this information, while we don�*t know how to treat people, while we don�*t know who it is going toernative vaccines available. there is astrazeneca... so you are not saying pause the astrazeneca roll—out? you are saying, give people a choice? um, if l there is a choice available, yeah. i l can understand it. it is not as if we don�*t have other vaccines available to us. we do. you know, so while there is this cloud over astrazeneca, then maybe put it on ice and say, look, we are going to look into giving people the other 'ab. ~ ., ., , ., ., the regulator, the mhra, and they say, "we are deeply saddened to hear about the death of miss shaw and our thoughts are with her family. over 81 million doses of vaccines against covid—19 have now been administered in the uk, saving thousands of lives, through the biggest vaccination programme that has ever taken place in this country. no effective medicine or vaccine is without risk and our advice remains that the benefits of the astrazeneca vaccine outweigh the risks in the majority of people and it is still vitally important that people com

i don�*t know and they still don�*t know if it was the live virus that was attacking your body, or whether attacking itself and again. i don�*t know and they are still trying to work that out and if they can work that out, then hopefully they can find a way of curing people. you've got makeup? yes, i have got makeup on. did you put that on so you didn't look like you were so tired? yes, and so that i looked less tired and so i looked ok on camera. long covid means nuala has struggled with full time school. in april, she was admitted to hospitalfor tests. they gave her a device to help with her breathing. i've been quite out of breath running with my friends, like really fast and out of breath. because my lungs, they aren't proper or something. is that what the doctor said, your lungs aren�*t working properly, so this is to get them stronger? and do you feel like it�*s helping? you lose that spontaneity in your life because you can�*t just think today is a nice day, i�*ll go for a walk. because what energy you have got, you have to plan it. while some people may improve with time and rest,

and, ah, i don�*t know. i don�*t like the denial, either. t with us. thanks for being on hardtalk. hello there. the first couple of days ofjuly look pretty similar to how we ended the month ofjune on, and that�*s with quite a lot of dry weather around with some sunshine. but there will be some showers around, too. generally isolated, but they will be quite heavy and slow moving where you catch them, as there will be very little wind to move them on. that�*s because we�*re in between weather systems, as you can see here, this weak area of high pressure building in. this is the area of low pressure which has brought a lot of grey, damp weather across eastern parts of the country throughout the week so far. it will still be close enough to bring further grey, damp, drizzly weather from east anglia up towards northumberland, but a much drier and brighter day, i think, for the southeast of england. elsewhere, early cloud clearing to allow for some sunny spells, but we could see a few isolated showers here and there. perhaps a bit of low cloud and

we don�*t know how many of those are still going and the dissatisfaction, if that�*s what it is, withe still using it as a lot of people appear to be taking it seriously. a lot of people are getting alerts that may annoy them but they are reluctantly going into isolation. i but they are reluctantly going into isolation. ., �* ~ ., but they are reluctantly going into isolation. ~' ., but they are reluctantly going into isolation. ~ ., ~ ., isolation. i don't know if you know the answer. _ isolation. i don't know if you know the answer, but _ isolation. i don't know if you know the answer, but how— isolation. i don't know if you know the answer, but how easy - isolation. i don't know if you know i the answer, but how easy technically is it to turn down the sensitivity of the app?— is it to turn down the sensitivity oftheau? , ., i, of the app? this has actually been auoin on of the app? this has actually been going on throughout. _ of the app? this has actually been going on throughout. it _ of the app? this has actually been going on throughout. it is - of the app? this has actually be

there�*s one other aspect which i don�*t know the answer to. double jabbed. does that mean that the two vaccinations aren�*t effective against this variant? i don�*t know the answer but i see that as part of the thinking. martin, one of the companies put out a statement tonight saying the news that travellers returned to england from france will have to quarantine evenif from france will have to quarantine even if they are double vaccinated came as a surprise. presumably, the implication is it�*s a very quick change indeed. presumably, if you have kids, it�*s less of a problem about the kids because it they will be off school. even if you go on holiday, they�*ve got ten days afterwards, even though they might drive you up the wall. but for people working, it�*s not the news they�*re expecting. i people working, it's not the news they're expecting.— people working, it's not the news they're expecting. i can correct you on that. i have _ they're expecting. i can correct you on that. i have children _ they're expecting. i can correct you on that. i

i don�*t know, you know? if you need them, you need them. better safe than sorry!t know if covid has just gone — than sorry! i don't know if covid hasjust gone away _ than sorry! i don't know if covid hasjust gone away if— than sorry! i don't know if covid hasjust gone away if if- than sorry! i don't know if covid hasjust gone away if if you - than sorry! i don't know if covid i hasjust gone away if if you people has just gone away if if you people are vaccinated. it is really unfair to people — are vaccinated. it is really unfair to people who are clinically vulnerable. | to people who are clinically vulnerable.— to people who are clinically vulnerable. , ., , ~ vulnerable. i personally think it should be optional. _ vulnerable. i personally think it should be optional. especially i vulnerable. i personally think it| should be optional. especially at this point— should be optional. especially at this point with _ should be optional. especially at this point with vaccinations - should be optional. especially at this point with vaccinations and i this point with vac

, but, ithink because frankly, i just don�*t know, but, i think certainly, once the racing starts, and,, a good word. what sort of shape as the horse _ a good word. what sort of shape as the horse racing _ a good word. what sort of shape as the horse racing industry - as the horse racing industry in? pandemic on her pandemic the horses have to be looked after, people have to retrieve them, groom them, mark them out, all of that, that does not go away, so they must�*ve been some fairly heavy involved without the income. it some fairly heavy involved without the income.- some fairly heavy involved without the income. it has been very difficult _ without the income. it has been very difficult for _ without the income. it has been very difficult for everyone. - without the income. it has been very difficult for everyone. at i very difficult for everyone. at least with horse racing we were able to get back racing behind closed doors, although we were closed doors, although we were closed down from the middle of march last year to the beginning ofjune. from june last year we have been able t

and both sets of players have kind of, i don�*t know, everyone has fallen in love with them, haven�*tink for— them, haven't they? the outcome is incredible. i think for me _ them, haven't they? the outcome is incredible. i think for me looking - incredible. i think for me looking at this england site in the past i think england have had bigger stars and they have been relatable but when you look at this england team now, especially from the stuff they�*re trying to do off the field as well, you can feel the decay really get behind them and really good people, they are so happy to play for the country. so happy to play for the country. so happy to play for the fans and to be there and do it in a fully committed way. every game could be their last and we love that. exactly the same as the italians, and that level of passion is exactly what we needed after the tough 18 months that the whole world had to go through. still going through to some extent. but come sunday in front of 60,000 people, you forget the value of going out into a stadium and seeing people there and going to play in th

part of the problem is other water users who are not used to the area don�*t know the area, don�*t know. the code encourages visitors to plan ahead, reduce speed and keep their distance from wildlife. people will only save what they are passionate about. and to make them passionate about it, you have to take them out and show it to them. so it�*s about striking a real balance between showing them what an amazing wildlife we have on our doorstep, but also not impacting it, not having a detrimental effect on it in the sort of meantime, so it�*s trying to strike that balance. in recent years, this stretch of coastline has made a name for itself as one of the best places in the world to go to coasteering. which is essentially scrambling along the cliffs. it�*s hard to put a date on when coasteering started — i�*m sure it�*s been happening for hundreds of years — but we are the first company to provide it as a commercial activity. so we made it more accessible to people and gave anybody, essentially, the opportunity to come and see what the coastline about here has to offer, you know? and ye

i think we didn�*t know... we didn�*t know what to do.n who is struggling with the addiction. as a family, we could stand on our heads. how many times we had family interventions, i lost count. how many times i took her into rehab and she'd walk out the next day... i don't think there is no right or wrong way to deal with it. it will be amy�*s talent that her friends and family remember next week on the anniversary of her death. on the 23rd, we'll all be together at the cemetery. the first ten minutes, we'll be sobbing and then after that we'll be in fits of laughter with a new amy anecdote. although it�*s not a joyful thing that you would go and celebrate it, but we do — we actually go and remember her. myjoke is, now i know where she is. that's a blackjoke. yes. but true. while amy�*s family celebrate her humour and kindness, her fans will hold on to her music. mark savage, bbc news. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. much of the uk is set for a fine, dry, very warm to hot weekend. yesterday northern irela

my concern is when we have these different more to voices and mixed messages people don�*t know the bestas it is about taking the right measures. i think of course people want individual freedom, they want to get their lives back and make individual choices over their behaviors. many do feel that it�*s not the right time. i think facemasks is the example they are. we start a recent survey that 70% were in favour of keeping facemasks at least for the time being. it seems to many people counterintuitive that in the middle of a third wave when we see cases urging that we need more measures. just briefly what do you think the viruses doing in wales in particular at that moment in terms of case rates? ~ ., , , , ., , at that moment in terms of case rates? , , ., , ., rates? we do see very sharp growth in case rates- _ rates? we do see very sharp growth in case rates. of— rates? we do see very sharp growth in case rates. of course _ rates? we do see very sharp growth in case rates. of course people - rates? we do see very sharp growth in case rates. of course people will| in case rates. of cou

i don t know. >> much to the joy of animal rights activists -- advocates who regularly catch the wolfmera, where exactly this rare footage was recorded remains a secret. but roddy is known all over northern germany. >> he is the most notorious male wolf in rodewd. dna analysis has confirmed that he jumped the fence the first four times. it was him. >> rose says roddy and his pack attack especially large numbers of animals, even calves and horses. as the mobile fence around his pasture is no obstacle for them, the shepherd had to keep watch at night. >> well i had no other choice but to sleep next to the sheep. so, i slept in the car. and i had a baseball bat with me in case of an emergency. the geese in the nearby pond started cackling the first time they came. i remember thinking, what's going on? but then the sheep started bleating, and i knew that the wolves were here. so, i got out of the car and chased them away. they came three times that night. >> sin toccasions.olf has they have even named this area after him, roddy. the authorities say the leader of the pack poses a problem a

margaretta points out what once was her neighbours�* house, but says she doesn�*t know what happenedr own property, half the house has gone. her daughter tells us. it�*s been a devastating 2a hours for west germany, but for belgium and the netherlands, too. rooftop rescues, people dragged to safety — the water, a deadly torrent, destroying houses and engulfing neighbourhoods. smashing homes, like matchboxes. almost 60 people have died in west germany alone, others are still missing. armin laschet, who may succeed angela merkel as germany�*s next chancellor, said there was no doubt this was the result of climate change. translation: we will be | confronted with such events again and again, and this means that we need more speed in climate protection measures — european, nationwide, worldwide. in schuld, they�*re still in shock. michal and his friend had just finished refurbishing the pub. they were supposed to open on saturday. translation: it's i unreal, unbelievable. i still can't take on what i'm seeing here. unbelievable. better news for their neighbour�*s dog, whom they managed t

with the type of form know that djokovic is in, i can�*t see anyone coming close.one coming close. that sums up what most _ can't see anyone coming close. that sums up what most people are feeling like. we will let anne keothavong escape because she is part of the commentary team for emma raducanu�*s match, whenever that gets under way. player suspended on centre court. i can see the alexander zverev against f lix auger—aliassime, that is into a fifth set and that is the match we are waiting to finish. no doubt the roof will go up and then we will see emma raducanu. come back to me at the end of the programme if we can. we are going to shift our attention at a football because england have got denmark to play in the euro semifinals on wednesday night was that the preparation is well under way at st george�*s park, where we can cross to olly foster. many thanks, chetan. three weeks and five matches into the european championship, england seem to be in such a good place. that quarterfinal victory in rome against ukraine on saturday night their most complete performan

i don�*t know why it�*s not being released.ould be the time to add to that. now, people might say that we have viewed —— huge financial pressures, we have. we have £3 trillion worth of debt. a modest pay award to nhs workers would make a tiny impact on the national debt, but by golly, it would do a huge amount to reward and maintain and help to restore nhs morale, which i�*m sorry to say, at the moment, you have an exhausted work for us that is not feeling valued, and that�*s a matter of huge regrets. valued, and that's a matter of huge re . rets. :, :, ~ valued, and that's a matter of huge recrets. :, :, ,, , :, regrets. peter carter, thank you very much _ regrets. peter carter, thank you very much for— regrets. peter carter, thank you very much for your _ regrets. peter carter, thank you very much for your time. - regrets. peter carter, thank you | very much for your time. former chief executive of the royal college of nursing. many thanks. let�*s talk about space. the richest person on earth, jeff bezos, has finally achieved

i don�*t know what this is going to be. every good estate should have one. and it turns out the mini land rover is actually part of a fleet of them that adrian has brought in for kids to use on a new off—road course. oh, that is brilliant. look at you! you look like you�*re four years old again, back on the estate. if i had something like that when i was four, i couldn�*t have contain myself. so you want a wee go? yes, obviously! laughs. there you go. all you gotta do is press the button and hold on tight. all right. you�*re good to go. i�*ve got mine pressed... laughs. 0k. ah, she�*s off! genius. thanks adrian, see you later! bye, remember to come back now! that�*s it, i�*m off to see the giant�*s causeway, by! the giant�*s causeway, bye! you think that is far enough? i think i should stop her now. i don�*t trust her in the wee land rover. laughs. the next part of myjourney takes me further north—east, and off the mainland to rathlin island. a ferry has long been a lifeline for the 150 people who live on this island. and i

heo t knows all of us here wanto address the institutional problems with the structure set up to fail. the structure here in the united states capitol that the chief of police cannot make a security decision without going to itpolitical appointees that make up the capitolol police work, hs or her boss. they can't get the security posture but i think it's up to par before they have to go to political appointees. we try to fix this over the last you years and the democrats stopped us every single step of the way. now as speaker polizzi -- speaker pelosi thought by vetoing ranking member banks and jordan from this committee that she would avoid tough questions, she doesn't know the rest of us that walk and frankly, some of the questions i think need to be speaker and i hope all of you, here in frontf of us today, askd these questions are generally six from a 1:43 p.m., speaker policy was passed in the speaker's chair on the house for requesting permission to seek support from the national guard from then sgt. paul irving appointed by the speaker and then subsequently fired that day by th

't know if it was 100% clean. >> reporter: while lilly king and lazor their race unfolded exactly asy planned. >> lilly king is pushing to the wall for silver and lazor gets the bronze. >> reporter: when lazor's father passed away unexpectedly in april, king vowed to make this moment happen. >> when that actually happened, i don't think anyone prepares you for that emotion. >> tom, we have at least one american here who thought she was done competing but may give it another shot. >> the urn biles has creat another stay in japan and m replace biles on the vault for sunday. >> thank you very much. >>> in western colorado, everyone is safe after a storm caused mud slides on i-70. dozens of vehicles got stuck, trapping more than 100 people in glenwood canyon. 29 of them had to spend the night in a tunnel and were rescued this morning. >>> and severe weather including tornadoes ripped across at least five other states, killing one person a injuring several others. at least a dozen tornadoes touching down in the past two days. here is rehema ellis. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, a path of d

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real mandates in place for when and how they would be used. reporting in new york, trinity chavez, r t. know, basking the truth when it comes to covert face coverings in america. that's because those in charge seeming and he can't decide what's best 1st it was all on for everyone. but then for the double vaccinate that it was all off, but that would soul on again, if you're confused, you're not alone. me the max or max. ah, ah, the yeah. okay. you know where where like a losing me ah ah, ah 1st i just don't wear a mask where a mask or 2 masculine enough golf were wanting around here. speaker come down or 10 o'clock in the morning thing we got to wear map. i hate these things. we are absolutely sick and tired of it. so the american people, ah, ah, ah, ah, yes, certainly more discussion on that right now. one mind that r t dot com is the by the white house, essentially launching a renewed mosque come pane of the meantime. go your stories for this saturday evening. ly from moscow continue at the top of the ah, showing me every 1st day on the alex salmon show. i'll be speaking to guess in the wo

we don�*t know the full story so it�*s not for me to castjudgement on that. the front of the guardian, the rashford mural in manchester which was defaced. sometime overnight. and people have put on supportive, have covered the area that has been damaged with messages of support to marcus and the other players. and hearts and things. it�*s a heart—warming gesture, but only heart—warming gesture, but only heart—warming because somebody did something far less appealing first. but there�*s the story about boris johnson. tell us about it. but there's the story about boris johnson. tell us about it.- johnson. tell us about it. critics of boris johnson _ johnson. tell us about it. critics of boris johnson at _ johnson. tell us about it. critics of boris johnson at priti - johnson. tell us about it. critics of boris johnson at priti patel. johnson. tell us about it. critics l of boris johnson at priti patel are of borisjohnson at priti patel are saying they being hypocritical. and borisjohnson said today in his press conference talking about these racists. ~ ., ., .,

i don�*t know how he does it.what are you laughing at? coming off the top rope! players seem to genuinely enjoy their time together. he�*s created a very friendly, happy environment. we had that in 96 and i think he�*s learnt so much from that. he�*s given everyone a freedom to go out and enjoy their football and not play with any fear. commentator: and england are out of the world cup. - for all the times that have gone before... oh, no! for sunday, back at wembley once more, for the year everyone has endured, perhaps this really is england�*s time. natalie pirks, bbc news. that�*s it. good night. good evening. 0ur changeable theme to the weather continues over the next few days. we will see that mix of some sunshine around, but also some scattered, heavy showers and some thunderstorms on offer, as well. so, certainly a mixed picture. most of the showers we had earlier on on thursday are easing away — so for the rest of tonight, we�*re looking at a lot of dry weather out there. cloudier in the north and the west

they don�*t know if or how the scheme can help them.mail defra with every individual case. how long is that going to take? is that a 24—hour turnaround? is it a two—day turnaround? we've already lost a couple of days for that person getting the pcr test. so, we just don't know. over at the ports, they�*re getting to grips with an alternative scheme designed for a few other critical industries, similar to one unveiled in scotland today, where they have to apply for exemption for selected named vaccinated staff. we have to go through this highly | bureaucratic process of supplyingj lists of individual names as well as functions, - whereas the supermarket supply sectorjust seemsl to have a blanket exemption. for us, it seems unfair that there's one rule for one sector— and another rule for another. railway signalling staff will be exempt, but drivers may not be, so there could be more train cancellations to come. increasingly, businesses are asking why the date for scrapping isolation rules, just three weeks away, can�*t be brought forward

very confusing, i am trying my hardest to follow the rules but i don�*t understand so i don�*t know,give people more confidence when booking trips. that confidence now for many has been shattered. everything we do is about mitigated risk when we are taking travellers to different destinations. however, the road map has been in place, the restrictions are easing as of monday, we are seeing the rest of the globe, us and europe are travelling freely, we have a very successful deployment of the vaccine and we still cannot unlock international travel to countries with a lower case of virus than we have. the government is insistent that the decision was made in the interests of public health with there being a widespread of the beta variant in france. france is a popular destination for brits. its proximity, better weather and golden beaches are all part of its allure, making it the second most visited country pre—pandemic from people in the uk. in fact 500,000 brits were due to travel through the country this weekend, but for many these changes will mean a trip across the channel remains

we are going to finish with raducanu ridge, we had henman hill, murray mound, i don�*t know if we canaving just sat her a—levels. but i hope she keeps going. completely amazing. what is going on? we�*ve got great results in the football and now wimbledon. a young brits reaching the last 16, the youngest to ever do so in the history of the tournament. very exciting. what pressure at a young woman must be under and yet she looked completely cool as a cucumber even though we�*ve been holding our breath, going to deuce and back again and she won at the final point and you could see the relief on her face. it�*s going to be an extraordinaryjourney for her, already picked up 30,000 followers on instagram and it�*s going to be interesting to see how she manages her new sort of celebrity status having basically come from zero to hero overnight. she having basically come from zero to hero overnight.— hero overnight. she is keeping her feet on the — hero overnight. she is keeping her feet on the ground _ hero overnight. she is keeping her feet on the ground she _ hero overnight. she is keeping

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if he doesn�*t know something, we�*ll go and look it up together if i can�*t answer it. to be deregistered. the north west of england has seen the biggest increase in children being formally taken out of school. in rochdale, before the pandemic, an average of 91 children were being electively home educated. the past year has seen an additional 192. i think some families do not want local authority or agency involvement, and again, we have to kind of respect that, but in the same respect, we've got to think about those families, where they do need that support. with an increase in the number of families going down the home education route, the government wants to introduce a register and says it will help with safeguarding and monitoring of children who are no longer in the school system. hannah has been home educating for two years and is sceptical about the register. if it becomes where they are putting | us on a register to keep tabs on us, | to try and fit us into those boxes, try and get us to do a set - curriculum and tell us _ when we should be home educating, i th

i think we didn�*t know... we didn�*t know what to do.e anniversary of her death. 0n the 23rd, we'll all be together at the cemetery. the first ten minutes, we'll be sobbing and then after that we'll be in fits of laughter with a new amy anecdote. although it�*s not a joyful thing that you would go and celebrate it, but we do — we actually go and remember her. myjoke is, now i know where she is. that's a blackjoke. yes. but true. while amy�*s family celebrate her humour and kindness, her fans will hold on to her music. mark savage, bbc news. the fame islands, off the coast of northumberland, are an important breeding ground for a number of rare seabirds including the arctic tern and the puffin. for much of the last 18 months there haven�*t been any visitors or staff and while the humans have been away, the birds have started to behave a little differently. fiona trott reports. finally setting foot on inner farne. after 18 months, visitors are coming back and they�*re delighted. there are so many birds. i know it sounds ridiculous, it�*s f

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