dr michal dr michal, thank ou possible. ok. dr michal dr michal, thank you and _ possible. ok.nswered hopefully this afternoon. let me take you to heathrow airport. this easy are pictures that come through over the last hour. these are arrivals of athletes from team gb. here we are, simon kenny and laura kenny with their multi—success, jason, i called him simon. with their multi—award—winning success, with their gold medals in cycling. we have also gotjoe choong, joe was of course won gold in the modern pentathlon, they are being sprayed by staff and british airways, the airline that brought them back. big hug forfamily, friends airline that brought them back. big hug for family, friends and everybody else, their mum, michael and beverley there to greet him. you may remember we spoke to them on bbc news during course of the weekend at their delight. and possibly that is grandma. not sure. and then we have also got frazer clark the bronze superheavyweight boxer, who has also arrived, with somebody who has really missed him. lots more arrivals, we will bring you the best of those

free covid-19 booster shot clinic, one of the first in the bay area. 82-year-old michaela dray -- michalmea was one of the first in line. >> these are people particularly vulnerable to covid-19. reporter: pfizer or moderna vaccine booster shots were available to county residents who are immunocompromised. >> the whole reason we are hosting this clinic is we want to make this third dose easily accessible to those that really need it, those that have weakened immune systems. reporter: julie habits from nevada made an appointment the moment she heard. >> because of going through cancer treatment, it was important to have the booster shot. reporter: daughter jenny calls the third shot a godsend. >> she has fought so long and so hard for us and it is just one more thing that will heap -- that will help keep her safe. reporter: about 1300 folks are getting booster shots today. with the delta variant on the rise, many people have said they are afraid to even go out. >> you don't know how safe you are. there are a lot of factors that make me feel i need to do more, more to protect myself. report

united klans of american as well as the first clergy member to have his own television show, solomon michal. they were all men because hoover did not recognize female clergy. they worked together to bring about a certain ideal of what the problem relationship was between religion and politics in the nation. they laundered intelligence for the fbi, preaching and publishing it as gospel. they publically and privately worked with the bureau to employ christian faith and racialize rhetoric. the fbi and its christian network worked to promote anti-civil rights legislation, anti-communist fervor and forbidding certain bible translations. hoover used this christian syndicate to make sure that those folks were kept outside of the realm of what was considered american. hoover's faith in his religious formation of the bureau and its fruitful partnerships with leading clergy, perhaps we can use this to rewrite american political history in the post war era, placing hoover and his fbi as actors and factors that contributed to the rise of the modern religious right. a key eye on religion does not replac

and i�*m joined by dr michal nachmany, ceo of the organisation climate policy radar and a visiting lecturerat is the real issue, people are very very attached to what they eat, a lot of people do not want to change their diets and politicians are very very nervous. i spoke to a climate change minister a few years ago, and we werejust chatting, and minister a few years ago, and we were just chatting, and she admitted that she was a vegetarian, later on i broadcast that she was a vegetarian, and she came after me, she said it was, she was furious, she said it was, she was furious, she said it was, she was furious, she said that was beyond the pale for me to use that sort of a comment and she was very embarrassed having been outed as vegetarian, that is how sensitive it is. signists will say politicians have to get round this, they don�*t have to say people have to ban eating dairy, meat or fish because of concerns about what is happening in the ocean, because they could set an example and say it would be a good idea to eat less. what did you make of what was discussed and presented today at t