it committee, sarah champion. doesn't committee, sarah champion. it doesn't show respect for the housely about that target or the cuts or livelihoods that are already being affected by reduced spending, it is about exerting pressure on government backbenchers who have been brave enough to collar with the government is doing. basically, back this or you will be blamed when taxes rise or spending falls, things that will likely happen because of the pandemic anyway. today is yet another example of this government because my complete lack of regard for parliamentary scrutiny and they have form. there is a pattern that this —— of this government withholding information to the last minute and then only making the most basic details available. let's be clear, the government hasn't brought forward a substantive motion for this debate. the motion they have tabled is made in neutral terms and advice that was intended to allow the house to debate an issue without coming to a view. they claimed this debate is binding. it is not our procedures to make a binding, it is there a political choice. this

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sarah kelly. welcome to the program. italy had been crowned european champions at wembley stadium in london after beating england on penalties. it was a heartbreaking and for the english who missed the re penalties and loss despite their home ground advantage. but for italy, fans back home. it was time to celebrate after a nail biting finish the final, which was just the start of the party in italy. oh, another glorious night on the world football stage, fans of the sooty painted cities rayed across the country. ah, moved by their team writing another hot stopping chapter into the country, sporting folk, lo thy jammed into cars on top of students that soon club city streets and on pretty much what else they could possibly get the key to yeah, italian football fans were paying loud and joyful homage to a new set of heroes mounted on english soil. 19 o nearby the hallowed turf of wimbley, one italian fan was dressed to deliver the highest of honors. he'd be the only want to know ring came, hold the water. god. oh! as for england, fans, they dressed down to fit the mood of what was to be yet another

the golf competition, and the masters champion, hideki matsuyama, who'll be representing the host nation. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm sarahontague. it's a year since lazarus chakwera became president of malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world. the preacher turned politician won power promising to create a millionjobs and to clear the rubble of corruption. but a year on, the economy is being hit hard by the effects of covid. his government admits it has no idea how many jobs have been created, and he's been criticised for nepotism, including giving jobs to his family. he's about to take on the presidency of the southern african development community, but can malawi's president even honour the promises he made to his own country? lazarus chakwera, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. now, let's start with the situation as regards covid, because there are currently 11,000 active cases reported in your country. there've been 1500 deaths, but that will be underreported. what's your assessment of the situation at the moment? you know, it is possible that it is underreported, but we go by what we have officially.

i'm sarah mulkerrins live in tokyo on day 6 of the olympics, where the men's golf competition is underway, with all eyes on masters championbiles is out of another 0lympic event.

and i'm sarah mulkerrins live in tokyo on day 6 of the olympics — where the men's golf competition gets underway — with all eyes on masters championmatsyuama for the hosts japan. and — the slate landscapes in north wales — that's been awarded unesco world heritage status. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and seven in the evening in washington where president biden is expected to announce that federal workers will soon be required to confirm they are vaccinated — orface more testing. the numbers of coronavirus cases are rising with the director of the us national public health agency. the cdc, saying cases have increased over 300% nationally since mid—june. president biden has renewed his call for people to get vaccinated. so many people, well over 630,000 americans have lost their lives because of covid—19. and the press keeps wanting me not to talk about covid—19 but i'm going to mention this one thing, we still have a lot of people not vaccinated. in the pandemic we have now is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. so, please, please, please, if you are not vaccinated, protect yourself and the children out there. it is importan

and i'm sarah mulkerrins live in tokyo on day 6 of the olympics — where the men's golf competition gets underway — with all eyes on masters champion

sarah storey�*s looking to become britain's most successful paralympian after being picked for her 8th games. she's part of a team that includes ia riders and six pilot riders. the squad also includes four reigning championsan 50 days to go until the start of the paralympic games in tokyo the excitement is definitely starting to build. especially here at the national cycling centre in manchester. the team of para— cyclists who will be representing great britain was announced today and we caught up with a few of our gold—medal hopefuls. swim and we caught up with a few of our gold-medal hopefuls.— gold-medal hopefuls. swim and i manared gold-medal hopefuls. swim and i managed to _ gold-medal hopefuls. swim and i managed to do — gold-medal hopefuls. swim and i managed to do back _ gold-medal hopefuls. swim and i managed to do back to _ gold-medal hopefuls. swim and i managed to do back to back - gold-medal hopefuls. swim and i | managed to do back to back wins. gold-medal hopefuls. swim and i - managed to do back to back wins. so i won in atlanta and then sydney. in cycling i won in beijing but of course london happened and i won in rio. i've never done a back to back, that's the goal, that's the motivation

sarah kelly. welcome to the program. italy have been crowned european champions at wembley stadium in london after beating england on penalties. it was a heartbreaking end for the english side who missed 3 penalties. and last, despite their home ground advantage. but for italy, fans back home, it was time to celebrate. after a nail biting finish, the final whistle was just the start of the party in italy. oh, after another glorious night on the will football stage, fans of the duty painted cities red across the country. ah, moved by the team running another hot stopping chapter into the country, sporting folk lord, i jammed in the cars on top of students that soon club city streets and on pretty much what else they could possibly get the keys to yeah, italian football fans were paying loud and joyful home aids to a new set of heroes minted on english soil. so that one because we had the strongest nothing to do with europe, it was italy who had the strongest team. the only team that does not have individual things, but a collective. we have to win and we want my g o the by the hello to the wembley.