the conservative peer lord bethell _ jeffrey epstein.during the cabinet reshuffle. along with the former health secretary matt hancock. he faces criticism for using personal accounts to conduct government business. the use of personal e—mails at the department of health is being investigated. lord bethell denies any wrongdoing. we speak to our political correspondent damien atticus. reminders of the background of this. lord bethell was a minister in the department of health, and we now know from today, he has been removed and is no longer a minister, as part of the reshuffle that has been happening of government ministers. number ten has not said why he has left, but we do not he had been the subject of some controversy. there was the issue that he had been in charge of or one of the ministers dealing with contracts, during the pandemic for protective equipment and suchlike, and in that, there had been groups, one in particular, which had been looking at the ways procurements was done and asked for the messages and e—mails related to tha

there was history, meanwhile, for dan bethell, britain's first paralympic badminton medallist. lost to india's player, it is the most special of medals. special of silvers. but perhaps today's moment of magic was in the football. the players can't see the ball, they can only hear it. it has a bell inside. so how about this for a wonder goal? brazil's nonato sparking jubilation as his spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retained their title. truly a golden goal. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. just time to tell you before we go... emma vardy car new is currently warming up in court and will play a match in the forefront of the us open. —— found in the fourth round of the us open. that's all for now. 24 2a celsius, that was the top temperature in the uk today and that was imbued in cornwall in south—west england. parts of wales or most of today's sunshine, most of us seeing plenty of cloud. some of that cloud were clear overnight tonight across parts of western scotland, western england, wales and southern england, but there may be a few mist and fog patches develo

there was i history, meanwhile, for dan bethell, britain's first paralympic badminton medallist. debut at these games and while he lost to india, it is the most special of medals. but perhaps today's moment of magic was in the football. the players can't see the ball, they can only hear it. it has a bell inside. so how about this for a bell inside. so how about this for a wonder goal? brazil's player sparking jubilation as his spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retained their title. truly a golden goal. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. that's all for now. emma raducanu will be hoping tojoin dan evans in the fourth round of the us open later. she takes on sara sorribes tormo in the next few hours in new york. you can follow the tennis currently under way on the bbc sport website. i'll be back in an hour, but now on news channel, it's time for click. hey, welcome to click! we are back after a summer of silliness. i hope you managed to have some kind of break yourself. i tell you, the best thing about being back on this sofa for me is i get to see my good mate, back i

reverend shaw of bethel african american first friendship and other clergy persons who are here. i stand to say, we should applaud our mayor for taking the positive step to make sure that in the city and county of san francisco african americans will not be at the bottom of the barrel of the well when it comes to educating in a positive way. our entire community about the fact that all of us should be tested and vaccinated. ms. cassie cook is also a member of third baptist church and as a pastor and as one representing jesus of nazurus. for that profit came and said that they may have life more abundantly. so we are pleading with and as i did with my own children who are this generation. i gave them some gentle yet direct indication, don't calls me to feel that i need to disown you. because james brown it not bare children who would not understand that you don't look alternate facebook. you don't look at those people who come up with some kind of conspiracy theories. just to divide others to be in charge of something, but you look to scientists, doctors. you look to faith leaders

that fire torched about five acres, damaged two outbuildings, in an area of east cypress and bethel island roads. the firefighters suffered moderate head injuries. >>> firefighters are making progress against the three major wildfires in northern california right now. the dixie fire, about 59% contained. the bridge fire and plaster county come on out 25% contained, and the big caldor fire near south lake tahoe is nearly 50% contained. evacuation orders have now been lifted for parts of grizzly flats, one of the areas hardest hit by the caldor fire. >> the not knowing for 3 weeks, then getting that emergency alert thing you could go home was incredible, but i feel for all of the people around us that lost their homes. >> while crews have saved south lake tahoe with the fire still took a hefty toll. it's estimated that the evacuation closures alone over the 3 day holiday weekend amounted to a $50 million economic loss for the area. >>> then there was this today from cal fire. >> this season is far from over . our predictive services have put out there 3 month outlook for september through de

initially responding to a vegetation fire not too far from this location on east cypress road and bethel island road. the fire grew to roughly 5 acres and damaged two outbuildings. the fire marshal gives us more details on the firefighter's injury. >> the vehicle did rollover on top of itself, with one firefighter that was involved at the time of the accident. currently, right now we know that he suffered some minor injuries, was ground transported to john you're in what greek, and it is under investigation from oakley pd at this time. >> reporter: it has been a busy afternoon for firefighters here in east contra costa county. out here live my the scene at the other fire is wrapping up, and the good news is that the firefighter is going to be okay. kpix 5 . >>> some parents in the cupertino school district want to go back to distance learning. they are concerned about the delta variant, and their children who are still too young to get the vaccine. kpix 5's len ramirez is living cupertino with more. >> reporter: according to the district and the covid-19 dashboard, there have been 16 cas

we've seen this reason be the most active right here toward discovery bay, also bethel island. all of this moving to the north with the potential for some line. it is pretty scattered at the current moment. all it takes is just one lightning strike. let's home we'll be in the clear from that. as we head out here to 2:00 tomorrow morning, we have the instability over the north bay with the chance of thunderstorms into early tomorrow morning. we'll keep it over the east bay as well. the same thing for about 6:00 in the morning. really, the highest risk is to the north and also to the east of us. and really, anywhere we would get any line strikes, not good here with how much of the state has burned this year. so i do think, here we go. once we head into the late morning hour, into the afternoon, we'll start to see those conditions clearing out. as we started off tomorrow morning, the temperatures will begin in the upper 50s and low 60s. we might need a jacket here at least to start. 62 in the east bay. north bay at 56. the daytime highs, no more 100 temperatures. we'll be comforta

he was a football player, jesse bethel. memories of data. keep them going. had good friends had bad friends, not a perfect kid, but he was a good kid, and it's for other kids. mitchell will throw dada's party she hopes to meet every child who receives a gift no matter what justice gotta gets, or if he doesn't get any. they will not steal the joy from those kids because they're going to remember dad as kids today from having as long as they live in phileo, deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. new court arguments today in the case of convicted mass murderer dylann roof, attorneys for the federal government opposed his request for new appeals court hearing. they say he was properly convicted and sentenced to death for the 2015 murders of nine black worshipers at the church in charleston, south carolina. an appeals court ruled last month that the government proved its case against him. roof is the first person in the u. s. sentenced to death for federal hate crime. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is appealing his conviction in the murder of georg

students in kaduna state. honored and 21. children were taken us government stones that are hostile to bethel baptist high school in july. so for one, hundreds of the kids that students have been freed or escaped, armed groups in northern nigeria have doctors more 1000 students this year alone. the british governance has promised to do whatever it takes to resolve a truck driver shortage, which is causing delays of critical supplies that have been q, that filling stations after several were forced to close. the lack of drivers is also cause widespread disruption to britain. food sector, po brennan has moved from dover. carry on as normal, was the message from the u. k. government minister graham shafts on friday morning . but that message doesn't seem to be getting through to the motorists, particularly down here in the south east of england. as you can see at this b p station, there is a large q of traffic trying to get into this for court, where some of the petrol stations have actually run out of patience of some motorists. there have been tampa flowering on the 4 course as well. as some m

in total, $120.00 children were taken from their hostels at the bethel baptiste high school in north central nigeria. 21 students are still missing your estimate that a 1000000 nigerian children could miss school this year of arise and kidnapping center insecurity on kong. val just opposition trade union is going to disband of debating, intensifying crackdown on descent. the confederation of trade unions decision comes after approach on a newspaper accused of pocketing funds from foreign labor groups. many pro democracy activists have been charged with colluding with foreign powers under the new sweeping national security law. several other civil society groups have also disbanded this year on cons. political elite have been voting for a powerful committee that will choose the cities next leader and half of its legislative. few within $5000.00 people are included, all eligible has come from so called patriotic prob, aging circles. it's the territories, 1st polls and china over hold it select whole system and impose that new national security law. philippine boxing star many pack. y'a

than 100 students in kaduna states, 121 children were taken after gunman stones, their whole fill in bethel boxes, high school in july. so far, 100 of the kidnapped students had been freed or escaped on groups in northern one area have abducted more than a 1000 students this year alone. a powerful labor union. and soon as he says, the president's decision extends his powers is a threat to democracy in the nation. guy said suspended parliaments and sac, the prime minister in july, and has been running the country with near absolute powers since the housing has more watching as to need his president does everything in his power to gain more power. political rivals are uniting in opposition for parties issued a joint statement, saying that he has lost his legitimacy while the largest party in parliament. another accuses of trampling the constitution. borne out of tenicia is 2011 uprising shabbots was you or did he's on at the store with a 2000000 people are against violence. we hope that in nevada, the other parties in the civil society will fight to recover their constitution and the democrac

dan bethell taking a historic silver. but the day's most magical moment was in the football.golden goal. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. with all the rest of the day's sport, here'sjohn watson at the bbc sport centre. good evening. scotland beat moldova at hampden park in world cup qualifying this evening, a match manager steve clarke called a "must win" in their attempts to qualify for the tournamnet in qatar next year. it leaves them third in group f with their next match to come against austria on tuesday. ben croucher was watching. seen scotland at a world cup finals? well, ask your parents. this generation, though, there is hope and expectation, especially against lowly moldova. voices suitably warmed up, now for something to cheer about. commentator: lyndon dykes is there! the goal to kick—start scotland's stuttering qualifying campaign? well, not really. chances came for steve clarke's side. chances went begging for steve clarke's side. quite. this was moldova, ranked 175th in the world, but this wasn't about a thrashing, not with this kind of finishing. it was just the r

dan bethell taking a historic silver. but the day's most magical moment was in the football. sparking jubilation as his spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retained their title. truly, a golden goal. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. the weather is coming, first political thinking. now on bbc news. political thinking with nick robinson.

there was history meanwhile for dan bethell, britain's first paralympic badminton medallist.st to his indian competitor, it is the most special of silvers. but perhaps the day's moment of magic was in the football. the players can't see the ball, they can only hear it, it has a bell inside — so how about this for a wonder goal? brazil sparking jubilation as a spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retain their title. truly a golden goal. there is still plenty of action going on in the athletics, although conditions are pretty appalling. torrential rain at the moment here in tokyo. in the last few minutes, we've seen kadeena cox in the final of the 400 metres. she was the defending champion, but this time she had to settle for fourth place. remember, she won a gold medal in the cycling earlier in the games. aled davies has also been in action shot put. the defending champion. in the last few minutes, he has retained that title, so another gold medal for aled retained that title, so another gold medalfor aled davies. britain now have 122 medals at these games. th

we type it in the bank for years so this was a deterrent from bethel so he has ed mentioned, you gets second guilty plea to federal crime a few months agoal, late in the trump administration inru november soe was right, this was not a deterrent. as for the sackler's themselves, my dissatisfaction is a citizen is pretty extensive here. it's not just the sappers, you got this guilty plea november negotiated over the heads of the line prosecutors from i reported the book prosecutors who built thesecu cases were very unhappy with the outcome, the decision was made high political levels of the trump administration from there'd be a soft touch with the book for purdue pacific if this guilty plea and say there will be going dollars in fines which is totally fake number because you know the company is in bankruptcy. the sappers were on the hook right from offend your talking -- >> none of those articles mentionedalon that. >> drives me crazy and people will talk about be $8 billion, where is it going to come from? >> i would get e-mails saying the job for putting the pressure on. >> the othe

dan bethell taking a historic silver. but the day's most magical moment was in the football. the players can't see the ball. they can only hear it. it has a bell inside. so, how about this for a wonder goal? brazil's raimundo mendes sparking jubilation as his spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retained their title. truly, a golden goal. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. the weather is coming, first political thinking. now on bbc news. political thinking with nick robinson. a national tragedy, shameful, a staggering failure. britain's biggest foreign policy disaster since suez. that is how my guest has described our withdrawal from afghanistan. he is a former soldier and adviser to the government, former adviser to the chief of defence staff. it is now chair of a foreign affairs committee at the house of commons and this is the series in which i have conversations with, not interrogations of, those who shape our political thinking about what shapes theirs. their backgrounds, their lives, beyond politics. it was precisely that which led mps to listen to him in tot

on wednesday, a hospital in bethel became the second alaska hospital to begin rationing care due to a surge in unvaccinated covid-19 paties. youtube said wednesday it will ban all content claiming that government-approd vaccines do not rk or are harmful. youtube's crackdown will target not only covid-19 misinformation, but also anti-vaccine content about other immunizations, like for measles or hepatitis. meanwhile, the centers for disease control is urgently recommending pregnant people get vaccinated, warning less than a third of expectant people have received a covid-19 shot. among african-americans, that rate is less than 16%. pregnant people are at much higher risk of hospitalization, mechanical ventilation, and death from covid-19 and the disease raises the risk of stillbirth, pre-term birth, and other complications. in maryland, public health activists staged a protest outside the home of white house chief of staff ron klain wednesday, calling on the biden administration to massively ramp up vaccine production and to transfer vaccine technology to the global south. activists pl

. >> cathy in bethel, delaware, republican. cathy, what do you think your party should do? >> caller: hi. thanks for taking my call. listen, this legislation that is proposed, the most dangerous thing about it, not just the spending and the waste, there is a proposal that the banks now have to send to the federal government any time $600 deposits or more are made into an individual's bank. >> cathy, which proposal are you talking about? >> caller: i didn't know about it until somebody mentioned it, and i looked it up, so i googled it. it said, yes, it's in part of the legislation of one of the bills that is proposed. and it just shocked me that we -- that the government would be allowed to go into your bank account and force the banks to report anything that exceeds $600. >> okay, cathy, what we're talking about is the house, all 220 democrats voted for a proposal last night, a package that raises the debt ceiling through december 2022 and continues running the federal government, giving spending money to agencies to continue operating through december of this month. that i

dan bethell taking a historic silver. but the day's most magical moment was in the football.iss, bbc news, tokyo. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at quarter past ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. my first choice is an ambitious rock opera which divided audiences at this year's cannes film festival. chattering. gasping. how did the show go? i killed them. destroyed them. murdered them. good boy. and yourgig? i saved them. one, two, three, four. i'm still slightly reeling from annette, the long and complicated story of a famous comedian called henry, played by adam driver, and his opera singer wife, anne, played by marion cotillard. the title refers to the child they have together. but to say much more about her would be a spoiler. let's just say that things get very surreal after these two have a kid and hit a rocky patch. this is directed with bold visual flare by h

reverend shaw of bethel african american first friendship and other clergy persons who are here. i stand to say, we should applaud our mayor for taking the positive step to make sure that in the city and county of san francisco african americans will not be at the bottom of the barrel of the well when it comes to educating in a positive way. our entire community about the fact that all of us should be tested and vaccinated. ms. cassie cook is also a member of third baptist church and as a pastor and as one representing jesus of nazurus. for that profit came and said that they may have life more abundantly. so we are pleading with and as i did with my own children who are this generation. i gave them some gentle yet direct indication, don't calls me to feel that i need to disown you. because james brown it not bare children who would not understand that you don't look alternate facebook. you don't look at those people who come up with some kind of conspiracy theories. just to divide others to be in charge of something, but you look to scientists, doctors. you look to faith leaders

reverend shaw of bethel african american first friendship and other clergy persons who are here.ayor for taking the positive step to make sure that in the city and county of san francisco african americans will not be at the bottom of the barrel of the well when it comes to educating in a positive way. our entire community about the fact that all of us should be tested and vaccinated. ms. cassie cook is also a member of third baptist church and as a pastor and as one representing jesus of nazurus. for that profit came and said that they may have life more abundantly. so we are pleading with and as i did with my own children who are this generation. i gave them some gentle yet direct indication, don't calls me to feel that i need to disown you. because james brown it not bare children who would not understand that you don't look alternate facebook. you don't look at those people who come up with some kind of conspiracy theories. just to divide others to be in charge of something, but you look to scientists, doctors. you look to faith leaders who have gone the kay of the struggle a