shaun: thanks.is business five years ago from scratch, and i think the narrative at that point was all the good deleveraging opportunities were the larger companies doing the same that have sort of come and gone. when we look at how we built this business over the five years, we have seen over 500 opportunities for the assets we've got, and i would say that other than early on, for two weeks where we weren't active on transactions, deplatform has been really robust and busy. when you step back as a new entrant at the top 10 precious metals deals, we've been the top three, including the largest which is $550 million in australia. we've not struggled for deal flow. if you look at the conventional financing into the mining sector, we felt the opportunity set was really to increase the financing, and i think that thesis is intact. so we are seeing a lot of good opportunity. alix: does it say anything about how the capital markets or equity markets feel about precious metal mining companies? this is not

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i'm shaun ley.aders attending the g7 summit. among other senior royals attending the event — prince charles, who spoke to the leaders about his work on climate change. earlier, g7 leaders held talks on the global recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. they are expected to make a pledge to give one billion vaccine doses to poorer countries. a teenage girl who filmed the murder of george floyd has been awarded a special citation in this year's pulitzer prizes. she was recognised for highlighting the role ordinary people have to play in journalists' quest for truth. and italy have beaten turkey in the opening game of euro 2020, winning 3—nil in rome. the football tournament was postponed last year because of the pandemic.

shaun: you are exactly right. a historic election because we are using ranked toys voting for the first time. that means you have to be able to get more than 50% of new yorkers supporting you all across the city. what it means, and we have seen this in other places, that rather than the kind of political attacks we have seen, the mudslinging from the other candidates going into the final debate tonight, what new yorkers want at this moment is somebody that instead of politics is talking about plans. that -- the thing i think separates me in this election is i break real change from the status quo of the last eight years. i also bring deep experience in moments of crisis that have hit our city. 911. sandy. the great recession. all of those i helped to rebuild new york from. you talk about the excitement of reopening. it is as if we have just been hit by the hurricane. now the hard work begins. we still have more than 500,000 new yorkers out of work and we need a mayor that can lead the city forward and have the exp

this is bbc news. lam shaun i am shaun ley. the latest headlines: ajudge in minneapolis has sentenced the former us police officer derek chauvin to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder of george floyd. presidentjoe biden said the sentence seemed appropriate. emergency services continue to search for survivors after working through the night, following a building collapse in miami. at least four people have been confirmed dead. more than 150 are missing. president biden has been meeting afghan president ashraf ghani to discuss us troop withdrawal and the surge in fighting between afghan forces and the taliban across the country. president biden said that afghans need to decide afghanistan's future. police in germany say three people have been killed by a man with a knife in the central city of wuerzburg. authorities say the attacker — a somali man — had recently spent time in a psychiatric institution. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, benedicte paviot, france 2

so some of the players shaun, shaun guns that even the gatti, sons, or yes, borderline if i'm on a few 240000 fans in the stadium, in the only country in europe, where currently the incident is above average. that doesn't make things safer for us on the cell. it's nick, nick younger felicia on this is the bar from optimal. when you look at the big picture, just because i'm busied, you weight has been determined for as many fans as possible to attend matches at disuse, european championship, the show as always, must go on and the so does go on as we can see in the background that charlotte chance, phil, who's standing by when the stadium, the holy turf, wembley, how big of a deal solid is this match denied for the british fans for the english fan. okay. has the england friends that really is no greater rivalry than england. bus is germany. this is something that has been going on for decades, and i have to say, anticipation is really building here. now. what, when believe fans already gathered at the stadium? i'm not sure he can hear them, but just in the distance there are a lot of cha

dateline london, with shaun ley. hello. i'm shaun ley.me to the programme which brings together columnists from leading journals, bbc specialists and the reporters who write, broadcast and blog for folks back home from the dateline: london. this week — biden's back and bibi's out. what changes will follow from a united states administration re—engaged on the world stage and an israel led by its first new prime minister in more than a decade? to discuss that and more, i'm joined byjeffrey kofman, who hails from canada and anchored programmes there and in the united states. he's also served as a foreign correspondent in war and peace. russian—born arkady ostrvosky reports on the country of his birth, as well as eastern europe, for the economist. the bbc�*s chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, also canadian by birth, is with me here. canadian by birth and nationality. we are glad to have you here. thank you for being with us. pasties in cornwall, pate in brussels, petite arvine by the glass on lake geneva. us presidentjoe biden ha

the difference was finishing their chances, shaun.y did not have many. much of the game was deadlocked in midfield, but germany had some excellent chances either side of half—time, where the striker team of werner had a chance, kai havertz had a chance. but they didn't convert. they hit them at the goalkeeper. when england had their crucial chances, right at the crucial point, the last 15 minutes of the game, they converted. and raheem sterling, who's had a lot of criticism for not playing as well as people know he can, dispatched his third goal. and harry kane, who has also had a lot of criticism for not scoring at all, scored the second goal. and so i think the cutting edge was the difference. right, how will that cutting edge be deployed now with a team like ukraine between england and a place in the final? well, i think that out of ukraine and sweden, ukraine would have been england's preferred opposition. and they suffered so many injuries in extra time. one of their substitutes came on and then had to go off, with a potential bu

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one of the officers derick, shaun pressed his knee against floyd's neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. flight said multiple times, he could not breathe. he was taken to hospital, but he was pronounced dead about an hour later. slides, death spark process across the united states and lead to a global i would cry about racism and police brutality. john hansen has more from outside the court in minneapolis. this is a city that, of course, went up in flames after this incident happened in may of 2020 and security. here has been an issue, but you can see that they've taken down the security that we were accustomed to during the trial here where there were fences all around the national guard was here. there doesn't seem to be that kind of concern right now. but the entire city is watching this trial as, as much of the united states, derek children faces a maximum of 40 years in prison. among the things the judge will consider is whether that offended feels a sense of remorse, whether he's taken responsibility for his actions, and in the trial, he did not do so at all. today. there is the op

iam shaun i am shaun ley.arents by chinese officials. voting has been taking place in ethiopia's general election. president abiy told the bbc there was no hunger in the war—torn tigray province, but admitted there were problems and said the government was capable of fixing them. the un's expert on truth and justice has called on the vatican to do more to protect children from sexual exploitation in institutions run by the roman catholic church. fabian salvioli said there was systematic obstruction tojustice in many countries. the us, the uk, the european union and canada have imposed joint sanctions on belarus, after it forced a commercial flight carrying a dissident to land in minsk last month. individuals and some industries will be affected.

this is bbc news with me, shaun ley.d to solve post—brexit trade problems in northern ireland, following his first face—to—face meeting with president biden. the two met in cornwall on the eve of the g7 summit. they also agreed a new "atla ntic charter" to work together on global challenges. britain and the us have announced plans to deliver coronavirus vaccines to some of the world's poorest countries. president biden confirmed the us is buying half a billion doses of the pfizer vaccine to donate, while the uk said it would donate 1000 million doses. for football fans across the world, the long wait for euro 2020 is finally over. after being postponed last year because of the pandemic, the 2a—team tournament is set to kick off. the opening match will see italy take on turkey in rome.

now on bbc news: dateline london with shaun ley. hello, i'm shaun ley.ite, broadcast and blog for audiences from the dateline london. this weekend the united states declares its return to global leadership at the g7 summit by revising the atlantic charter it signed in 1941. but on vaccinating the globe, taxing multinationals, peace in northern ireland, treating with china and climate change, is the world of 2021 willing to be led? joining me to discuss all that and more, henry chu, who has run los angeles times bureau in beijing, delhi and rio. he is now the paper's deputy news editor. the irish journalist brian 0'connell was london editor for ireland's public service broadcaster rte

i'm shaun ley. our top story: joe biden begins the first foreign trip of his presidency. arriving in the uk, he spoke of his ambition to restore america as a major diplomatic force. the united states is backed in democracies of the world are standing together the toughest challenges. —— is back. the eu says its patience is "wearing very thin" with the uk , in talks aimed at avoiding a trade war — over border checks with northern ireland. a row between the sussexes and a buckingham palace source over the naming of their new baby daughter, now a warning from harry and meghan�*s lawyers. maybe we are powerless that and grab the popcorn and settle in, new york is hosting the tribeca film festival, with a blockbuster roll—out of the much—anticipated film �*in the heights�*. hello and welcome. president biden is in the uk tonight — starting his first overseas trip with a strong message in support of democracy and international alliances. he will attend a summit of world leaders in the coastal area of corn

lam shaun i am shaun ley. the headlines this hour: the bbc has uncovered new claims that children from china's uyghur minority have been separated from their parents by chinese officials. voting has been taking place in ethiopia's general election. president abiy told the bbc there was no hunger in the war—torn tigray province, but admitted there were problems and said the government was capable of fixing them. the un's expert on truth and justice has called on the vatican to do more to protect children from sexual exploitation in institutions run by the roman catholic church. fabian salvioli said there was systematic obstruction tojustice in many countries. the us, the uk, the european union and canada have imposed joint sanctions on belarus, after it forced a commercial flight carrying a dissident to land in minsk last month. individuals and some industries will be affected. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are author and journalist shyama perera an

iam shaun i am shaun ley.e murder of george floyd. presidentjoe biden said the sentence seemed appropriate. emergency services continue to search for survivors after working through the night, following a building collapse in miami. at least four people have been confirmed dead. more than 150 are missing. president biden has been meeting afghan president ashraf ghani to discuss us troop withdrawal and the surge in fighting between afghan forces and the taliban across the country. president biden said that afghans need to decide afghanistan's future. police in germany say three people have been killed by a man with a knife in the central city of wuerzburg. authorities say the attacker — a somali man — had recently spent time in a psychiatric institution.

hello, i'm shaun ley. welcome to the programme which brings together leading british journalists, bbc specialists and foreign correspondents who write, broadcast and blog for audiences from the dateline london. this weekend, the united states declares its return to global leadership at the g7 summit by revising the atlantic charter it signed in 19m. but on vaccinating the globe, taxing multinationals, peace in northern ireland, treating with china and climate change, is the world of 2021 willing to be led? joining me to discuss all that and more, henry chu, who has run los angeles times�* bureaux in beijing, delhi and rio. he is now the paper's deputy news editor. the irish journalist brian o'connell was london editor for ireland's public service broadcaster rte. and here with me in the studio is celia hatton, the bbc�*s pacific asia editor. a warm welcome to all of you. thanks for being with us and thank you as well for being with us at home. now, 80 years ago in what is now canada's atlantic coast, in th

dateline london with shaun ley. hello. i'm shaun ley.from the dateline: london. this week — biden's back and bibi's out. what changes will follow from a united states administration re—engaged on the world stage and an israel led by its first new prime minister in more than a decade? to discuss that and more, i'm joined byjeffrey kofman, who hails from canada and anchored programmes there and in the united states. he's also served as a foreign correspondent in war and peace. russian—born arkady 0strvosky reports on the country of his birth, as well as eastern europe, for the economist. the bbc�*s chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, also canadian by birth, is with me here. iam i am still canadian. still canadian. ..by birth and nationality. we are glad to have you here. thank you for being with us. pasties in cornwall, pate in brussels, petite arvine by the glass on lake geneva. us presidentjoe biden has had a busy week, encompassing multi—national diplomacy with g7 and nato and a bi—lateral with vladimir putin. more than once

this is bbc news with me, shaun ley.rs in cornwall, where the agenda will include covid recovery, climate change and trade. the eu has said its relationship with the uk is at a "crossroads" after talks aimed at resolving the row about post—brexit trade rules in northern ireland ended without agreement. a buckingham palace source has told the bbc that the queen was "never asked" for permission by prince harry and meghan to name their daughter lilibet, which was the queen's childhood nickname. earlier, the law firm schillings, which acts for the couple, wrote to some news organisations saying that claim is false and defamatory. those of the headlines on bbc news. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

six, including shaun parkes, best actor for the mangrove episode.the pressure on as well, i don't really know why, it makes me more nervous. now, if you say you're nervous, that suggests to me that you do care about whether you win or not. well, of course, because there's this build—up, right? there's everyone around you wishing you well. but that said, fortunately, the show is there to watch, as in, we did that. you know, that's the most important thing. and that's what i have to tell myself when i get a little bit too nervous about what's going to happen at the weekend! your majesty. these baftas are rewarding the best tv of 2020, the year of lockdown when people binge watched like never before. that's reflected here, with four nominations for the crown... two women running the shop. that's the last thing this country needs. i how'd you smash your phone? and four for i may destroy you, michaela coel�*s female revenge drama. how are you doing? great, as long as i'm around people. while bbc three's word—of—mouth hit normal people is up for three, wi

. —— i am a shaun ley.p towns came from some hippies after the publication of images showing him embracing his aid. —— from mps. matt hancock informed the prime minister he was resigning in a letter singular people down and made a public announcement on his social media feed. our political correspondent ben wright give us the full story earlier. a former lobbyist adviser to the health secretary a long—term friend. yesterday he came this image of them kissing and matt hancock's office, breaking as he admitted the governments own covid—i9 guidance in pledging his own career in the crisis. this evening, he quit. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in this country has made, that you have made, and those of us who make of these rules have got to stick by them and that is why i've got to resign. matt got to stick by them and that is why i've got to resign.— i've got to resign. matt hancock ho -e to i've got to resign. matt hancock hepe to write — i've got to resign. matt hancock hope to write out

shaun donovan: i condemn those words and i want to be clear. at this moment, we need a dip -- a police department that is focused on two things. reducing violence and guns in our city, and making sure that we have respect for every single new yorker especially in our black and brown communities. to reduce gun violence and degraded safety, we need to make sure that our police are focused on doing exactly that. we also need to make sure that we are investing in the solutions in our communities that bring -- that break the cycle of mental health and violence that we are seeing on our streets and subways. i created a program to help folks coming out of rockers -- out of rikers. the vast majority were stably housed and getting back to work and had not re-offended. it has been replicated in over 30 cities around the country. that is the kind of work i would do as mayor. >> would you continue to participate in similar protests? >> i was clear. i condemn any kind of hatred. >> ok. candidates. we've got to move on with a quick lightning round. a show of

i'm shaun ley. the headlines: sajid javid says he recognises the "huge responsibility" facing him as he takes over as health secretary, following matt hancock's resignation. the labour leader says there are huge questions still to answer in the aftermath of mr hancock's resignation. a painful search through the rubble in florida — four more bodies are found in the ruins of the collapsed building in miami. an urgent investigation as classified ministry of defence documents — containing details about the british military — are found behind a bus stop in kent. police say they are searching for a spectator that called a large multi—rider or pilot during the first stage of the tour de france on saturday. —— large multi—rider pilot. now on bbc news, click. hey, welcome to click and welcome to my new office. it's a bit small but it does have one advantage, and that's that it can be absolutely anywhere. hiya, fancy seeing you here. hello, nice pod. are you avoiding me in there? as we start to talk about the

so some of the players, shaun, shaun guns that even the galleys enzo again, and borderline. if i'm on us 224-0000 fans in the stadium in the only country in europe where currently the incident is right is above average. that doesn't make things safer for us on the cell. it's nick nick longer, fairly shot on this officially from optimal. when you look at the big picture, just because i'm busied us has been determined for as many fans as possible to attend matches at disuse. european championship the show as always, must go on and i'm joined by the w one in charlotte shells until at wembley stadium in london. and here the city where the w sports reporter expect. but we go to london 1st. charlotte, how big of a deal is this match for the english fans? god in the hearts and minds of english friends that isn't a much bigger rivalry than this is i'm sure you can imagine it's on the for this game is on the front page of many of the newspapers here. i've just got one of them in front of me a night made for heroes. it declares showing some of the england players and those who follow

i'm shaun ley — the other main stories this hour...ales begin their euro 2020 campaign against switzerland as england fans also gear up for their team's chances in their opening game tomorrow. and the man leading a team which trialled covid treatments in the early stages of the pandemic, is among those to be recognised in the queen's birthday honours. today is the second day of the g7 summit — let'sjoin ben brown, who is in cornwall. i'm here at tregenna castle — the resort in st ives, cornwall in the south west of england which is hosting world leaders for the g7 summit. the sun has come out — so a fine blue sky and blue sea for the leaders to look out on as they continue their talks. today, they're agreeing a new plan to deal with future pandemics within the first 100 days of an outbreak. called the "carbis bay declaration", it promises measures aimed at slashing the time taken to develop and license vaccines and for any new disease, as well a global pandemic radar to track new viruses. here in england, it was expected that remaining

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley.tt hancock has resigned — after pictures emerged of him kissing an aide in his office — in breach of covid guidelines. in his resignation letter — matt hancock says he �*owes it to people who have sacrificed so much in this pandemic to be honest when we have let them down". i understand the enormous sacrifices that everyone in this country has made. that you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that is why i have got to resign. to stick by them and that is why i have got to resign. and, the euros dream is overfor wales — as they lost 2—0 to denmark in amsterdam.

i'm shaun ley.night's big euros football match against england at wembley. england fans have begun to arrive in good spirits outside the stadium too, with both sides hopeful their teams will win. 2—1 scotland — mctominay, 90th—minute winner, break the english hearts. that's how it's going to end. we will win, so i'm confident either way. i hope so! we can't not, we can't not win. a shock by—election win for the liberal democrats in chesham and amersham, taking a seat that for almost half a century was tory blue. the lib dem leader says this is the beginning of the end, of the conservatives' southern "blue wall".

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while tonight, england played their first game under new head coach shaun wane, who was appointed at. england's women, though, are also preparing for the world cup. they ran in 11 tries — including this one by hollie dodd — in a 60—0 victory over wales, who were competing in their first international test. and there was one game in super league tonight, with fifth—placed hull fc coming from 10—0 down at half—time to beat huddersfield 17—10. wimbledon begins on monday, but simona halep will not be there to defend her 2019 title due to a calf injury. the 29—year—old had been at the all england club this week, raising hopes she'd be fit. but she was unable to recover from the injury she sustained earlier this year, which also forced her to miss the french open. the draw for wimbledon took place earlier, and there are some exciting matches to look forward to, including the return of andy murray. he'll face the 24th seed nikoloz basilashvili in the first round. murray, who was beaten by italy's matteo berretinni in the second round at the queen's club last week, will play his first single

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley, the headlines at 7pm.issing a colleague, breaking covid guidelines. he says he's sorry after the images showed him with gina coladangelo. mr hancock still has the support of the prime minister, but labour says he should be sacked. unfortunately this saga does seem yet again to indicate that there is one rule for the conservatives and another rule for everybody else. find another rule for everybody else. and some of his — another rule for everybody else. and some of his own constituents appear to agree. l’m some of his own constituents appear to auree. �* ., , ~ some of his own constituents appear toauree. �* ., , ., , , to agree. i'm not shocked, honestly. i think he's — to agree. i'm not shocked, honestly. i think he's been _ to agree. i'm not shocked, honestly. i think he's been really _ to agree. i'm not shocked, honestly. i think he's been really dishonest - i think he's been really dishonest throughout the whole of the pandemic. throughout the whole of the pandemic-— throughout the whole of the andemic

this is bbc news i'm shaun ley — the headlines at 8pm.cretary. he is replacing matt hancock. in his resignation letter to the prime minister, matt hancock says he owes it to people who have sacrificed so much in this pandemic to be honest when we have let them down. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everyone in this country has made. that you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that is why i have got to resign. he should have gone yesterday, that would _ he should have gone yesterday, that would have been far better. instead, downing _ would have been far better. instead, downing street said they

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plus, he is a talented filmmaker you know from "shaun of the dead" and "hot fuzz. wright is with us. but before we get to all that, president biden is back from his summit with russian president vladimir putin, and now the very same people who approved of donald trump's friendly attitude toward putin are claiming biden wasn't tough enough. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: president biden has returned from his first overseas trip, which, once again, showed the stark contrast between his presidency and that of trump even putin himself was willing constructive and i once again understood that president biden is an experienced statesman. he is very different from president trump. >> seth: i mean, to be fair, everybody is putin's like a kid describing his mom's new boyfriend. "yeah, she dumped sammy 'cuz he got fired from guitar center for eating slim jims on the job and spending all day playing the solo from 'in the air tonight' on the drum kit. and now she's going out with keith. he's a dentist who collects stamps he's very different! the ot

i'm shaun ley.tball match against england at wembley. lucky ticket—holders have started arriving at wembley in good spirits too, both sides optimistic. a shock by—election win for the liberal democrats in chesham and amersham, taking a seat that for almost half a century was tory blue. the lib dem leader says this is the beginning of the end of the conservatives' southern "blue wall". new data suggests one dose of the pfizer or astrazeneca vaccine cuts the risk of hospitalisation by around 75%.

i'm shaun ley.: sajid javid says he recognises the huge responsibility facing him as he takes over as health secretary after man hancock —— mike matt hancock resigned. search going on through the rubble in florida for a fourth day. more bodies were found on sunday near the ruins of the collapsed building. here, an urgent investigation, as classified documents about the british military are found at a bus stop in kent. the bt satellite operator signed a memo of understanding to explain ways the microphone —— might provide broadband for remote areas of the uk. and the czech republic unexpectedly knock the netherlands out of the euros, winning 2—0. they will face denmark in the quarterfinals in baku. now on bbc news, lucy hedges presents a look back at some of the travel show�*s most tuneful musical adventure, including rajan�*s performance at new orleans' french quarter festival. coming up on this week's show: rajan�*s washboard recital in new orleans. christa's underwater coliseum in denmark. and a b

i'm shaun ley. our top story: joe biden begins the first foreign trip of his presidency.ding together the toughest challenges. —— is back. the eu says its patience is "wearing very thin" with the uk , in talks aimed at avoiding a trade war — over border checks with northern ireland. a row between the sussexes and a buckingham palace source over the naming of their new baby daughter, now a warning from harry and meghan's lawyers.

shaun team usa steph curry has decided not to be a part of the team. we knew that. it is official now draymond will be former warrior great kevin duran number those 2 and oakland native damian lillard is one of the premier players on the roster, the olympics start on july 23rd meanwhile, as simone biles, she has secured a for spot on the u.s. gymnastics team. the. >> reigning olympic champ is going to headline the team after locking in her spot at the olympic trials last night. she finished 2 points ahead of a teammate sunisa lee, both young women. one automatic spots on the team and they'll be joining jordan chiles. i'm micaela skinner. grace mccollum and jade carey. next stop is tokyo. >> ready to get out and travel again. we have some a new web sites. it might be able to make your life a little easier where to plan your >> you know, so many travel plans were put on hold over the past year and a half after. and that's making this summer are real popular time to travel folks are getting out there in today's tech, smart rich tomorrow shows us the apps that might mak

hello, you're watching bbc news and i'm shaun ley. first, the headlines. matt hancock quits after revelations of him kissing and embracing a colleague in breach of covert guidelines. he led the government's response to the start. he says he has let people down. the former chancellor was appointed as his successor. rescuers are teaching for survivors, it's a merge... and wales�*s euro 2023 ended when they were beaded 4—0 by denmark. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the evening standard columnist and times radio presenter ayesha hazarika and the conservative commentator tim montgomerie. a warm welcome to both of them. let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages. almost only one story. as you can expect, the news of matt hancock's resignation as health secretary dominates most of tomorrow's front pages. the observer leads with the headline "hancock quits after a day of humiliation." the sun on sunday carries a photo of matt hancock and his aide, gina coladangelo. she's also resigned. mr hancock h

in the case of a derick, shaun who is being sentenced the killing all from ga floyd electricity and everyone keep their mouth fun unless they're speaking. alas, for people who are speaking to come up to the electron and use the microphones, please to remove your mask. so that we can hear you clearly and also to maintain the distances that we have set out in the core with that will proceed 1st with the state. mr. blackwell, you may proceed with the victim input data we have for victim impact statements. we will start with the 7 year old daughter of a joy floyd giana floyd, who will present hers by video me . what do you miss most about your daddy bra survive? all they say. busy yeah, well and when you ask about him, what are you asking about? wow, that's how my day is. do you wish that he was still here with us? well, run through his spirit. yes. yes. and when you see your daddy again one day, what do you want to do when you see him? oh, what kind of games do you want to play with them? i don't know why we have known and play and a green. yeah. would have been a mess racing night before we we

this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines: us presidentjoe biden has arrived in the uk, on his first trip abroad since taking office. he's due to attend the g7 summit of world leaders in cornwall, where the agenda will include covid recovery, climate change and trade. the eu has said its relationship with the uk is at a "crossroads" after talks aimed at resolving the row about post—brexit trade rules in northern ireland ended without agreement. a buckingham palace source has told the bbc that the queen was "never asked" for permission by prince harry and meghan to name their daughter lilibet, which was the queen's childhood nickname. earlier, the law firm schillings, which acts for the couple, wrote to some news organisations saying that claim is false and defamatory. those of the headlines on bbc news. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in some countries, attitudes towards homosexuality have moved from prejudice and persecution to acceptance and legal protections. but very few n

wow, you go back now guys like linda, shaun p. king. my we really didn't want cold. kibbler, no rooms were damaged, but windows of several cars in to door street were blown out and some passes by were injured. most of the journalists were out an assignment, so there were no casualties amongst them that day. the caravel was not a safe haven. in the sense that there was no protective, and hiram at around the door and no security people were no bunkers in front of that. it was just open. it was an open hotel just for civilian hotel. no place in saigon was said through the war escalated and by 1965. there were around 200000 american soldiers in the region. when the 1st marines landed in south vietnam, they were accompanied by more news cruise. this 967 photograph of the a b c. news crew in the care of our rooftop restaurant has become an icon of vietnam's use coverage. caravel hotel was built with bulletproof glass. it also had a backup generator for those days. there were many blackouts of electricity's. it was also the only building in th

my colleague shaun ley spoke to the conservative mp andrew bridgen.epartment of health and for the government —— i think he has done the right thing for the country two every cabinet minister needs to have the confidence of the public, notjust the prime minister, in particular secretary of state for health during a pandemic, and what has been clear over the last 24 hours is that for a minority or even majority of the public, they no longer have confidence in matt hancock. it wasn't the affair, it was the apparent hypocrisy of being someone who made the rules and broke their own rules. that made his position untenable at any time and particularly during a pandemic which has still got some weeks until we get to freedom day.— has still got some weeks until we get to freedom day. should the prime minister have — get to freedom day. should the prime minister have realised _ get to freedom day. should the prime minister have realised that _ get to freedom day. should the prime minister have realised that 24 - minister have realised that 24 school? i ministe

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at two...dow the g7 summit in cornwall after emmanuel macron is accused of suggesting that northern ireland is not part of the uk. it is offensive. again, we wouldn't dream of talking about the northern region of italy, the german lander or other provinces. particularly ones where there are these nationalist pressures. we wouldn't dream of talking about those areas in those terms. today, the leaders focus on climate change — borisjohnson will give a news conference shortly, stay with us for that. i'm annita mcveigh, live at windsor — where president biden

i'm shaun thomas. glad to have you with us. a european media investigation has revealed to denmark, helped america's national security agency to spy on you. politicians, including german chancellor, uncle merkel our correspondent, but i gotta talk through the implications earlier. it was 8 years ago that edward snowden blew the lid on america's last surveillance program. global global spying on essentially, everyone at the time. only the most craziest conspiracy theorists would have believed the ship breath, the scope of the spine program. they were really targeting everyone, american citizens billions around the world, politicians, including those in allied nations and nathan, partner nations with through denmark that they targeted sweden, norway, as well as france, germany, angular muggles. food was bogged by the n. s a by american intelligence. and what we have learned now is that danish intelligence was completed in all of this. they weren't knowing cogs in this vos surveillance machine. they helped american intelligence ga

and we am a whole party now in power who is entirely built on the fraud shaun's, money printing. and the danger is if they take even more control and they have now and then as a straight shot to venezuela status. yeah. in fact at this conference there, there's a big dumpster all of.