but here in durham, durham public schools, actually took it a step further than the governor's recommendationsthey are requiring masks for high schools as well. so masking across the board at this point. they say it's because so many of those school-age kids are not yet eligible to get vaccinated. and at the same time, ayman, the vaccination rates for those who can get vaccinated the 12 to 17-year-olds are also low in the state at just about 24%. and i talked to the county public health director about this, the rise in cases among kids and what they might be able to do to help get those vaccination rates up in those 12 to 17-year-olds. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i would say the clock is certainly ticking. as far as state trends, we know that the state is seeing a lot of infections in the 0 to 17-year-old age range. and those are our students. there's something to be said about incentivizing. if you want that backpack, hey, why don't you consider getting this vaccination. so, we certainly know that that is the sure fire way to make sure that families are safe, make sure the schools

here in durham county, those under the age of 17 makeup a third of cases. those numbers come at a precarious time for schools as they're making back to school plans. in durham they have kids in the classrooms, welcomed back year-round students monday. just yesterday, the governor made an announcement with guidance to school saying those in elementary school and middle school should be required to wear masks regardless of vaccination status. for high school students, should remove masks if they've been vaccinated. stephanie, durham public schools has taken it a step further, going to require masks for all schools, elementary, middle, high school. i spoke to the school district why they made the decision. take a listen. >> our younger students can't get vaccinated so of course we are continuing with masking. not every staff member will be vaccinated, not every older student will be vaccinated. and simpler to deal with the inconvenience of wearing a mask than to try to identify how, whether every single person in the school is vaccinated. >> reporter: and step

that being the case, it is perhaps not surprising to hear that durham police this afternoon expect to also perhaps an indication of the magnitude of it that the a1 — m is still closed in both directions, about 18 hours after the crash, which happened at six 20p yesterday evening. highways england said they expect this route to be closed into this evening. this is one of the main routes through the north of england. drivers are being advised to avoid this area generally if they can. we expect from durham police a bit more this afternoon on exactly what happened here, the number of casualties i'm afraid, very probably the number of fatalities. figures show women from black and asian communies are at a higher risk of dying while giving birth. in these communities, language and cultural barriers mean preganancy can often be a challenge. in bolton, a maternity community hub has been set up to tackle this issue and already it's helped more than 100 women. nazia mogra reports. maryam is six weeks pregnant. she's come along for a checkup at her new local maternity hub. maryam speaks urdu and

durham? he was appointed attorney general by bob barr to investigate the fbi lying to the fisa court, also spying on the trump campaign. you know, from what i understand, he has spent $8 million of taxpayer funding. he impaneled a grand jury, and now he has disappeared since bob -- biden took over the justice department. it is my understanding that he was coming out with the report before or shortly after the election, and all of a sudden he has disappeared from the media, from congressmen, and i would like to know what happened to him. host: thank you. let our guest respond. guest: during the six months i have enjoyed being a congressman, i have not have the opportunity to discuss mr. durham again. if you will contact our office, i will be happy to have one of my staff look into what you just suggested. the truth of it is i know a little bit about that situation, so i'm not much help to you. our job is to try to help those who reach out, and you are, so please call my office. host: since you

i said maybe, but maybe ijust could move to my dad's farm in durham and we talked about those differentple about that. and my wife is kind of ill, but not with the official symptoms exactly, has she got it or has she not got it? so we had the combination of security problems which meant anyway, we're going to get out. of course, when this emerged and the public realised that one of the most senior people in the government had left lockdown at a time where people were unable to go and see sick relatives, there was enormous public rage. why didn't you just tell the truth at the time? well, the situation was just...it was extremely chaotic. but you decided not to tell the truth. you didn't have to give a press conference and tell the stories. that was not at all the original plan. the original plan was, when discussing with the prime minister on saturday and sunday was, given he knew what actually happened, he agreed we should just say nothing about it and the media will say whatever the media is going to say because there are all kinds of conspiracy theories, we would ignore that. what ha

hi, fix negotiations get underway in durham between the taliban and the afghan government that's fighting escalade on the ground. ah. hello there on the soviet pay and this is also their life and also coming up germany holes and its military to help with the clean up off the ones in a lifetime. floods come more than a 150 people across your tokyo confirms the fast corona, virus infections inside the athletes village less than a week before the olympic games begin. until africa, the president admit his government was not prepared to deal with the days of unrest, which he says this plan and coordinator. ah. now senior ask on delegation is in durham to meet representatives of the taliban as violence continues to escalation. that's chemist on the group has been taking advantage of the u. s. withdraw launching offenses and capturing large parts of the country. the 2 sides have been meeting on an off now for months that the talks of last mentor him as the fighting continues to rage back home. can government delegation says negotiations are the only way for the one on this that we do the sort of

this is even before you go with durham. i'd like to thank inspector general horowitz for that report it should have been used. they didn't want to use it. i guess it's deep state, i don't know what the hell they are thinking. deep state, is this something but if you can't wait for durham , just read a man man named darryl cooper's brilliant thread on twitter. he tells the whole story you got to read it. as he put it, we know as fact, the steele dossier was the evidence just to justify spying on the trump campaign. think of it, they spied on my campaign, and nothing will happen to them. think of it. can you imagine if i spied on biden's campaign or obama's campaign? could you imagine what would have happened? they spied on my campaign, we caught them, and nothing happened. the fbi knew the steele dossier was a dnc operation paid for by dnc and crooked hillary clinton who by the way is the most angry person today in the united states. she's gone away. do you know why? she said why the hell didn't you do that for me in 2016? >

austin texas was 5th, 2 raleigh and durham, north carolina and number 1 for the second straight year, boulder, colorado. united states news and world report real estate editor spoke to us about what the areas all have in common. >> they offer kind of the big city things people want to see. when it's not pandemic times entertainment will come to the area, a lot of conferences and things. it also has sprawling suburbs and areas that allow people to get outside. they don't necessarily feel so packed in. >> you probably are wondering, san francisco came in 15th on the overall list. san jose was numb 36. >> not bad. >> yeah. >> affordability. 15th. >> yeah. that's questionable. >>> combining two comfort foods in to one. mac and cheese and ice >>> coming up new at five the bay area seeing even more shortages of goods, this time it's keeping some drivers off the road. >>> and finally today, we are talking food. mac and cheese, we li, e cream two? kraft teamed up for mac and cheese ice cream. they promise to deliver it. you can order it starting tomorrow or get it a scoop shop. unfortunately

caught out by his own trip to county durham during lockdown. had repeated security problems at my house, going back to 2019, and i was in discussions with the cabinet office in march about the situation. they had suggested maybe all of us moving into government accommodation. i had said, maybe, but maybe i willjust move them all off into my dad's farm in durham. we talked about those different options. i talked to the pm about that. my wife was kind of ill but not with the kind of official symptoms exactly. has she got it? has she not got it? so then you had the combination of security problems, which meant anyway, we were going to get out. there was... ..enormous public rage. why didn't you just tell the truth at the time? well, the situation was just... it was extremely, um, chaotic situation. the original plan was, when i discussed it with the prime minister on the saturday and sunday was, given he knew what had actually happened, he agreed we should just say nothing about it orjust ignore it. what then happened on the monday is that he sudd

not just in chapel hill, once the work got out that i was on the verge started coming here from durham, someone from riley, some from greensboro, because several of the colleges in greensboro had sent students down to campaign in the campaign. and i was not here when u.n.c. won its first and see aa championship, but i was told the crowd in the street were absolutely amazing. that is what happened the night of my election. and the reaction was mixed, there were some people, some newspapers who printed stories that chapel hill elects a black power mare. some wrote that day -- there were those responsible, and whether others that recognized for historical aspects of what it just occurred. i did not know until that night that there had never been a black mayor of a majority white municipality. we don't think ever, but certainly since reconstruction. and that started to make the page lines. but even more pleasant part is that even my hometown paper had a positive story. the atlanta journal had a positive story. and i was confident that my election, certainly, put a small asterisks on the fa

by the way, where is durham? he disappeared. why didn't they use the very well-done horowitz report? it was credible. even the new york times wrote the most vicious editorial about james comey based on the horowitz report, which talked about the crimes and bad acts committed by comey, mccabe, and others. this was even before durham. thank inspector general horowitz for that report. it should have been used. they did not want to use it. i guess it is deep state. but if you can't wait for durham, just read a man named darrell cooper's brilliant thread on twitter. he tells the whole story. as he put it, we know it is fact, the steele dossier was the sole evidence to justify spying on the trump campaign. think of it, they spied on my campaign and nothing will happen to them. can you imagine if i spied on biden's campaign or obama's campaign? can you imagine what would happen? we caught them and nothing happened. the fbi knew that the steele dossier was a dnc operation, paid for by the dnc and crooked hillary clinton, who, by the way

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north carolina has seen a 32% of cases and here in durham there are children that are already back toas they have year round education here. so there are kids in classrooms at this moment as we're seeing this surge. they should require masks regardless of vaccination status, but he saying for high schools if they're vaccinated they can take the mask off. it is going to fall down to the district to the local level and as we know, we have seen this become a flash point at schoolboards across the country and it's not yet clear if or how the state would enforce the rules in the districts more hesitant to mask up. meanwhile they are taking a step further. they are requiring masks in high schools as well. so masking up across the board i spoke to the durham public schools chief communication advisor on this. >> we're all in masks now. the sooner everybody has the vaccine in their system, you know, we're close to normal now, we get closer with every shot in every arm. >> it is low in this state, it is about 24% fully vaccinated and the message from the district is if a 12-year-old is vaccina

there has been some around particularly at the parts of east anglia and funnel cloud and in county durham where we are seeing some of these torrential downpour is, only slowly feeding as we get into the night and an area of rain arriving for southwest england in south wales and the mild and muggy night to come. the rain in the southwest from the area of low pressure running quickly across southern parts to the first part of saturday and for the showers and thunderstorms scattered about elsewhere in another area of low pressure coming at us in the west later on sunday. the head of that, showers and thunderstorms but let's look at both days this weekend and see what is on offer and that is in southern england in the rain pushing southeast eastwards into parts of east anglia before slowly clearing on saturday afternoon and a cloudy cooler day. sunny spells and you can see the very was scattered thunder spells. and and movements in northern england also to the west of the penn nines and in scotland too, the penn nines and in scotland too, the odd downpour ruled out in northern ireland. click

but here in durham, they have taken it further than the governor's recommendations.ll mask up across the board even in high school. this is what we have heard. >> the younger students cannot be vaccinated, so we will continue. not every older student will be vaccinated, and so it is simpler to deal with the inconvenience of a mask than to try to identify how and whether every single person in the school is vaccinated. >> geoff, those students eligible 12 to 17-year-olds is low with only 12% vaccinate and the message for the district is that for the 12-year-old who has a vaccine, they are helping to protect the younger kids who are not, and they are hoping that families will take that into consideration. >> thank you. >>> and now, joining us is two school principals. dr. weatherspoon, talking about the mask policy, your current policy is masks optional despite the recommendation of the american academy of pediatrics saying that all students and staff should make that call. what is that call? >> actually that is something that came down from the state forbidding if you

i wake up a lot of days and think and wonder where it john durham is today? is he fishing? what in the world to see actually doing? >> that's a great question and i remember having conversations over a year ago saying okay, where has this been going, what have we found an when will they release anything? how long have we been hearing the reports about to come out that if something was done that was wrong, let's get it out there. it wasn't done, get that out there but just to not say anything, i think this is where some of these agencies lose their credibility because it seems like there was a double standard and how they treat republicans versus how they treat democrats. >> jason: i only have a few seconds left but you are on the judiciary committee have in the world could jerry nadler, the chairman of that committee not hold a hearing on more than 1,000 put forward by the inspector general of the department of justice about all the wrongdoings at the fbi? >> because he is so busy focusing with his colleagues about domestic terrorism in january 6 or anything else, they don'

today has all been about the cloud, look at this in county durham, and big building clouds in east anglia, bringing some flooding downpours this afternoon. heavy showers have developed in the midlands as well and will slowly push their way north into parts of northern england, scattered downpours in scotland. the intensity will fade eventually tonight but we are still left with a few showers in scotland and northern england, and outbreaks of rain affecting more of south—west england, perhaps south wales, later in the night. it is a mild, muggy and rather misty night to come. we start tomorrow with a lot of cloud and rain in southern england, pushing across the south—east into east anglia for a cloudier, cooler day compared to today. elsewhere, you can see the showers, slow—moving thundery downpours breaking out across parts of wales, the midlands, the north of england and into scotland, but by no means everybody will catch them. pleasantly warm temperatures reach into the low 20s in some spots, and bar the odd shower, largely dry in northern ireland. any heavy downpours will slowly fade i

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i do care about john durham, but sean, the other question we need to ask is to jason chaffetz.me honorably, he was oversight chairman at one point, but i just don't understand why jason is not in the art business because i hear, jason, that you can get 500,000 bucks for -- i know you've never been an artist, like me, but this is another massive scandal. so to jason's point, this whole art deal -- if anybody concocted this, this would be another massive scandal. nobody just gets out from nowhere a lobbyist and then the drug issues at all this and all of a sudden it's like i've always wanted to be an artist, let me just sell it for, let's say $500,000. >> sean: we're going to -- i actually aimed at portraits of a and it looks to me like fingerpainting and if i can do it, it's not art. trust me, i have no artistic ability. last word, jason. >> there was recently a van gogh painting that was discovered, and guess what? it went up for auction. for $150,000. it was only one-third the price of a biden. you can go get the price of a biden, have access to the president of the united sta

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raleigh and durham in north carolina came second, followed by huntsville, fayetteville, and austin, texas. >>> next week the university of california is considering another tuition hike, but this one is different, it would raise the rates annually, starting next year, but only for first year and transfer students who would then keep their rate up to six years. the proposal would raise tuition by about $534, but it could be waived if the state boosts funding, in any given year. this would be the firsttuition hike since 2017 for the uc system. >>> the california drought is forcing some farmers to dig deep. from a nearby water treatment plant. visitors say city officials told them to avoid the water until the cleanup is complete. some people say that they saw sewage overflow into an office. so we've never seen this beach so dirty. there is a lot of garbage and sewage on the beach. it is sad. >> reporter: the last major overflow at the plant was six years ago. there have been 75 smaller spills since then and los angeles county. >>> now if i can fulsome over a proposed crematorium. neighbors i

there have been some around, particularly into parts of east anglia, even a funnel cloud in county durhamours, only slowly fading as we get into the night, an area of rain arriving towards southwest england and south wales in what is a mild and muggy night to come. now, the rain in the southwest, from an area of low pressure running quickly across southern parts during the first part of saturday. further showers and thunderstorms scattered about elsewhere, another area of low pressure coming at us from the west later on sunday. ahead of that, scattered showers and thunderstorms. let's look at both days this weekend and see what's on offer. a damp start in southern england, the rain pushing across south east england into parts eight east anglia before slowly clearing on saturday afternoon. a cloudier, cooler day here. elsewhere, there will be sunny spells after a mostly cloudy start, but you can see the very well scattered thundery downpours breaking out. they could be torrential slow moving in places, parts of wales, the midlands, northern england. this time, also to the west of the penni

have been attacked and also detained. syrian government forces or intensifying the bombardment of durham at least 18 people have been killed and thousands have been displaced. rebels of last the tanks on checkpoints. it is the worst violence since the government retook that area. 3 years ago. jan as he is president, case i eat, has appointed a new interior minister days after sacking, the prime minister and freezing the parliament rid garcia. leo is the latest appointment following the dismissal of a long list of senior officials. mister sides, opponents of labeled his actions as a qu, but at the swearing in ceremony said once again dismissed, those accusations you are right up to speed with all the top stories up next to you on out to 0 football rebels. i'll have more news on this channel in 30 of you. i am sorry, should be about raising prices and harley down to the government. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in time in that says, i don't have made today, has the task of fixing a war torn economy. counting the cost on al jazeera, i

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there have been some around, particularly into parts of east anglia, even a funnel cloud in county durhamwe have been seeing some of these torrential downpours, only slowly fading as we get into the night, an area of rain arriving towards southwest england and south wales in what is a mild and muggy night to come. now, the rain in the southwest, from an area of low pressure running quickly across southern parts during the first part of saturday. further showers and thunderstorms scattered about elsewhere, another area of low pressure coming at us from the west later on sunday. ahead of that, scattered showers and thunderstorms. let's look at both days this weekend and see what's on offer. a damp start in southern england, the rain pushing across south east england into parts eight east anglia before slowly clearing on saturday afternoon. a cloudier, cooler day here. elsewhere, there will be sunny spells after a mostly cloudy start, but you can see the very well scattered thundery downpours breaking out. they could be torrential slow moving in places, parts of wales, the midlands, northern

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this is even before you go with durham.al horowitz for that report it should have been used. they didn't want to use it.

depression until about mid afternoon across north carolina really watching south carolina, too, raleigh, durham area this morning where we're going to see massive flooding, forecasting 3 to 5 inches in that area sustained winds are gusty up to 45 miles per hour, going to watch some potential power outages, even for west virginia. this gets real interesting because it goes back down to a depression, then becomes a tropical storm once again tomorrow across new york city into the boston area also, really watching this storm system taking over houston and parts of texas we're seeing rainfall rates of 3 to 6 inches per hour northwest into the rockies back in the triple digits another heat wave building across the west coast. we'll talk about that coming up. >> i feel for them this not going away just yet >>> fort lauderdale has accepted a bid from elon musk to build a transit loop it would connect the local road to the beach and offer rides in teslas for 5 to 8 bucks per person a cheaper rate than uber. >> everything he has going on, forget about the boring company and everything they have going on

did durham is an awful lot been job and i know this. i need you. i love it. being trained by the ethnic nationality to chain independence organization with an army of 8000 and its own de facto government, controlling almost half the kitchen, stating the k i o has been fighting successive fermi regimes since 961. no longer aligned to how long genders are not in so many criminal law at high nor why not. i'm a connie that will know from kong alumnus another. so when i was one, when i was going to jokers go to rubbish, which is fine. and they can pull it all i want, you know, money from on a label. got, we're not deny something that would enable new cooking on monday to come in from one grow law under it. i didn't. i'm going to solve it. me just one comment and did it one, but it was the name of. c the in february, the 1st the bernie tell me, abandoned this experiment with a partial democracy and re took power in a moment. hundreds of thousands to, to the streets, to demand, to return to civilian rule. but the only responded with a brutal and bloody crack done. t

ah, hello there, i'm just, i'll get, hey, this is algebra live from durham, also coming up calls from indigenous people for the cancellation of canada the day after dozens more.

so miss durham, danny will bring you into the conversation. now. he got part of that, right? i guess he thought of the situation as being that he needed to intervene, but then not any, did he not consults with anyone? he kind of fired them or frozen. that's right. i mean there is no cause to see that. that's it, that they haven't brian and the speaker, i doubt that this be the bottom about the work and nobody will that we don't know what the price is. i believe what they call they who are now an exaggerated reading and means that they can all the you know, we have read over and they also make separate away. i mean, they do, that's the information they need to make it all in 10 years will be great that are many problems. all the different governments have done have done almost nothing to approve of the search which was the main goal. and also how many times when i got this problem on the media and it will not go through monetize either which my prime minister, but also going to be expert. so i can be wrong . but i keep bro that everybody would be winding up in order to get thi

now we're one of the organizations providing assistance in the floods is durham. nice technical relief agency, the t h w. it's a disaster relief agency made up almost completely of volunteers. i'd like to welcome now to d. w. news. guillermo green from the t h. w headquarters in bon no, thank you so much for joining us gear. well, how many people does your agency have? has your agency assisted in this disaster right now? good evening. thanks for inviting us. so as of now we have, we have 2000 over, 2000 volunteers that are dedicated, deployed to teach w, and they're, they're out in the, in the main areas essentially that, that were effected in north failure and, and then right. and what did you most of focusing on, especially if there's still a search and rescue operation. as you mentioned earlier, there are some towns that are still cut off. obviously the priority there to get to the people that have yet to be contacted. but at the same time, and especially the larger towns where most of the water has gone, at least from the streets, there's a lot of clearing of

followed the rules unlike the prime minister's then adviser dominic cummings who'd driven to county durham, when in order to curry favour with the prime minister's chief adviser, we see sycophantic, spineless, hypocritical government ministers lining up to defend the indefensible. saying it's time to move on. with some even having the gall to tell us that they too go for a long drive when the need to get their eyesight tested. what an absolute disgrace, and they should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves. i apologise for the suffering of the people of this country have endured. all i can say is that nothing i can say or do can take back the lost lives, the lost time spent with loved ones that he describes. and i am deeply, deeply sorry for that. a little later, borisjohnson faced questions from senior mps on the liaison committee. they too were concerned about the way test and trace is currently working, ahead of changes to the self isolation rules in england next month. we're already seeing businesses unable to function, hospitality businesses having to close. if i take nurseries for exam

he's isolating and won't travel with the rest of the squad to durham, where the team are due to enterilvers soon ahead of the british grand prix formula 1 revealed a full—size model of what next years cars will look like. among the changes are 18 inch wheels with low—profile tires and simpler aerodynamics. the hope is it will allow the cars to race closer together. well staying with formula one... 140—thousand are expected across the weekend and local boy lando norris is hoping to put on a show, the 21—year—old is only on sunday though, norris was mugged after leaving the euro 2020 final at wembley, he was unharmed, but he says but the 21—year—old who's only in his third year is enjoying his best season so far and he told the bbc can't wait to fans back at the track. �* . , ., , _ ., bbc can't wait to fans back at the track. �* . , .,, track. i'm really happy to see them all i think track. i'm really happy to see them all i think it's _ track. i'm really happy to see them all i think it's cool _ track. i'm really happy to see them all i think it's cool for _ track. i'm really happy to

send this message to all the people of durham, whether they agreed to a reconciliation deal or not. there had been years of relative court in the district after a russian broker. the conciliation agreements raised with honorable forces and locust in 2018, granting amnesty to those who fought against the government. in previous years, rebels are trying to ease the pressure in that al ballard, by launching attacks against the government forces in other areas across the province of running dozens of government checkpoints, in just a few hours of what we've captured 70 of the regime soldiers. now we are headed from the town of sierra to 9 to take control of the silos rights group. are concerned about the escalation of wayland describing it as the worst in the province. since the government took back whole troll in 2018 crystal started the l . jazeera is stumble, or is the president special castillo, has appointed a member of his own marks. this party is prime minister. the move is expected to raise eyebrows among investors weary olson. you left us government and is casting dates on his

. $20000.00 civilians were also expelled from the area around trip or need to tack durham salvage has more now from the memorial interpret 26 years later, 19 victims of the 7th genocide have found there it is. the youngest, among them, was just 16 years old when he was killed in the oldest, had 63 years. after the memorial, there is still a community that lives in reverence and some of the challenges they face. one of the challenges they face and they emphasize on is the genocide denial, and that's was the theme of the collaboration. the genocide, denial has the stab. the genocide, denial is the lay of the latest or the last stage of genocide. and it can indicate on other future suffering. that is why this issue is really important for the victims. bosnia herzegovina doesn't have a law that forbids genocide denial because the bosnian serbs have the power of you know, in the parliament and they are using that power to block block, bringing that law into power. on the other hand, the international community has tools in the office of the high representative to bring that law into power

breaking news from the uk— police in durham say they are unlikely to view facilities as a result of athe road the other night. the crash involves several vehicles, including two lorries, one of which has burst into flames. police have appealed to anyone with dash cam footage to come forward. coronavirus cases have risen sharply again across the uk, with the highest daily figure for six months. 48,553 new infections were recorded in the latest 24—hour period. the number of people being told to self—isolate in england more than half a million people were pinged last week. it's causing significant disruption to some workplaces. our health editor hugh pym has the latest. looking forward to better weather and restrictions easing in england next monday, but with cases going up, more people are having to change plans because they've been told to self—isolate. more are being pinged by the nhs app if they've come into contact with someone who tested positive, and that's affecting the wider economy. the car—maker nissan, for example, saying that production at its sunderland plant has been affec

truth when it was reported that you had left london at the beginning of lockdown to go to county durhament, what really happened? when i spoke, i did not go into all of the details for various reasons. essentially, i had repeated security problems at my house going back to 2019. and these problems had re—emerged and i had discussions with the cabinet office about the situation and they suggested all of us moving to different accommodations. i said maybe, but maybe ijust could move to my dad's farm and we talked about those different options and i talked to people about that. and my wife is kind of ill, but not with the official symptoms, whether or not she's got it. so we had the combination of security problems which meant anyway, we're going to get out. when this emerged and the public realise that one of the most senior people in the government had left lockdown at a time where people were unable to go and see sick relatives, there was enormous public rage. why didn't you just tell the truth at the time? the situation was extremely chaotic. you decided not to tell the truth. you didn

god just got the 1st shot to be durham pickford. and the 1st direct free kicked to be scored in this is championship england of last the last 4 semi finals. but they didn't panic and hit back quickly. re sterling was somehow denied by caspar. she miko. however, 45 seconds later the dane could do nothing about this. so i'm in here sending the ball into his own net for what was the 11th and goal of the tournament. and england were level headed here. keepers were tested as the teams pushed for a winter in normal time. but they were still locked together as the clock tick past 90 minutes. but it wasn't until went into extra time. the only safe moment arrived started. sterling awarded a questionable penalty which stood up to a v i o review. i left captain harry kane with a chance to win it for his country up to 26 world cups in european championships. england were at last through to a final. i've not heard this new wembley like that ever. and to be able to share that with everybody and share it with everybody at home is very special. we