patel. ., for you. also, we want to dispel some of the vaccine myths. >> because we still have to do that. >> so get also san mateo's dr. chan. they have come together to say we are recommending indoor masking for the vaccinated. tell us, what made you to weigh in with the other health officers in making this statement. >>> we've seen a large increase in hospitalization in cases, particularly the delta variant. we know this is important. that's the reason why we want to right accurate timely information to our communities as well as provide a recommendation to wear masks indoors. >> dr. chan, i have to ask. i completely understand what's happening with the delta variant. do you expect people in your community to actually follow this recommendation, both the vaccinated and pun vaccinated. >> yes. i think most of our bay area counties have been following recommendations. if we're providing accurate information in a timely way and we're saying this is going to be a recommendation for a time limited time, m

no word yet from priti patel today. here is _ no word yet from priti patel today.cretary is committed to tackling racism. she is taking action as home secretary to tackle extremist groups, that is what she is doing. the prime minister is clear that the government will also legislate to take action against those platforms that enable this sort of filth to be peddled online. and we are acting as a government. the culture secretary has been working closely with platform owners, football authorities, other sports organisations, to work with them to tackle this. chris, earlier i spoke to the chief executive of the antiracism organisation kick it out, tony burnett and he said to me it really wasn't up to or should not be up to gareth southgate and the england footballers to guide the reaction to all of this, too, if you like, shape the national conversation but i wonder will some politicians be feeling very uncomfortable and thinking there might be a vacuum of leadership from the government on this and that is what you have footballers speaking out? i think siml football

critics l of boris johnson at priti patel are of borisjohnson at priti patel are saying they being hypocritical racists. who had attacked the three penalty takers who _ racists. who had attacked the three penalty takers who were _ racists. who had attacked the three penalty takers who were not - racists. who had attacked the three penalty takers who were not white, | penalty takers who were not white, and he _ penalty takers who were not white, and he said — penalty takers who were not white, and he said i hope you racists will crawl— and he said i hope you racists will crawl back— and he said i hope you racists will crawl back under the rock from under which _ crawl back under the rock from under which you _ crawl back under the rock from under which you have come out to make his comments _ which you have come out to make his comments. but people saying he is a hypocrite _ comments. but people saying he is a hypocrite. this story says, specifically saying it's exactly what — specifically saying it's exactly what we _ specifically saying it's exactly what we were talking about earlier that it's

priti patel has not responded to the comments by tyrone mings.hree black england players jadon sancho, marcus rashford and bukayo saka faced online abuse after missing penalties at sunday night's final. the chief secretary to the treasury, stephen barclay, defended priti patel saying the home secretary fully understood the issues of racism after being subject to online abuse herself. from working with the home secretary that she is taking action in her role as home secretary to go after many of these racist groups. she is taking action against the extreme right—wing groups that ferment many of these things and she is acting as home secretary to tackle this, as indeed is the culture secretary. and as i say, through the online harms bill, we are committed as a government to legislating to tackle these social media platforms who frankly, should be doing far more to clamp down on this sort of unacceptable racism and abuse online. it's part of a wider problem in terms of online abuse. and we will legislate to punish those companies financially if they

alok patel.k a citizens >>> tonight, tropical storm elsa taking aim at the florida coast. watches and warnings now in effect from the florida keys to the western coast and up along the panhandle. you flash flooding and winds in- gugsing up to 60 miles an hour. the deadly storm making landfall in cuba today. roughly 180,000 people forced to higher ground. ginger zee with the timing and the track. >>> also tonight, a demolition crew using a controlled explosion to bring down the remaining tower in surfside, florida. officials forced to work quickly ahead of tropical storm elsa. the implosion opening new paths for rescuers searching for possible survivors. the death toll climbing. several more bodies recovered. >>> america emerging from the pandemic, traveling in record numbers for the long holiday weekend.

priti patel said testing will kee- exemptions.ing will keep front _ exemptions. priti patel said testing will keep front line _ exemptions. priti patel said testing will keep front line teens _ exemptions. priti patel said testing will keep front line teens safe - will keep front line teens safe while they serve the public but public health leaders say this a balance between self isolation and economic damage. clearly having over 600,000 people in england pinged i think in the last week is very, very disruptive with the covid—19 app, so the business concerns are absolutely real and i think there needs to be a solution and if you look around the world at other countries that are doing well in their vaccine programme, singapore for example, they are also moving to a system of not requiring self—isolation for people who have had both doses of the vaccine. some of those exempt way to find out how it works as the smooth flow of business gets held up because of staff isolating the government maintains the app is doing itsjob and is need

patel. let's start in mississippi, one of the least vaccinated states in our country and now children make up 7% of icu covid patients statewide there. what are you hearing from folks on the ground about the crisis? >> reporter: yeah, the numbers are rising here. they're rising quickly. that's what's giving a lot of doctors concern is the rate at which they're seeing these numbers really start to pick up. we are outside of a children's hospital. it's part of a larger medical system. one of the largest in this state. they say they have seen hospitalizations pick up across all ages in recent weeks and that with very rare exceptions, all of the patients that they're seeing hospitalized have not been vaccinated. they just gave us some new numbers from this hospital specifically. they tell us that they have six children hospitalized with covid-19 as of this morning. three are in intensive care. that means children now make up approximately 13% of patients at this hospital, university of mississip

kavita patel.riencing different realities within this pandemic. walk us through some of what you are seeing this afternoon. >> reporter: yeah. i mean, yasmin, good to be with you. take new york city for example. you see behind me tourists are back crowding this area. even the pigeons are back. restaurants are back at full capacity. there was a broadway show that returned last month, the rest returning in september. even though tourists and visitors are coming out, people are leaving their houses again, new york city is not seeing a huge uptick in cases. in fact, they're still registering record seven-day average lows not seen since march of last year. state officials are crediting the high vaccination rate here. i mean we have three-quarters of all adults with at least one shot. not the case everywhere, yasmin, as you were mentioning. we will show kind of a heat map of coronavirus in the country right now. states in the south, in the plains, the mid-west are struggling with the delta variant. it is

minal modha covers sport for ampere analysis, and sanjay patel is directing manager of the hundred forland and wales�* cricket board. sanjay, the hundred has got matches on every day. you want to bring cricket to a new wider audience — how are the ratings going for it so far? what are the tv audiences like? well, we're a week into the hundred and we've been absolutely delighted with the reaction, both in stadia and on broadcast. over the first week, we've reached 8.4 million people. what's really important to us is 3.3 million people who never watched cricket before this year. so that suggests we are reaching a new audience. and we were just blown away by the two opening games — the women's opening game got 1.9 million, which was the peak, which is great for the women's game in domestic cricket. and the men's peaked at 2.5 million — so, so far, we've been really encouraged and blown away by those figures. we'll be hearing more from you on that later, as well as brian henderson, director of cricket for sky sports. but let's start with gb�*s gold medals, and the olympics coverage on tv t

patel, that's how the covid tracking project started.ted because people didn't feel like they had enough data. here we are and we're still talking about holes in data. robinson, florida's governor desantis is selling anti-fauci merchandise as covid cases soar by almost 700% in his state. how does the continued politicization impact health outcomes? >> it absolutely is impacting health outcomes. we already see the places where vaccinations is breaking through or where the most people are unvaccinated, right, are also the -- the part of the country most likely to listen to governor desantis. conservative is the rural areas of the country. it's unfortunate. now, there's -- there's a kind of little good news there which is among the oldest cohort of americans, you know, 65 up, the people who will are most at risk from covid we are seeing high vaccination rates which are good even among conservative populations which is very good. it's -- use mentioned the covid tracking project. of course the covid tracking project has not been tracking on a

here is another of priti patel couege here is another of priti patel college defending her. she has taken action against the extreme right wing groups that foment many of these things and she is acting as home secretary to tackle this, as indeed is the culture secretary. and as i say, through the 0nline harms bill, we are committed as government to legislating to tackle these social media platforms who frankly should be doing far more to clamp down on this sort of unacceptable racism and abuse online. it's part of a wider problem in terms of online abuse and we will legislate to punish those companies financially if they fail to act. the 0nline safety bill, which you heard stephen barclay mention there by its former name, the 0nline harms bill, is draft legislation that was published back in may after two years in the making. under it, social media firms will have to remove harmful content quickly or potentially face multi—billion—pound fines or criminal action. it covers a huge range of content, including hate speech, disinformation, terrorism and racist abuse. however, som

i am not concerned with priti patel. - concerned with priti patel.id, that is not the reason why those racists posted those things on twitter or racial abuse of those boys. if she said that it is wrong to bhutto and supports taking the knee, do we believe that that would not have happened? we are trying to make a complicated problem very simple. why are we talking about priti patel? we should be talking about the solution to this problem. i don't agree with priti patel at all but why are we now focusing on something she said? the fires have been burning for a long time, she hasn't stowed any fires was that it was not as if we were... i would want to talk about the nation getting together if i were gareth southgate and now all of a sudden three polities... have ever been together? football can be do nothing about changing the perception of society towards black people for support football can do is bring people together to support the football team to try to win a football match and people are absolving themselves of responsibility by looking at footb

and doctor kavita patel, senior policy aging the obama demonstration. she is one of our public health experts and a resident fellow at brookings. good to see all of you. doctor kavita patel, what is your view from the threat of the delta right now and what do we need to be watching for in the next couple of months? >> yes chris, exactly what i think was the top of everyone's phone inbox and messages today, we have to separate delta, which is totally changed the game for vaccinated and unvaccinated people. we know that it has implications, just to be clear, we still have an incredible vaccine that we need to get to half the country that statistic you cited that the president said with optimism, i hope it continues -- >> defended encouraging? >> i do. and we i've broken done where vaccinations have increased, and they're actually increasing in missouri, arkansas, nevada, where we had some of the steepest slope increase in cases. i wish i could say the same about florida, it's a large state, but florida is getting more cases per day than they have had in a

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the government has defended priti patel. she is taking action in her role as home secretary to go after many of these racist groups. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon will confirm shortly whether covid restrictions can be eased as planned. mps are debating a controversial decision to cut the overseas aid budget by £4 billion. and the first beaver born on exmoor in 400 years has been captured on camera and is reported to be thriving! well, a very good afternoon. we are going straight to holyrood. nicola sturgeon has just started speaking about the potential easing of lockdown measures. let's listen in. this is intended to ensure that our piece of easing restrictions insensible in light of the challenge we continue to face from the delta variant. h to face from the delta variant. i will also confirm that certain mitigations such as the mandatory wearing of face coverings will remain in place notjust now but in all likelihood for some time to come. it is important to stress that measures like the continued wearing a fac

this ethnic fences are linked another black member of the indian squad from the up in this tweets patel saying you don't get to stoke the fire at the beginning of the tournament by labeling our anti racism message of gesture politics . and then pretend to be disgusted when the very thing we're campaigning happens. ok, thanks talk. it's not just footballers taking a knee. all kinds of athletes are taking part in acts of protest on tennyson, basketball courts, baseball fields, and hockey ranks just about anywhere that athletes compete. they're putting their political and social activism out there for sports fans to see ever since the 19 sixties and seventies. when african americans like mohammed ali and kareem, abdul jabbar brought the civil rights movement to a wider audience. they've been told the world of sports should not be politicized or as the bron james, the basketball star has been taught, shut up and dribble. that kind of argument just doesn't fly anymore. social media has allowed this generation of athletes to get around billionaire, owners and broadcasters uncomfortable with m

kavita patel to talk more about this. dr. patel, good to see you on this. of this pandemic with the delta variant, folks having to wear masks once again in certain areas that have kind of more of a surge than others. i first want to talk about the mask mandate on a federal level, right. talk me through the decision to have a federal mask mandate or federal employees, and if -- sorry, not mask mandate, vaccine mandate. and if not getting vaccinated, then weekly testing. how could that help, the weekly testing part considering the fact you could actually be infected during that time period and be walking around covid positive? >> yeah, it is a great question, yasmin. i think, first of all, the fact that they put the mandate out there shows that they're serious. and, by the way, these mandates even when there's push back actually result in increased vaccination. we have seen it in previous mandates with the flu and other vaccine efforts. number two, to your point, you are right. weekly surveillance is not enough especially for something as infectious as the de

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priti patel.has confirmed that almost all legal restrictions brought in to deal with coronavirus will be lifted in england next monday. borisjohnson said now was the right moment to relax measures, but he warned people against becoming "demob happy" and he said it was vital to proceed with caution because the pandemic wasn't over. from the 19th, there will no longer be any limits on social distancing, or how many people can meet, and capacity restrictions will be removed for all venues and events. the health secretary explained to mps why the government had taken the decision. now, to those who say, "why take this step now?", i say, if not now, when? there will never be a perfect time to take this step because we simply cannot eradicate this virus. whether we like it or not, coronavirus is not going away. but moving forward next week, supported by the arrival of summer and the school holidays, it gives us the best possible chance of a return to normal life. if we wait longer, then we risk pushing

i mean, priti patel the home secretary has had| patel the home secretary has had some _ patel the home — police federation criticised her over the lack of a pay rise and said they had _ over the lack of a pay rise and said they had no— over the lack of a pay rise and said they had no confidence in her but, nevertheless, crime is always a big issue _ nevertheless, crime is always a big issue it's — nevertheless, crime is always a big issue. it's the second anniversary of boris _ issue. it's the second anniversary of borisjohnson issue. it's the second anniversary of boris johnson becoming issue. it's the second anniversary of borisjohnson becoming prime minister— of borisjohnson becoming prime minister so i suspect this an attempt _ minister so i suspect this an attempt at trying to show he has got his mind _ attempt at trying to show he has got his mind on — attempt at trying to show he has got his mind on other issues as well that's— his mind on other issues as well that's the — his mind on other issues as well that's the pandemic. this is a good idea, _ that's the pandemic. this is a

patel was just referring to right now. what's happening at the white house as it pertains to mask wearing, do they want to mandate masks again? what is the source of the, the crux of the debate. >> as my colleagues and i at the associated press reported yesterday, there have been discussions in the white house between aides and officials at the cdc, other public health officials as to what should be done with masks. it was categorized to me by west wing aides that these were routine discussions, they've been having them every so often in terms of overall health policy in response to the pandemic but they have taken on heightened urgency the last couple weeks. the white house said they're deferring to the cdc, the cdc was issue the guidelines and the white house will support them. to this point the guidelines have not changed. unvaccinated people are to wear masks indoors. vaccinated people there's no recommendation they do so yet. there have been discussions and certainly there will be further talks in the weeks ahead whet

patel and professor grier. dr., when we hear this, the u.s.t important? it is important as you mention almost 100% of deaths that we are seeing and they are increasing by the way are in people who unvaccinated and hospitalizations as well as new cases are primarily in the unvaccinated. if you think about this and remember this is truly exponentially spread so one unvaccinated person getting sick is more likely to infect anywhere from four to six other people with the delta strain much more easily than a year ago. >> christina, i want to bring you in, to many problems we are tracking that are difficult. we are not in that situation right now. we are in a situation where we know a lot more than we used to. we have some of the fixes and many of them are available and so that's why particularly an acute failure. sean hannity said something that's misleading but he's changing his issue. >> we have been saying please take covid seriously, i can't say it enough, enough people have died. we don't need anymore death. research like crazy and talk to you

pretty patel. have both put out statements on social media condemning that abuse or is johnson referring to online abuse, specifically pretty patel saying she box the authorities 100 percent in taking action against anyone involved in racist abuse. but this is reminded everybody of the control seat going into the tournament. because garrett south gate squad did agree that they would continue to take beneath an anti racist gesture, which was criticized by opponents, by some commentators here as being part of a political movement. black lives matter being linked by them to a certain political ideology, the team said nonsense, we will continue. we store it copied by other teams in solidarity right through to sunday. and so it's led to a lot of people saying those politicians that's starting to look rather hippa, hypocritical, horace johnson critic refused to criticize finds, who was bullying the team for taking the date? pretty patel actually criticize the gesture as gesture politics which shouldn't b

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the priti patel's a colleague, was in this chair and breakfast.or politician has been subject herself to considerable online _ been subject herself to considerable online abuse. and that is why the government is taking action. the culture _ government is taking action. the culture secretary has been meeting with the _ culture secretary has been meeting with the fa, senior black footballers, it is why we are bringing _ footballers, it is why we are bringing forward legislation through the online harm spill, so that if the online harm spill, so that if the social— the online harm spill, so that if the social media platforms don't act, we — the social media platforms don't act, we will register deliver for and punish them financially for failing — and punish them financially for failing to — and punish them financially for failing to do so. but crucially, stephen — failing to do so. but crucially, stephen barclay would not answer the direct question from dan about whether— direct question from dan about whether or not he would criticise his colleague

home secretary peter patel has said daily testing the i patel has said daily testing the keep a frontaving over 600,000 people in england pinged in the last week is very disruptive, with the covid—19 app. so the business concerns are absolutely real and i think there needs to be a solution, and if you look around the world of other countries that are doing well in their vaccine programmes, singapore for example, they are also moving to a system of not requiring self isolation the people who have had both doses of the vaccine. $5 had both doses of the vaccine. as industries step forward requesting exemption, the government maintains the app is doing itsjob is needed to stem the tide of coronavirus infections and protect the public. simon browning, bbc news. lightning has damaged homes in hampshire and severe weather warnings were put in place as the heatwave came to a dramatic end overnight. thunderstorms hit dorset, sussex and the island of guernsey. they have now stopped, but are expected to develop again later. and predicted rainfall of up to 50 millimetres per hour could lead to fl

willie kavita patel is also one of our health experts. we lisa lerer the president is required to expect vaccines or testing for those who will not get vaccinated, but more than a few folks have made it clear that they're ready angry about the cdc's new guidance on masks for people who are vaccinated. is this for the white house they thought they would be if at this summer, how worried are they about the? search >> certainly not where they want to be, at least not politically or from a public health standpoint. let's not forget that earlier this month, the white house basically but declared victory on the virus, they had the big fourth of july event at the white house, and they gave the public a sense that things were moving forward. and now i think there's a sense that the country's backsliding. masks are back, there's a lot of talk of mandates, although that is not a word that we will hear the white house use, it's something that's happening in a lot of private companies, and some local jurisdictions like new york, and i think there is

the government has defended priti patel.he is taking action in her role as home secretary to go after many of these racist groups. covid rules in scotland set to be relaxed next week. face coverings will remain mandatory, but rules for weddings and funerals will be eased. we will continue to ease restrictions. we are not slamming on the brakes, but we will do so carefully. mps back a controversial decision to cut the overseas aid budget by four billion pounds — charities say it will have a devastating impact for the world's poor. everybody understands why the permit needed to get a lot of money to the pandemic. the pandemic has affected countries all over the world. and, the first beaver born on exmoor in 400 years has been captured on camera — and is reported to be thriving. two days after england's euros final defeat, the row over the online racist abuse of some players has deepened. england defender tyrone mings says the home secretary priti patel "stoked the fire" by refusing to criticise fans who booed the england team

patel, meantime, there's a lot of folks wanting to get out of town, wherever they are. going to travel this summer. but then we see not just the delta variant, but we're starting to hear about some other variants in different parts of the world. what should folks think about when they're traveling, either in the united states or internationally? for example, how much consideration should they be giving about vaccination rates where they go and letting that guide how they behave? >> yeah, chris, those are exactly the things americans should consider. so number one, we have now incredible growing evidence that our current vaccines, the three, pfizer, moderna, johnson & johnson, are very protective against the variants, all of them, including delta. so that is good news. the bad news is that we also know and have accumulated evidence that not all vaccines are created equal. so we could be going to a country, you mentioned some other variants. peru has seen a growth of the lamb da variant. that could be a place people want to visit. but they are experiencing a variant that

kavita patel, former policy aide during the obama administration, one of our public health experts andresident fellow at brookings. great to see all of you. dr. patel, what is your view of the threat from delta right now and what do we need to be watching for over the next couple of months? >> yeah, exactly what i think was at the top of everyone's phone in-box and messages today. we have to separate delta, which has totally changed the game for vaccinated and unvaccinated people. we know that it has implications for both, but just to be clear we still have incredible vaccines that we need to get to half the country. that statistic you cited with the president's kind of optimism, i hope that continues because that's exactly what we need. >> do you find it encouraging? >> i do. i do. by the way, i have broken down kind of where vaccinations have increased. they're actually increases in these places, miss sure owe, arkansas, nevada, where we had some of the steepest slope increases in cases. i wish i could say the same about florida. it is a large state, but florida is getting more cases

alok patel here we have another round of two truths and a lie. >> i got you last time.ple do not know how well read you are. which one of these is not true? is it, 110 people connected to the olympics in one way another, have tested positive for covid-19 as of this morning, or is it that the gop governor of alabama says it is start to time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks. or is it, the delta variant is more likely to cause a loss of smell then previous variants ? >> rubber says c. i know that b is true because that is a big headline today. the governor of alabama said it is time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks. a, i'm not sure about the exact number but i know that we were saying is 65 or 70 people recently so i things that 110 would make sense. i will say with c and i see a lot of c. randy is well read and says c. but erica says a, and she is on top of things. >> somebody say b. >> that we all know that is true. so it is between a and c. i don't think we know that yet that it is more likely to cause a loss of smell. so c is the lie. >> you are a star. 2

kavita patel who is with us. he also said we've made a lot of progress, the virus no longer controls our lives. is that all accurate? >> it's pretty accurate if you're vaccinated. if you're not, this really is unfortunately a lethal threat, not just the variant but the ability for this variant to penetrate unvaccinated young people is really astonishing. this is an incredible moment to celebrate, as you talked about and the president discussed, but also a heavy moment of commitment and responsibility. >> if you were giving advice to the white house, what do they need to do in the next month quickly? >> i have talked with folks in the white house, and the federal strategy, mass vaccinations, really large ways to get to bigger populations, that's obviously not the answer. now it's about getting down at the community levels and having physician offices, people that others trust in the community have those shots in their hands to be automobile to have conversations with people. and frankly, kate, as america is openin

let's get to sandhya patel for the latest. >> it's going to be absolutely beautiful this week. what we're going to do is shave off a few degrees from our temperatures for today and you've got yourself a nice looking tuesday. let me show you what is going to bring about the change as you look from our sutro tower camera earlier tonight just before the sun was going down. we saw the marine layer making push over san francisco. tonight it's deepened to 1,600 feet and is making its route across the coast, a nice breeze blowing, cooler day tomorrow. santa rosa going from 86 to 84, biggest drop around concord, livermore, 8 to 10 degrees cooler. san jose, you're going from 83 to 79, so a 4-degree drop compared to today. here's what's setting about the changes, an area of low pressure coming in towards the pacific northwest. it is ushering in an onshore flow, the cooler onshore flow that will continue to deepen our marine layer through midweek. live doppler 7 showing you fog near the coastline tonight. it hasn't advanced very far as it's not super deep yet, but that's going to be chang

patel, she also works on health policy at the obama white house, dr. patel, thank you so much.omebody sends me a letter in the mail and says hey, you may want to bring your card back in. it sounds like a factory recall to me. the fact that pfizer came out with this announcement, come get a third dose, is that a sign of concern, if i had been vaccinated by pfizer, does it mean it is weaker than moderna or johnson & johnson. >> it is just a way to prevent any concerns about future variants as well as the delta variant escaping our immunity. the current vaccine, all three of them holdup against the delta variant for hospitalizations and deaths. the concern has been overtime that immunity will decrease. we need to see the details, i need to see the data, pfizer reported that they can boost the antibody response with the thinker dose. they're doing this because there is a whole process after they put this application into the fda. this is not something to worry about like a recall of your current vaccine, it is a reminder though that covid has not end it with that two-shot series. >

patel, a former obama white house policy director and msnbc medical contributor.usly, everything we have gone through the work to get under the circumstances to this place. how do we change this trajectory we appear to be on right now? >> yeah, willie, one word, vaccination. i think it's incredibly clear the vaccines we have are effective. what we are trying to do, i won't call it herd immunity. we are trying to reach a goal where the majority of pooem people, fought 100%. we will have kids that can't get them for different reasons, where the majority gets vaccinated. they protect the unvaccinateed.n we will continue to see these rolling waves throughout the country in various pockets, larger footballs in some areas, but don't think just because you live in a part of connecticut, vermont, or another area of the country, southern california, where you have an area that's highly vaccinated that people who are fought vaccinated are still not susceptible. let me say it another way. everybody is vulnerable at some point. i will just take a difference with the cdc direc

henry, england player tyrone mings used social media to criticise the home secretary, priti patel.her of stoking the fire of racism. and so, keir starmer quoted that social media post in prime minister's questions. i wonder if that means that you find that you are fighting to keep politicaljournalists off your turf at the moment. well, not really because i- think if you look at the cover, it's certainly- from the print media with the echoing the sentiments of the supporters _ and the players in particular. you mentioned tyrone mings and the way he put away - priti patel with his veryl succinct message to her when she had a go earlier in the tournament about. players' gesture politics by taking a knee. - i think what you saw| with the racist abuse of the three black players i who missed penalties shows why players will take a knee. and also, particularly- with tyrone mings, and i've interviewed him on this subject — he's a very eloquent, - intelligent individual — i and it was tyrone mings who on his england debut inl bulgaria was racially abused. and his family had travelled . out

pretty prime minister, baris johnson, and his home secretary, pretty patel has also condemned the abuse that those who have been directing racist abuse that some of the players. i said shame on you. and i hope you will crawl back under the rock from which youth emerged but anti discrimination campaigners inside and outside the world have accused them of hypocrisy. patel had criticized in getting players for taking the knee and anti racism gesture and johnson had defended fans who booed the team for doing so. people remember that it's all debatable that you don't have to take the need because the prime minister government don't agree with it. and so therefore, you know, some, our them lines that also gives them some kind of freedom to be abusive when it comes to black place, in particular, with a clean up, a found zones like basically coming to an end. but now there are growing colds on social media companies on politicians, and on the sports of football to clean up their own act, to crack down hard on racism. demarcus, russia mural has now been covered with messages of support. but kick

what them pretty patel did mention when it comes to what field. i'm not too sure there's nothing i should be feeling at this stage where in a society bath we pride ourselves, especially as london. we pride ourselves for our diversity as well as can be food. and all of this has to come from the talk which is where i points, you know, kind of the blame to the government. the government should be camping down one racial issues on either side. i want to come down on the side, he will begin to take this issue a lot more the issues, the issue continues because the government allows it to continue because there's not enough, you know, there's not enough monitor punishment that there's toward being racially abuse. okay. we'll talk in a moment about what punishment and what action should be taken. but i want to ask paul about the the, you know, the taking the need gesture. i mean, when you k, football resumed in june, 2020, after the coven hated pay is adopted. this anti racism gesture taking the ne, in response to the killing of george for in the us, of c

what them pretty patel did mention when it comes to the field there. i'm not too sure there's nothing i should be feeling there at this stage where in a society bath we pride ourselves, bessie, other non denali pride, ourselves for our diversity, as well as can be viewed. and all of this has to come from right at the top, which is where i point, you know, kind of the blame tools, the government, the government should be camping down one racial issues wondering what is going on . i want to come down on this, i will begin to take this issue a lot more of the issues. the issue continues because the government allows it to continue because there's not enough, you know, there's not enough monitor and punishment that there's toward being racially abuse . okay. we'll talk in a moment about what punishment and what actions should be taken, but i want to ask paul about the, the, you know, the taking the ne gesture. i mean, when you k, football resumed in june 2020, after the, the coven haters pay is adopted this anti racism a gesture taking the ne, in response