makenzy entered her first art competition with this portrait, and it clearly impressed. and august. that will be really exciting, and to have judges look at it, and other artists, shows that its appreciation from another artist's perspective and notjust family and friends. with much of her time now spread between schoolwork and playing hockey for wales, makenzy says she's unsure what the future may hold, but she hopes art and being creative will be a part of it. ben price, bbc news. so talented. let's just dip into the football an action in rome. england and ukraine in their quarterfinal at the euros, approaching 30 minutes of the euros, approaching 30 minutes of the first half and if you haven't managed to be aware of it yet, england are in the lead at the moment, 1—0. let's take a look at the goal that was scored. it was really quickly, and the third minute by captain harry kane. that winning ball passed to him by raheem sterling. the two goal—scorers from the last game against germany involved in the first goal tonight. the action continues and we will keep you right

makenzy entered her first art competition with this portrait, and it clearly impressed.r artists, shows that it's appreciation from another artist's perspective and notjust family and friends. with much of her time now spread between schoolwork and playing hockey for wales, makenzy says she's unsure what the future may hold, but she hopes art and being creative will be a part of it. ben price, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. with low pressure close by there is a chance of getting some rain wherejune was much drier than average but yet again on saturday, northern scotland stayed mainly dry and here there was the best of the uk's sunshine, whereas elsewhere plenty of cloud and more rain where over the past few weeks it has been quite wet and there will be further downpours running into southern areas as we start sunday. there is the area of low pressure and the low pressure is sticking around, getting a further boost from a wet and windy weather system arriving from the south on monday night as we will see in a moment. but for par

makenzy entered her first art competition with this portrait, and it clearly impressed.t will be really exciting, and to have judges look at it, and other artists, shows that it's appreciation from another artist's perspective and not just family and friends. with much of her time now spread between schoolwork and playing hockey for wales, makenzy says she's unsure what the future may hold, but she hopes art and being creative will be a part of it. ben price, bbc news. the famous montreux jazz festival is under way for the first time in two years. the pandemic forced proceedings in 2020 to be cancelled and this year's festival has had to be staged on a much smaller scale. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. all the greats have played montreaux. for more than 50 years, the artists, the pioneers, the legends. but then came covid, and the music stopped. now, on the shores of lake geneva, final preparations for the festival's return. translation: we've obviously spent |18 particularly complicated months, | first with the cancellation of the festival last year and for this y

makenzy entered her first art competition with this portrait, and it clearly impressed.during july and august. that will be really exciting, and to have judges look at it, and other artists, shows that it's appreciation from another artist's perspective and notjust family and friends. with much of her time now spread between schoolwork and playing hockey for wales, makenzy says she's unsure what the future may hold, but she hopes art and being creative will be a part of it. ben price, bbc news. now, some of us like wearing high heels, but how would you feel about wearing them to march in a parade? well, that's exactly what ukraine's defence ministry is asking its female soldiers to do. the country is preparing to stage a military parade on 24 august to mark 30 years of independence following the collapse of the soviet union. but the government's plan to have its female soldiers walk in high heels has caused anger and fury in the country. as you would expect. 0ne opposition member of parliament thought it was a hoax but when she realised it wasn't fake news she said it wa

makenzy entered her first art competition with this portrait, and it clearly impressed.udges look at it, and other artists, shows that it's appreciation from another artist's perspective and not just family and friends. with much of her time now spread between schoolwork and playing hockey for wales, makenzy says she's unsure what the future may hold, but she hopes art and being creative will be a part of it. ben price, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello, there's a spell of heavy rain clearing northern england as it moves northwards across more of scotland going into this evening. elsewhere, there may be some warm, sunny spells around, but we are dodging the downpours, heavy showers and thunderstorms. could be quite a nasty line of them affecting parts of south—west england. varied rain totals, some places staying drier, other places with a risk of flash flooding. a warm, muggy night to come. many of the downpours easing, but pepping up again later in the night across southern south—western parts. tomorrow, outbreaks of rain clearin

makenzy entered her first art competition with this portrait, and it clearly impressed.august. that will be really exciting, and to have judges look at it, and other artists, shows that it's appreciation from another artist's perspective and notjust family and friends. with much of her time now spread between schoolwork and playing hockey for wales, makenzy says she's unsure what the future may hold, but she hopes art and being creative will be a part of it. ben price, bbc news. cannot get over how brilliant that painting is! good buy if you are watching us on bbc world news. time for the weather with matt taylor. hello. there'll be a few of you that get through this weekend largely dry but overall there's going to be plenty of showers around right across the country. some of those likely to be heavy and thundery, even torrential in places. but with the nature of showers some will miss you and even then, if you do catch some, rainfall totals will vary widely. the satellite picture earlier showed there was plenty of cloud around. 0ne batch moving northwards but sunnier co

makenzy entered her first art competition with this portrait, and it clearly impressed.august. that will be really exciting, and to have judges look at it, and other artists, shows that it's appreciation from another artist's perspective and notjust family and friends. with much of her time now spread between schoolwork and playing hockey for wales, makenzy says she's unsure what the future may hold, but she hopes art and being creative will be a part of it. ben price, bbc news. she is phenomenally talented. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. bigger billowing clouds across the country through the rest of the day and into tomorrow. threatening some big thunderstorms around. the rest of there will be more in the way of general cloud, outbreaks of rain at the far north of england into southern scotland. eight a few northern scotland, but still largely dry. scattered storms across the rest of england, wales and northern ireland, but brighter than this morning, showers could merge into longer spells of rain in the south—west causing a few issues, but away from

makenzy entered her first art competition with this portrait, and it clearly impressed.dges look at it, and other artists, shows that it's appreciation from another artist's perspective and not just family and friends. with much of her time now spread between schoolwork and playing hockey for wales, makenzy says she's unsure what the future may hold, but she hopes art and being creative will be a part of it. ben price, bbc news. incredibly talented, isn't she. now let's speak to our reporter greg mckenzie who's at a bar with england fans in borough — just south of the thames in london. hello there. hundreds of fans here, all cheering and waiting for the game to kick off and half an hour. crouch down because there is a massive tv in front of me and i don't want to irritate the fans. we have discovered tv presenter mark roe, front rows.— roe, front rows. yes, we put it in advance and _ roe, front rows. yes, we put it in advance and we _ roe, front rows. yes, we put it in advance and we got _ roe, front rows. yes, we put it in advance and we got front - roe, front rows. yes

but today, makenzie fischer has been really hot with her shots. so she would be a good choice. >> maggie steffens, the two-time mvp. one out of four shooting today. the player with the most goals wears number 2. here we go. the u.s. trailing by 1. by one. unfamiliar situation here in the olympics for adam back up top. now this is rachel fattal. tight defense being played by hungary. >> that is outside so she can pick it up to shoot it. >> makenzie fischer, gets it. saved by magyari. >> that is going to go back to the united states. they will have possession for the remainder of the game. they don't need to rush a shot. but they need to get it with 15 seconds remaining on the shot clock. >> madeleine musselman. inside of 10 now. >> and it is not outside six meters. >> rachel fattal, back up top to musselman. they get it inside. hungary knocks it away. and hungary f history as the u.s. women's coach, they. one second remaining on the clock. >> i don't anticipate the game changing at this point with the one second. but it will be interesting to see w

. , ., makenzy.is local, he is totally unrelated to covid, he just goes _ totally unrelated to covid, he just goes about his business every day. and i_ goes about his business every day. and i thought he would just be a wonderful person to paint and a really— wonderful person to paint and a really nice — wonderful person to paint and a really nice essence to capture. so i was doing — really nice essence to capture. so i was doing five minutes before school, — was doing five minutes before school, an hour afterwards, it was all broken — school, an hour afterwards, it was all broken down. i never spent any long. _ all broken down. i never spent any long, extended periods of time doing it. i long, extended periods of time doing it i reckon_ long, extended periods of time doing it. i reckon in total, i probably spent — it. i reckon in total, i probably spent 20 _ it. i reckon in total, i probably spent 20 hours.— it. i reckon in total, i probably spent 20 hours. it. i reckon in total, i probably sent 20

san jose state's colton brown and the women's water polo team with maggie stefen and makenzie fischer. so many of those names are familiar to all of us. the thing that struck me about watching simone biles make that, when you see them up close what a difference five years makes. i remember seeing her in rio. she was like a teenager and had a teenager-like vibe to her. and you see her, and she's like a woman now. 24, considered older. >> even the way she presents herself, a little bit more, it's really fascinating. >> sounds like she can't bounce back as quickly either. feeling the aches and pains every day. >> i thought it was interesting now she analyzes things in a different way. that could go wrong, this could go wrong. >> you've been analyzing the tropical storm. it's moving north of tokyo now? >> the worse of the rain and wind is over in tokyo. that's good news. we had events delayed. they are on the good side of things as we bring you into the microclimate forecast. let's show you back here at home what's ruling our weather, and you might have noticed it today i know a lot of us

lockdown has attracted the attention of one of the world's most prestigious art galleries. 1a—year—old makenzyages of the people around her. and it's her painting of her neighbour — a farmer called john tucker, that has been chosen by the royal academy of arts, to show in one of its summer exhibitions. you are watching bbc news. monuments and buildings across england will be lit up blue later to mark the founding of the nhs, and the work of its staff during the pandemic. the london eye and the liver building in liverpool, as well as a number of vaccination centres will be amongst the places illuminated. a service will also be held for the health workers who lost their lives to the virus. now it's time for a look at the weather. a few of you will get through this week largely try but there will be showers across the country. some are likely to be heavy and thundery and torrential in places. the showers will vary widely. the satellite picture showed there was plenty of cloud around, moving northwards. sunny developments developing in the south this afternoon but we will see localised and intense

jackie: a new study from makenzie lingering effects on covid have on students, says, our analysis showsning was significant, leaving students on average five months behind in mathematics and four months behind in reading by the end of the school year. the report predicts cost of lost of earnings could be 49 to $69,000 over a five lime. multiply by two if they do this again. >> if you read that story they said closing america's public schools was the single most destructive policy in this country. what is ironic here, we have to be one of the only industrialized countries in the entire world who closed our schools. america put kids last. the rest of the world put kids first. why joe biden is letting randi y wine garth push him around is insane. she is playing politics and not putting america's kids and families first. jackie: ford o'connell. we have to leave it there. >> thank you, jackie. jackie: chinese officials meet with the taliban as the united states exits with afghanistan. china flexes its muscles withing crackdowns in hong kong and building military ties with russia. we have cla