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now, though, iwill hand you back to chatton in the studios in salford who has got the rest of the day'su, john watson. we'll aim to be back at wembley towards the end of the programme — but away from euro 2020, there's plenty of other sport to tell you about, beginning with the tennis at queens. rain delayed the start of today's quarter finals — an historic day, with three british quarterfinalists for the first time there in the open era. but for dan evans, this is where his journey ends. the british number one has been beaten by matteo berrettini, as ben croucher reports. the elements over a british summer, british weather, a bit of waiting, some unconventional means to get some unconventional means to get some tennis played and the british number one looking to go farther queens. this is dan evans fetching every sinew to make it past the top seed, matteo berrettini who has already disposed of andy murray in the previous round but he is six foot five which means his wingspan could create angles which perplex geometry and plenty of power which pushed evans to breaking point at 6-6 pushe

we are trying to change flights as they stand, but it's not likely that iwill— they stand, but it's notp off the coast of sri lanka could spill hundreds of tonnes of oil into the sea. and why exiled uyghurs are in london to put pressure on the international community to act against china.

iwill put that to you. i other way, would you, sonia? i will put that to you-— put that to you.tricky one, but _ put that to you. i mean, it is a tricky one, but i _ put that to you. i mean, it is a tricky one, but i do _ put that to you. i mean, it is a tricky one, but i do think, - put that to you. i mean, it is a| tricky one, but i do think, yes, put that to you. i mean, it is a i tricky one, but i do think, yes, it sounds like the british government were not taken too much by surprise by the fact there was a response from russia, and so perhaps this exercise in the black sea will attract something similar as well, but i think there is a difference between showmanship from russia and an action doing something to spark a global crisis. i am an action doing something to spark a global crisis. iam not an action doing something to spark a global crisis. i am not an expert in international relations, but it seems to me the former rather than a ladder at the moment, so, yeah. this is definitely — ladderat the moment, so, yeah. this is definitely your area, tom. ladder at the moment

iwill paying income tax or very little. i will see you soon. hello there.r and muggier at night as well, as we start to import some very warm and humid tropical air right across the uk. but further north and west, we will continue to be played by low pressure and some weather fronts, so thicker cloud with some patchy rain at times. so for today, we've got higher pressure to the south, low pressure out from the atlantic, pushing these weather fronts into the north and the west, which will bring thicker cloud at times for scotland, northern ireland, western parts of england and wales. anywhere here could see the odd spot of rain, and some of the rain could be quite heavy for a time across northern ireland and scotland. turning a little bit lighter into the afternoon. some brightness for the northeast of scotland, where it will be warm. but by far, central, southern and eastern england, which will see the sunniest of skies, will see the highest temperatures — 25 or 26 degrees. but even further west, with the cloud, it's going to feel warm and muggy. and as we

iwill turn the cases of —— question a new. how many cases of corruption have i've been accused of?a big part of her portfolio to solve this problem. how much does that way on her in terms of the way she will be perceived? it is on her in terms of the way she will be perceived?— will be perceived? it is a command _ will be perceived? it is a command this _ will be perceived? it is a command this test - will be perceived? it is a command this test of. will be perceived? it is al command this test of her mettle, really, internationally. this is her debut on the world stage, in america'syard and heading to the next—door neighbour, mexico. she faces a real test. and she at least demonstrated that she is training the biden administration —— trying with the biden administration could be an effective attack in the next election. that has been something dragging the approval rating of president biden over the last several months. in conversations with the guatemalan president, i appreciate she is frank, she doesn't hold back and is willing to deal with these issues. that suggests a humility

iwill for me, for my career, for my life.a day after winning the singles title, barbora krejcikova claimed her second french open women's doubles title. she and partner katerina siniakova beat bethanie mattek—sands and iga swiatek in straight sets. krejcikova is the first player to achieve the double at roland garos since mary pierce won both titles 21 years ago. in the nba the milwaukee bucks have tied up their eastern conference semi—final series with the brooklyn nets at 2—2. and with a big crowd watching on it wasn't a great night injury wise for the nets either with james harden still sidelined, kyrie irving twisted an ankle and may be a doubt for the next game while giannis antetoukmpou scored 34 points in a 107—96 win in wisconsin with the series now set to shift back to brooklyn for game 5 on tuesday. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. well, not quite, because we have got more sports news fo

i remember talking to an older person who was in a wheelchair at the cemetery and he said i'm 99, iwilletery and he said i'm 99, i will be a hundred at the end of this year and then there was this rather poignant paws and he said i havejust seen was this rather poignant paws and he said i have just seen the grave of a chap who died is 20. and we both kind of realised at the same moment he had 80 years extra to live from his friend and he recounted the circumstances in which this poor fellow had died. he lost the plot and jumped out of the trench they ran and ran towards the germans and they cut him down. it was an incredibly moving moment. you're not going to have that put on the other hand i do think it is a good thing to have a kind of focal point and the british contribution on d—day was absolutely enormous. it is tempting to think because of the opening scenes of saving private ryanit opening scenes of saving private ryan it was an american show but it was an absolute allied effort. two thirds of the air forces are british and three quarters of the war and landing craft were british

. >> chair bustos: hearing no requests to speak iwill close public comment .ease call the next item. >> the next order of business is item 7, reports of the chai . >> chair bustos: there is nothing to report, please call the next item. >> next order of business is item 8,report of the executive director . >> thank you madam secretary. the only item i have to report is today are your 2020 was rude before the board of supervisors committee and was moved forward with a recommendation to the full board for request. >> chair bustos: thank you. madam secretary pleasecall the next item . >> the next order of businessis item 9, and matters . mister chair. >> chair bustos: any commissioner have any question they need to bring up ? >> i just want to thank the commissioners for just being so diligent and mindful of the work that's before us and what we want to do for the community and for the people of san francisco and i just want to thank you publicly forall . madam secretary. >> commissioner bycer: if i could i would move my, i was making you dizzy. i would move my co

. >> chair bustos: hearing no requests to speak iwill close public comment .ease call the next item. >> the next order of business is item 7, reports of the chai . >> chair bustos: there is nothing to report, please call the next item. >> next order of business is item 8,report of the executive director . >> thank you madam secretary. the only item i have to report is today are your 2020 was rude before the board of supervisors committee and was moved forward with a recommendation to the full board for request. >> chair bustos: thank you. madam secretary pleasecall the next item . >> the next order of businessis item 9, and matters . mister chair. >> chair bustos: any commissioner have any question they need to bring up ? >> i just want to thank the commissioners for just being so diligent and mindful of the work that's before us and what we want to do for the community and for the people of san francisco and i just want to thank you publicly forall . madam secretary. >> commissioner bycer: if i could i would move my, i was making you dizzy. i would move my co

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this is not something that is going away the next wee u can ofr them aillion llar but iwill n be an upperdividuals who don't want to get the vaccine. we need to continue with our creativity and innovation to get more americans vaccinated. at the same time, give a global virus raging around the world so need to continue to work globally to ensure these vaccines are getting to where they need to go if americans don't want them. as i may have this year, 75% of the covid-19 doses were being administered in only 10 countries, including the u.s. there countries in africa that have less than 1% of the population vaccinated. in the u.s., over 50% that have received one dose. we know make sure we are looking at it from the lens there are americans that are hesitant and we need to continue to work with them to have them make more informed decisions, but we also need to take our surplus vaccines and continue to donate it -- which is happening right now with the biden administration. it is not is and then, us versus them. it is these types of issues we need to work concurrently and continue to chip a

in brussels, iwill agenda together with our g7 partners. in brussels, i will make it clear to the united states commitment to our nato alliance in article five is rock solid. it is a sacred obligation we have under article five. the uk are both founding members of nato, the strongest political alliance in the world, that is not hyperbole. our troops have stood shoulder to shoulder around the world, including serving bravely in afghanistan for the last 20 years will stop the nato allies have had our backs when it mattered, just like we have had theirs when it has mattered, now we need to modernise our alliance, investing in our critical infrastructure, our cyber capabilities, and to keep us secure against every threat we have faced over the last decade and the new challenges we are about to face as well. with the european union leaders, i will discuss how the united states can work with europe to address a full range of issues that require the full strength of our transatlantic partnership, including working together to shape the new rules f

iwill defence, and billy gilmour starts in midfield.s are used to playing in big matches, and they don't come much bigger. they certainly don't! natalie pirks, thank you. the liberal democrat leader sir ed davey has said the party's historic win in the chesham and amersham by—election will send a shock wave through british politics. the seat had been a conservative stronghold since its creation in 1974, but the lib dem candidate managed to overturn an 16,000 majority and win by more than 8,000 votes. the conservatives said the result was disappointing and they'd now analyse what went wrong. our deputy political editor vicki young reports. finally, the liberal democrats have something to cheer about. victory in a leafy buckinghamshire seat the conservatives would never have dreams of losing. enough is enough. we will be heard, and this government will listen. how are you feeling, mr davey? very happy. and a rare chance for the lib dem leader to make the headlines. do you know what happens when a really powerful, strong orange force goes

iwill go... tt spain. i do not want them to do penalties. iwillgo..._ spain.he game later and we will get some reaction from you, billy later. then lovely to talk to you both. and enjoy the game. we have got a tweet from boris johnson. the health secretary sajid javid and schools minister also amongst the members of government reacting to the video of chris whitty being accosted. figures showing how many children are absent from school due to covid—related isolation will be released at midday. evenif even if they have not tested positive themselves but have been in contact someone who has. you have been getting touch about this. schools equals hotbed a virus. it is really hard for working parents, working parents rely on grandparents. we lateral flow test and she says she wants masks back. daniel says, dropped my year nine lad off at school. picked him up at 8:20 p —— 820 lad off at school. picked him up at 8:20 p -- 820 am. lad off at school. picked him up at 8:20 p —— 820 am. schools finish in three weeks, might as well because the neck and go to remote lear

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iwill also say this putin is exactly the same 2001 as he is today.ywhere. what was constructive was the fact that the engagement is restarted, it seems to be cub and they've agreed to talk and least about a broad area of the relations, on strategic civility, and i gather they have discussed also that there will now be discussions of things like climate change and so forth, all issues in which there should be plenty of area in which we could come to terms of using competition. and i do think it is good that the ambassadors are coming back. i hope we will expand on that, restore the effectiveness of missions in both countries getting diplomats back to work and getting agreement that it makes sense to have good, solid representation by both members in the other. what is been going on is just frankly unconscionable, and if you want to develop a vision, that's the way to do but. i hope we are in is improving on that. in the way to do but. i hope we are in is improving on that.— is improving on that. in terms of the wider region, _ is improving on that. in

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iwill continue. will be avoiding the situation as much as possible until the numbers really are coming down. this is where we have a problem when we say the numbers are relatively low, the issue we should have learned by now, everybody now has learnt a great deal about the epidemiology of virus infections, it is going up so it will continue to go is going up so it will continue to 9° up is going up so it will continue to go up until we do something different or it is going down. when it goes up we should be worried because eventually it will get to high levels. because eventually it will get to high levels-— because eventually it will get to hiahlevels. ., . ., high levels. thank you so much for “oininr high levels. thank you so much for joining us- — high levels. thank you so much for joining us. thank _ high levels. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. _ as we've been hearing — some european countries are tightening travel restrictions — but they have today been eased on the isle of man. fo

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as you can imagine his schedule is pretty impacted so sergeant youngblood and iwill continue to make that happen . i have no other news to report at this time. there is something i want to say. i did have a conversation post presentation from district attorney modine and he is interested in coming back on a regular basis perhaps once a month which is what we spoke about. we agreed that we will allow members of the public to ask the district attorney question . and that he will make himself available to do that so there's a free flow of information so we will listento his presentation and afterwards he will entertain a few questions . we will stick with the 2 minute limit for public comment during the question session. that is all i have to present at this moment. sergeant youngblood, please call the next item. >> sergeant youngblood: line item 4, presentation of the quarterly report and administrative section chapter 96 a, discussion. >> president cohen: do we need public comment denmark. >> sergeant youngblood: we do, commissioner. >> president cohen: let's take public comment on co

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as you can imagine his schedule is pretty impacted so sergeant youngblood and iwill continue to makehappen . i have no other news to report at this time. there is something i want to say. i did have a conversation post presentation from district attorney modine and he is interested in coming back on a regular basis perhaps once a month which is what we spoke about. we agreed that we will allow members of the public to ask the district attorney question . and that he will make himself available to do that so there's a free flow of information so we will listento his presentation and afterwards he will entertain a few questions . we will stick with the 2 minute limit for public comment during the question session. that is all i have to present at this moment. sergeant youngblood, please call the next item. >> sergeant youngblood: line item 4, presentation of the quarterly report and administrative section chapter 96 a, discussion. >> president cohen: do we need public comment denmark. >> sergeant youngblood: we do, commissioner. >> president cohen: let's take public comment on commissi

. >> i can speak for the board of examiners but iwill do everything in my power to fast-track it as quickly as possible . then from there, too with other resources towards getting a recent opinion on this. i think it should be more than, i should even be committing to this but it shouldn't bemore than a few weeks i would say . >> did you have an apartment therewhere they can emergencies . >>. >> is secondary to the board of examiners on this call. were you on the call mark. >> i don't thinkthat really is on the call right now . >> typically i think it takes a few weeks to get everybody together and schedule it. i think it may take two or three weeks someone raised their hand. i can check with willy about that. about how that will work. and it's up to your discretion whether mister kanehas his hand raised . >> david kane, structural engineer. the reason we're working through these official policies and just have at least a recommendation of the building inspectors startasking for some sort of vote to be provided on the plan . we're over one inch or half inch andwhat type of phone , at least

iwill take shirt. you look lovely. compliment, nice. i will take that.oken to anybody. i am not thinking about my future and as soon as euros finishes i will have a conversation and i will go from there. mel reid is still in contention at the halfway mark of the us women's open in san francisco. reid, who led after the first round, shot a two over par 73 to leave her in sixth place, four strokes behind the leader, teenager yuka saso, from the phillipines. it's a big day in rugby league with the final of the women's challenge cup, which will be shown live on the bbc for the first time. york city knights take on st helens. it's a first appearance in the final for both teams so a new name on the trophy is guaranteed. the match is live on bbc two from 11am. this afternoon, castleford face warrington while hull take on st helens in the men's semi finals. it's derby day at epsom and frankie dettori will be hoping to carry on his good form from yesterday where he claimed victory in the oaks — 27 years after his first win in the classic. dettori rode snowfall to

one-time item funded by the boardwhich was 1.9 million for senior operating studies .and with that iwillject we will have six temporary off budget positions that will enable mohcd to build on its investments in opportunity and reduce disparities for black san franciscans . these positions ofyour house new in our budget . additional capacity mohcd will continue to deliver on its mission support andequitable recovery. losing six new permanent is positions including an infection prevention specialist , a policy associate and affordable housing analyst. we are also proposing the conversion of three existing temporary positions to regular ones . our community development division can see a process focused on stabilization and pandemic relief and we focused our procurement on prioritizing investments that were identified in the economic recovery report last fall expandinganti-displacement and eviction prevention strategies as well as rights of multiple residents . so we invest in 190 organizations out of $52 million back. our housing stabilization program was crucial over the last yearlast yea

iwill— people in work. thanks very much, indeed, richard. iwilljust- people in work.uched on it, vaccination. i will come back to that. in a moment. overall, what i would like to say at the beginning is it is very important to keep a sense of proportion about what has been announced today. as richard said, this is guidance. it is advisor to the public, it is not a lockdown, it is not a ban and we would obviously be grateful to you all on this call for reporting it accurately because by reporting it in a different way, it is then perceived in a different way by the public. it is very important that we are clear about what they say is. this is not about telling people to cancel their plans, it is asking them to be careful in setting any new ones, to minimise nonessential travel and, you know, that is, in our view, a sensible approach given the rise in cases that we have seen so it is about asking people to be cautious, to be more vigilant, given the rise cases, but at the same time, it is about saying that people can go about living their lives and we think it is very i

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people think, iwill economically disastrous.e the industry is with what has been happening. when someone like andrew lloyd webber says he is worried about his survival, what are the prospects for the rest? ~ , ~ ., the rest? absolutely right. and who would buy those _ the rest? absolutely right. and who would buy those theatres _ the rest? absolutely right. and who would buy those theatres if - the rest? absolutely right. and who would buy those theatres if he - the rest? absolutely right. and who would buy those theatres if he sells j would buy those theatres if he sells them in the present circumstances? who is going to invest in something so unsteady and uncertain. speaking as a member of the theatres trust, and ambassador of the theatres trust, andrew has done as much as any other human being in restoring and making these extraordinarily beautiful buildings, 39 of them in the west end, and theatres all over the west end, and theatres all over the country equally beautiful, making them as inviting as possible. they have spent

iwill— breaches at the department. thank you, mr speaker. i will take - breaches at the department.and will go to inform the house that defence questions next week but forgive me, mr speaker, it investigation is taking longer. we will explain some summer day or so. regarding xp and large, again, this is a matterfor the —— espionage... i would emphasise that the individual did self—report when he became aware, when the individual became aware, when the individual became aware, when the individual became aware that the documents had been mislaid. our... we have certainly informed the united states. they are aware of this circumstance pending further contact with the investigation. they will be informed again. the right honourable gentleman referred to our armed forces' totally professional conduct and the black sea last week and he is absolutely right to do so. they behaved absolutely impeccably and i share his concerns that we must always be providing good back—up and good support to those armed forces. i can share the house what they would expect is intense preparation, intense work

if believe me, iwill believe it, and i did. ., ., ., �* �* �*, did.f didn't understand the documents were fake. if a site discussed at length with lord dyson, if we had come to earl spencer we would have discovered, and i think there were good reasons why it didn't happen, but if we had it done we would have understood the complete incompatibility between martin basheer�*s narrative and earl spencer's. what earl spencer says is martin bashir should be these documents at the beginning of the process in late august, early september. what martin basheer told his colleagues at the bbc is that these documents were created on the basis of information in october not long before the interview was conducted. that disparity in the evidence that finally, when earl spencer did come forward, started to unravel martin basheer�*s story. it wasn't even then unravelled because there were some difficulties in reconciling the two accounts. you would accept _ reconciling the two accounts. you would accept i — reconciling the two accounts. you would accept i think that if

iwill— somewhere. -- that is not saying never! i will let _ somewhere. -- that is not saying never!unning. gymnast becky downie said the last month had been "unimaginable", after she was overlooked for selection for the tokyo olympics. following the sudden death of her brother, she missed the trials but she was given a another chance at a specially—arranged event. despite good results, she didn't make the squad. she questioned why she was offered that opportunity, when it was clear british gymnastics had chosen to prioritise a team medal but they said their decision was based on performance alone. we decided to make that delay, we talked to all the gymnasts and coaches, we decided it was the right thing to do to offer her an opportunity, not to force her to take an opportunity but offer her that chance which she took up a couple of weeks later. she had the ability to perform and show us where she was at in terms of her current performance levels. it was at that point that those performances fed into the complete dataset that allowed the panel to make a decision about who was in the

iwill— spending on children catching up. ok, i willjust ask that again.going out and about again in a way that's safe to do so _ about again in a way that's safe to do so 0nce — about again in a way that's safe to do so. once we got the economy growing. — do so. once we got the economy growing. of— do so. once we got the economy growing, of course, future government would want to look at revenue _ government would want to look at revenue generated measures, taxes etc, revenue generated measures, taxes etc. but— revenue generated measures, taxes etc. but the _ revenue generated measures, taxes etc, but the first priority is to grow— etc, but the first priority is to grow demand and rebuild our industry and our— grow demand and rebuild our industry and our successful businesses. and how would and our successful businesses. jific how would this and our successful businesses. jific how would this extra support and our successful businesses. el"ic how would this extra support happen? would you extend the school day? so what we suggest needs to happen is that c

iwill— and again some rain here and there. iwillweek— and again some rain here and there._ about 21. a bigger range. thank you. we will see you just _ about 21. a bigger range. thank you. we will see you just after— about 21. a bigger range. thank you. we will see you just after 7am. - five military veterans with life—changing injuries are taking on the challenge of land�*s end tojohn o�*groats by kayak — and they�*re hoping to achieve a world first in the process. john maguire has been following theirjourney, and has met the team in north devon this morning. it looks absolutely glorious! it is alorious. it looks absolutely glorious! it is glorious. having _ it looks absolutely glorious! it 3 glorious. having said that, it was glorious. having said that, it was glorious yesterday, as well but things didn�*t quite turn out as expected. that in a moment. wanted to give you a first look at the kayaks. they are surface keys. incredibly light. only weighs about 20 kilos. made of solid plastic. no adaptations because of the guys�* injuries, only that darren, who we will hearfrom