elisabeth smith, chief counsel for the states centre for reproductive rates.om japan where opposition to the games is intensifying with the country facing growing numbers of coronavirus cases and stretched medical facilities. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's become the first country in the world to approve the change in the national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it's been a peaceful funeral demonstration so far! - but suddenly, the police - are tear—gassing the crowd — we don't yet know why! the pre—launch ritual is well—established here. helen was said to be in good spirits, butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. it was a bloody birth for a poor country, and the challenges

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hours of testimony, with elisabeth blandon wondering... and glenn thirlby similarly asked... but yadwiga billewicz disagreed... one part of the session which caught the attention of bbc—watchers was when the prime minister's former chief adviser described how, over the course of last year, he largely stopped speaking to journalists — with one exception. the main person, really, though, that i spoke to in the whole of 2020 was laura kuenssberg of the bbc, because the bbc has a special position in the country, obviously, during the crisis. and because i was in the room for certain crucial things, i could give guidance to her on certain very big stories. the use of anonymous sources in political reporting has long been a concern among some newswatch viewers, and that "outing" of himself by dominic cummings as one of those sources led valerie ching—dolling, among others, to question how reliable and credible he was. she wrote... and someone tweeting as murf�*s mum posted this... but graham king had a different perspective... we asked bbc news about this, and they told us... matt

but not everyone was persuaded of the value of his seven hours of testimony, with elisabeth blandon wonderingrly asked... but yadwiga billewicz disagreed... one part of the session which caught the attention of bbc—watchers was when the prime minister's former chief adviser described how, over the course of last year, he largely stopped speaking to journalists — with one exception. the main person, really, though, that i spoke to in the whole of 2020 was laura kuenssberg of the bbc, because the bbc has a special position

eric: queen elisabeth the second aircraft carrier in 19 the queen elisabeth name in honor of her predecessorder greeting the 95 -year-old honor when she arrived by helicopter and on board, the new carrier will represent 40 countries during his 28 week voyage. arthel: meanwhile prince harry speaking about the royal family again. in the five-part show with oprah, the mean you cannot see and hear he accuses the family making him suffer at the trial bullying him in neglecting his wife meghan markle when she was suicidal. they're worried that it will create a huge gulf in the royal family. arriving in los angeles with more. reporter: prince harry is not moving back in his interview coming to cocreator and the serious series with oprah, focuses on mental health and what is like to struggle with it. mcclurkin printed critics advising him overhead and sing these attacking the royal family again. harry shares his own appeal battle with mental health five-part soon he said been in therapy for the last four years and edit drinking and drug phase to cope with his mother of diana's death and he also blas

elisabeth moss, she is directing episodes this time around so what was it like working with her as ae enjoy the season. the last episode of this year is so crazy. i can't wait for people to see it. >> there's the tease you've been looking for right there. she's excited and elisabeth also said that a lot of the characters are going to be, quote, they'll change dramatically this season. do you know how it all ends? i think you do. not one word? >> i know. i can't say anything or i'll get shot by hulu execs. >> tell us, tell us, come on. whisper. little secret. >> he can't give it up but one thing we are going to talk about, the pandemic, you adopted your puppy ry who jumped in the picture earlier, man. what's it like being a dog dad and what is ry's personality like? >> he's changed my life. i mean, you can see him. he is a crazy animal. i love -- ah, look at him. so cute. he's the best. he's like -- he's been so fun to be around and you know from animals like they make you so empathetic. they're like life changing thing. >> i agree 100%, my friend. max, thank you so much for joining u

but not everyone was persuaded of the value of his seven hours of testimony, with elisabeth blandon wondering

elisabeth mcdonald rated thank you for watching. join us again tomorrow night. hi everybody.ent biden is back in dc this hour after spending the day in virginia selling his multitrillion dollar spending plans and this is the first of two trips that biden is making to sell americans on the vast expansion of the welfare state. central government planning and huge increases in taxes we start with blake at the white house blake. >> either your member the president biden and bill the market family plan at the joint address before congress on last wednesday. and then travel to georgia and thursday and fizzling on

elisabeth moss stars on that show, of course, and then the first two episodes of the third and final so don't miss that show. >> i'm excited about this. michael b. jordan has a new movie. i'm sure you heard about it. they're calling it killmonger prequel. >> yes, and so it's called "without remorse." tom clancy's "without remorse" premiering on amazon prime yesterday. i got to talk to michael b. jordan which i should just end the sentence there. >> i don't quite know how to put this, but it's kind of a big deal. >> the sexiest man alive. >> right, the sexiest man alive and on weekends we get stuck with dan. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> it was so great. there's a lot of action. he basically -- he is a man who has gone through a lot. it's his first real action thriller and i mean there's a lot of artillery, a lot of fire, he actually at interrogation inside of a burning car and asked him what it was like to shoot that scene. he's like, you know, it's cool, yeah, there's a burning car there then suddenly you feel your eyebrows and eyelashes starting to singe. it was very cool. some say it's a

coming up, we are going to be speaking to elisabeth moreno, france's diversity minister on introducingr quotas, the talent pipeline, and ethnic minority representation. the extent to which france is measuring and collecting data, what do they plan to do to improve performance on these issues. we will speak to her shortly about that. we will also be back to the market conversation. futures increasingly positive this morning. we will get back to that shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to the european market open. half an hour to the start of cash equity trading. futures pointing to the upside. nasdaq futures up by 7% of 1%. we talked a little bit about where this is coming from i the fact the market was focused elsewhere rather than on the deterioration in what we are seeing in the fight against the virus in some parts of asia. there are other stories we need to focus on. i know that you have been focused on something that has been happening in chile. it's an interesting story because it links into commodities, it links into politics. how politics changes the pandemic. >> abso

. >> reporter: you have a reunion with elisabeth moss' character. what was that like?this. >> some are losing their minds which is awesome. honestly, i felt like i was losing my mind when i first read the script. >> reporter: moss plays the role of june osborne, one of the women forced to bear children as part of a dystopian society. following a second civil war, moira, samira wiley's character, helps smuggle june to safety in canada. the role earned wiley an emmy in 2018. >> i didn't bring you all this way just to leave you behind. >> reporter: she's a bad ass. you think she's helping you be more bad ass? >> honestly, i think, is helping lots of women be more bad ass, and i am one of them. >> reporter: you might say wiley has a knock for landing strong female roles on groundbreaking shows. as pusse washington, an inmate serving time for a drug conviction on "orange is the new black,"l kwt " her character wad by a security who putt h his kn on her back during a protest. >> it was around the time that trayvon martin was the conversation. to have it come back so many yea

but not everyone was persuaded of the value of his seven hours of testimony, with elisabeth blandon wonderingedible he was. but graham king had a different perspective... we asked bbc news about this, and they told us... matt hancock came in for a particular tongue—lashing from dominic cummings, so it was no surprise that when the health secretary appeared the next day at the downing street briefing, laura kuenssberg put one of mr cummings' allegations to him. can you still stand there today and say it's true that you protected care homes from the start? and did you or did you not tell downing street that people leaving care homes would be tested before...? sorry, people leaving hospitals would be tested before? the health secretary's answer clearly didn't satisfy laura kuenssberg, as she tried to get in with a follow—up question, but it seemed her microphone was swiftly muted and the press conference moved on to another question. thanks very much, laura. next question's from carl dinnen from itv. the reaction from an m lloyd? as we saw on last week's newswatch, the recent hostilities in isra