michael booker, is a grey area at the moment. michael booker. is this _ a grey area at the moment.s this boris _ a grey area at the moment. michael booker, is this boris johnson - booker, is this borisjohnson following his libertarian instincts? yeah, i think that's part of that. he did _ yeah, i think that's part of that. he did seem fairly confident. he did seem _ he did seem fairly confident. he did seem slightly downbeat during the press _ seem slightly downbeat during the press conference today because he did spell— press conference today because he did spell out that he would still wear_ did spell out that he would still wear masks in certain circumstances. he was_ wear masks in certain circumstances. he was talking about how there will be this_ he was talking about how there will be this rise — he was talking about how there will be this rise in infections, there will be — be this rise in infections, there will be rises and deaths, but i think— will be rises and deaths, but i think at— will be rises and deaths, but i think at some point, we have to start_ think at some point

michael booker and jenny kleem, thank you so much for reviewing tomorrow's newspapers ——jenny for reviewingg tomorrow's newspapers ——jenny kleeman. that's it for reviewing tomorrow's newspapers —— jenny kleeman. that's it from for reviewing tomorrow's newspapers ——jenny kleeman. that's it from me and from i guess. goodbye for now. good evening. thanks forjoining us. after winning the hearts of brits across the country, emma raducanu's wimbledon has come to a sad conclusion. the 18—year—old was forced to retire in her last 16 match against ajla tomljanovic after a medical issue in the second set. joe wilson has this. emma raducanu's first lesson in when the second week was how to wait the practice courts in the afternoon, show court finally at 7:52pm and what we saw it looked like another example of remarkable composure. her opponent, top of the screen from australian ajla tomljanovic, is over a decade into her professional career. but look who was embracing the occasion. you could see how closely matched the players were every rally feeling tense. imagine being emma's mum. a 50 minute first

with me arejenny kleeman, the journalist and times radio presenter, and michael booker, who is the deputytor at the daily express. very good evening to you both once again and thank you very much for being with us this evening. kicking off with the metro. "boris rolls the dice" — that's the headline on the front page of the metro. the prime minister has confirmed that all covid restrictions, including mask wearing and social distancing, should come to an end in two weeks�* time. the main headline on the telegraph — "it's now or never". with restrictions set to go onjuly 19th, borisjohnson says there is growing confidence in government that vaccines stop serious illness and death. similarly, on the front page of the times, it shows how the prime minister is set to life covid restrictions to lift covid restrictions on the 19th ofjuly. earlier today, borisjohnson said if we can't open our society soon, then we must ask ourselves, will we be able to return to normal? striking words on the front page of the mirror — "masking for trouble." borisjohnson says facemasks will no longer be compulsor

in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight arejenny kleeman, the times radio presenter, and michael bookerrisjohnson has given the green light for covid restrictions to go in england onjuly19th. face masks would no longer be legally required and only advised in some settings. scotla nd scotland now has the highest rate of coma cases in europe according to the world health organization. the scottish government is hoping to ease all restrictions on the 9th of august but may end up keeping some basic measures. the national health service marks its 73rd birthday. the queen towards the nhs the george cross for bravery for its work during the pandemic. sport and time now for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good evening. it's been a long wait but after a mouth—watering set of matches arlready at wimbledon, british wildcard emma raducanu is underway in her fourth—round match on court one. this was the ovation as she walked out onto court. the 18—year—old is up against australia's ajla tomljanovic looking for a place in the quarter—finals where number one seed ashleigh barty awaits. let

senator cory booker, he's got some big plans we'll get into. we'll hear from him soon. we begin with michael steele, the former rnc chair and friend of "the beat," good to see you sir. >> good to see you, bro, welcome back to the neighborhood. >> good to be in the neighborhood. >> i am ready. >> i said mount rushmore level because it is a big deal. and so while the republicans may be objectively over stepping with the word socialism, it would not be wrong to call this a government or a large package. >> it even goes to one sense beyond the $1.9 trillion for tax cuts. you have this competing narrative now that the biden team is establishing that a firm across the country that they're going to be about middle america and the men and women who are raising families and putting kids through schools, they're going to provide the roads to get those kids to those classrooms and provide other kinds of social infrastructure, daycare, child care or etcetera that those families need. it is setting up an interesting dynamic. i do not think that it will be as much as i am concerned about the level of spen

not all of them are going to know what cory booker and michael bennet and all of us did, but they'reoing to see most importantly, in many ways -- maybe my religious faith teaches me this. it's almost better that these people have these -- they get these checks in cleervegland -- cleveland and akron and mansfield and they didn't know i had anything to do with it as their senator. they just know their lives are better. families will see $250 or $300 direct deposit in their accounts every month for the next six months. this enthey get the rest -- then they get the rest of the year in a lump sum. as ?o senator bennet and -- as senator bennet and senator booker said, it's up to us to make this permanent. we've got -- a great majority, at least we think 90% of them will see these checks this week either in their bank account or in their mailbox. we've got to make sure we get the other children who are eligible, that their parents may not have filed a tax return and those families need to go to childtaxcredit.gov and make sure they get this benefit. even before the pandemic we know hard wor

michael jordan's legendary 55-point game against the phoenix suns in 1993. putting the greek freak ahead of lebron james and the late great kobe bryant. on the winning side, suns' star devin bookere game went on finishing with 31 points. >> 0-0 mindset for us going in to ge re erga ia ev. ll of mer chris paul now two wins away23 poi >> outstanding job by paul. >> once you get some wins you really starting getting confidence. >> reporter: now the series ict waiting. the bucks are now the 36th team in nba finals history to face an 0-2 deficit. only four teams have ever come back to win the whole thing, most recently 2016, lebron james and the cavaliers. the bucks are no stranger to an 0-2 hole. they faced the brooklyn nets in round two and came back to win and they are here now. everyone heading back to milwaukee for game three. we'll see if the series gets a little tighter. >> it should because they have that superstar, giannis, what's his name -- >> antekopoluos, something. you always set me up. >> that was very close to making fun of greeks right there. >> no. >> it was just my attempt. >> sorry, cecilia. >> thanks, t.j. >> game three -- >> please text george. tweet at george.

of working on this bill and starting -- i started working on this in 2013, joined by michael bennet, senator booker, and since he came, senator warnock and senator wyden, the chair of the finance committee, the joy of this is to see how this affects individual families' lives. a couple of weeks ago before the bill -- before the checks were sent out, i did a series of roundtables in brian and finley and cleveland andton and thread -- dayton and toledo and youngstown and cincinnati. i asked what are you going to do with this? many families didn't know it was coming. i heard some interesting comments. after the checks were sent out, i also heard stories. here's what it means to families. one mother said, you know, for the first time i can now send my son to camp for a week, to a summer camp, first time in her life. a father said, you know, i'm now going to be able to buy for my daughter, she loves fast pitch softball. she's really g. i'm going to be able to buy her the equipment to do that. a number of families said we're now in a position where we can actually without scrounging -- so many american f