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madeleine, the daily mail. _ telling off yet. madeleine, the daily mail. i— telling off yet.daily mail, i delay _ telling off yet. madeleine, the daily mail, i delay would - telling off yet. madeleine, thej daily mail, i delay would allow telling off yet. madeleine, the - daily mail, i delay would allow the second dose of vaccine. do you think thatis second dose of vaccine. do you think that is weighing heavily on whitehall and westminster, they don't want to be caught up where people have been partially vaccinated but without enough protection to fend off the variant in its worst effect? i’m protection to fend off the variant in its worst effect?— in its worst effect? i'm sure that is a concern _ in its worst effect? i'm sure that is a concern because _ in its worst effect? i'm sure that is a concern because there - in its worst effect? i'm sure that is a concern because there are i in its worst effect? i'm sure that - is a concern because there are times which _ is a concern because there are times which the _ is a concern because there are times which the government has be

it's that photo that features on many of tomorrow's front pages, including the daily mail, which saysisjohnson is facing an overwhelming clamour to sack matt hancock. the daily mirror also questions why the prime minister hasn't already sacked the health secretary. the telegraph's take on it is that public reaction is likely to determine his fate. meanwhile, the i says senior tories are fearing a public backlash, after the health secretary's actions were highlighted. the express says mr hancock's has caused anger throughout the country, while the times carries the results of a yougov survey that found half of voters believe hancock should resign, with 25% saying he should stay. the financial times says downing street hasn't denied that matt hancock had offered his resignation, with one minister suggesting the prime minister might now bring forward a planned reshuffle. benedicte and esther, let's plough on. let's have a look, first of all, at the daily mail front page with a rather unfortunate, though no doubt this intentional pun, in the headline. this intentional pun, in the headline

the daily mail has 100,000 pupils lost to lockdown but the scottish daily mail has 100,000 also theds when you're —— where you are reading it but the message is the same, a lot of long—term consequences for people. we lot of long-term consequences for --eole. ~ ., , lot of long-term consequences for neale, . ., , ., ~' lot of long-term consequences for n-eole. . . , . ~ . people. we have been talking about this for the past _ people. we have been talking about this for the past year _ people. we have been talking about this for the past year and _ people. we have been talking about this for the past year and one - people. we have been talking about this for the past year and one of - this for the past year and one of the sad — this for the past year and one of the sad stories is the inequality being _ the sad stories is the inequality being impacted and being exaggerated through— being impacted and being exaggerated through lockdown, for example, children— through lockdown, for example, children who are not able to attend school _ children who are not able to attend school for — chi

if you read the somewhat breathless daily mail account, _ the somewhat breathless daily mail account, board _ account, it would seem the crew on board were — account, it would seem the crew on board were concerned, so concerned they put _ board were concerned, so concerned they put on — board were concerned, so concerned they put on their flash gear, which is their— they put on their flash gear, which is their anti—exclusion uniform they were _ is their anti—exclusion uniform they were to _ is their anti—exclusion uniform they were to stop and since getting burned, — were to stop and since getting burned, and clearly the ship was clued _ burned, and clearly the ship was clued into — burned, and clearly the ship was clued into what was going on, but really— clued into what was going on, but really happen? it could be the ship's — really happen? it could be the ship's crew were very concerned but this gunship — ship's crew were very concerned but this gunship was far away, but this is an— this gunship was far away, but this is an extremely volatile area. when you have _ is an extremely

the scottish daily mail.s as a jobs revolution takes place. take us through the story. this revolution takes place. take us through the story.— revolution takes place. take us through the story. this is a story we will hear _ through the story. this is a story we will hear more _ through the story. this is a story we will hear more about. - through the story. this is a story we will hear more about. the . through the story. this is a story i we will hear more about. the story is about— we will hear more about. the story is about nhs workers in scotland being _ is about nhs workers in scotland being given the chance to work from home _ being given the chance to work from home either permanently or continue working _ home either permanently or continue working there for a number of days throughout— working there for a number of days throughout the week. and i think that as _ throughout the week. and i think that as we — throughout the week. and i think that as we all hope we get back to normalitv. — that as we

the daily mail certainly hope so. _ july the 5th instead? the daily mail certainly hope so.we've - july the 5th instead? the daily mail certainly hope so. yes, we've got l july the 5th instead? the daily mail certainly hope so. yes, we've got a new freedom day. we are all focused onjune _ new freedom day. we are all focused onjune the _ new freedom day. we are all focused onjune the 21st new freedom day. we are all focused on june the 21st and new freedom day. we are all focused onjune the 21st and then new freedom day. we are all focused on june the 21st and then we were told it— on june the 21st and then we were told it was— on june the 21st and then we were told it was a good to be untiljuly 19. told it was a good to be untiljuly 19 the _ told it was a good to be untiljuly 19. the ministers said quietly we will revlew— 19. the ministers said quietly we will review it after two weeks was think— will review it after two weeks was think everyone was so disappointed that we _ think everyone was so disappointed that we all— think everyone was so disappointed that we all kind o

looking at the front of the daily mail. _ perspective.mail, gm curbs _ perspective. looking at the front of the daily mail, gm curbs could - perspective. looking at the front of the daily mail, gm curbs could go l perspective. looking at the front of| the daily mail, gm curbs could go on and on. i suppose that is the difficult question where you have peoples commitment to the restrictions currently in force, how you maintain corporations if people have a sense of seeing the end point. whether or not it has an effect on whether or not it has roads, public faith in what they�*re told and they�*re willing to carry on doing it. told and they're willing to carry on doin: it. �* ., , , doing it. i'm not sure if it is because — doing it. i'm not sure if it is because faces _ doing it. i'm not sure if it is because faces 12 _ doing it. i'm not sure if it is because faces 12 and - doing it. i'm not sure if it is because faces 12 and three | doing it. i'm not sure if it is - because faces 12 and three have been delivered and yes, hospitalisations h

sums it up, i guess _ front of the daily mail sums it up, i guess i— front of the daily mail sumshink this is very much going _ i guess. i think this is very much going to — i guess. i think this is very much going to be _ i guess. i think this is very much going to be a live issue over the weekend, — going to be a live issue over the weekend, particularly as we have had more _ weekend, particularly as we have had more footage emerging this evening of that_ more footage emerging this evening of that incident between matt hancock and gina coladangelo in the department of health. so, yes, this is very— department of health. so, yes, this is very much— department of health. so, yes, this is very much a live issue, but i think_ is very much a live issue, but i think something we have seen in the past is _ think something we have seen in the past is that_ think something we have seen in the past is that the prime minister really— past is that the prime minister really does not like being dictated to on— really does not like being dictated to on matters like this. he stood firm by— to o

daily mail. -- to start. why so slum. boris?— daily mail. -- to start. why so glum, boris?- to start. why so alum, boris? . ,, . ., glum, boris? classic front page with the story about _ glum, boris? classic front page with the story about harry _ glum, boris? classic front page with the story about harry and _ glum, boris? classic front page with the story about harry and meghan. i the story about harry and meghan. the story here is about two pieces of news that have come in at —— come out. people signing up for vaccines and opened up the under 30s. there is news that the jabs are breaking that link between infections and hospitalisations, serious illness and the economy bouncing back well. the question the daily mail exposing is really why is the government potentially rethinking the reopening on twin the 21st injune. the potentially rethinking the reopening on twin the 21st in june._ on twin the 21st in june. the other side is on the _ on twin the 21st in june. the other side is on the front _ on twin the 21st in june. the other side is on the front of— on twin the 21st

scottish daily mail.es, but i'm struck by the scottish daily mail, compared to the daily mail published in the rest of the uk. 0bviously they have to go for a different team as their photo cub so on the scottish daily mail, we have the same woman fan cheering with joy and then looking, as it puts it, the ecstasy and the agony. and then the daily mail, instead of a scotland fan, non—scottish version, rented lions roar into euros less 16, and excited england fan. it is interesting. we don't often get a chance to compare those. 0n freedom day, do you think nicola sturgeon is kind of still getting the tone of this right, still seems to be a real, more of an emphasis on caution in the scottish government than in the uk government, yet we are told they are operating to the same scientific advice? it is they are operating to the same scientific advice?— scientific advice? it is some different — scientific advice? it is some different dates _ scientific advice? it is some different dates here, - scientific advice

with me are the broadcaster, david davies, and the deputy political editor of the scottish daily mailchel watson. let's take a look at the front pages which are in — starting with the metro. "did he back him, or sack him?" it raises the question around the exit of the former health secretary. matt hancock says he resigned, borisjohnson says he fired him. the ft turns to the new health secretary, sajid javid and his comments that the nation needs to "learn to live" with coronavirus as the government continues with its plans to ease lockdown restrictions in england on 19july. and the "end of the line for lockdown" — the i illustrates mrjavid's desire to stick to the current plans of easing lockdown next month. the mail describes the health secretary as "fighting for freedom" as he says that restrictions should notlast "a moment longer" than necessary. "no more self—isolation for students," says the guardian. it leads with plans by ministers to stop pupils from having to isolate after being in contact with someone who has tested postitive for coronavirus. and more news for students, as s

george, the daily mail. "the monster who killed our girls must never be free." in the 1980s. the parole board is now approving his release, and this is hugely controversial. does the government try to stop this going ahead? yes. you have absolute _ try to stop this going ahead? yes. you have absolute sympathy with the family— you have absolute sympathy with the family of— you have absolute sympathy with the family of the victims. it's a horrific— family of the victims. it's a horrific story and it must be very painful— horrific story and it must be very painful to — horrific story and it must be very painful to be reminded of it in this way _ painful to be reminded of it in this way in _ painful to be reminded of it in this way. in terms of what the government can do. _ way. in terms of what the government can do, sources close to the justice secretary— can do, sources close to the justice secretary said they would explore the use _ secretary said they would explore the use of— secretary said they would explore the use of reconsideration mechanisms which was som

the daily mail leads on the news that the murderer colin pitchfork has been cleared for release fromon, with a plea from his victims�* relatives to keep him locked up. the metro features an official report by mps that warns the future of the nhs is at risk, and that chronic understaffing means it is being held together by the goodwill of its burnt—out workers. the financial times reports that finance ministers are plotting a raid on amazon's lucrative cloud computing business to ensure it pays more corporate tax under a new g7 agreement on a global rate. the i writes that vaccines are winning the variant battle, with only 2% of people admitted to hospital having had two doses of a vaccine. the guardian reports that borisjohnson has set himself on a collision course with scores of his mps as number ten suggested it would defy an order to bring a vote on foreign aid cuts. the telegraph says brussels will start a trade war with britain if borisjohnson overrides the brexit treaty so that northern irish shops can keep selling british sausages. let's begin. harriet, we've got the guardian

the daily mail features the prime minister meeting the us president, with borisjohnson referring tojoe breath of fresh air." the financial times reports us consumer prices increased by the most in nearly 13 years in may compared with a year ago, as inflationary pressures flared up in the world's largest economy. while the sun looks forward to the euro 2020 football tournament that kicks off tomorrow night. we will have coverage of that in the course of the next couple weeks. let's begin. daisy, do you want to kick us off with the telegraph's coverage of the bidenjohnson with the telegraph's coverage of the biden johnson meeting? with the telegraph's coverage of the bidenjohnson meeting? a special relationship. fix, biden johnson meeting? a special relationship-— relationship. a sandy special relationship, _ relationship. a sandy special relationship, which - relationship. a sandy special relationship, which is - relationship. a sandy special l relationship, which is referring relationship. a sandy special - relationship, which is referring to is not the meeting between the president and

can you imagine that students, — daily mail.ere — seems to show an extraordinary lack of it. if there is one person, there is probably— of it. if there is one person, there is probably only one person in britain — is probably only one person in britain, who is regarded as almost untouchable and that is the queen, no other— untouchable and that is the queen, no other member of the royal family. lest no other member of the royal family. lest any— no other member of the royal family. lest any politician or anybody else in public _ lest any politician or anybody else in public life. in amongst all this stuff— in public life. in amongst all this stuff about statues being taken down and slave _ stuff about statues being taken down and slave owners, all that kind of thing. _ and slave owners, all that kind of thing. to— and slave owners, all that kind of thing, to go after the queen isjust inviting _ thing, to go after the queen isjust inviting ridicule. may thing, to go after the queen is 'ust inviting ridicule.�* inviting ridicule. m

even if he doesn't say anything, a lot of other people are saying things about him, not least the daily mailrliamentary reporter, can you to try to give us some sense? there will be picked pull thinking he's gone, his private life, he's separated from his wife. it's a terrible thing for both families. why are they banging on about it when it has their scout, but if there is a reason for that? {131 there is a reason for that? of course it _ there is a reason for that? of course it is. this isn't a private matten — course it is. this isn't a private matter. met hancock has been lecturing — matter. met hancock has been lecturing the public for over a year how many— lecturing the public for over a year how many people they can meet inside or outside _ how many people they can meet inside or outside. this isn'tjust a story about_ or outside. this isn'tjust a story about a — or outside. this isn'tjust a story about a politician having an affair. by about a politician having an affair. by the _ about a politician having an affair. by the way, i don't understand why the by the way, idon't understand

thank you, tom. jason, from the daily mail? thank you, i from the daily mail?ime i asked confident as the prime minister— asked confident as the prime minister that— asked confident as the prime minister thatjuly_ asked confident as the prime minister thatjuly the - asked confident as the prime minister thatjuly the 19th. asked confident as the primei minister that july the 19th will asked confident as the prime - minister that july the 19th will be the end — minister that july the 19th will be the end of— minister that july the 19th will be the end of this _ minister that july the 19th will be the end of this matter, _ minister that july the 19th will be the end of this matter, and - minister that july the 19th will be the end of this matter, and we . minister that july the 19th will be i the end of this matter, and we will be able _ the end of this matter, and we will be able to— the end of this matter, and we will be able to lift _ the end of this matter, and we will be able to lift restrictions - the end of this matter, and we will be able to lift restricti

the more alarming headline in the daily mail, nepalvariant more alarming headline in the daily mail,day. i must admit, i find this to some extent _ holiday. i must admit, i find this to some extent quite _ holiday. i must admit, i find this i to some extent quite exasperating. the idea here is to protect the public and to protect the nhs so it is not overwhelmed and that we stop the enormous number of deaths that we saw at the beginning of this pandemic. but actually we have been very successful at all of this. the vaccines that have been developed which is the most tremendous achievement of science and a british scientist to some degree of course as well, plus the roll—out of the vaccine, has succeeded in squashing the impact on the house with hospital system and deaths. so that the vast majority of people who are getting ill are those who haven't yet had been vaccinated and we are rolling out the vaccine at pace and at scale, so i really sort of feel that the holiday industry and people who are desperate to go on holiday or desperate to go abroad to see if family or they need to tr

according to the daily mail — foreign holidays could be under threat because minister are worried aboutid variant, thought to have originated in nepal. on the front page of the guardian — a europe—wide project reveals the psychological and socioeconomic scars the pandemic may be leaving on millions of young people. the ft carries the picture of the oil—laden cargo ship sinking off the coast of sri lanka — which has sparked fears of an environmental disaster. and the telegraph has a picture of cricketer ollie robinson — he has apologised after historical tweets of a racist and sexist nature emerged during his debut as a test cricketer at lord's. so let's begin... ros, kick—off on the metro front page. ffor gavin. the education secretary. they no longer seem to be same he could do better.— secretary. they no longer seem to be same he could do better. indeed. the government — same he could do better. indeed. the government owns _ same he could do better. indeed. the government owns our— same he could do better. indeed. the government owns our who _ same he could do better. indeed. the gove

let's move onto the daily mail. an exclusive, shock plans to work from home for ever.us boss and say it will lead to uk. chris, have you heard anything about this? yes. it will lead to uk. chris, have you heard anything about this?- heard anything about this? yes, i have heard _ heard anything about this? yes, i have heard wind _ heard anything about this? yes, i have heard wind that _ heard anything about this? yes, i have heard wind that the - heard anything about this? yes, i have heard wind that the people | heard anything about this? yes, i - have heard wind that the people were looking _ have heard wind that the people were looking at _ have heard wind that the people were looking at this in may of last year and the _ looking at this in may of last year and the idea then was the story i refer_ and the idea then was the story i refer the — and the idea then was the story i refer the telegraph is one of the default — refer the telegraph is one of the default work from home. a right to sit your— default work from home. a right to sit your boss, i'm going to work fro

the daily mail adds that the landmark day is being seen by many as what it calls �*dramatic proof�* of of britain's vaccination programme. the guardian reports that the government's tuition catch—up plan for pupils is inadequate — and that the £11; billion programme won't be enough to make up for the lost learning in lockdown. the independent adds that teachers say the funding falls short of what's needed to make up for two years of disrupted education. there is a debate which we'll talk later about extending the school day. so let's begin. jenny, please first with the metro. it would be hard to ignore this bit of information today.— of information today. yes. it is . reat of information today. yes. it is great news- — of information today. yes. it is great news. it _ of information today. yes. it is great news. it is _ of information today. yes. it is great news. it is usually - of information today. yes. it is i great news. it is usually symbolic if not very meaningful. we all know this is connected to one of the data was collected, we just came off the back of a bank holiday, they t

at least the daily mail excel.. at the q hit the sunday _ they heard something new. at the q hit the sunday had _ they heard something new. at the q hit the sunday had there. _ they heard something new. at the q hit the sunday had there. -- - they heard something new. at the q hit the sunday had there. -- i - they heard something new. at the q hit the sunday had there. -- i think| hit the sunday had there. —— i think you hit— hit the sunday had there. —— i think you hit the — hit the sunday had there. —— i think you hit the nail on the had there. it you hit the nail on the had there. it seems — you hit the nail on the had there. it seems an— you hit the nail on the had there. it seems an attempt to bounce the government into... i would very much like this— government into... i would very much like this story — government into... i would very much like this story to be true, but every— like this story to be true, but every time the prime ministers asked about— every time the prime ministers asked about this. _ every

, i we are going to start with the daily mail which has, i think, a difficult headline.e police force. really interesting that the mail has gone big on this. they call it the greatest crisis. they call it the greatest crisis. they wouldn�*t let go to their credit they wouldn't let go to their credit and really— they wouldn't let go to their credit and really drove that story and it sounds _ and really drove that story and it sounds like, certainly the report came _ sounds like, certainly the report came out— sounds like, certainly the report came out today into the death of daniel_ came out today into the death of daniel morgan and it's awful. it's an awful— daniel morgan and it's awful. it's an awful story from beginning to end and a _ an awful story from beginning to end and a man_ an awful story from beginning to end and a man died ultimately and it is added _ and a man died ultimately and it is added to— and a man died ultimately and it is added to by a corruption, incompetence, what is remarkable is that it _ incompetence, what is remarkable is that it carried up to

the daily mail, what is going on here. we have a long list of things leaked to daily mail. from the prosecution's perspective. >> jennifer wiesel berg, former daughter law of trump organization. she diversed the cfo's son, she is all over the place. talking about how it has to be corrupt, and so forth and so on, she ha being interviewed by vance, and. big deal. former trump organization, believes that trump lieutenant, has flipped on the former president, you get all of the gossip, all of the in the weeds. which we get all of the time. we got it with russia cleugdz cn and now it is in full bloom. this is what prosecutors do. who is cy vance? i want to know about sirius vance, i don't think he is you up standing, he is an elected hack democrat, from "new york post," new york police department recorded harvey weinstein apologizing for groping an italian model, and admittedded high was used to behaving that way, an odd why i audio clipreveals harvey weinsto a downtown manhattan hotel room. the cops had the goods, they had a recording, exchange took place inside of tribeca hote

lets talk to ian now from the daily mail on sunday, j now from the daily mail on sunday, what is yourgame. i didn't think they played that well, i thought it could have went either way at that stage, that football tournament for england, but none of that matters, really, i think the goals where fantastic, and i think the bigger picture, really is the step we just heard from your previous interviewees come the timing was beautiful, we were sorry to —— about to come out of this long winter of isolation that we have had, and i think gareth southgate, there is a wonderful story about this for him, missing the penalty against the germans and 96, and taking the team to a quarterfinal having finally beat them. to a quarterfinal having finally beat them-— to a quarterfinal having finally beat them. 9 . ., , ., beat them. what about in terms of the approach _ beat them. what about in terms of the approach of — beat them. what about in terms of the approach of being _ beat them. what about in terms of the approach of being something l the approach of being something labour has accused england o

the daily mail features the prime minister meeting the us president, with borisjohnson referring tojoeath of fresh air." while the sun looks forward to the euro 2020 football tournament that kicks off tomorrow night. and we will come to football a little later. john, do you want to kick us off this time? let's start with the guardian if we may. bitter standoff over brexit �*s hours at the start of g7 summit. jae over brexit 's hours at the start of g7 summit-— g7 summit. joe biden obviously arrived in carmel— g7 summit. joe biden obviously arrived in carmel today - g7 summit. joe biden obviously arrived in carmel today or- g7 summit. joe biden obviously arrived in carmel today or last i arrived in carmel today or last night with the g7 summit —— cornwall. the rest are arriving tomorrow, and it seems like these rows between britain and the eu over northern ireland and the brexit deal seemed to be bubbling away behind the scenes. emmanuel macron said he is not prepared to negotiate any of the arrangements in there, which is something that britain said it wants to do. so, it's not quite c

we have a new report from the daily mail that has uncovered yet more lies from the chronicles of zerohunter and the biden family syndicate as a woman named london roberts who hunter had a child with and initially denied was his and wanted nothing to do with the child care we now discover that the woman was actually on the payroll as an assistant at his firm rosemont seneca. sound familiar? it should be. according to texts discovered by the daily mail on hunter's hard drive from hell, after she had his baby but he denied, he reportedly kicked her off the health insurance plan despite his claims of him having no recollection of her at all. wisconsin senator, ron johnson. senator, let me start with hunter. because it was you and senator grassley that discovered that it was much larger than ukraine and china then it was russian oligarchs. chinese nationals shopping spree, more than the bank of china. it was kazakhstan oligarchs and now we know that joe biden lied. he was meeting with all these people as vice president. one of his last name was trump, senator? >> well first of all, sean, w

now according to the daily mail they published text messages and emails that claim to show that hunteroberts was no longer on his health insurance plan just three months after she gave birth and there are other text messages that show that when she was pregnant she tried to reach out to him and tell him the due date of the baby and he never responded. so harris, this is why when he was promoting his book and he was doing the late night circuit and people were applauding him. it was mind blowing. yes, he is the president's son but he is not a good guy. if you are a feminist he is public enemy number one. >> harris: he did talk about his drug use and abuse and all of that time and i -- maybe that played a role with his memory. if he booted her off the company insurance he did in fact know her. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted photographs of her grandmother's home. just over a week ago my grandmother fell ill. i went to puerto rico to see her. my first time in a year because of covid. this is her home. hurricane maria relief hasn't arrived. trump blocked relief money for pue

is not systemically racist in its institution, there is a fight over that the daily mail is going tot going away in their finding other text messages from hunter biden complaining that his father is not doing enough to help him with the negative barrage in the media that are reporting on this. more text messages about that. >> i think what is really important the most important thing, hunter biden can be a scumbag and personal problems in his life, in reality the person with most focused on is a guy in the oval office, joe biden and the reason hunter biden plays an important story not just his relation but how he used that relationship that he was paid handsomely by people in foreign countries for access to his father that is abundantly clear at this point, as a result this in a normal functioning democracy would be a substantial scandal is suggested joe biden the sitting president of the united states is vulnerable to blackmail or been paid substantially for his service that is totally unclear and to the american people. we are owed answers, when you say 10%, that matters a lot. eli

tom, front page of the daily mail. extraordinary story. however, your take on it?antastic to — however, your take on it? it is fantastic to be _ however, your take on it? it is fantastic to be a _ however, your take on it? it is fantastic to be a journalist on a royal— fantastic to be a journalist on a royal navy warship when international incident like this takes — international incident like this takes place because you are the absolute — takes place because you are the absolute part of the story and you are able _ absolute part of the story and you are able to — absolute part of the story and you are able to file breathless copy from _ are able to file breathless copy from the — are able to file breathless copy from the seafaring front line. what is interesting about the mail's account— is interesting about the mail's account in your your lists account is it does— account in your your lists account is it does somewhat different to the defence _ is it does somewhat different to the defence of— is it does somewhat different to the defence of kateri's accounts to t

let's get cracking with the papers, we begin with news in the daily mail. page, "boosterjabs in septemberfor mail. front page, "boosterjabs in september for over 50s." the fascinating thing about this is that the over 50s and the vulnerable won't get just the over 50s and the vulnerable won't getjust one jab when they go in, but they'll get their winter flu jab too leaving with two sore arms, but that's to prepare the older population for the winter. that's confirmation of what we thought was coming, which is at the most vulnerable people across the uk, totallin: vulnerable people across the uk, totalling 32 _ vulnerable people across the uk, totalling 32 million _ vulnerable people across the uk, totalling 32 million no _ vulnerable people across the uk, totalling 32 million no less, - vulnerable people across the uk, totalling 32 million no less, will. totalling 32 million no less, will be getting two jabs this winter in the hope of preventing any further lockdowns. that's the goal with this. it's topped up to facing covid and also protecting against the

"the daily mail" will live on this for some time. they have been doing a lot of stories on this.er biden complaining his father is not doing enough to help him with the negative barrage in the media, that are reporting on this. so more text messages about that, vince. >> i think what is really important, the most important thing, look, hunter biden can be a scumbag. he can have personal problems in his right. in reality the person we're most focused on should bs, the guy sit negotiate oval office, joe biden, the reason hunter biden is such an important story, not just his blood relation, how he used that relationship. he was paid handsomely by people in foreign countries for access to his father, that is abundantly clear at this point. as a result this in a normal functioning democracy would be a substantial scandal because it suggests that joe biden, the sitting president of the united states is vulnerable to either blackmail or he has been paid substantially for some sort of service that totally unclear and opaque ultimately to the american people. we are owed answers. so when

reports coming in from "the daily mail," "daily mail" claiming that from 2013 to 2020, dr.t non-profit performed gain of function research. that got 123 million from the obama administration. majority from the pentagon. does this sound right to you? sounds like a huge amount of money. from 2013 to 2020, is that true? >> i don't know if that is true. i don't have those statistics but this is a very large amount of money. looking at this alliance we need to look very carefully, at least from the public website and information there are many positive programs like understanding how to better raise animals so we don't get pandemic influenza, et cetera. so there is a lot of sort of the good stuff the government wants to support but as you pointed out, the gain of function research, funding laboratories like the wuhan lab that are under chinese communist control associated with the military, that is a whole different kettle of fish and we need to absolutely investigate every single dime and make sure that doesn't happen again. elizabeth: yeah. it is understood there is a humanita

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todd: daily mail releasing messages showing hunter biden using racially charged language not just once times. late texts date back to 2018 and 2019. exist between hunter and white attorney in this exchange hunter asks, quote: how much money dio you? he then uses the "n" word saying because n word you better not be charging me hennessey rates. in another hunter says to his attorney i only love you because you are black which that attorney is not. here hunter's attorney is talking with god and unconditional love but hunter interjects he calls the attorney the "n" word again and goes on some explicative and difficult to understand rant. his lawyer snapping back, quote champions annoying when you interject hunter biden saying true dat. racist hunter was trending on jr. if he was at donald trump jr. we would be enjoying wall-to-wall coverage on every mainly media outlet. isn't that the truth? neither hunter or his attorney have released any comments on this matter. back to you. steve: yeah, i bet you are right. brian: just march jimmizeed it and say i was on drugs during that time that's wh

and the daily mail looks at a decision by graduate members of magdalen college at oxford university toportrait of the queen from their common room because they believed it "represented recent colonial history." let's start off. john, kick us off of that story about rishi sunak, who is apparently happy to go along with the delay to the end of restrictions onjune the zist the end of restrictions onjune the 21st in england. as an almost inevitable that that will be delayed? inevitable that that will be dela ed? , ., ., inevitable that that will be dela ed? �*, delayed? good evening. it's interesting _ delayed? good evening. it's interesting that _ delayed? good evening. it's interesting that rishi - delayed? good evening. it's interesting that rishi sunak| delayed? good evening. it's - interesting that rishi sunak had this brief to the guardian because among the senior cabinet members, he is next to borisjohnson, the most senior one. he has been much more economic first in terms of pushing forward with relaxations or seeking to push forward over the last 15 months. he's been much more bul

the daily mail reports that channel migrants have been secretly picked up in french waters by the ukthe times writes that coronavirus cases have surged by 76% in a week but the government insists there is still no evidence to support a delay to the final stages of reopening onjune 21. the daily telegraph says the vaccine roll—out is to be accelerated in an attempt to secure a route out of lockdown, with over—40s expected to receive their second jab within eight weeks, rather than 12. the daily mirror reports that children could be given covid jabs within weeks after the pfizer vaccine was ruled safe for ages 12 to 15. the guardian adds that school leaders are calling for pupils to be vaccinated as a matter of priority — after data showed outbreaks of the delta, or so—called indian, variant in schools throughout england. the daily express writes that the health secretary matt hancock reassured the nation that britain's jabs blitz is helping win the battle against new variants. and the sun calls on the prime minister borisjohnson to stick to removing all restrictions on the 21st ofjune

well, i took a moment to dump manure outside the daily mails office and central london. police say an expensive security operation is continuing in the capital today with more anti locked down. protests expect another embarrass day could be on the cards for francis president, manuel mac ron. a 2nd round of regional elections is underway and the 1st was seen to have left egg on the president's face off to his party picked up only around 10 percent of the vote. as all teach shawna dooper ski now, reports seen as a dress rehearsal ahead of next day. is presidential election from seas regional voters illustrating just how tough that fossil ahead is going to be. both manual macro and, and marine, the pens, policies failed to show that they were the heavy hitters for my calls republic, on the move policy, the results were particularly bruising. even policy inside is called deny, how bad this is not going to minimize what has happened. it's a slap in the face. this is a democratic slap in the face, and it's due to a very low election turn out. all t doesn't condone violence, but what happene

tony, you're going to kick us off the front page of the daily mail.sters. , _, . ministers. there is some concern that the government _ ministers. there is some concern that the government is _ ministers. there is some concern that the government is going - ministers. there is some concern that the government is going to i ministers. there is some concern i that the government is going to try and take back the data that the uk, the 21st, i do not understand the logic of this, so may people are vaccinated as they have been and the hospital admissions and serious cases in the hospital aren't rising. understanding the cost, however, the government is being very cautious, they were not particularly noted at some point last year and i'm hoping it is an abundance of caution. there has been a significant number of mps _ there has been a significant number of mp5 on _ there has been a significant number of mp5 on boris johnson sites successful pandemic chris began and they thought this day of victory was in sight _ they thought this day of victory was in sigh

from dumping maneuver outside the office of the daily mail, newspaper police claims and security operation is continuing in the british capital with more protest expected moscow report in more than 6000 new cobit infections. on sunday, the cities mass rushing up restrictions from monday only vaccinated people can go to cafes and restaurants. jobs will also be mandatory for workers in certain sectors that may explain why the capital fate vaccination market is booming. corresponding to find out the risks of trying to school one for himself. $35.00. that's how little a fe, coded vaccine certificate would cost you here in russia. now, not only are they cheap, but the market for them is huge. so i went on telegram and found plenty of anonymous groups that are offering you what at 1st glance might seem as real proof that you were inoculated. those certificates even have hospital stamp and doctorates a signature and a fake one of course. but that's exactly what i was looking for. so i went with the taliban group that was the quickest to respond and i gave them and made up name, date of birth, etc

when you're outside the offices of the daily mail newspaper. please say alex, sense of security operation is continuing in the british capital day. more protests are the civil across the channel from there. another embarrassing day could be on the cards for a manual mccracken, a 2nd round of regional elections. it's underway. the 1st will to chastening experience for the french leader after his party picked up just around 10 percent of the votes taken through the story short to ben ski in front seen as a dress rehearsal ahead of next day is presidential election from seas regional voters illustrating just how tough that battle ahead is going to be both manual macro and, and marine. the pens. parties failed to show that they were the heavy hitters for my calls. republic. on the move coffee, the results were particularly bruising even policy inside. it can't deny how bad they seize news, but i'm not going to minimize what has happened. it's a slap in the face. this is a democratic slap in the face, and it's due to a very low election turnout. ot

returns greatest of all time but "the daily mail" did it to rile up her haters and get some love from legion of fans and show's already qualified tort tokyo olympics. our coverage of the u.s. olympic trials continue tonight and don't forgot you can watch the summer games right here on nbc bay area. so excited for that. what i'm not real excited about is still these triple-digit temperatures in some of the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is here to talk about where exactly you can see that heat wave. >> we just have to wait a little while longer before we start to see the cooler air coming in. let's take a live look outside in san jose. it's starting to warm up as we approach the lunch hour, and it's 83 degrees right now. take a look where we're head for the trend for this afternoon as you're make plans. you want to avoid the hottest hours, and that's going to be between 2:00 and 4:00 before it starts to come down just a little bit. the seven-day forecast is coming up in the bottom of the screen. you'll see that it will cool off in a few days and today we're still dealing with our da

arrested in the early hours of sunday morning after dumping menu or outside the offices of the daily mail, newspaper police. an extensive security operation is continuing in the british capital today with more protests expected. another embarrassing day could be in the cards for money, all mach chrome with a 2nd round of regional elections on the way. the 1st was a chastening experience for the french leader after his party picked up only about 10 percent of the vote. picking up the story 1st. charlotte to ben sky. seen as a dress rehearsal ahead of next day is presidential election from seas. regional voters illustrated just how tough that bottle ahead is going to be both manual macaroni and marine la pens. parties failed to show that they with a heavy hitters. but for my calls republic, on the move coffee, the results were particularly bruising. even party inside is can't deny how bad they sees, not going to minimize what has happened. it's a slap in the face. this is a democratic slap in the face, and it's due to a very low election turn out. all t doesn't condone violence, but what ha

you're outside the officers of the daily mail newspaper. please say an extensive security operation is continuing in the british capital with more protests expected and other european capital. moscow reported more than 6000 new coven infections on sunday. and the cities mirrors rushed. shipping off restrictions from monday, only vaccinated people can go to cafes and restaurants, jobs all to be mandatory for workers and certain sectors. know that might all explain why the capital fake vaccination market. it's booming right now or correspond and find out the risk of trying to score one for himself. $35.00. that's how little a fe, coded vaccine certificate would cost you here in russia. not only are they cheap, but the market for them is huge. so i went on telegram and found plenty of anonymous groups that are offering you what at 1st glance might seem as real proof that you were inoculated. those certificates even have hospital stamp and doctorates a signature and a fake one support. but that's exactly what i was looking for. so i went with t

the daily mail says it has a recording of a radio conversation in which an officer on the border force ship for permission to get the group. several hundred migrants have made the crossing in the past week alone. border force dealt with four boats carrying 83 people on friday. so far this year, there have been more than 4,000 arrivals. the home office said it was "cracking down on the despicable criminal gangs behind people smuggling" and more than 4,000 people had been prevented from making the crossing so far this year. the headlines on bbc news: the chancellor rishi sunak says g7 finance ministers from the world's leading economies have reached a historic deal to reform the global tax system during talks in london. the head of nhs providers, which represents health trusts in england, says coronavirus vaccines appears to have broken the link between cases and serious illness. testing is ramped up as the uk sees the highest number of new covid infections in two months. this week has seen a spate of knife attacks in london, including two involving machetes in broad daylight in greenwic

in the daily mail — the met police is accused of a form of �*institutional corruption�* over their failurea private investigator — daniel morgan. the i reveals a mental health crisis in the nhs — as a controversial scheme has been used to withhold treatment from people who frequently demand help. the ft says that chancellor rishi sunak will have to spend up to £4bn more on pensioners from next year if he wants to stick to the party�*s �*triple lock�* pledge. so, let�*s begin. starting with the guardian newspaper on the front page, there�*s the story that did dominate a lot of today�*s news coverage but still goes into tomorrow, institutionally corrupt. daniel morgan inquiry conditions. this is a truly shocking story. this is been eight years in the making and this caused £60 is been eight years in the making and this cause— is been eight years in the making and this caused £60 million and its findinus and this caused £60 million and its findings are — and this caused £60 million and its findings are really _ and this caused £60 million and its findings are really quite _ and this caused £6