and hope for hull — charlie shoots a brilliant round on day three of golf�*s evian championship.elcome to sportsday. well, we are under way. after a year—long delay, the tokyo olympics are now in full swing, and we've had an action—packed first day from japan. 11 gold medals were up for grabs. the first of them went to china, in the women's ten—metre air rifle shooting, while ecuador�*s richard carapaz took gold in the men's cycling road race. nick parrott rounds up some of the highlights from day one. fans won't be allowed inside olympic venues, but there was nothing stopping them lining the route of the men's road race. tens of thousands of them eager to catch a glimpse of the best riders in the world. less than a week after the tour de france, any of the big names were there, including yellowjersey winter. while he had high hopes, thomas was fortunate to be injapan after dislocating his shoulder in a crash during the tour. his medal hopes were already slim, then they disappeared completely. a crash at the second olympics in a row forced him out with 37 miles to go, but if he c

they were back in hull... go! in south—west london, where the first parkrun event was held in 200a. parkrunners in more than 500 locations across england met this morning to run five kilometres together, nearly 500 days after the events were suspended in the first lockdown. in derby, they werejust enjoying each other�*s company. it's amazing to be back out in the community and it's a really, really good atmosphere. it's been like a year and four months that we've been waiting so... didn't think we had it left in us. - no. public events like this have been allowed since monday when nearly all legal covid restrictions were lifted in england. parkruns resumed in northern ireland last month. in scotland and wales, organisers hope they can restart next month. phil mccann, bbc news. five different types of cycling events are taking place at this year's tokyo olympics. while the sight of all those athletes on bikes might inspire some of us to hop on the saddle, not all of our local streets are suitable for cycling — unli

in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester. in london, around the high 20s and the high mid 20s expected across the south coast. lots of hot sunshine for the british grand prix as well both on saturday and sunday. we could also get very close to 31 celsius. the uv levels are also high across england and the south of england. elsewhere across the country, they are high and not quite so high it where it is cool and cloudy in western scotland. the cloudier conditions will continue through the night across scotland and northern ireland. and actually by the end of the night, it could turn quite murky and drizzly around some of the coasts and the far north—west of the uk. elsewhere a clear night and balmy. temperatures no lower than about 15 or 16 degrees. the high pressure is with us tomorrow but around the high pressure, we got slightly fresher air blown in off the atlantic and also dragging in a bit more cloud. scattered clouds tomorrow, broadly speaking, across the northern half of the uk. and a bit fresher, too, quite a bit in s

i live in doncaster, i'm working today in hull royal infirmary doing on—call when i'm stuck in trafficl person to hold on because i think i'm going to be very late today. the village near goole came to a standstill due to diverted traffic. east yorkshire buses were stuck on the humber bridge and kick—off at hull city's game against scunthorpe united was delayed of traffic. this was only a village it was never meant for big traffic like this ever. we have never seen. so manyjams, never. meanwhile, in goole, local people watched and waited and tried to find a good vantage point. meant to be inside watching phones, got my head down the road thinking what's happening, try to catch a little glimpse. i've just snuck through the edge onto the field to see if we can see it. and it's a good viewpoint. spectators had to wait until 4:30pm, but when the moment finally came, it was dramatic. there you go! it has been a diversion _ from all the covid and everything, so yeah, it has been exciting. something quite different for goole, put it on the map today. president biden has warned that the united

the challenge cup winners st helens, were due to host hull kr on friday — with cas preparing to facep flight rugby league matches have fallen victim to rising cases in the last two months. 0rganisers have re—arranged the previously postponed catalans—hull kr game for this saturday though. alun wynjones will return to captain the lions, for the first test against south africa on saturday. the welshman's tour looked to be over less than a month ago, after suffering a dislocated shoulder. but his remarkable recovery means he'll become the first player in the professional era to win 10 successive test caps for the lions. it's a side that has three scottish players for the first time in 2a years. 0llie robinson is back in england's squad for the test series against india which starts next month, after his suspension for historical tweets. the fast bowler was given an eight match ban for his historical racist and sexist tweets, but five were suspended and three have already been served, meaning he's free to play again. ben stokes, jos buttler, jonny bairstow and sam curran also return, whi

england's charley hull enjoyed an excellent third round of 66 at golf�*s evian championship in franceill nine shots behind the leader lee6, who has a five—stroke lead going into the final round. there was some superb bowling from marchant de lange as the trent rockets men secured their first win of the new hundred competition. he took five wickets, as the rockets restricted the southern brave to 126 for 8. and they chased down their target with 18 balls remaining. dawid malan top scoring with 62, as they won by nine wickets. but the women's game went the other way. the southern brave batted first, making 133—5. and in reply, the rockets fell 23 runs short, as captain anya shrubshole took four wickets forjust 13 runs. the details of all today's games are on the bbc sport website. away from the olympics, the british and irish lions test series is under way in south africa, and what a start it was for the lions. they came from behind to beat the boks by 22 points to 17 in cape town. so, a famous victory for the lions as they look to win a first series in south africa since 1997, as katie

tonight where huddersfield winger jermaine mcgillvary scored four tries as the giants beat fourth placed hullsides eight try victory as he helped his team to a first win since the 23rd of may but they still sit second bottom of the table. after a year of delays the 2020 olympics finally get under way in tokyo tomorrow, with the games�* opening ceremony. and two gold medallists from rio will be leading out team gb — sailor hannah mills and rower moe sbihi. mills — here on the left — says she's overwhelmed to be chosen as a flag bearer. in a break from tradition, each nation has been allowed to nominate one female and one male representative. mills and sbihi were selected from a group of athletes put forward by their sports, as encompassing the olympic and team gb values. to be selected as a rower, and indeed the fact in a very olympic based sport, it doesn't create superstars. so to be the face alongside hannah and i think it is such a fall in nominal role. ijust hope that it will show that a normal kid from a normal comprehensive secondary school can be the person thatis secondary school can

hanging off the mooring lines, it's wrapped around the propeller, the rudder and festooned along the hull. absolute disgust. the untreated sewage was poured into the sea right around the south coast from 17 different southern water sites. the environment agency also said the company allowed it to be released because it was cheaper than treating it. the environment agency also said there were nearly 7000 illegal discharges of sewage along the coast. today, southern water were fined £90 million. the judge said the offences showed a shocking disregard for the environment. the judge said the offences showed a shocking disregard for the environment. it's the largest fine ever imposed on a water company. today, southern water apologised. i am deeply, deeply sorry for what has gone before. thejudge today put the environment in its rightful place, at the forefront, and i completely agree. by not doing that, not acting in that way, this company has let its customers and the environment down. tonight, the government said the findings in this case were shocking and wholly unacceptable, and said it w

holidays that hang in the balance is on the front of the telegraph — it tells the story of a couple from hullch of the astrazeneca vaccine that was made in india — and how they were barred from malta — where the vaccine is not approved. criticism of number ten as the foreign aid budget is cut takes the front of the guardian. it says downing street has been accused ofputting tens of thousands of lives at risk. it also touches on the continued football racism storm — quoting a senior tory mp urging conservatives to change their stance on taking the knee. and the role of social media companies. the metro also leads on racism in football, as the prime minister calls on social media firms to �*up their game�* to combat the issue. meanwhile social firms, such as instagram, have been responding — and make the front of the i. it reports that various messages sent to players didn't break their guidelines. so let's begin. we are going to start with your paper, actually. interesting, steve baker. here we go. warning conservatives that perhaps they need to change their stance on taking the knee. , . , ,

that helped lead to her arrest and she is now in jail i believe that hull.s all the time. and i was always surprised at how many people responded. >> and got a really? so this has happened before. i do it all the time and people respond all that. so police probably love that. or the rain. all right. if you've ever struggled to assemble ikea furniture, myself included some engineers and usc have come up with a solution. >> they've developed a robot that can actually help in the robot watches a person put something like a bookshelf together than recreates it through an algorithm learns the steps once or about figures out the order of the building process and been sees the person pickup specific pieces and then predicts the next steps by handing the person next to london. >> puts it all together. don't stop at ikea. we'll see it. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: team usa covid crisis. >> team usa! >> a member here has tested positive for covid. >> announcer: then what we can all learn from the panic at the ballpark. >> what to do if you hear shots ring out a packed stadium. w

i recommend all the rabbit hull with these stories.ertrude had a whole lifetime on radio before even got to her. there is so much to enjoy about their lives. it is so inspiring to read about them. >> so why don't you leave us with the name of a woman we should all go and look up and read more about. a woman who did not make it into your book. and you had to leave her out. >> i think fate emerson, you can read about her. she was a talkshow host and amanda randolph i mentioned a little bit she had different philosophies about roles to take and how to manage her career that hazel scuppered she made a joke when she got her talkshow her daytime talk show she was paid very low i cannot murmur the exact amount paired someone asked about an interview she said well for just $5 week where they expect? mabel scott? so she really had a sense of humor and seemed like a very fun woman i enjoyed reading about her but did not get all that in there as well. >> may be the next book? >> you never know there's plenty there, there really is. >> thank you s

also this evening, leeds rhinos improved their play—off hopes, beating hull fc 22—12.hundred. they beat london spirit by seven runs in front of nearly 2a,000 fans. at lords, rockets' total of 123—4 looked modest after they were put into bat. despite 69 from australian d'arcy short, london spirit collapsed to 93—8 and were always struggling to reach their target. trent rockets now have three wins out of three. earlier in the women's match, rachel priest was the mainstay of the rockets' total of 151—4, the highest in the women's competiton so far. she hit a rapid 76. in reply, london stuttered, and the turning point came when their star player deandra dottin was run out for 29. they eventually finished 19 runs short of their target. and that's all the sport for now. we will be back a little later. hello. a stormy evening and night is ahead for the south west of england, whilst only thunderstorms further north in the uk will tend to fizzle out in the next few hours. but we have had some around again today. but this is a named storm we're talking about in the south west ap

so cooler for the likes of newcastle and hull.or those parts of england and wales on into thursday. friday is a different story — the temperatures are easing back, fresher air is arriving. where is it coming from? it's getting pulled in around an area of low pressure that will be starting to approach the southwest of the uk. overnight friday can they may start to throw in some showers, certainly it looks like there will be plenty of those circulating around in time for the weekend. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. after 16 months, nearly all of england's coronavirus rules have been lifted. social distancing rules are over — nightclubs are open and capacity limits have been removed. all this as cases continue to rise. the prime minster insists now�*s the right time. if we don't open up now, then we face the risk of even tougher conditions in the coming months when the virus has a natural advantage. —— in the colder months. the uk has also announced it will vaccinate certain groups of under—18s, but the vast majority w

so cooler for the likes of newcastle and hull, but you can still see plenty of heat elsewhere, mid—to—highles on into thursday. friday is a different story — the temperatures are easing back, fresher air is arriving. where is it coming from? it's getting pulled in around an area of low pressure that will be starting to approach the southwest of the uk. overnight friday, it may start throwing some showers — certainly looks like there'll be plenty of those circulating in time for the weekend. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a new us study shows... around ten times the official death toll, making it the country's worst humanitarian disaster since independence. jeff bezos made a ten minute, 18 second trip to space. the founder of amazon was accompanied by his brother, mark. uk dummett cummings held discussions about ousting borisjohnson dummett cummings held discussions about ousting boris johnson from downing street within days of the conservative victory. but earlier, a minister said that people could make an informed decision. those are the headlines from the bbc. now on bbc news,

near goole came to a standstill, and east yorkshire buses were stuck on the bridge and kick off at hullnly a village, it was not meant to be traffic traffic like this, ever. we have never seen so many jams, ever. meanwhile in goole, local people watched and waited and tried to find a good vantage point. i meant to be inside watching the olympics, but i'm trying to work out what's going on, trying to catch a glimpse of it all. i've just nipped through to see if we could see through and if it's a good viewpoint. spectators had to wait until 4:30, but when the moment finally came, it was dramatic. it's been a diversion from all the covid and everything, so it's been exciting. something quite different for goole, certainly putting it on the map today. i like to end with a bang. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. this is bbc news. good evening. the weather story is on the change, and we've seen signs of that today with some contrasting conditions out there. yes, there were early—morning thunderstorms across southern england, and then those eased to a legacy of cloud for much o

so cooler for the likes of newcastle and hull.asing back, fresher air is arriving. where is it coming from? it's getting pulled in around an area of low pressure that will be starting to approach the southwest of the uk. overnight friday can they may start to throw in some showers, certainly it looks like there will be plenty of those circulating around in time for the weekend. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. after 16 months, nearly all of england's coronavirus roles has been lifted. social distancing reels are overcome the capacity limits have been removed. all of this as cases continue to rise, the prime minister insists now is the right time. if we don't open up now, the right time. if we don't open up now. then — the right time. if we don't open up now. then we _ the right time. if we don't open up now, then we face _ the right time. if we don't open up now, then we face a _ the right time. if we don't open up now, then we face a risk _ the right time. if we don't open up now, then we face a risk of - now, then

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in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester. grand prix as well both on saturday and sunday. we could also get very close to 31 celsius. the uv levels are also high across england and the south of england. elsewhere across the country, they are high and not quite so high where it is cool and cloudy in western scotland. the cloudier conditions will continue through the night across scotland and northern ireland. and actually by the end of the night, it could turn quite murky and drizzly around some of the coasts and the far north—west of the uk. elsewhere a clear night and balmy. temperatures no lower than about 15 or 16 degrees. the high pressure is with us tomorrow but around the high pressure, we've got slightly fresher air blown in off the atlantic and also dragging in a bit more cloud. scattered clouds tomorrow, broadly speaking, across the northern half of the uk. and a bit fresher, too, quite a bit in spots, a drop of a or 5 degrees in northern ireland and parts of scotland. the heat will contract to central and south—east

so cooler for the likes of newcastle and hull.idely, those temperatures. and the extreme heat warning stands for those parts of england and wales on into thursday. friday is a different story — the temperatures are easing back, fresher air is arriving. where is it coming from? it's getting pulled in around an area of low pressure that will be starting to approach the southwest of the uk. overnight friday can they may start to throw in some showers, certainly it looks like there will be plenty of those circulating around in time for the weekend. this is bbc news, i'm james reynolds. our top stories, covid restrictions end in england — after 16 months. clubbers waste no time in taking advantage of the unlocking. butjust hours after the clubs reopen, the prime minister warns people of plans to prove they're fully vaccinated if they want to go to crowded indoor places in england. we are planning to make full vaccination the condition of entry to nightclubs and other venues, where large crowds gather. proof of a negative test will no l

in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester. get very close to 31 celsius. the uv levels are also high across england and the south of england. elsewhere across the country, they are high and not quite so high it where it is cool and cloudy in western scotland. the cloudier conditions will continue through the night across scotland and northern ireland. and actually by the end of the night, it could turn quite

hanging off the mooring lines, it's wrapped around the propeller, the rudder and festooned along the hullthe south coast from 17 different southern water sites. the environment agency said the company allowed it to be released because it was cheaper than treating it. the environment agency also said there were nearly 7000 illegal discharges of sewage along the coast. today, southern water were fined £90 million. the judge said the offences showed a shocking disregard for the environment. it's the largest fine ever imposed on a water company. today, southern water apologised. i am deeply, deeply sorry for what has gone before. the judge today put the environment in its rightful place, at the forefront, and i completely agree. by not doing that, not acting in that way, this company has let its customers and the environment down. tonight, the government said the findings in this case were shocking and wholly unacceptable, and said it was right the fine should be paid from southern water's profits, not customers' bills. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in hampshire. the british cyclist mark cavendis

in florida a newspaper ran this hulled. headline. new covid cases double in florida.ry this was in florida, they included a chart that shows an uptick in positive tests results. you are seeing it on your screen now. it's terrifying. those are the test results. but actually, who cares? what matters is the harm. what the newspaper did not include is the chart that shows covid death. i wonder why? because they are near zero. that's the picture that matters. that's the picture from which we ought to be making public health policy. anthony fauci told us the goal was to keep people from dying of covid. that sounded reasonable to everybody. that's why they said we needed the vaccine and millions took the vaccine. now they have taken the vaccine politicians decided they can't part with the power they got over the last year so they will keep ordering you around and tony fauci will defend it all because he is one of them. >> what has changed is the virus. the cdc hasn't flip plopped. >> tucker: if it looks like we repainted the slogans on the side of the barn, it's just an illu

of 1812 when british cannonballs were seen out sing off its == bouncing -- bouncing off its wooden hulls a new name. >> when they had gun teams, they rallied behind a mascot. >> most sailors back then could not read. no records have survived for the original gun names on the uss constitution. some have names based on records from her sister ship. >> we have got in to name a few -- gotten to name a few ourselves. >> walsh was sworn in as the first female petty officer in 1917. >> she was the first woman to an list, which was unheard of -- enlist, which was unheard of in 1917. >> it was streamed on facebook ahead of the ship's reopening to the public. >> they will get a tour, meet our sailors, and then they should see the museum. >> it sparks excitement about our maritime heritage and -- we are so excited the constitution has more female leaders than it has in its history and they banded together and named a gun in honor of an early female u.s. navy sailor. >> the newly named perfectus is one of only 2 named by the current crew. >> to be assigned to this crew is amazing. i am so lucky eve

so cooler for the likes of newcastle and hull.d wales on into thursday. friday is a different story — the temperatures are easing back, fresher air is arriving. where is it coming from? it's getting pulled in around an area of low pressure that will be starting to approach the southwest of the uk. overnight friday can they may start to throw in some showers, certainly it looks like there will be plenty of those circulating around in time for the weekend. hello, this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. borisjohnson announces proof of double vaccination may be required for entry to nightclubs in england, from the end of september. i don't want to have to close nightclubs again as they have elsewhere. but it does mean that nightclubs need to do the socially responsible thing and make use of the nhs covid—19 past that shows proof of vaccination and recent negative test or natural immunity as a means of entry. some fully vaccinated people, in critical roles in england, will be able to continue working, even if they are told

earned its nickname during the war of 1812 when british cannonballs were seen bouncing off its wooden hullon't get fully immersed until you are here and you see all of these. shannon: one of those 24 pound guns has a new name. >> i noticed not all of them were named. in 1812, when they had done teams, they rallied behind something, a mascot. shannon: most sailors back then could not read. no records have survived for the original gun names on the uss constitution. some have names based on records from her sister ships. >> we pulled a little bit here and there. we have gotten to name a few ourselves. my idea was to name it after -- in honor of women in the military, in the navy, and chief petty officers. shannon: walsh was sworn in as the first female chief petty officer in 1917. >> the first female to enlist in any branch of service and to get equal pay, equal rights, and equal benefits, which was unheard of in 1917. her history is what made my history possible. shannon: the naming ceremony, which coincided with women's history month, was reamed on facebook ahead of the ships reopening to

coast guards and by health and safety and so on there's some metal bolts in in the substructure of the hull but otherwise very very little compromise. so you have to find thousands of french oak trees and they had to be shaped like this so they could form the the hell well in the old french neighbor forests, they were trained. to grow the right way. they were grown along watercourse. so they were naturally bend then you need a joint so you need a tree that grows like that, but it's also got a joint like like that and you only use the section so how do you find those in today's world? it took 10 years to find the oak the french oak that's made the made the ship what it is. there are some other schools that have disappeared so some of them came from sweden sweden does have a tradition of creating authentic tall ships go to book for instance. and but otherwise a lot of schools around rush for the sale making and the rigging for instance and the canons were founded the original canon foundry. so it it took time because the decision was made not to compromise. at level he was an american foundin

thank you, dana hull from bloomberg.ide-hailing giant didi warns of negative impact after it complies with a chinese order for violation of data security laws. joining us is bloomberg opinion columnist alex webb. this continues, and over the weekend we had a cybersecurity review that basically said companies with data on more than 100 million users would have to seek approval before listing in foreign countries. what is going on with tech in china right now? alex: we saw legislation last year which gave regulators authority to carry out on chinese companies. it is a fall out of a whole slew of companies over the past for five years, many of whom it seems didn't have the businesses underpinning what they were telling the public markets. soother seems to be if you're in china to determine who is taking rides with didi from big chinese government authorities. this seems to be a paranoia driving it, a paranoia that they could exert control on some of these massive tech giants. guy: where the value in a company like didi if t

we'll be hearing from reporters in southampton and hull shortly — but first to manchester, where there'sster united players marcus rashford and jadon sancho, after england's defeat last night in the final of the euros. both players missed penalties in the shoot—out. this morning, the local community set about cleaning and covering up racist graffitti daubed on a mural of rashford in manchester. it came after thousands packed pubs and fan zones across the region, to watch last night's match. ian haslam reports. it was a mural designed to honour a local lad, notjust for his it was a mural designed to honour a local lad, not just for his football achievements by a tireless campaigning against child food poverty, yet following england's defeat to italy, this marcus rashford image was vandalised with racist feet deep in an act described by greater manchester police as disgraceful behaviour that will absolutely not be tolerated. really sad, a said morning _ absolutely not be tolerated. really sad, a said morning anyway, - absolutely not be tolerated. really sad, a said morning anyway, we i abs

turned its nickname during the war of 1812, when british cannonballs were seen bouncing off its wooden hull don't get to get fully immersed until you are here and you see all of these guns on our gun deck. janet: one of those 24-pound guns has a new name. >> i was walking the gun deck -- back in 1812 when they had gun teams, they rally behind something like a mascot. janet: most sailors back then could not read. no records have survived for the original gun names on the uss const fusion. some have names based on records from sister ships. >> a little bit here and there, and we named a few ourselves. the idea was to name it in honor of women in the military, navy, and chief petty officer's. janet: wash was sworn in as the first female chief petty officer on arch 21st, 1917. >> first female to enlist in any branch of service in the first to be equal pay and equal rights and equal benefits, which was unheard of in 1917. her history is what made my history possible. janet: the naming ceremony, which also coincided with women's history month, was streamed on facebook ahead of the ship's reopenin

also this evening, leeds rhinos improved their play—off hopes, beating hull fc 22—12. they were put into bat. despite 69 from australian d'arcy short, london spirit collapsed to 93—8 and were always struggling to reach their target. trent rockets now have three wins out of three. earlier in the women's match, rachel priest was the mainstay of the rockets' total of 151—4, the highest in the women's competiton so far. she hit a rapid 76. in reply, london stuttered, and the turning point came when their star player deandra dottin was run out for 29. they eventually finished 19 runs short of their target. and that's all the sport for now, but we'll be back a little later. hello. a stormy evening and night is ahead for the south west of england, whilst only thunderstorms further north in the uk will tend to fizzle out in the next few hours. but we have had some around again today. but this is a named storm we're talking about in the south west approaches. that's unusual at this time of year. of particular concern, those sleeping out under canvas 01’ in a caravan. it's this

in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester. not quite so high it where it is cool and cloudy in western scotland. the cloudy conditions will continue through the night across scotland and northern ireland. and actually by the end of the night, it could turn quite murky and drizzly around some of the coasts and the far north—west of the uk. elsewhere a clear night and balmy. temperatures no lower than about 15 or 16 degrees. the high pressure is with us tomorrow but around the high pressure, we got slightly fresher air blown in off the atlantic and also dragging in a bit more cloud. scattered clouds tomorrow, broadly speaking, across the northern half of the uk. and a bit fresher, too, quite a bit in spots, a drop of 4 or 5 degrees in northern ireland and parts of scotland. the heat will contract to central and south—eastern areas of sunday. 31 is possible in london. monday and into tuesday, the high pressure is with us, so the weather remains settled. it�*s a fine outlook into the week ahead. temperatures won�*t be quite so hig

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tonight where huddersfield winger jermaine mcgillvary scored four tries as the giants beat fourth placed hullemony. and two gold medallists from rio will be leading out team gb — sailor hannah mills and rower moe sbihi. mills — here on the left — says she's overwhelmed to be chosen as a flag bearer. in a break from tradition, each nation has been allowed to nominate one female and one male representative. mills and sbihi were selected from a group of athletes put forward by their sports, as encompassing the olympic and team gb values. to be selected as a rower, and be the flag bearer a very olympic based sport, it doesn't create superstars. so to be the face alongside hannah and i think it is such a fall in nominal role. phenomenal. —i just hope that it will show that a normal kid from a normal comprehensive secondary school can be the person that is leading out the team at the olympic games. i'm sure athletes feel so proud to represent their country, you know, to have a gb and the olympic rings the men's football tournament is underway. brazil — gold medallists in rio 5 years ago — got off t

bush and the core hull -- cohost, and the star of circus. here is mr.the well of the house, on live television, we have the tape of it that trump should bear responsibility, and now they want us to forget that. i guess he thinks for stupid. want to see so scared of, right now? >> you have to realize, his ultimate goal is to be speaker in 2022 for the republican state of the house. he is scared of donald trump ultimately, and the political power he still retains. when this commission was initially proposed, republicans said, we don't want to partisan commission. we demand the following things including, the power to equal presentation on the committee and to subpoena witnesses. the democrats say, and you could have all the things you asked for, and the republican said, no thank you. now, what they are getting, is a committee that would have subpoena power, over which they have no say. they will regret this at the end of the day. they actually should be happy they have someone like liz cheney on their, who is doing her constitutional duty and putting the

hull. carol, thank you very much. see ou hull. carol, thank you very much. see you later— hull. or decades to produce a vaccine. they harmlessly show viruses or bacteria to the immune system. the body's defences recognise them as an invader and learn how to fight them. researchers at oxford university put small sections of the genetic code of the coronavirus into a harmless virus that infects chimpanzees. they hoped they had developed a safe virus that looked enough like the coronavirus to produce an immune response. we have used this vaccine technology before. we have seen it perform very well, so we think it's the best thing to use and that is why we are making the vaccine the way we are doing. we think it gives us the best chance. all we have to do, though, is tested. though, is test it. the first volunteer to be injected was elisa granato. i'm a scientist, so of course i want to try to support the scientific process whenever i can _ thousands of other volunteers then took part to test the oxford astrazeneca vaccine's safety and effectiveness. then, on december the 2nd, anoth

this all started after a group of armed men dressed in hull tear-style uniform were spotted by policen two cars that had pulled over on the side of i-95 with their hazard lights on. tate police describe the scene. >> eleven armed individuals standing with long guns slung on an interstate highway at two in the morning certainly raises concerns. >> reporter: two men were quickly arrested, but others fled into the woods along with rifles and body cameras. a shelter in place order has been lifted for the residents of wakefield, massachusetts, where the standoff took place. a special tactical options team was called in to help end the standoff which concluded after the men surrendered. the leader of the group wanted it to be known they are not anti-government. still not clear what motivated this group to make the trip north, they claimed to be heading to maine from rhode island for, quote, training. they'd been posting youtube videos from i-95 early this morning. police say they're still combing the area. >> we're conducting an article search in that area to see if there are additional fir

. >> the hull makes the boat unique. almost 10 inches of water with a full load. sea sick, and the invasion of delayed because of bad weather. with time running out, general eisenhower, made the call, that june 6, 1944, would be d-day. providence was kind. the normandy weather was so bad that german navy canceled their usual patrol of the english channel and they called off a practice drill. -- an ally's deception campaign made the germans think that up invasion would happen at -- calais, they were wrong. they heard general eisenhower. you are about to embark on the great crusade, the eyes of the world are upon you, you will bring about the disvehicle destf the germany war machine, and security for yourselves in a free world. >> higgens boat allows 36 infantry men to hit the beaches of normandy in 19 seconds, the a -- the bridge to the beach. without higgens and his boat there would are been no d-day. >> the world might have been a different place if not for higgens, eisenhower and the boys on the beach. joey. my thoughts go to the fighting men and wim. women, we

holidays that hang in the balance are on the front of the telegraph — it tells the story of a couple from hullthe astrazeneca vaccine that was made in india — and how they were barred from malta — where that batch of the vaccine is not approved. criticism of number ten as the foreign aid budget is cut is on the front of the guardian. it says downing street has been accused of putting tens of thousands of lives at risk. the metro leads on racism in football, as the prime minister calls on social media firms to �*up their game' to combat the issue. meanwhile social firms, such as instagram, have been responding — and make the front of the i. it reports that various messages sent to players didn't break their guidelines. away from the abuse, the mirror focuses on the message of admiration that the players have received — illustrated by a mural of marcus rashford that is now covered in hearts and also picking up on the events of sunday, the sun. it has an exclusive from england star harry maguire, who says his dad has been left with suspected broken ribs after the crush at wembley stadium at the f

that is an incredible hull it's massive and so that part seems to be working for them.ating here is that they are limiting their growth potential by tying themselves so closely to donald trump. you know, i don't know how they're going to win back these swing districts where trump is -- is seriously underwater in these suburban areas. so they made this calculation. >> they are trying hard, charlie, i will tell you, real quickly, and i will let you finish. they are trying hard with the critical-race theory because they -- they think that appeals to suburban parents, educated people. um, maybe it's having an effect. i don't know if it is showing in the polling but you are saying they're underwater. sorry to cut you off but go on. >> yeah. the bottom line is it's -- it's even more mind boggling that he would have a meeting with former-president trump on the same day that we're hearing general milley, you know, talk about, you know, equating, you know, 1933 by the nazis to, you know, to the insurrection. i mean, we have heard this, before. and i mean, it just -- the -- the n

investigators say hull shot of oleta nine times as he drove away from police are valetta reportedly triedcers with his car officers were responding reports of a man ringing door bills and acting strangely, family's attorney says he expects video of the shooting will be part of the evidence. the officer is not going to testify. all right, so the evidence has to be the video and those who can authenticate the video and tell us, uh, there will be some officers who will and tough defy, and it might be eyewitness testimony. mr burris also represents the family of touro wilson wilson is a homeless man who was shot and killed by the same officer in march after refusing to drop a knife new at noon, a 22 year old former nursing student has pled guilty to all murder and attempted murder charges in connection with the poet's synagogue shooting. that shooting happened on the last day of passover. back in 2019 in san diego county, john ernest appeared in san diego superior court today he avoided the death penalty with his plea, the sand diego county district attorney's office said ernest agreed to ser

britain international, jermaine mcgillvary, scored 4 tries, as huddersfield giants, beat 4th placed hullit going into today's second round of the evian championship. hall shot a 2 under par round of 69 which included four birdies on a sultry day by the banks of lake geneva in france. she's 4 shots off the lead... that's all the sport for now. we can speak now to mark foster, who has competed in 5 olympic games and in 2008 was the team gb flag bearer at the opening ceremony in beijing. he is also forming part of the bbc�*s punditary team. how are you commentating? it is auoin to how are you commentating? it is going to start _ how are you commentating? it 3 going to start tomorrow, the swimming, but i am staying in a hotel away from the bbc centre in salford. the final is in tokyo in the morning because america wants swimming in the morning because it is prime time. i will be on from 2:30am until 4:30am every morning. you are watching it on television and commentating? that you are watching it on television and commentating?— you are watching it on television and commentating? that is how

hotter further south temperatures climbing again, 27, hull, 28 in london and cardiff.30s. this is bbc news. the headlines... police say at least 58 people have died — and dozens are missing — after flooding in western germany translation: | grieve for the | people who have lost their lives. we don't know the number but it will be many. some in the basements of their houses and some who are working as firefighters trying to bring others to safety. the negativity won't break me — england's bukayo saka speaks out after the racist abuse he received for missing a penalty in the euro 2020 final. he's also criticised social media companies. latest official figures show 48,553 new coronavirus infections in the uk and 63 deaths within 28 days of a positive test. that's the highest number of deaths reported in one day since march. borisjohnson has insisted that his plans for "levelling up"

so cooler for the likes of newcastle and hull.warning stands for those parts of england and wales on into thursday. friday is a different story — the temperatures are easing back, fresher air is arriving. where is it coming from? it's getting pulled in around an area of low pressure that will be starting to approach the southwest of the uk. 0vernight friday can they may start to throw in some showers, certainly it looks like there will be plenty of those circulating around in time for the weekend. this is bbc news — our top stories: england ends its lockdown after 16 months of covid restrictions, clubbers waste no time in time in taking advantage of the newfound freedoms. shortly after the grand reopening —— the prime minister floats the idea of vaccine passports for those wanting to go to crowded indoor places in england. we'll get reaction from the owner of one of leeds' most famous clubs. charting the final days of the donald trump presidency — journalist and author michael wolff joins us to talk about his new book. and a momen

in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester.omorrow but around the high pressure, we got slightly fresher air blown in off the atlantic and also dragging in a bit more cloud. scattered clouds tomorrow, broadly speaking, across the northern half of the uk. and a bit fresher, too, quite a bit in spots, a drop of 4 or 5 degrees in northern ireland and parts of scotland. the heat will contract to central and south—eastern areas of sunday. 31 is possible in london. and south—eastern areas of sunday. monday and into tuesday, the high pressure is with us, so the weather remains settled. it's a fine outlook into the week ahead. temperatures won't be quite so high but very respectable for the time of year. we are expecting sunshine and temperatures in the mid 20s across most of the uk. goodbye. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the death toll from the floods in western germany and belgium rises to more than 150. rescue teams continue to search for hundreds of people still missing. european