i uber and deliveroo that powerful, sian griffiths?— sian griffiths? think it is a scheme that ministers - sian griffiths? i think it is a scheme that ministers are l sian griffiths? i think it is a - scheme that ministers are talking about_ scheme that ministers are talking about with a range of companies, not 'ust about with a range of companies, not just uber_ about with a range of companies, not just uber and deliveroo but waitrose, morrisons, some othertaxi app waitrose, morrisons, some othertaxi app firms _ waitrose, morrisons, some othertaxi app firm i_ waitrose, morrisons, some othertaxi app firms. i think the idea is there will be _ app firms. i think the idea is there will be a _ app firms. i think the idea is there will be a voucher scheme and the story— will be a voucher scheme and the story in_ will be a voucher scheme and the story in the — will be a voucher scheme and the story in the sunday telegraph as suggesting you would get a 10% discount — suggesting you would get a 10% discount from groceries to pizza or cab rides. — discount from

sian lloyd is with fans in solihull — are they disappointed sian? remain on tenterhooks as the semi final continues. sian lloyd is with with some fans in solihull — what's the mood like there? jack grealish was brought on there was of course huge excitement here, as this is where he is from. the weight is not over for fans. as this is where he is from. the weight is not overforfans. this is how they have been enjoying evening here so far —— the weight is not over. arriving for what they hope will be a night to remember, members of the sports centre in solihull glad to be back together. 150 members have booked in to watch the match here, excited for what could happen at wembley. although this mother and daughter didn't quite make it to the capital. my husband and son are at wembley, but we've drawn the short straw, we are here enjoying the game, watching it on the telly. i grew up on football with my dad and brother and i think it's just fun to be around, everybody loving it. are you nervous? i've gone through a roller—coaster of emotions today. _ i

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i will be watching every i second of it. james lewer and sian second of it.y much. that's it for the papers. goodbye for now. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. didn't get it. hold on. come on. igot it! i don't got it. no, no, no! just leave me alone, that was a disaster! didn't go the way i planned. a couple of decades ago, disney conjured a blockbuster film franchise out of a theme park ride in the form of pirates of the caribbean, spawning a string of witless, turgid stinkers that have jointly grossed over $4.5 billion, proving that old hollywood adage that no one ever went broke underestimating the audience's intelligence. now we have jungle cruise, the latest big screen amusement park spin off featuring action, adventure, star names, globetrotting scenery and splashy effects. the difference is that this time, it's actually quite good. here we go. sometimes itjust needs a bit of a... nobody touches my engine but me. what did ijust... there you go. em

sian lloyd has been finding out.— has been finding out.inding out. they are fanatic about football - has been finding out. they are fanatic about football and - has been finding out. they are fanatic about football and with j has been finding out. they are i fanatic about football and with a training session just hours ahead of their hero kicking off in wembley, these england fans in solihull are trying to keep their eye on the ball while dreaming of the big match to come. i while dreaming of the big match to come. . . while dreaming of the big match to come. ., . , .., , come. i am feeling excited because this is the semifinals _ come. i am feeling excited because this is the semifinals and _ come. i am feeling excited because this is the semifinals and they - this is the semifinals and they might win. i this is the semifinals and they might win-— this is the semifinals and they miaht win. ., ., might win. i love football and i can't wait _ might win. i love football and i can't wait to — might win. i love football and i can't wait to wat

sian lloyd, bbc news.er tyrone mings criticised her comments about the abuse his team—mates received after the euro 2020 final. tyrone mings accused priti patel of pretending to be disgusted after describing the team's decision to take the knee before matches as gesture politics when the tournament began. here's our community affairs correspondent adina campbell. supporting their man on and off the pitch. a community in defiance. i think the racist abuse marcus suffered is a systemic of what it's like to be a black person in the uk, i think our value is completely mitigated by what we bring to point to as soon as he was doing well in football he was like a great british icon and as soon as he made one mistake his colour was brought into it and i think that is the perfect metaphorfor it and i think that is the perfect metaphor for what it's like to be black and british.— metaphor for what it's like to be black and british. today the mural of marcus rashford _ black and british. today the mural of marcus ras

with me arejoe mayes, uk politics reporter at bloomberg, and sian griffiths, education editor at they times. good to see both of you again, thanks very much for being with us. now let's start with the front pages to bring you right up to date at home. the future of quarantine — the times writes that fully—vaccinated people may not need to isolate if they come into contact with someone with the virus — a change it says could be made within weeks. isolating also takes the front of the mail, as it leads with reports of calls to reform rules or risk "crippling" the economy. and another split in westminster, as michael gove becomes the second cabinet minister to part ways with their wife in the space of a week. it says he and his wife are parting amicably. the telegraph focuses on whether any social distancing rules could have been broken. "a victory for �*decency”' — the labour leader sir keir starmer�*s reaction to the by—election win in batley and spen leads on the front of the guardian. it's trading that takes the lead on the front of the ft, as it reports that london has reclaimed it

our guestsjoining me tonight are the journalist james lewer and sunday times education editor sian griffiths afghanistan, as the taliban try to seize more ground from government forces. at one point, taliban militants werejust 300 metres from the governor's office in lashkar gah, the capital of helmand province, but they have now been reportedly pushed back. there's also been battles in herat and kandahar. our correspondent, secunder kermani, has the latest from the afghan capital kabul. this has certainly been the most serious moment, i would say, in the weeks of intensified fighting that we've been seeing in afghanistan. the taliban already control vast swathes of rural territory, they've captured that in the last couple of months, but now they're trying to take their first city. earlier this evening they advanced right into the heart of lashkar gah city — that's the capital of helmand province. following the arrival of afghan special forces, there were heavy clashes and we understand that fairly recently the taliban were forced back from the centre of the city. but i was just talking to o

my guests are the journalist james lewer and sunday times education editor sian griffiths.shine in parts of cornwall. that is often the case when we have sunny spells and showers. the north york moors saw about 17 mm of rain from the showers during saturday as well and they haven't altogether died out through the night because we've got the complication of a weather front. what it is is cooler in the north. temperatures into a single figures in rural parts of scotland and northern ireland. that's because we're behind this cold weather front. as i say, that's complicating our sunny spells and scattered showers scenario because we've actually got rather more cloud to start across parts of northern england, showers following on that brisk wind into the north and east of scotland but fewer showers further west across scotland, very few showers for northern ireland generally speaking and further west, but they will break out both on our weather front and further south. it looks like the most potent showers during the day on sunday are likely across southern and eastern parts of

sian lloyd, bbc news. the jailing of the former president, jacob zuma. ten people were killed in a stampede last night at a shopping centre in the country's biggest township, soweto. the sdlp leader colum eastwood has used parliamentary privilege to identify a former soldier facing two murder charges over his actions on bloody sunday. the foyle mp named soldier f during a debate in the house of commons on the armed forces bill this afternoon. the soldier is also facing five attempted murder charges. he had been granted anonymity by the judge hearing the case. the bbc is not naming soldier f for legal reasons. a senior eu official has warned the greek government to stop the alleged deportation of migrants arriving at its borders. some migrants trying to seek asylum in europe claim that greek coastguards have forced their small boats back into turkish waters. others allege that even after landing in greece they've been taken back out to sea, actions greece has denied. the bbc�*s fergal keane reports from the

for parents like sian, it is a relief.e to get my life back on track, i�*d rather that everybody was able to survive to get their lives back on track, rather than, you know, being able to do everything socially and finding that people unfortunately lose their life because of that. facemasks will be one of the biggest differences in shops as well as on public transport and in health care, they will remain mandatory in wales. controls on meeting indoors stay for at least another three weeks. this is not a free for all. in wales, _ this is not a free for all. in wales, we _ this is not a free for all. in wales, we will not abandon those simple _ wales, we will not abandon those simple but effective and successful measures — simple but effective and successful measures that have helped to keep us all measures that have helped to keep us at! safe~ _ for the hospitality trade, it�*s a glass half full. nothing changes inside pubs and bars until at least august the 7th. table service and masks stay. 0utdoors, the rules are relaxed

we are hearing sian berry has announced she is also standing down.e, notjust recently but also through the past decade with the early leadership of caroline lucas. she says leaders do not exert control over all our parties actions and democracy is important to me, accepting decisions can be made by governing bodies that leaders do not agree with but which we are bound to represent. i must also stand by our policies and my pledges made to londoners in the recent election and there is no inconsistency between the sincere promise to fight for trans— rights and inclusion in my work and the message sent by the party's choice of front bench representatives. this inconsistency has left her in a very difficult position, she says i can no longer make the claim the party speaks unequivocally with one voice on this issue and my conscience simply cannot agree with the argument there is anything positive in sending these messages, especially when the inclusive attitude of our membership and wider society are clear. that's the crux of why she is going. let's bring

sian es, did. so this has per surprise you. sign yes. the _ did. so this has per surprise you.n yes, the length of it - did. so this has per surprise you. sign yes, the length of it and - did. so this has per surprise you. sign yes, the length of it and the fact they got better then was, then better, then worse, and that has been part of the nature of it. as we turn to the front page of the telegraph, the same story, caroline, but i don't know if you caught chris mason, he was telling us what boris johnson will be saying on monday afternoon, just laying out what we can expect, and saying that we will have to learn to live with this virus, as we do with flu. you get the sense _ virus, as we do with flu. you get the sense that, _ virus, as we do with flu. you get the sense that, just _ virus, as we do with flu. you get the sense that, just as - virus, as we do with flu. you get the sense that, just as save - virus, as we do with flu. you get the sense that, just as save the | the sense that, just as save the nhs, was plastered on every corridor and door in the corridors of westmi

sian ed dirhulicity with od sugar risurea or insulin woeny prob show your world what's truly inside. your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. narrator: covid-19 has changed how we show up and show out with our family. now it's time to take the first step that lets us get back to talking smack with a side of mac and cheese. before we can safely come together, we need the facts. as covid-19 vaccines become available, you may have questions. man 1: should i get it? man 2: is it safe? woman: should i wait? narrator: it's smart to question. now get the facts at getvaccineanswers.org so you can make an informed decision when vaccines are available to you. >>> now to a special series california dreaming where we look at the issues that were threatening the california dream as well as the people working to keep the dream alive . >> for years has been plans to phase out gasoline powered cars governor newsom called for 100% of in-state sales of new cars to be zero emission by 2035. >> that order puts california at the forefront of an automotive revolution. >> california has always been a leade

the first editions at 10:30pm and 11:30pm are my guestsjoe mays, a politics reporter at limburg and siannews we are getting from wiltshire police. this is regarding a police operation currently under way in a field close to junction 15 of the m4 motorway where it runs through the county. from my memory, that is not farfrom swindon. the wiltshire police tell us that they are investigating the discovery of what they suspect to be older human remains. specialist officers are currently performing a meticulous search of the area before forensic scientific analysis is done, so they are getting whatever it is that is there and then taking it is that is there and then taking it off to establish what it is. members of the public will see a police presence for a number of weeks, however, we will try to provide updates as we can as the work continues and they want to alert people so they do not think something is going on that is current, but this appears to be connected with the discovery of what they think are schumann remains and what they think are all human remains, so it is not the result of

co—leader sian berry is set to continue as acting leader while a leadership election takes place.e forced to close. tim muffett reports. ominous—looking clouds over glasgow yesterday and the rain that fell from them caused widespread disruption. in edinburgh, many streets were flooded. there were tricky journeys for drivers... ..and pedestrians. the train line between edinburgh waverley and haymarket station had to be closed. stjames quarter shopping centre only opened last month. naturally ventilated, it is deliberately designed to allow some rain to get in. but not this much. parts had to be cordoned off for safety reasons. many parts of the uk experienced heavy rainfall yesterday. sunday shopping for some turned out to be a rather soggy experience. tim muffett, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello, again. for many of us today, it's going to be another day of sunshine and showers. however, there is some rain in the forecast. this band in the north sea moving across the north of scotland and later, we got this band of heavy rain coming into the sout

for parents like sian, it is a relief.ther parts of the uk unlock sooner, she's glad wales is going slower. yes, as much as i would love to get my life back on track, i'd rather that everybody was able to survive to get their lives back on track, rather than, you know, being able to do everything socially and finding that people unfortunately lose their life because of that. facemasks will be one of the biggest differences, in shops as well as on public transport and in health care, they will remain mandatory in wales. controls on meeting indoors stay for at least another three weeks. this is not a free—for—all. in wales, we will not abandon those simple, but effective and successful measures that have helped to keep us all safe. for the hospitality trade, it's a glass half—full. nothing changes inside pubs and bars until at least august the 7th. table service and masks stay. 0utdoors, the rules are relaxed. at the horse and jockey, they still fear being left behind. it just means that for the next. three weeks, our pubs i

co—leader sian berry is set to continue as acting leader while a leadership election takes place. it's blocking in exchange for the payment. hundreds of businesses worldwide have been affected by the breach. our cyber reporter joe tidy explains. we cover these ransomware attacks and they're always devastating for victims because the way they work, hackers will spend some time trying to infiltrate the network of an organisation. that could be a school, hospital, a company, a large corporation, pretty much everyone's getting hit, these days. they will find a way into a computer network and at their point of choosing, they will press a few buttons and encrypt the entire system, which means it scrambles all the files and makes it useless for the user of that network. and then, of course, they send a ransom note, saying, "we need to be paid x amount of money in cryptocurrency," usually bitcoin. "and then we will give you back your systems." and, of course, this happening to one victim is a devastating situation for them and all their customers and people that rely on their services. bu

co—leader sian berry is set to continue as acting leader while a leadership election takes place.nd playtime, everything man's best friend deserves. but a year ago, max's life was different. we received a report from somebody that had overheard someone bragging they had just beaten up their dog. so they made the call to us, and we attended the address with the police. hello, can you open the door, please, sir? it is the police. that's when we found max, terrified, covered in blood and badly injured. there's a lot of blood here, sir. on the floor. do you know what that's from? evidence at the scene suggested max had been beaten with a metal colander. he was rescued and cared for at the rspca york animal home, which oversees recovery, rehabilitation and rehoming. this was a willing act of cruelty. he wilfully submitted max to terrible injuries. and an appalling act of violence. and we... as long as we've been here, i don't think we'll ever understand what goes through people's minds. rspca inspectors say they're seeing a rise in deliberate acts of cruelty, especially in summer month

to answer your questions we're joined by sian griffiths —emeritus professor at the chinese universityasked why do doctors add a further week to isolation time. they were in c for seven days after your period of isolation ends? i am were in c for seven days after your period of isolation ends?— period of isolation ends? i am not sure whether _ period of isolation ends? i am not sure whether this _ period of isolation ends? i am not sure whether this is _ period of isolation ends? i am not sure whether this is just - period of isolation ends? i am not sure whether this isjust a - period of isolation ends? i am not sure whether this isjust a local. sure whether this isjust a local arrangement because the guidance is very much_ arrangement because the guidance is very much that if you have symptoms and you _ very much that if you have symptoms and you need to see a doctor then you need — and you need to see a doctor then you need to — and you need to see a doctor then you need to make sure that you either_ you need to make sure that you either contact the surgery or a 112 and that— either

he is likely to come in in place ofjayden sian —— jadon sancho.t the czech republic and it looks as if he will come back into the england side tonight. and start alongside harry kane and raheem sterling in attack. three goals each for them now in five matches in this tournament. harry kane seemingly hitting four just the tournament. harry kane seemingly hitting fourjust the right time and that could be integral if they are to try and reach the final. the midfield pivot has worked so well, so hard to score against england. still have not conceded any goals. just a one match drawn and the rest have been one. so impressive. you look to the defence as well and harry maguire alongsidejohn stones and kyle walker and luke shaw, who provided those crucial assists in that impressive win last time out in the quarterfinal. that is a major team news we are expecting and as you were saying, this is such a huge opportunity now for england and south —— gareth southgate, who has been looking to try and change the narrative around this england side. so many disapp