, 2016, a military coup attempt was launched in Turkey, with a group of rogue soldiers attempting to overthrow the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The coup plotters, who were largely from the Turkish military, seized key locations in Istanbul and Ankara, including the Bosphorus Bridge and the parliament building.

However, the coup attempt ultimately failed, with the government and its supporters managing to regain control. According to reports, around 6,000 people were rounded up by the authorities, with many of them being arrested and detained.

In the aftermath of the failed coup, President Erdogan and his government have been cracking down on suspected coup plotters, with many high-ranking military officials being arrested or fired. The government has also imposed a state of emergency, which has given it broad powers to detain and arrest individuals suspected of being involved in the coup.

Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom, has called for restraint and calm in the aftermath of the coup attempt, urging all parties to work together to resolve the crisis peacefully.