can we go to the other main story of the sunday times? local lockdown after covid spikes in a city. this is a story by our deputy political editor caroline wheeler. i think it's very interesting because what she suggests is the government is preparing possibly to impose a first local lockdown. there's been a surge in coronavirus cases in leicester. there's been more than 600 places in two weeks, some of them links to food production plants in the city. i think as we move into what boris johnson is calling a new normal, i do think this is going to probably be one of the ways government is going to try and stop any possible outbreaks of infection. basically, we've seen it in other countries. we've seen in china, where they lockdown present particular cities or towns. instead of having a natural lockdown —— national lockdown, the idea is you just lockdown, the idea is you just lockdown leicester. and bring it under control there without having to shut down the rest of the country. i think this looks like this could be where the first attempt

there is a photo on the front page of the sunday times which is a manjoining page of the sunday timesjoining yesterday's obviously, saturday's antiracism protest in central london. together with a link to an article written by the former chancellor and the headline from the article. you can see the picture of the protester. a headline, parts of british society and more concerned with preserving their advantages then with justice and humanity for people of black asian and minority ethnic origin. moe, i haven't been able to read the full article it's buried on page 14, your thoughts on that? i think the point here is making this isn't just that? i think the point here is making this isn'tjust a problem in america we do have issues of racism everywhere. even in the uk here. it ta kes everywhere. even in the uk here. it takes longerfor everywhere. even in the uk here. it takes longer for people from minority background to getjobs because the names on their cds, or to rent a flat or checked and queues at airports. these are all things that are still a problem for a lot of people. i think t

the sunday times says.s the nation only diet, as the sunday times says. i can see where they put us on the front page, it is intriguing. because he was overweight, that affected how coronavirus affected him back in the spring. now he wants the nation to get fit. this is a tory prime minister who is all about individual liberty, but apparently he is talking about buy one get one free, which those of us of certain generation have seen that study come around again and again and nothing ever happens. and his party, a huge pa rt of ever happens. and his party, a huge part of his party are opposed to the sugar tax on sugary fizzy drinks, yet he is talking about having family health eating plans, and yes, all the way up to surgery, including gastric band surgery. it is really intriguing as to what will happen here and what the thinking is because it seems not a natural fit for a libertarian tory prime minister, but there is clearly something going on there so it will be interesting to see how it plays out in the w

we will go back to the sunday times. schools chaos to stretch into 2021. ols chaos to stretch into 2021. let me just say, parents have been told a levels and gcc separate likely be disrupted again next sunday summer. lucy. this is a very tricky story, is in a? because were meant to believe that everything is being led by the science. but the science is coming out of the various is very mixed. that includes what is the impact on children? are they super spreaders or the impact on children? are they super spreaders or are they not? can you transmit the infection from children to teachers, children to parents? and quite a lot of research has come out saying that that is not the case. that actually, children aren't super spreaders of this virus in the way they are us for say, influe nza. in the way they are us for say, influenza. which then it really begs the question, why are schools so relu cta nt the question, why are schools so reluctant to open? why are the union so reluctant to bring the classrooms back. i can fully understand a scenario where lockdown be

the sunday times has a bit ofa what it holds. a corrective perhaps on his front page. john peers of the first local lockdown after covert spikes in city. that is a story about leicester, which has had a lot of cases in the past two weeks. —— covid spikes in the city. matt hancock is very worried about it but it says he is examining the legislation required for local shutdown. he is not sure if he has the powers under existing legislation but i'm sure that if he decides that that is the thing to do, a way will be found to impose a local lockdown. that is quite interesting because everybody is worried about this possible second wave of infections, although there is no evidence of it so far. but if it does happen, the government is helping to control a local lockdown rather than another national lockdown. this could be a test case. sian, some of the details of the story is interesting. it talked about the fact that meat processing pla nts about the fact that meat processing plants have been linked to outbreaks in that is the case in

the sunday times reports that the prime minister is abandoning plans to make gender change easier, meaningple won't be able to legally change their gender by self identifying as a different sex and will still require medical approval. right, let's begin withjo and nigel, and i take first of all on the protest we saw during the course of saturday. jo, we will begin with the observer, this photo, a smallish photo, arguably the best of the front pages so far, you get a real sense of the dynamic between the police lines and the protesters, at least the ones in parliament square. exactly, and most people will by now have seen the moving images on the television, which have been thoroughly shocking, but sometimes it is interesting that a photograph is actually much more dramatic than television footage, because it ca ptu res television footage, because it captures that moment, and i think everybody watching and looking at these images will be horrified and appalled. i mean, it only seems a few days ago that everyone was rightly talking about a more tolerant, generous nation, and what we have lea

starting with the sunday times which reports the prime minister's ordered a swift easing of coronavirusavoid the possible loss of three millionjobs. the paper also features an image of a man who joined anti—racism protests in central london, prompted by the killing of george floyd in police custody. a striking picture a horse fronts the daily mail. the animal bolted through a crowd of people in central london as protesters clashed with police at the anti—racism rally outside downing street. it clashed with the traffic light. also covering the london protests is the independent which has an image of demonstrators gathering in london — despite warnings about the risk of coronavirus infection. but the papers leads with the story that up to ten million people could be on nhs waiting lists by autumn. boris johnson has ordered ministers to speed up the construction of new hospitals as he prepares to relaunch the conservatives‘ domestic agenda — reports the sunday telegraph. in a different story, the paper says police across europe are reviewing unsolved child disappearances to see whether the

with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times — and john rentoul, chief politicalommentator at the independent. tomorrow's front pages...starting with... the observer goes with a warning from the labour party that unemployment in britain could soar to levels not seen since the 1980s unless ministers boost support for businesses struggling because of the lockdown. the express turns it's attention to the economy too. the paper leads with a pledge from the prime minister that he'll

correspondent at german newspaper die welt, and caroline wheeler, deputy political editor at the sunday times. welcome. just a establishing communications with her. the guardian reports that tension over britain's attitude to racism and heritage are increasing with fears there could be clashes between a planned black lives matter protest and the far right. the telegraph leads on home secretary priti patel‘s response to labour mps who accused her of exploiting her asian heritage to challenge the use of violence at black lives matter demonstrations. the i warns on its front page that the uk's cancer backlog will kill many thousands unless urgent action is taken. the new york times reports on the increased razing of the amazon rainforest since the coronavirus struck brazil. die welt leads on a story about german airline lufthansa,

the sunday times reports that the prime minister is abandoning plans, inherited from theresa may's governmentake gender change easier, meaning people won't be able to legally change their gender by "self—identifying" as a different sex and will still require medical approval. so, let's begin. with the front of the observer and we will start with that photograph. it isa we will start with that photograph. it is a very striking image they have chosen for the fact that it is not the biggest photograph necessarily on the front of the paper but in some ways it is the most meaningful image. paper but in some ways it is the most meaningful imageli paper but in some ways it is the most meaningful image. i think so. ina sense, most meaningful image. i think so. in a sense, it illustrates boris johnson's twee earlier where he says they racist thuggery has no place on oui’ they racist thuggery has no place on our streets. i don't often agree with him but i agree with him totally on that one. what you see on the front there is actually that kind of racist thuggery. so all one can do is regret that we hav

also a veteran sports writer john goodbody a former long time correspondent for britain's times sunday times newspapers welcome both ellis come kick off with you politicizing the olympic games in any way it just sounds wrong doesn't that isn't the point of the limpid games it's very essence it's spirit that. know that they're competing in a fair or transparent a neutral environment away from politics. 20 years ago but practically going to 36 that was in berlin has been. i'm not going to so politicized some have been of virtually infiltrated by political interest groups but of for the most part it's difficult to find a limpid games that haven't been affected in some way by surrounding events that those events may be social that may be political that maybe cultural but the i.o.c. doesn't live in a vacuum and nor does the game so it does always reflect what's going on in the world that side so the short answer to your question is that it is not possible to have a completely politics free limpid games john the point being made by those pushing for change is that freedom of expression is a human

this is the sunday times, the london times. front page in the london times and six pages inside. this is how long they were in england in this book. it was just extraordinaryto me . new york times, not so much . >> host: do you miss the book tour or do you not enjoy those anymore ? >> guest: i did a big one with president clinton. that was fun, really big audiences . we might do another book sowe will probably do another big tour . i'll do speeches now but it's more big groups of librarians orteachers . i actually remember i did one right after president trump was elected, about 3000 librarians in indiana. you can imagine that librarians would be a small number that would have been president trump fans, whatever so you want to go into a dead room like that at 8:00 in the morning . it was interesting. but i miss things likethat . but i'm sure we will be doing more in some way shape or form . we do this then, we go and you come to my office and we do it like this. it's okay. >> host: we would love totake a tour of your office sometime . >> guest: we won't do it right now but yeah.

in a column for the sunday times, he says he wants the hamilton commission to make "real, tangible and used to engage more young people from black backgrounds with science, technology, engineering and maths subjects. hamilton, a six—time world champion, says "the time for platitudes and token gestures is over". it promises to be an exciting finish to golf‘s rbc heritage event in california later. four players share the lead on 15 under heading into the final round, and one of them is england's tyrrell hatton who made a bogey free 8 under par 63 yesterday. he's due to tee off at ten past 7 uk time it is obviously a packed lead of order, it won't be surprising tomorrow if someone around 20 of place goes out and shoots a potentially really low score to win the tournament. if the weather is the tournament. if the weather is the same, which i haven't seen the forecast, i think it will be a probably another low—scoring day, and i'm sure will be exciting to watch my comb on the tv. i'll be back with more throughout the afternoon. officials in germany say a spike in the country's coronavirus r

sunday. really quite blustery for the time of the year.. thatjet stream has also introduced that much fresher air, and it's here to stay. this is what it looks like through the early hours. so, the possibility of catching showers almost anywhere through the early hours, but more especially i think across the north—west of the uk and really across parts of northern ireland, the north—west of england and south—west, as well as western scotland, it could be really quite wet during the course of sunday. you see these weather fronts spiralling into the area of low pressure, and around it, we've also got those strong winds circling, and you can see those winds circling about scotland. this low pressure is also quite slow moving, which means this weather is just going to carry on for the next 48 hours or so, at least. you can see where the heaviest of the rain is in the north—west of the uk here. further south, it's going to be brighter. there certainly will be some sunshine around, but those winds will be strong and gusting in excess of 40 miles

and, the sunday times reports that the prime minister is abandoning plans — inherited from theresa may'se gender change easier, meaning people won't be able to legally change their gender by "self identifying" as a different sex and will still require medical approval. so let's begin. why don't you talk us through yesterday's demonstrations, the sunday telegraph saying there could be ten years in jail for protesters, thatis be ten years in jail for protesters, that is a stiff sentence, for anyone who desecrates a war memorial. tory mps are putting forward a bill about war memorials and they're urging the government to support that and they're urging the government to be tougher on protesters who are engaging in that sort of behaviour. but i think the real conversation that we should be having today is probably about the protests yesterday, we saw far right groups organise in london. they were supposed to be counter demonstrations, but actually very wisely the black lives matter protest organisers had called off their demonstration. so there was nothing to counter and it looked like even

book is doing -- one of the cool things this goes to show you about around the world, this is the sunday times it's the london times, front page in the london times six pages inside that's how interested in england they were in this book. which is really -- it was extraordinary to me. "new york times" in here not so much. [laughter] >> host: do miss the book tour do not enjoy those anymore? >> guest: i did a big home with president clinton, that was fun, really big audiences. we might do another books will probably do another big tour. i will do speeches now it's more big groups of librarians or teachers i did one right after president trump was elected it was about 3000 librarians in indiana. you can imagine that librarians are be a small number and president trump fancied want to go into a dead room like at 8:00 o'clock the next morning that was interesting. i am sure will be doing more in some way, shape or form. you come to my office still moved love to take a tour of your office sometime too. [laughter] >> guest: not right now yeah, yeah, yeah. >> host: do you consider yourself a historia

in a column for the sunday times, he says he wants the hamilton commission to make "real, tangible andsed to engage more young people from black backgrounds with science, technology, engineering and maths subjects. hamilton, a six—time world champion, says "the time for platitudes and token gestures is over". after the death of george floyd in the united states last month, hamilton said he was "completely overcome with rage". the commission will operate in partnership with the royal academy of engineering. that's all the sport for now. john watson reporting, thank you. spain has ended its state of emergency and has lifted coronavirus travel restrictions forforeign visitors from the european union and schengen zone countries and the uk. all arriving passengers will have their temperature taken at the airport, submit information on whether they have had the virus, and provide their contact details. simonjones reports. the beaches in barcelona look set to become a lot busier as locals are joined by visitors from abroad. spain is opening up to most other european countries as a state of em

cooler and windy especially on sunday. >> time 5:12. a deadly crash on the interstate. chp says it didn't have to happen. coming up, the important rule on the road drivers have to ignore. more confederate monuments are coming down. many land marks are being renamed. what may change along the american river. >> remember, you always have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. and now, with one of our best offers ever, we're committed to helping you do just that. get a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution for only $29.95 a month for three months. call or go online today. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 at 5:15. hundreds of people gathered in charleston overnight watching the removal of the statue of john c. calhoun. a former vice president an

in the sunday times, it suggested that schoolchildren may have disruption in terms of next year's examsntingency plans for next summer's exams and they may be delayed possibly from may tojuly, or that you might have teenagers not sitting exams for a second year. is this correct, this report? yes, of course. we are...the government needs to consider, and is of course considering the impact on loss of teaching and learning, then we are looking at what that means for the exam system and what can be done, and we will be coming forth as with all of the other policies that we've implemented so far with a full consultation, a full equalities impact assessment on 2021 in the coming weeks. meanwhile, the commons science committee was told that starting lockdown a week earlier could have cut coronavirus—related deaths by half in the uk. the comment came from a former government adviser, professor neil ferguson. the committee chair recalled what professor ferguson had told him in late march. at the time when the forecasts were made at the beginning of march, you suspected...you had reason to belie

have been fairly strong of the last few days still some strong winds in the 4 calls to go through sunday time which is in the mid to high forty's 46 in baghdad 48. on the say these winds a strong kicking up the sand on the well we have got some cooler air in place across these areas of yemen on a mom we've got some on shore flow there some breezes coming in from the gulf of aden and also if you're a b. and c. but as we go through monday the thames has similar sorts of levels 40 celsius in doha but a hot day in riyadh with a high there over 45 then down into southern africa things that we call it particularly into south africa see this cloud coming by that that will bring a few shots but of course particularly through west africa the rains have been very heavy undies and off to days of heavy rains ivory coast this is what some areas of the city left with all the debris of course that has been accumulated as those floodwaters rush down the streets more heavy rain around the gulf of guinea again across these western areas particularly coastal areas and it's going to be coastal areas of south afr

the amount of time that the knee was pressed on george floyd's neck. parishioners plan to protest next sunday. now is the time for everyone to take the stand. >>> families turned out for a kids march this afternoon in solidarity with a similar gathering in san francisco. it began at children's fairyland and continued around the lake. the crowd was so large that organizers started the second light of marchers down grand avenue. an impromptu caravan also started in support of the protesters. >>> the tweeted these photos of volunteers painting a mural. the large yellow lettering spells out black lives matter. you can see part of the mural from the air. sky fox is overhead. it resembles the mural painted on the street in front of the white house. >>> people have been taking to the streets all across the country and around the world. it prompted lawmakers to propose new legislation. >> reporter: people around the country are continuing to take a stand against racial and justice. allows officials in several cities to lift curfews put in place last week. >> i made a decision to and the curfew. i hop

cooler and windy on sunday with a nice pattern next weekend. >>> thank you steve. the time is 5:20 and a sheriff's deputy recruit collapsed and died weeks away from graduating. still ahead, the training drill he was doing before he collapsed. >>> plus a ballot measure to allow a mayor to serve longer than expected. when we closed our doors in march, wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it. we made improvements to people's lives. we strove to be better and we made people happy. this closure may have temporarily taken us out of wynn and encore, but it couldn't take the wynn and encore out of us. and now, we are proud to welcome you back. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 . i guess the viewers are in the 70s mood this morning. thank you for this request of precious moments. this is called, when will i see you again? martin baxter, thank you martin . send me your requests. it doesn't have to be a 70s song , but it does seem the people who wake up early like the 70s. facebook, twitt

travel has not completely bounced back the tsa said sunday only 17% of travel was the same as sunday this time last year. still ahead tonight, new york city officials officially entered phase, one of reopening today your governor back as he exited a subway train on monday. after 78 days of stay at home orders at a coronavirus death toll larger then all but 6 countries, new york city is starting to reopen amid the pandemic new york city is the last region in that state to reach this milestone and although it officially entered phase one of reopening there are still several restrictions in place. reporter john ds has more. >>the mta gearing up subway stations to welcome back riders were disinfecting stations twice a day we met senior vp for subways sally le brera and 96 street station yesterday where crews were cleaning up subway cars, lining up hand sanitizer bottles and pleasing social distancing details on the platforms a concern for riders rush hours more than 10 people everybody is going to look at the same >>well this is the new york city transit subway system and maintaining 6 feet isn't

"new york times" in years because of stuff like this. i grew up reading the sunday "new york times." i grew up in new york and new jersey. but if they want to have credibility again, they have to start citing where their sources are coming from. let's know who the people are. let's know who's actually reporting it. do they have an agenda? are they making this up? this anonymous stuff has to stop. host: understand the point, john. more from "the new york times" piece about republican reaction in a statement a response to questions senator mcconnell, mitch mcconnell of kentucky said he had long warned about russia's work to undermine american interests in the middle east and southwest asia and noted he wrote an amendment last year rebuking mr. trump's withdrawal of source from syria and afghanistan. the u.s. needs to prioritize defense resources, maintain a regional military presence, and continue to pose serious consequences on those who threaten us and our allies. the taliban and russian mercenary force that is threatened our partners, mr. become connell said, aid f

sunday. >>> the time is now just about 4:12. the family of a 77-year-old woman asking for help after a hit and run driver left her fighting for her life. we have the details on the evidence that could lead to an arrest. >>> a break in the bay area groping case, now for the first time there is a photo of a possible suspect. we will tell you how investigators got it. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time is 4:14. a $5000 reward is being offered for information about last month's hit and run in oakland that left an elderly woman in critical condition. her family says she was crossing the street near fruitvale avenue when the driver of a pickup truck hit her and just kept going. she has been in a, since the crash, 11 days ago. her son jorge says things are especially hard for the family because they cannot hold her hand or talk to her in the hospital because of the coronavirus crisis. hernandez says his mother has brain and spinal cord injuries as well as several broken bones caused by that collision. >> the way the impact was

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have been fairly strong of the last few days still some strong winds in the 4 calls to go through sunday time which is in the mid to high forty's 46 in baghdad 48 into kuwait and as i say these winds a strong kicking up the sand where we have some cooler air in place across these areas of yemen on a mom we've got some on shore flow there some breezes coming in from the gulf of aden and also if you're a b. and c. but as you go through month at the time it has similar sorts of levels 40 celsius in doha but a hot day in riyadh with a high there over 45 then down into southern africa things that nicola particularly in to south of you can see this cloud. that will bring a few shots but of course particularly through west africa the rains have been very heavy undies and off to days of heavy rains ivory coast and this is what some areas of the city left with all the deborah of course that has been accumulated as those floodwaters rushed down the streets more heavy rain around the gulf again and again across these western areas particularly coastal areas and it's going to be coastal areas of south af

south wales, tomorrow that risk pushes across wales, the north west of england and by the time we get to sundaythunderstorm risks across northern ireland but nowhere immune to seeing a few of those heavy downpours as we move into the weekend. all courtesy of this area of low pressure sitting across the bay of biscay, pushing north across the uk bringing us unsettled weather. for the rest of the afternoon some heavy downpours across much of southern england, pushing towards the midlands. pretty worn out there, temperatures round about 20 degrees, cooler where you have cloud and rain, especially across the north—east of england. this area of rain easing as we head into the ceiling and night, pushing across the east of scotland, heavy showers pushing north across england and wales. quite blustery winds, you may well hear the odd rumble of thunder overnight. quite a muggy night out there, temperatures holding up between ten and 13 degrees. the weather tomorrow will bea degrees. the weather tomorrow will be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. claudia for parts of scotland, a few showers in

thank you for the opportunity to meet your staff, thank you for your staff coming in on a sunday, spending time with me, i'm deep really -- i'm deeply grateful. vice president pence: dr. carson. sec. carson: it is wonderful to be back here. i have not been here for a long time. ut southwestern has a well-deserved excellent reputation. i want to thank you again, mr. vice president, mr. vice president, for the tremendous leadership of the coronavirus task force that has made a tremendous difference, it is wonderful working with governors like you, governor abbott, who aptly pay attention to data and who are willing to be flexible for the sake of the people. it makes a big difference because some people get in their lane and they stay there no matter what is going on. dr. birx is the only person i know who works longer and harder than the president, doesn't sleep. we appreciate that hard work for all the people on the task force. as a congressional represent it if, senator cornyn, come it is tribute is there as well. -- tremendous contributions there as well. we have learned and in no mice amount

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sunday. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at another side of this story the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact it's reality and you have to leave. exposing to. manipulate their rhetoric but they can. post your insight to the media which is either a. the old. walking back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour libya's u.n. recognized government forces are continuing their advance eastward so as they push wallowed $24.00 have task forces from the west of the country they say that now sees a town of bani walid the next august to the city of sirte which was more market ati's hometown and f l commissioner roger goodell has apologized for the way the u.s. football league has handled to play as protest against police brutality following the death of george floyd goodell says the need will now encourage peaceful protests against racism and thousands of people have been demonstrating across australia in solidarity with the black lives matter movement and to oppose the deaths of indigenous people

sunday, and then level it off. but cooler, windy, low clouds. might get chewed up by the time we get to sunday. but the stage is set for 50s, 60s by the water. 70s now mainly for inland areas and temperature also continue to kind of drop off into the weekend, and then they'll start a rebound, but not too bad, going into monday and tuesday. >> sounds good. steve, thanks. >>> using tear gas and pepper spray at protests. coming up the major health concern driving berkeley city council members to push for a different method. >>> and more businesses will be reopening in santa clara county as officials are easing restrictions there. find out what will now be allowed on santana road when we come back. these are our aunties, our uncles, our friends, our family, our community. now more than ever, our community needs us to complete the 2020 census online. census data helps every city and small town plan funding for hosplinics, and emergency services. we can all be there for the ones we love. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. >>> welcome back. time now 7:14. and happening today more busines

so temperatures, by the time we get to sunday, quite a bit lower than recent days — about 1a to 20 degreesext week, then we've still got this area of low pressure not far away. it will start to fill and move off towards the east, but certainly for monday, another day of sunny spells and blustery showers. more of those showers once again on monday across northern and north western parts of the uk. fewer showers reaching further south, but much colder, certainly compared to recent days — around 1a to 18 degrees on monday. we start next week on that showery windy note, but showers should ease through the week. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the un says millions more children in yemen will suffer malnourishment unless it makes up a shortfall aid caused by the covid—i9 pandemic. texas and florida reimpose restrictions after a record number of americans are diagnosed with coronavirus in a day. the chief of police in mexico city survives an assassination attempt by a powerful drugs cartel. th

liverpool, meanwhile, could be crowned premier league champions for the first time on sunday if resultstheir way. for some, the return can't come soon enough. dan roan, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. welcome to bbc news. welcome to our reviewers in the uk joining our viewers from around the world on bbc world. will be looking at some of the first international and national press in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. actually it was introduced our guests first of all. with me are french writer and broadcaster agnes poirier and broadcaster david davies. welcome to both, i am getting ahead of myself. we have some first editions already in which i want to ta ke editions already in which i want to take our viewers and before we look at them in a bit more detail. the metro saying a cheap drug that reduces death risk in coronavirus patients by up to a third — is being made available following a "world—first" breakthrough in the uk. the daily mail says the drug — firs

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sunday. widespread gossip 30, a0 miles an hour maybe 50 miles per an hour on northern england was up southern scotland into northern england. gale force wings here very wet weather for a timeay. further south a few showers mainly across the west but sunshine 20 degrees. a coolerfeel two mainly across the west but sunshine 20 degrees. a cooler feel two things with high of ia to 18 20 degrees. a cooler feel two things with high of 1a to 18 celsius was up next week it remains quite cool and u nsettled next week it remains quite cool and unsettled showers slowly easing through the week. this is bbc world news. i'm christian fraser. our top stories...police declare a major incident in the scottish city of glasgow. armed officers shoot dead a knifeman at a city centre hotel. six people are wounded in hospital. 0ur our focus today is on the advent of rising series of new cases across the american

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pressure towards the north—west throwing these weather fronts through saturday night into sunday, bringing rainfora timesunny for the vast majority full sun sign in wales, south—west and midlands in the morning to the north—east of england and lincolnshire through the afternoon. a few showers across the north and east of scotland but some sunny spells for the vast majority are most will stay predominantly dry with temperatures into the 20s. finishing with rain across northern ireland, strong and gusty winds on saturday night the windy weather spreads across all parts, lingering for the early risers on sunday in the north and east of the country but then sunshine comes out and a scattering of showers across scotla nd scattering of showers across scotland and northern ireland. quite a blustery day and sunday so it will feel fresh with temperatures for most of you sitting in the teens. after the brief dip in temperatures, next week warmth will be pushing all the way up from iberian temperatures close to 40 degrees on the spain and portugal border and we could hit around 30. more on that later. other europe

temperatures go from one extreme to the other from today and we drop 25 degrees again by sunday, pam and dave. >> the time4:12 a.m. coming up. the allegations in georgia and what minority communities ran into that's being investigated now. and more fallout involving the ceo of crossfit. first, a controversial tweet now a controversial zoom call. we will tell you how crossfit is responding. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." president trump spoke out about it conspiracy theory, this incident in buffalo involving police and 75-year-old man may have been a set up. the president tweeted the man who was knocked down by buffalo police officer could be affiliated with antifa and he appeared to be trying to scam police equipment and he fell harder than he was pushed. politicians from both parties have condemned president trump street. >> i mean if there was ever a reprehensible dome comment from the president of the united states. at this moment of anguish and anger anger. what does he do? he pours gasoline on the fire. >> the two police officers have been charged with assault. it is for 16:00 a.m. and a growin

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times newspaper. plans to open shops all day on sundays. john, that is half of the story.ays it is telling pubs and cafes they will get almost immediate approval to open up a cafe style society in britain and we will get to eat on tables in the streets. yes. this is the idea of the government will want to get the economy moving again. they are trying to come up with ideas but what they can do to help businesses. 0ne what they can do to help businesses. one of the ideas is at the moment larger stores at the supermarkets can open six hours on a sunday and they want to look at for a year getting rid of that restriction so that they can open all day long. i think there are two problems with that. they will have opposition on both sides. it will help both the tory mps who believed sunday is a special day and would like to keep it that way you have the chance they would rebel and on the labour side, you would have concerns that this could lead to people having to open on sunday when they don't want to and it there could be concern from the trade unions. so even though this may b

sunday. widespread gust, 30, a0 miles an hour maybe 50 miles per hour on northern england was up southern scotland into northern england. gale force wings here, very wet weather for a timeghout sunday. further south, a few showers mainly across the west but temps at 20 degrees. a cooler feel to things with high of 14 to 18 celsius was up next week it remains quite cool and unsettled showers slowly easing through the week. hello there. the heat and humidity sparking showers and thunderstorms from the midlands northwards. these will continue to push northwards into northern parts of england and scotland as we move into the first part of the night. then we look to the southwest, the renewed area of showery rain testing, one, two, three. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in the us, lockdowns are eased, despite a record daily high of 40—thousand new coronavirus cases. the country's top expert says it's a serious problem. if it's a serious problem. we do not extinguish the outbreak, if we do not extinguish the outbreak, sooner or later, even the ones outbreak, sooner or later, even the ones that are doing well are going to

wants: if the times credibility, and i haven't read the sunday times and years. i grew up in new york and new jersey, but if they want to have credibility again, they have got to start siding where the sources are coming from. let us know who the people are, who's actually were ordering it. do they have an agenda? are they making this up? this anonymous stop has to stop. the point.stand more from the times piece about republican reaction. mitch mcconnell of kentucky, the majority leader, said he had long warned about the russian work to undermine american interests in the middle east and wrote an amendment last year rebuking the withdrawal from syria and afghanistan -- host: a little bit more therefrom "the new york times." host: we have rachel on the line now from california. i just want to talk to the last caller. and c-span journal" is one of the most fair media outlets i've ever listened to in my life. second, i would like to say that the gentleman from new jersey and the other lady from california are absolutely right, we need to have an investigation with t