not good at all for david cameron's reputation. we are auoin to david cameron's reputation.vid cameron's reputation. we are going to end there. lots _ david cameron's reputation. we are going to end there. lots of - david cameron's reputation. we are going to end there. lots of other. going to end there. lots of other stories were going to cover cover in the next edition. tokyo and the olympic worries and also prince harry's book. hopefully that will be on our next edition. for now tom and sonia, thank you very much for joining us here on bbc news. i will be with you on the top of the hour. for now let's catch up on a bit of sport. good evening. the tokyo olympics get underway this week — with the opening ceremony on friday injapan. but even so, the build—up to the games continues to be marred by coronavirus. 21 south african footballers and officials, are self—isolating, while six members of team gb�*s athletics squad were in isolation, but are now allowed to train away from other members as a precuation. here's rupert wingfield hayes, from tokyo, with the difficulties orga

the main thrust of the pitch that david cameron was cameron was making was that this business was makinged businesses. the reports said — business sized businesses. the reports said it _ business sized businesses. the reports said it didn't believe that claim. ~ , , reports said it didn't believe that claim. . ., reports said it didn't believe that claim. t , ., ., claim. well, it says that it and the bank of england _ claim. well, it says that it and the bank of england were _ claim. well, it says that it and the bank of england were sad - claim. well, it says that it and the bank of england were sad seems l claim. well, it says that it and the | bank of england were sad seems to claim. well, it says that it and the - bank of england were sad seems to be sceptical as to whether that was on offer. —— this bank of england seemed to be. it was right for the treasury to have seriously considered the approach, given what was going on in the economy at the time. as i say, the main lesson here is not that anybody acted with impropriety within the treasury and the bank of england, because we do

cameron| would prove to be true.hird round in wimbledon for the first time. there will be tougher challenges around the corner, but in terms of performance it was perfect victor —— picture—perfect. craig templeton, bbc news. great win there from norrie. i'm pleased to say i'm joined by the former two—time champion on sportsday. just a quick mention on cameron norrie. how impressed have you been with him and what will he have to do if he is potentially going to face roger federer in round three ways although the thing about cameron norrie is he's very fit. he's one of the fittest guys the tour. ., , �* , ., , , tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but ou tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel — tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like _ tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he _ tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he can _ tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he can run - tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he can run all

cameron, it has been way too long. cameron crise there of bloomberg.ed out to michael purves of tallbacken. he says the bond move is not an indictment of growth. over the next three -- of growth over the next two or three years as much as it is a healthier risk premium which affords more dip eyeing respectively. that is just dip buying -- more dip buying respectively. tom: i like that. he's picking up on the idea of traditional equity over to what we are going to see with earnings growth here in a boom economy. granted, it's my slow -- it may slow down. purves picks up on the tone of kailey leinz, which is the pendulum of optimism. jonathan: the pendulum of optimism. ken -- can kailey and lisa do a -- do a program? jonathan: do you want to mention our special? guy: we will have -- tom: we will have tang as part of our special. jonathan: are you excited about that, tom? on radio come on tv, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: live from new york for our audience worldwide, let's get your monday morning price action. if you are bullish, cover your ears and eye

so a reading from cameron's book. on june 26, 1919, as many as 10,000 whites gathered in a field just outside ellisville, mississippi, to watch a bound, exhausted and wounded black man named john hatfield as he was hoisted up the branch of a giant sweet gum tree. vendors sold flags, trinkets and souvenir photographs, local politicians delivered speeches, young boys crowded in the tree to look down at the wild-eyed screaming hartfield. it was a country fair, political rally and public murder rolled into one. after world war i black americans fervently hoped for a new epoch of peace, prosperity and equality, but this civil rights moment was not to be. instead, the euphoria of victory evaporated to be replaced by the worst spate of anti-black violence, labeled the red summer, the riots and lynchings would last from april to november 1919, claiming hundreds of lives. blacks responded by fighting back with an intensity and determination never seen before, introducing the first stirrings of the civil rights movement that wo

the ft says cameron received the large annual salary for his part—time advisory role.ver. the plot thickens. it does indeed- — the plot thickens. it does indeed. so, _ the plot thickens. it does indeed. so, according - the plot thickens. it does indeed. so, according to| the plot thickens. it does i indeed. so, according to the financial times, when you say was a part—time advisory role, it was 25 days a year and for that, it works out to about $40,000 a day that david cameron was earning was not that makes him one of the highest paid employees of the company that it is more than double the amount that the head of the american division of greensill made and he was a anchor with 25 years experience will stop we also understand he got a number of shares but we are not sure how many. according to the ft, the role was about trying to secure government funds for the company was not to give you a little bit of a back story, mr cameron was accused of exploiting his private contact, as well as his former colleagues, by lobbying them with about 56 messages altogether via whatsa

cameron norrie was summoned to centre court _ right.norrie was summoned to centre court to help -- _ right. cameron norrie was summoned to centre court to help -- was i to centre court to help —— was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer. federer however won three sets which means no british men are left in the singles. joe wilson with that report. doctors are calling on the government to keep some coronavirus measures in place in england after the 19th ofjuly — when the final stage of lifting restrictions is due to happen. the british medical association says face coverings and improved ventilation should continue. the prime minister has said he hopes the country will be able to return to something close to pre—pandemic life later this month, but "extra precautions" might be needed. naomi grimley reports. what will our lives look like by the end of this month? some ministers have hinted there could be a sweeping away of the regulations we've got so used to. 0ne even suggested masks might become optional afterjuly the

as you mentioned, cameron norrie, the british number two man group, is on centre court later, just thelayed himself into form against richard gasquet, and it is a tough ask for cameron norrie. he has not quite finished a title, he was runner—up at queens, but federer is not the same federer who he was a couple of years ago if cameron norrie can get into that one early, who knows? plenty of other action. the research a buzz around coco gauff, we know what she did when she beat williams, but she is looking supremely confident. she will be one to look forward to it later on this afternoon. we also have ashleigh barty in action. for the moment on court one, looking good for emma raducanu, with serve against sorana cirstea. ., ., ., ., , raducanu, with serve against sorana cirstea. ., ., ., ., . cirstea. coverage of a is a cross bbc. cirstea. coverage of a is a cross bbc- -- — cirstea. coverage of a is a cross bbc. -- coverage _ cirstea. coverage of a is a cross bbc. -- coverage of _ cirstea. coverage of a is a crossl bbc. -- coverage of wimbledon. lewis hamilton has signed a new two—year d

so thank you so much, cameron. and congratulations to you. you so much. thank you for having me. >> and thank you for watching. our coverage continues. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance superstore where we've got the best deals on refrigerators, microwaves, gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for... this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to our viewers, here in the united states, and all around the world. i'm michael holmes, appreciate your company. coming up here on "cnn newsroom." as concern over the delta variant spreads across the globe, mixed messages in the u.s., about covid-vaccine booster shots. >>> officials in haiti asked the u.s. and u.n. for help following the assas

but cameron norrie is now 4-3 3—0 up.nt, live on the bbc as i speak. the remaining british woman who is left in the singles is 18—year—old, who was 4—1 down yesterday before she came back to win that sent on a tie—breaker and then 6—0 in the second. she was only doing her a—level exams a couple of weeks ago. she said she couldn't believe it. it couple of weeks ago. she said she couldn't believe it.— couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think— couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think that _ couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think that she _ couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think that she took - couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think that she took out - and i think that she took out sharapova here a few years ago and grassy— sharapova here a few years ago and grassy tag _ sharapova here a few years ago and grassy tag game, so i'm really proud of being _ grassy tag game, so i'm really proud of being able to beat her and now i feel i_ of being able to beat her and now i feel i have — of b

so please join me in welcoming cameron. [ applause ] i want to read to you just a portion from cameron mcwhirter's book. if you would just listen, this really frames, i think, our conversation this evening. just reminds us to silence your devices. so thank you. reading from cameron's book, on june 26, 199, as many as 10,000 whites gathered in a feels outsidelisville mississippi to watch a bounds exhausted and wounded black man named john hatfield as he was hoisted up the branch of a giant sweet gum tree. vendors sold flags, trinkets and souvenir photographs. local politicians delivered speeches. young boys crowded in the tree to look down at the wild-eyed screaming hatfield. it was country fair, political rally, and public murder rolled into one. after world war i, black americans officer vennly hoped for a new epoch of peace, prosperity and equality. but this civil rights moment was not to be. instead the euphoria of victory evaporated to be replaced by the worst speight of anti-black violence. labelled the red summer, the riots and lynchings would last from april to november 1919, cl

and the eight—times wimbledon champion roger federer eases into the third round to face brit cameronnd coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel — mark cavendish makes a 32nd stage win of the tour de france as he closes in on the record of 3a, held by eddy merckx. good evening. the prime minister says he will set out in the next few days how he plans to end coronavirus restrictions in england on the 19th ofjuly. borisjohnson says he believes we are in the "final furlong", amid growing evidence that the vaccination programme is breaking the link between the number of cases and deaths. he said he recognised people's impatience for a return to normality — but warned there could still be some extra precautions needed. it comes as the uk today recorded its highest daily number of new infections since the end ofjanuary — almost 28,000. here's our health editor, hugh pym. it's been more than a year of unprecedented restrictions, including mask wearing and lockdowns, with shops and some other businesses told to close their doors. but now, largely thanks to the vaccination programme, min

david cameron brown lost the election. the new prime minister wooed the chancellor with self diplomacy. in the british museum, the visitor was shown proof of the british love of german cars. but cameron's friendly overtures were undermined by his plan to hold a referendum on leaving the you. medical herself was briefly at the center of that debate. when the women, they called multi addressed the mother of parliaments, we need a strong united kingdom with a strong voice inside the european union. if we have that, we will be able to make the necessary changes for the benefit of all. but her appeals fell on deaf ears, the u. k voted to leave the ranks. it also brought in miracles, pm, number 4, way to resume it seemed at 1st there was hope of doing a deal to pragmatists working together, even after the split in brussels. a shared sense of color and if she had sense of humour, could the cement relations. but the deal on future co operation agreed by may medical and the other leaders was thrown out by the house of commons. lost

cameron: -- blue-chip names comes down.ameron: perhaps more importantly, trying to find allocations in the diversified global emerging markets funds which has been heading relentlessly up for a number of years. it definitely rolled over. it's not just investors who are much more cautious, it's the fund managers, too. kathleen: when you look at investment opportunities going into 2022, what are you basing that on? are you basing it on vaccination rates? are you looking at how weekly other strategies are working or not working? central bank tightening or not tightening? cameron: your question has highlighted the dilemmas we face -- i can't really remember a time when there were more narratives being in pole position for a number of weeks before falling back. at the moment, the appetite we are seeing from investors moves very much toward the multi-asset space, the multi-asset fund groups, we see a lot of new money coming in and our quant team is seeing a big uptick in demand for multi-asset strategies which, frankly means peop

and britain's cameron norrie cruises through to the third round of wimbledon with a straight sets winalex bolt. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel. another win for mark cavendish on his comeback at this year's tour de france. today's stage win, edging him just two away now from the all—time tour record. good evening and welcome to the bbc�*s news at six. the prime minister says he will set out in the next few days his plans for lifting england's coronavirus restrictions on the 19th ofjuly. borisjohnson says he believes we are in the "final furlong", amid growing evidence that the vaccination programme is breaking the link between the number of cases and deaths. he said he recognised how impatient people are to get back to normality, but warned there could still be some extra precautions needed. it comes as the uk today recorded its highest daily number of new infections since the end ofjanuary, almost 28,000. public health england has urged football fans to watch england's euro 2020 match on saturday outside, to try to keep infection rates down. here's our health editor, h

cameron norrie beat stefan ice and his brother. —— in the men's doubles.hat, emma as well but also it was all about andy murray tonight against dennis. —— we have roger federer and cameron norrie tomorrow. it will be whole different test for murray tonight. compared to the two matches he's had so far. it will have to bring his game, bring hits variety but there are few better problem solvers and tennis the andy married. metal helped or not. on that centre court, with the home crowd, he wouldn't put it past him to make it through to around four tonight. but dennis will relish this as well. he will have the whole of wimbledon and most of the british fans going for him this evening. he can stay updated on bbc news but for me and the team, that is all for now. good night. hello again. a warmer day on friday with a bit more of thatjuly send signed to go around. what a fine place to spend that time on the white sand beaches. a glorious picture. when the two storms around however heading into the weekend, though storms will become much more intense and much more

what does it say about david - cameron, though? most interestingly, it sa s he cameron, though?nterestingly, it says he wasn't always as open - cameron, though? most interestingly, it says he wasn't always as open as - it says he wasn't always as open as he has said he was. he says he was open about his relationship with greensill capital, but nigel boorman says that he understated the nature of his relationship with green silk capital. we know that a as an employee, but also as a shareholder. if you mentioned those in his lobby to his government, to be part of the corporate covid financing, it might have put them off greatly financially for what he is benefiting from. so david cameron says he was open, nigel boorman says he wasn't, and david cameron also says that he said all along there are lessons to be learned and agreed with the need with the formal lines of communication and shouldn't have had this privileged access. but labour are very cross and they say everything the report says demands an overall overhaul and there should be five years between a minister leaving govern

the review was commissioned after criticism of mr cameron's lobbying activities on behalf of mr greensilldid not breach current lobbying rules and his actions were not unlawful. the founder of the far—right english defence league, stephen yaxley—lennon, also known as tommy robinson, has been found guilty of libel and ordered to pay £100,000 in damages to a syrian schoolboy. in 2018, pictures of jamal hijazi being assaulted at his school were shared on social media. in his own videos, yaxley—lennon circulated unfounded claims that the schoolboy had provoked the attacks by threatening and beating other pupils. exeter university is offering prospective medical students £10,000 in cash and a year's free accommodation if they agree to defer their studies for a year. the university says it's been surprised by the number of students choosing exeter this year, and that a government cap on places means it can not take on more medical students. subpostmasters and postmistresses who were wrongly convicted of offences because of it failures at the post office are to receive interim compensation of up

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merkel flew in to provide some support but she did not meet her fellow conservative, david cameron. brown lost the election. the new prime minister wooed the chancellor with stuff diplomacy -- with soft diplomacy. the visitor was shown proof of the british love of german cars. but cameron's friendly overtures were undermined by his plan to hold a referendum on leaving the eu. merkel herself was briefly at the center of that debate and she addressed the mother of parliaments. >> we need a strong united kingdom, with a strong voice inside the european union. if we have that, we will be able to make the necessary changes for the benefit of all. reporter: but her appeals fell on deaf ears. the u.k. voted to leave the eu. brags it also rot in p.m. number four. with theresa may, it seems there was hope of doing a deal. two pragmatists working together, even after the split. in brussels, a shared sense of color and a shared sense of humor -- could these cement relations? but the deal on future cooperation agreed by may, merkel and other leaders was thrown out by the house of commons. last

a shaky start from cameron norrie.dy murray last night.— the nerves we had to endure with andy murray last night. he is making it look really — andy murray last night. he is making it look really easy _ andy murray last night. he is making it look really easy at _ andy murray last night. he is making it look really easy at the _ andy murray last night. he is making it look really easy at the moment, i it look really easy at the moment, he was 3—0 down in the opening set but thereafter cameron norrie is such a consistent performer, 11 games in a row and he is on the brink of victory at the moment, the second set he won 6—1. and alex bolt, the australian wild card struggling with his game after that initial lightning start. cameron norrie got the better of him and he's been like a brick wall, forcing all kinds of errors out of his opponent and looking very good to make it into round three where he would potentially play roger federer. federer is an action later playing richard gasquet. let's see how cameron norrie is get

david cameron brown lost the election . the new prime minister wooed the chancellor with self diplomacy. in the british museum, the visitor was shown proof of the british love of german cars. but cameron's friendly overtures were undermined by his plan to hold a referendum on leaving the youth. medical herself was briefly at the center of that debate. when the women, they called multi addressed the mother of parliaments, we need a strong united kingdom with a strong voice inside the european union. if we have that, we will be able to make the necessary changes for the benefit of all. but her appeals fell on deaf ears. the u. k voted to leave the rec, save also brought in medical's p. m number for where to resume. it seemed at 1st there was hope of doing a deal to pragmatists working together even after the split in brussels. a shared sense of color and a shared sense of humour could the cement relations. but the deal on future co operation agreed by may medical and the other. a new leaders was thrown out by the house of com

. >>> a couple of weeks ago, a young man named cameron was on with don.o he asked the navy for a waiver, to delay his service if he could play in the nfl. his request was denied. here's what he told don about it. >> you had two dreams. to be in the navy and to play football. you got a chance to be on a pro team, but the navy says no to a waiver. how are you feeling about that? >> hey, thank you for having me tonight. it's definitely been tough the past couple weeks. dealing with the decision and being so close to accomplishing one of your childhood dreams and having it taken away from you, you know, and i thought i was going to have the chance to do both. playing and being an ambassador in the navy. it's been tough dealing with my emotions the past few weeks. >> tonight there's a great new twist and cameron's here to tell us all about it. i'm glad to he sao ee you. earlier this week you got a call from defense secretary lloyd austin. what happened in that conversation? >> hey, thank you for having me tonight. i'm excited to be back home. around tuesday 4:

but cameron's friendly overtures were undermined by his plan to hold a referendum on leaving the u. medical herself was briefly at the center of that debate. when the women, they called multi addressed the mother of parliaments, we need a strong united kingdom with a strong voice inside the european union. if we have that, we will be able to make the necessary changes for the benefit of all. but her appeals fell on deaf ears. the u. k voted to leave the rec say it also brought in medical's p. m number 4 way to resume it seemed at 1st there was hope of doing a deal to pragmatists working together even after the split in brussels. a shared sense of color and if she had sense of humour, could the cement relations. but the deal on future co operation agreed by may medical and the other leaders was thrown out by the house of commons. lost in the line of british leaders of america is boris johnson. his bullish bravado is a world away from her cool, analytical focus that even he is willing on occasion, to quote the german chancellor. we in the u. k. want a deal. we seek a deal and i believ

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i mean, why would the treasury committee itself say, you know, cameron is innocent? this isn't corruption. he's been cleared. well, i bank with the treasury committee. why with the treasury commit to do this? well, a because it has a set the parking georgie, frankly, to our hollands. all parliamentarians know that there is nothing they can do to challenge the government with the apc georgie, however, elected by a minority of people in the new pay. we must always remember that the consequence of having a 1st call supposed to electro system which is to be unfit for purpose. we give a government like this one, a massive majority, which led to exonerate itself and blame for what it's done, exonerate previous 5 minutes. this the blame for what they've done. i flies the official whitewash to the action, but which action is basically representing a minority of people in minority. but as you know, culture of ours, johnson more popular than ever. and that's after we heard that the sleeves watch dog is going to have one of his old bullying. didn't friends on the bullying? didn

it was the responsibility of- david cameron and nick clegg, and i feel so much better for having gotsir simon stevens, has taken his place in the house of lords. lord stevens of birmingham, as he now is, will step down from the role this summer after seven years, having led the service through an extraordinary and tumultuous time. he was introduced as a crossbench or independent peer in the traditional way. i — simon, lord stevens birmingham — do swear by almighty god that i will be faithful and bear true allegiance to her majesty queen elizabeth, her heirs the head of nhs england, sir simon stevens, has taken his place in the house of lords. lord stevens of birmingham, as he now is, will step down from the role this summer after seven years, having led the service through an extraordinary and tumultuous time. he was introduced as a crossbench or independent peer in the traditional way. i — simon, lord stevens birmingham — do swear by almighty god that i will be faithful and bear true allegiance to her majesty queen elizabeth, her heirs and successors according to law, so help me god

against richard gasquet he was moving so well, and against cameron norrie he looked in control.orrie to deal with. , norrie reached the final of queens and a couple of finals on the atp tour but his winter burden does not cope wimbledon comes to an end. let's dipping to court one which is cilic against medvedev. medvedev get to win a grand slam and cilic taking that tie—break and he is 3—2 up. and slip like a dip in to centre court. the women's draw far more open. we have ashleigh barty in action at the moment. the former world number ones doubles player. she should offer a tough test for ashleigh barty, but ashleigh barty one of the favourites. she won the front open a a few years ago. they're notjust buzzing here alone, koko gough is creating a stir as well. angelique kerber is who she will face next, former champion here. nick kyrgios' wimbledon adventure came to an abrupt end as he retired in his third—round match against felix auger aliassime because of an abdominal injury. he may or may not continue in the mixed doubles with the venus williams. but let's head back to her r

are let's now bring in cameron hudson. he is a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic council and is also a former director of african affairs, the white house national security council. he joined us now from washington, d. c. mr. hudson. i know us has been lobbying against this being taken to the security council of a month now and has said that this really bypasses the a you process. so in your mind, does this mean that the african union mediation processes essentially dead? well, it's certainly been on pause, i would say for the better part of last month. and of course, the last month has been perhaps the most critical phase of these negotiations. because the rains in east africa started falling within the last week or 10 days. and so the last month since the end of may essentially when the african union last held a negotiation session among all the parties, that's really too long to wait. and i think that we've seen them, the tension mounting on the egyptian ensued me side that they can't simply wait any longer to

well, cameron norrie is one of three - cameron norrie is one of three british men in round three.hat could come next. if england make it through tomorrow, they would face the czech republic, whom england beat in the group phase, or denmark, in the semi finals, at wembley next wednesday. and beyond that, the final, against you'd think belgium, italy or spain, again at wembley — ?a week on sunday, but in this tournament, where there have been upsets, you cannot rule out switzerland, and that's a long way off. many fans will be feeling that england have not beaten ukraine yet and this kind of hype has backfired. like david beckham. no, that was david on twitter who said that, he told me of four looking to far ahead and he's right because it has happened before. euro 2000, england beat germany 1—0 and there was all the hype and then in the next match it went horribly wrong and then they went out and did not even meet the knockout stage. i went out and did not even meet the knockout stage.— knockout stage. i forgot that one. that is the — knockout stage. i forgot that one. that is the

now, keep that in mind as we welcome carl cameron.onight he is the co-founder of frontpagelive.com. thank you for being with us, carl. you have an insight that few can share given this dynamic of what is going on there. we see carlson, tucker carlson, question the vaccines almost every night. as a former fox reporter, what is your reaction? what is your message to him? >> he is talking out of both sides of his mouth because he did make a statement to say, you know, people should get vaccinated and then he has sort of been rolling it back with various different sort of insults as to whether or not people should get vaccinated. so we're still in a situation where fox is on the wrong side of the facts, on the wrong side of science. i mean science doesn't care what you believe, and, unfortunately, what is happening by the opinion hosts and the main anchors at prime time, not only at fox but at the one america network and newsmax and everything else, they are lying to the american people and putting their lives in jeopardy. for tucker carl

cameron norrie was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer, and the british player wonn three sets, and that means no british men left in the singles. we could spend tomorrow's rest day imagining what emma could do next, her next opponent looks beatable. but no pressure. emma showed us that even elite sport is about pleasure. joe, thank you very much. the supermarket giant morrisons has accepted a takeover deal worth £6.3 billion from a consortium of investment groups, led by the american owner of majestic wine. our business correspondent katy austin reports. morrisons has nearly 500 stores and employs about 110,000 staff in the uk. the takeover it's agreed, led by fortress investment group, is higher than one it rejected last month from a different firm. one stockbroker told me the supermarket is seen as an attractive prospect. the main issue is i think they'll feel that the price is too low and that there is value to be had, the company is profitable, it's got very limited debt, it's got a good, popular business, it's got a good business model, and the shares have don

the report has also criticised david cameron's lobbying on behalf of the greensill company.nt, an inquestjury has found. more than 50 people were injured when the tram tipped over and spun off the tracks in croydon in november 2016. the tram was travelling three times faster than the speed restriction. the families of those who died say justice has not been done and are calling for a new inquest. the opening ceremony for the olympic games is less than 2a hours away — but it's been marred by the sacking of the show�*s director. 0lympic officials say the ceremony should go ahead as planned — and team gb has announced who will be its flag bearers. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks is in tokyo. the japanese prime minister has indeed said the show will go on but he did condemned the director after footage emerged of the comedian making a joke about the holocaust in footage from one of his shows in the late 90s. he is one of three senior officials involved with the ceremony who has had to leave because of inappropriate comments in the past few months. in many ways if it does

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cameron norrie, of course, the singles now. cameron norrie, of course. has — the singles now.orrie, of course, has extraordinary task i course, has extraordinary task today. andy murray, you will know this, he is out of wimbledon this year. dennis the menace, they called him, his opponent yesterday. it was not a step too far. he was playing against a player who is number 12 in the world. i think he was ranked... he was seeded 10th at wimbledon. so it was a huge step up in terms of the quality of the opposition. and i think he said immediately after the match, he was full of praise. i don't know if anybody is able to see it, but they do those on court interviews, certainly the winner who does the interview, straightaway. he was full of praise. because when he won, shepherd and off one boys singles in the year that andy murray won the men's title. so as a boy he was looking up to the man winning the men's title, and so he has, he clearly has huge respect and affection for andy murray. yeah. it has been an extraordinary week. he has been an extraordinary week. he has given us ano

community to tennis now and roger federer has been cameron north to move into around for wimbledon. the record 8 time champion, one in 4 sets. federal who turns 40 next month has had some obstacles at the tournament, but has got through to the 2nd week with maestro will play the italian renter for nager in the next round. yeah. oh, that's it. you're up to date on all the international needs this hour. we'll be back in 45 minutes with more. but i'll let you know. and some images from the national museum of natural history in paris, which is using all men to reality, to bring extinct animals back to life. take a look. oh, i i use me use ah ah was, ah, [000:00:00;00] was, ah, was, ah, every day for us. and for our planet, little divide years is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities screener? how can we protect animals and their habitat? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing re for station over deforestation.

tom brady tossing the iconic hardware to cameron brake in another boat. with more championship parades like that one to plan, tampa bay is not only professional sports official title town, it could be the party spot of the year, too. >> oh, to be in tampa bay this morning. tampa bay is no stranger to sports history. babe ruth put his longest homerun ever out of the park during an exhibition game in tampa bay back in the year 1919, that homerun sailing 587 feet. guys? >> not to rain on tampa's parade but tom brady did just lose the match to aaron rogers and bryson dechambeau. >> i mean but the lombardi trophy is a good consolation i guess. >> thanks, will to. >>> now to someone else who has something to celebrate, former amazon ceo jeff bezos is just days away from a flight to space. and he just made news for another reason. >> bezos's net worth just rose to $211 billion making him the richest person in history, according to bloomberg. the move put bezos ahead of elon musk, who's worth was an estimated at just $181 billion. >> i guess that will also make h

roger federer has been cameron nori to move into around for wimbledon. the record 8 time champion, one in 4. sit phaedra, it turned the 14 next month has had some obstacles at the tournament that has got through to the 2nd week. with my through, i will pay the italian rent, so on ego in the next round. meanwhile, germany is angela cab has jumped into round for wimbledon by beating alexandra test of it. the 2018 champion has struggled for the past 2 years. she found form just before the tournament and has carried it into the grass. grand slam cupboard is the only form of wimbledon champion left in the women's single drawer. she'll face a 17 year old coco golf in the next round. in formula one, racing dutchman, back max. steph, and sorry, i sealed pole position yet again for the austrian grown prey. the red bull driver gave himself a perfect chance to extend his overall late in the championship. second on the grid will be mclaren, mclaren, landa, norris software. a surprisingly strong run in qualifying says you have perez was a 3rd quickest meeting, merced

federer on course to play cameron norrie and the third round. i left you with emma earlier.re she was last night when she won. we got very excited because she made it through at 18 years old, playing herfirst because she made it through at 18 years old, playing her first grand slam into the second round, but wimbledon have moved that match. it's being close played on court number 12 and it is under way. these should be live pictures you're seeing at the moment. she's playing the 22—year—old czech player who was a runner—up at the 2019 open. you've got to say she is the favourite, but emma has done again. there is been so much talk about her. a lot of people were picking her out with a player —— as a player with real promise. not many people are talking about giving her a chance. it's going well for her at the moment. last night, she was 4—1 down, but came back to win on a tie—breaker. we'll keep you updated about how emma raducanu gets on. she's the last remaining british woman in the singles. what else has been happening here? angelique kerber managed to make it through tod

david cameron put his hand up himself and said he got this wrong.atjust don't work. you were not going to get that straightaway in l going to get that straightaway in this report from the select committee. how do you think this needs to move forward and how quickly realistically can the rules be strengthened, change? in addition to the treasury _ be strengthened, change? in addition to the treasury select _ be strengthened, change? in addition to the treasury select committee - to the treasury select committee report we have about a dozen other reports going on to look at the greensill scandal. thatjust reports going on to look at the greensill scandal. that just shows how wrong this has been. everybody can see this is wrong and government, i think, can see this is wrong and government, ithink, no needs can see this is wrong and government, i think, no needs to move forward quickly to restore public confidence in really what actually is an important part of a functioning democracy. government needs to be able to talk to business, to charities, to tr

david cameron brown lost the election. the new prime minister at the chancellor with self diplomacy in the british museum, the visitor was shown proof of the british love of german cars. but cameron's friendly overtures were undermined by his plan to hold a referendum on leaving the u. medical herself was briefly at the center of that debate. when the women, they called multi addressed the mother of parliaments. we need a strong united kingdom with a strong voice inside the european union. if we have that, we will be able to make the necessary changes for the benefit of all but her appeals fell on deaf ears. the u. k voted to leave the rec, safe also brought in medical's p. m number 4, where to resume it seemed at 1st there was hope of doing a deal to pragmatists working together even after the split in brussels. a shed sense of color and a shared sense of humour. could the cement relations. but the deal on future co operation agreed by may medical and the other leaders was thrown out by the house of commons lost in the li

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cameron norrie was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer, and the british player wonn three sets, and that means no british men left in the singles. tennis continues into the evening here. let's take you to the live action at the moment because daniel medvedev is trying to have a comeback against cilic. cilic took the first two sets, but medvedev winning that third set and he is 3—1 up winning that third set and he is 3—1 up in the fourth, are we on five set thriller? we will see. let's take you to centre court because ashleigh barty in action and hoping to get through in straight sets. ashleigh barty took that first set, but her pendant has a break point and is making the work a bit harder, so two potential comebacks bring on the show at wimbledon. also a big win at fir coco gauff, her story continues. she beat venus williams in the first round a couple of years ago and now she has beaten her opponent 6—3, 6-3. she has beaten her opponent 6—3, 6—3. she will play angelique kerber in at the next round, former champion. similar people talking about coco gauff, she at th

david cameron brown lost the election on the new prime minister at the chancellor with self diplomacy. in the british museum, the visitor was shown proof of the british love of german cars. but cameron's friendly overtures were undermined by his plan to hold a referendum on leaving the you. medical herself was briefly at the center of that debate. when the women, they called multi addressed the mother of parliaments, we need a strong united kingdom with a strong voice inside the european union. if we have that, we will be able to make the necessary changes for the benefit of all. but her appeals fell on deaf ears. the u. k voted to leave the rex. it also brought in medical's p. m number 4 way to resume it seemed to 1st there was hope of doing a deal to pragmatists working together even after the split in brussels. a shed sense of color and a shared sense of humour could the cement relations. but the deal on future co operation agreed by may medical and the other. a new leaders was thrown out by the house of commons. lost in the line of british leaders of america is boris johnson. his

david cameron saw equivocal as being the great hope of doing enough to keep it didn't work. —— saw angelamissing a lot from the uk government. all the brexiteers saw a warm relationship _ government. all the brexiteers saw a warm relationship with _ government. all the brexiteers saw a warm relationship with countries - government. all the brexiteers saw a warm relationship with countries in i warm relationship with countries in europe trip except after the uk and, as well as to brussels, that means striking these bilateral agreements with germany relaxing rules, they're looking to flexible to allow british voters. they didn't work pretty well brexit negotiators from the uk tried to go around the district deals. there's no real reason for them to not be in the to have those relationships with chancellors and other leaders.— other leaders. white, let's talk about some — other leaders. white, let's talk about some will _ other leaders. white, let's talk about some will politics - other leaders. white, let's talk about some will politics here, | about some will politics here, nothing to do w

i can imagine that nudge unit on| can imagine that nudge unit on number ten of david cameron must been. i just want to make we will look at the express. the migration. ijust want to make a special plea, there was a lovely story on the top of the express more calm and wise first show found in attic. he would be amazed at how many missing tv shows would be discovered in attic. he would be amazed at how many missing tv shows would be discovered in the years. something worth noting about the bbc is we didn't have and i argo policy until our hundredth anniversary coming up in the bbc could have to have a good rummage across your garagejust have a good rummage across your garage just because your grandma or granddad used to work for the bbc and might have something a souvenir. we would be very grateful. take us back to the main point of the story is a migrant story on the front of the express. it's got to the point with the british are having to pay the french £55 million according to the french £55 million according to the papers. the express would say thatis the papers. the express would s