by the way, you failed to mention that jeremy hunt was — you failed to mention that jeremy hunt was alsoe against boris johnson as leader of the conservative party and as prime minister _ the conservative party and as prime minister. but that's another thing. it is minister. but that's another thing. it is a _ minister. but that's another thing. it is a real, — minister. but that's another thing. it is a real, real problem. the problems— it is a real, real problem. the problems are mounting up. we are going _ problems are mounting up. we are going into — problems are mounting up. we are going into the summer, the summer recess _ going into the summer, the summer recess as— going into the summer, the summer recess as i_ going into the summer, the summer recess as i say, it must be a huge relief— recess as i say, it must be a huge relief for— recess as i say, it must be a huge relief for some people at checkers. next story— relief for some people at checkers. next story on the telegraph, forcing his children to self—isolate needless. this is a really interesting story. just going through e

here with his take is jeremy hunt, great to see you.read a little bit of this piece from the late milliliter, critical race theory discusses the title. it is a wonderful time of year to muse on the freedoms, opportunities and blessings of the wonderful country we live in. however a great threat to those attributes now hovers over our nation and literally imperils all that our ancestors fought for. critical race theory is prevalent throughout high academic institutions and federal government and its agencies. how do you view the threat the author mentions? >> it seems like it is already starting to happen. i remember just last year my little sister-in-law, only a high school, was about to post on social media something celebrating the fourth of july but she hesitated. why did you hesitate? because my friends will make fun of me if i post something a little bit too patriotic, too celebratory. that saddens me. that is where we are right now. high school students afraid to post anything celebratory. last night one of my friends tweeted, jus

the change in travel restrictions come as the conservative former health secretary, jeremy hunt, hasave to be reimposed in the autumn if case numbers continue to rise here throughout the summer. it comes as the largest ever roll—out of flu vaccine in england has been announced, hoping to reach 35 million people this winter. our health correspondent anna collinson reports. a winter of face coverings and lockdowns. it helped stop the spread of covid—19 and meant far fewer people were catching other bugs. but amid fears winter flu could put intense pressure on the health service this year, free flu vaccines will be offered to 35 million people in england. expanding the programme to include the majority of secondary school pupils up to year 11. it finally feels as if we are giving priority to educational continuity for those young people, so they can start september with the sense that the adults on the room are doing everything they can to look after them right up to the age of 16. significant freedoms for england and scotland are nowjust two days away. this weekend pop—up vaccine hubs

here now is west point grad jeremy hunt. jeremy, great to see you.o con a that diction? contradiction? >> i think so. it's really shocking that this professor would come out and just boldly say, hey, i'm teaching critical race theory to our nation's next generation of young officers. and if you notice, the conversation has actually shifted a little bit about critical race theory. it used to be that we were all making this up, that conservatives are just, you know, kind of toking at windmills, making up these enemies that don't exist. but actually now they are admitting that, yes, we are teaching this at the air force academy, we're teaching this, even some teachers are coming out saying i'm teaching this in public schools and high schools, that kind of thing. so we're finally getting the truth here. it's very interesting how it's kind of shifting the conversation. david: yeah. well, the head of the joint chiefs is the one who sort of came out and announced that it was being taught, although he kind of couched it in a way that a made it seem as though

jeremy hunt, thank you. very good of you to — of. jeremy hunt, thank you.st semi final of the euro 2020 competition later. italy and spain are going head—to—head at london's wembley stadium, with a place in the final against england or denmark up for grabs. it's not likely there'll be many spanish and italian fans from at the match, because of quarantine restrictions. but on the streets of madrid, it's all anyone was talking about. spain is going to win, obviously. 0f spain is going to win, obviously. of course, we are in spain, we have to win. at least that is what i think. italy, i like them. but i am from spain. i like spain, i would love spain. i like spain, i would love spain to win. spain. i like spain, iwould love spain to win-— spain. i like spain, iwould love saintowin. ., spain to win. italy is a good team, the have spain to win. italy is a good team, they have players. _ spain to win. italy is a good team, they have players, the _ spain to win. italy is a good team, they have players, the league - spain to win. italy is a good team, they have pla

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jeremy hunt there.o to you. thanks very much need forjoining us. ijust wonder, what you make of this report? firrz�*at forjoining us. ijust wonder, what you make of this report?- you make of this report? first of all, i'm you make of this report? first of all. l'miust _ you make of this report? first of all, i'm just delighted _ you make of this report? first of all, i'm just delighted that i you make of this report? first of. all, i'm just delighted that jeremy all, i'm just delighted thatjeremy hunt is pushing this forward. he described it as treatment of which shames a civil society, and that is absolutely rightful so blissfully clear, this is ten years on from when he was in government, under david cameron, and they promised that this would be resolved and years ago and we were actually pretty much in the same situation till all that time ago. fiifi pretty much in the same situation till all that time ago.— till all that time ago. ok, “ust tell us about i till all that time ago. ok, “ust tell us about

prioritising getting the domestic economy back up and running over loosening up international travel —— jeremy hunte huge inconvenience and concern for travellers affected. many in the travellers affected. many in the travel industry talking about needing more support from the government, financial support at this stage. i have to ask, why didn't the government put france onto the red list? why create this amber plus, some people are referring to it? that muddies the waters. yes, it is interesting to create a subcategory of the traffic light system, there has been speculation yesterday that france would move onto the red list, i think one thing to consider is it would have been pretty significant diplomatic move to put france, one of our nearest neighbours, major travel destination, on the red list where control really are tight in terms of anyone who can come in from a rate of this country to the united kingdom. it would have been a major diplomatic steps. i guess it is a little bit of a middle ground, what the government is saying is the situation is bad enough to take the steps with france but n

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the former conservative health secretary, jeremy hunt, warns lockdown restrictions may have to be re—imposedcase numbers continue to rise over the summer. pop—up vaccine centres open in venues across england this weekend in a push to get more people jabbed before the country unlocks next week. the race to find survivors of the floods that have wreaked havoc across western europe — more than 150 people are dead — most of them in germany, hundreds of others are still missing. i beg your pardon, now on bbc news it is time for a click. on the weekend of the british grand prix, we're at silverstone for a race with a differece. we go back in time to show off some electrifying classics. and i'm at goodwood race circuit to see if i can drive around this historic track using just my head. silverstone is the home of british motorsports and i'm here at the britcar championship. but this is a race with a difference, as one team is made up entirely of drivers who have some form of disability, but thanks to a bit of technology, they have serious hopes of taking home the silverware. more on that in a few m

this morning hearing the former health secretary and the chair of the health select committee, jeremy huntvirus, they will be furious and worried going forward and then of course, there is a huge inconvenience and concern for those travellers affected. find inconvenience and concern for those travellers affected.— travellers affected. and many in the travellers affected. and many in the travel industry _ travellers affected. and many in the travel industry spoke _ travellers affected. and many in the travel industry spoke about - travellers affected. and many in the travel industry spoke about needing j travel industry spoke about needing more support from the government, financial support from the government at this stage. i have to ask why didn�*t the government put france onto the red list? why create this amber plus, as some people are referring to it? that this amber plus, as some people are referring to it?— referring to it? that really muddies the waters- — referring to it? that really muddies the waters- it _ referring to it? that really muddies the waters. it is _ referring to it?

here to discuss it is jeremy native hunt. sudden the crime in atlanta is going out and bleeding into the suburbs. >> it's a crisis of failed leadership, brian. i mean, if you look at the city of atlanta, the leadership there, this is not some random covid crime wave as the mayor likes to say. this is what happens when you fail to support the people men and women who will protect the city. the mayor won't defend them. this is what happens. it's a crisis i can't tell you how serious this issue is. the murder rate is up 40% in the city. there have been 368 shootings just this year, brian, in the city of atlanta. so this is so real and a lot of people are very afraid obviously they are doing whatever they can to come up with creative solutions to defend their communities. brian: if you are not safe on a golf course where are you safe. murders up 33%. incident up 56% overall. rape up 86%. robbery 17%. no help is coming from the federal government because they are on the fence between critical race theory and no justice reform don'

you jeremy hunt said, more consent for the current system.— the current system.nk they will be. i list? no. i don't think they will be- i think _ list? no. i don't think they will be. i think what _ list? no. i don't think they will be. i think what they _ list? no. i don't think they will be. i think what they said i list? no. i don't think they will| be. i think what they said about list? no. i don't think they will. be. i think what they said about it being a small number of named exemptions is the direction they are going in. if they do decide to exempt specific occupations, that would be a step forward. it may be there is some sort of easing to the current situation from such a move, but i am not expecting that this afternoon. but i am not expecting that this afternoon-— but i am not expecting that this afternoon. ., ~' , ., , . but i am not expecting that this afternoon. ., ,, , ., , . ., afternoon. thank you very much for our afternoon. thank you very much for your time- — afternoon. thank you very much for your time. thank _ afternoon. thank you very much

enter response, west point graduate jeremy hunt. i want to continue this.e. i don't coddle my cadets i do fear that exposure might test their existing beliefs. they must learn to be brave on the little battlefield, but they must be equipped to participate brazenly on the battlefield of ideas. what you make of that? battlefield of ideas? >> i will start on a positive note. that has to be the most honest account of critical race theory that i have seen from the left. since we have started this debate, we have been hearing lie after lie after lie from the left. finally, someone is telling the truth. the first lie that we were told is that we don't actually teach it in the military. well, this professor obviously debunks that. the second line that we were told is that critical race theory is an account of history, right? we are just talking about the truth of america's past. we know that is not true now because she says in the article that is teaching us how to think about debunking the different views and oppressive beliefs and strategies to approach justice.

including from the former health secretary, jeremy hunt, the former prime minister tony blair has beenrcome the ping democrat, is it has been told. —— the pingdemic, as it is being called. �* , the pingdemic, as it is being called. 3 ., ~ the pingdemic, as it is being called. �*, ., ~ ., ., called. let's talk about travel, if we ma . called. let's talk about travel, if we may. proposals— called. let's talk about travel, if we may. proposals for— called. let's talk about travel, if we may. proposals for double i called. let's talk about travel, if - we may. proposals for double jabbed travellers from united states and the eu to be allowed into england without quarantining, being considered by ministers. labour called the idea reckless. what is the government back are saying about the government back are saying about the thinking behind it? at the government back are saying about the thinking behind it?— the thinking behind it? at the moment. _ the thinking behind it? at the moment. as _ the thinking behind it? at the moment, as we _ the thinking behind it? at the moment, as we speak, -

but one question from a former health secretary, jeremy hunt, who said he quoted donald rumsfeld, theesire. ok, so we have some of the cases and data coming in on a daily basis that came in while the health secretary was speaking there. we are told that at the latest data is there were six deaths across the uk within 28 days of a positive test and that compares to five deaths recorded last monday. in terms of cases, they have gone up. you can see the figures on any screen. at the daily cases today have come in at 34,101. that compares to 27,334 cases have come in at 34,471. that compares to 27,334 cases this time last week. that is an increase of about 7000 cases on it last week. the the number of deaths has gone down. by one. let's move on now. prince william has said he's sickened by the racist abuse of players who missed penalites last night in england's defeat to italy in the final of the european championship. he called the online abuse abhorrent and unacceptable. meanwhile the fa have ordered a review after fans without tickets forced their way into wembley stadium to watch the

jeremy hunt, the former health secretary and a conservative mp raised the prospect that if things are of this going on in the background-— with all of this going on in the backuround. ,, ., ~' ,, ., with all of this going on in the backuround. ,, ., ~' ., ., the search continues for hundreds of missing people in western europe after record rainfall caused devastating flooding. more than 180 people have been killed across germany and belgium. we can now speak now to our correspondent, damian mcguinness. what is going on where you are this morning? what is going on where you are this mornin: ? ., ., what is going on where you are this mornin. ? ., ., , ., morning? yeah, where i am standing riaht now, morning? yeah, where i am standing right now, rachel, _ morning? yeah, where i am standing right now, rachel, is— morning? yeah, where i am standing right now, rachel, is a _ morning? yeah, where i am standing right now, rachel, is a sports - right now, rachel, is a sports stadium but today it is being used as a donation centre. behind me, you can see piles of supplies: food, water, clothin

now no longer the case, but somebody this morning said the government is doing the right thing, jeremy huntn 35 million people will be offered the vaccine for free. so who can get it? doctors, nurses, care home staff and otherfront—line and care workers, anyone over the age of 50, pregnant women, people at higher risk from flu, including those with asthma, and there will be a significant expansion of the number of children offered the vaccine. children get a nasal spray instead of an injection. two— and three—year—olds as well as all primary school children will be offered the vaccine as usual. last year only secondary school pupils up to the age of 12 were included, but this will increase to all those 16 and under. it's desperately important that we all get vaccinated if we're invited this year, because last year cases were very low. they were partly low because people weren't going out and about and they weren't mixing, but they were also partly low because so many people were vaccinated. over 80% of over 65s took up the invitation to get vaccinated. this year we've got more people than e

that's where this point was raised by jeremy - this point was raised byjeremy hunt, the former healths a danger of losing social consent if the rules kind of appear to be contradictory, people will start to lose faith in them or just ignore them altogether, which presumably is a bigger risk? it is. presumably is a bigger risk? it is, if ou presumably is a bigger risk? it is, if you remember, _ presumably is a bigger risk? it is, if you remember, that _ presumably is a bigger risk? it is, if you remember, that was - presumably is a bigger risk? it is, if you remember, that was a - presumably is a bigger risk? it is, if you remember, that was a big concern, — if you remember, that was a big concern, when you had dominic cummings— concern, when you had dominic cummings — part of that was an experiment in gouda socially manage this. experiment in gouda socially manage this he _ experiment in gouda socially manage this. he said there was only a certain— this. he said there was only a certain amount of time that people would _ certain amount of time that people would continue to obey, i thi