you talk about desirae being a graduate of public schools. i was, too.up on military bases and that's what we did. not that we didn't have access to private schools. my mom was a public school teacher, too. it worked, right? but now we have to concentrate on the gap. i don't hear that language, either, david. i don't hear anybody saying before we change words and wokeness let's catch up. >> that's because republicans are slashing public school budgets across the country and so it is hard to keep up. >> harris: that's a reflexive talking point. parents watched our kids and the fall-behind process was on digital when they didn't need to be locked down to the points where they were and you are going to blame it on the opposite party. that's just reflexive and it is -- god blessing you. >> i tell you the public school i attended had textbooks that were 20 years old and so i experienced the full impact of those cuts to public schools. and i'm telling you we need to invest more. >> harris: we don't have time for that let's get to this. fox news quoting one of

the only people they're successfully filling are apparently themselves or a dk desirae to of the geopolitical economy, research groups. she says that western attempts to pin the blame from multiple problems on russia of simply not working. burrell statement tells me, is that now it's very clear that the west is not even winning the propaganda war. and the reason is very simple because on the ground, russia is winning, in terms of military forces. and also, as the situation is evolving, the west attempts to blame russia for what's going on, whether it is food, inflation, fuel inflation, whatever, whatever's going on, whatever the west is trying to pin on russia. it's not working. the rest of the world is not seeing it. so mister burrell is forced into these reflections because he is out of bobbo of brussels. and out of the bubble of the g 7, mister burrell, actually having to admit that the west is losing the propaganda. war is a big signal of defeat because they are also defeated, a number of other friends. the west always claims that it is for democracy. but in reality, what they mean by dem

into the final of the mixed doubles, it's britain's neal skupski and his american partner desirae krawczykamerican rajeev ram reacted with their own "you cannot be serious!" no way, man! are you going to turn it off? that's ridiculous! i'm not starting again until you turn it off. while hawk—eye stayed on, the match did continue and salisbury finished it. and in terms of the semifinals, they're definitely in. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. more on the main story, the crisis running borisjohnson's leadership running boris johnson's leadership and running borisjohnson's leadership and premiership. how are voters reacting to the events of the past 2a hours? the constituency of high peak in derbyshire went to the conservatives from labour at the last election. our correspondentjudith moritz has been talking to people there. 200 miles from westminster, whaley bridge feels far removed. but you don't have to look too far for ominous symbolism, or for signs which could represent how locals are feeling. at the end ofjohnson street sits the builders merchants where they say they put a price on hon

britain's neal skupski with american desirae krawczyk won the mixed doubles, defending their title., dare look that far ahead? joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. northern ireland, the lowest—ranked team to qualify for the women's euro finals, got off to a difficult start tonight against former european champions norway. northern ireland were beaten 4—1 in southampton, as jane dougall reports. a first major tournament. some have known nothing else, others have suffered years of disappointment. but now, all young fans can picture themselves playing for their country. i really hope that i would become a professional footballer, so that's my dream, probably hers as well. yeah, definitely. i said to my granddaughter there, molly, if they qualified last year, i i would take her to the euros. they're showing what our wee country is capable of. what's incredible is that the northern ireland players are not professional. they all have dayjobs. the squad is made up of nhs staff, teachers and shop workers, who now all have the hopes of a nation resting on their shoulders. walking out to make his

britain�*s neal skupski and american desirae krawcyzk won the mixed doubles title for the second yearwd on court 14 — although he was disappointed it wasn�*t on a court with a bigger capacity. the all england club say wheelchair tennis matches will be on show courts from now on. england began their t20 series against india with a heavy defeat at southampton. the tourists batted first, setting england a target of 199 to win. they never really looked like reaching that — eventually all out 50 runs short. the sides meet again at edgbaston on saturday that�*s all the sport for now, back to victoria derbyshire at downing street. thank you very much, isaac, thank you. hello. welcome back to downing street. it isa it is a really hot already and it is only 930 or whatever it is. i am sure some of you are planning barbecues this weekend. thank you for your messages, barbecues this weekend. thank you foryour messages, iwas barbecues this weekend. thank you for your messages, i was asking you how the events of the last few days affect you, your family, how the events of the last few days affect

you must say contractions as well to neal skupski and desirae krawczyk.l want to hang on to — three minutes into the second—half,julie nelson scored their first goal at a major international tournament, we restricted them to not many chancesin we restricted them to not many chances in the second half. we made ourselves hard to beat and that is what we have to do. i didn't think i would be the one getting on the scoresheet, it's been a couple of years since i scored. incredible feeling to skirt —— for the first goalfor northern feeling to skirt —— for the first goal for northern ireland feeling to skirt —— for the first goalfor northern ireland in a european championship. tiara goalfor northern ireland in a european championship. two more matches for — european championship. two more matches for you _ european championship. two more matches for you this _ european championship. two more matches for you this evening - european championship. two more matches for you this evening on . european championship. two more | matches for you this evening on bbc two.

they'll play either american duo desirae krawczyk and danielle collins or top seeds elise mertens orawyer. is this the biggest victory of your life? its i biggest victory of your life? it; justice, but it's a victory for me, definitely. justice, but it's a victory for me, definitely-— definitely. it's what i said from seven years- — definitely. it's what i said from seven years. seven _ definitely. it's what i said from seven years. seven years i definitely. it's what i said from seven years. seven years ago, | definitely. it's what i said from i seven years. seven years ago, it was like that. _ seven years. seven years ago, it was like that. i_ seven years. seven years ago, it was like that, i spoke about that and told the — like that, i spoke about that and told the truth, but football never believed — told the truth, but football never believed me, fifa never believed me. they never— believed me, fifa never believed me. they never trusted me. but the triburial— they never trusted me. but the tribunal trusted me and it's a great victory— tribunal trusted me and it's a great victory