jodie whittaker _ problematic. let's move onto dr who. jodie whittaker is _ problematic.s move onto dr who. jodie whittaker is going in the - problematic. let's move onto dr who. jodie whittaker is going in the room . jodie whittaker is going in the room are apt to say on all fansites and social media is that she is out for weeks. a lot of the episodes are filmed months ago. so when it since this been a carefully timed announcement. what do you think lies behind it? i announcement. what do you think lies behind it? ~ , . ., , behind it? i think it is certainly an interesting _ behind it? i think it is certainly an interesting timing. - behind it? i think it is certainly an interesting timing. at - behind it? i think it is certainly an interesting timing. at the i behind it? i think it is certainly - an interesting timing. at the same time malecki pointed out, nothing will change for them in the meantime. she will still be in the role until— meantime. she will still be in the role until autumn of next year. there — role until autumn of next year. there is— role until autum

of ben whittaker-— a nice chain, courtesy of ben whittaker. . g , ., whittaker.ttle. andy swiss, bbc— whittaker. excited? just a little. andy swiss, bbc news. - after their outstanding performances, i had the chance to speak to britain's new bmx heroes, bethany shriever and kye whyte. i began by asking kye what victory meant to him. it's phenomenal. yeah, it was exciting, it was thrilling. yeah, it has been a dream come true obviously since i was a kid. and to even get to the olympics, to be selected on the team, to be called an olympian is great, but to be called a medallist is even better. it's been a crazy experience. and bmx is something that's in yourfamily, isn't it? yeah. from when i even first started, my two brothers, my older sister, then my younger sister got into it. my dad is a senior coach at peckham bmx club. that club is just a great club. and they're doing very well with their riders, obviously. clearly, they are! that's very modest of you. so you won your medal and you were watching on the sidelines as beth got that gold medal, how did that feel

page ofjodie whittaker on the front of the telegraph.says, and one broadcast next year. sad news? and their essay and would like to see as their essay and would like to see as the 14th doctor? i their essay and would like to see as the 14th doctor?— the 14th doctor? i have to say it robabl the 14th doctor? i have to say it probably in _ the 14th doctor? i have to say it probably in at — the 14th doctor? i have to say it probably in at the _ the 14th doctor? i have to say it probably in at the best - the 14th doctor? i have to say it probably in at the best person l the 14th doctor? i have to say it| probably in at the best person to assess because i can honestly say i am not and never made it through a full episode of doctor who. i find it a bit old—fashioned but great to see there was a woman doctor after so many men. i think i will leave that one for liam.— so many men. i think i will leave that one for liam.- i - so many men. i think i will leave that one for liam.- i had i so many men. i think i will leave. that one for liam.- i had

whittaker, it seems, though, once more than just victory.of wolverhampton. i want one of those nice chains on my neck, and i'll be calling all the shots. everybody in wolverhampton will have a nice ice grill, and a nice big chain, courtesy of ben whittaker. on the first day of athletics dina asher—smith confirmed her status as a contender in the 100 metres, as she eased into the semifinals. other british hopes, though, are over. in a matter of minutes for lawrence okoye, three no—throws and his discus dream was dashed. the women's football team are also out. after missing a penalty in extra time, they lost their quarterfinal 11—3 to australia. and there was a big shock in the tennis. and he's done it! alexander zverev knocking out wimbledon champion novak djokovic. and for those who wonder whether the olympics mean as much to tennis's millionaires, well, his tears till the answer. andy swiss, bbc news. great britain remain sixth in the medal table with six golds and 2a medals in total. meanwhile the olympic games host faces a surge in covid

-— nice big chain, courtesy of ben whittaker. ., , “ , ., ., whittaker. medal haul will not be added to _ whittaker. team gb's medal haul will not be added to by _ whittaker. team gb's medal haul will not be added to by the _ whittaker. team gb's medal haul will not be added to by the women's - not be added to by the women's football team. they lost to australia for — three after extra time. sam care, of chelsea, equalised for australia in at the 89th minute to force extra time. caroline we saw her penalty save. change the momentum of the game. a second from care made it 4—2. white made it 43 just after this, with six minute left to complete her hat—trick. unfortunately team gb could not find an equaliser and australia are through to the last four. there is always the context and the balance of some disappointment. much more to celebrate. if you want to find out the results from today. a lot going on the from tokyo, head to the bbc sport website. there is also the app for all the news that you could possibly want from the olympics. the olympics have been

the bbc has confirmed that jodie whittaker will step down from her role as the current doctor who nextnment correspondent lizo mzimba talks about her legacy and who might be in the running to replace her. some will have liked her, some will have liked other particular doctors that have come in the past and for those of us who grew up in the 1990s, the fact that doctor who is still on air means the doctor has been a success and the programme's still going. when herfirst episode aired it got something like 11.5 million viewers. the first episode was doctor who's biggest audience for almost a decade. there seems to be a groundswell of support, presumably because she was the first female doctor. people were fascinated and wanted her to succeed in the role. it is fair to say that her first two series saw the ratings drop away to closer to what they were for the ratings of peter capaldi during his tenure. so, not as big as it was at the start. lizo mzimba there. earlier, i asked bob brinkman from the doctor who fan club, guardians of gallifrey, in florida whether he was surprised by the news

jodie whittaker is leaving dr who.final paddler and a flawless display from australia'sjessica fox, meant the brit had to settle for silver. franklin is a legacy of london 2012, as she's been training at the lee valley white water centre built for those games. it was a really cool, it was so stressful being sat up there on the start line, but i had a moment when i was, "this is really cool and i would not want to be anywhere else." i caught a glimpse and i smiled and that reminded me of the environment and how crazy it all is but it is really cool. the lee valley centre is also where franklin's family watched on at breakfast time this morning. it was a nerve—wracking moment for them being so far away, having to watch on as each competitor went down the course trying to pinch the gold. they look pretty pleased with the end result. the other medal today came courtesy of matt coward—holley won bronze in the men's trap shooting. he is the world and european champion but paid the price for a slow start, missing three of his

and in the boxing, pat mccormack and ben whittaker are both guaranteed medals, although whittaker hass. i want to go back with a gold medal, and i want to become the mayor of wolverhampton. i want one of those nice chains round my neck, and i'll be calling all the shots! everybody in wolverhampton will have a nice ice grill and chain, courtesy of ben whittaker. excited? just a little. andy swiss, bbc news. team gb�*s medal haul won't be added to by the women's football team. they're out of the olympics after losing a roller coaster quarter final 4—3 to australia after extra time. ellen white scored all three of team gb�*s goals, and her second looked like the winner. but sam kerr equalised for australia in the 89th minute to force extra time, in which caroline weir saw her penalty saved. it changed the momentum of the game with two quick goals just after, including a second from kerr made it 4—2. white made it 4—3 with six minutes left to complete her hattrick, but team gb couldn't find an equaliser, aand australia through to the last four. the dream of a �*golden slam' is over for no

the bbc have confirmed that jodie whittaker will step down as doctor who next year. spokesperson for the channel said there are currently no plans for another series to air. let's talk to our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba— and start with dr who. jody whitaker has had enough. yes, not hu:el jody whitaker has had enough. fie: not hugely surprising. she jody whitaker has had enough. .23 not hugely surprising. she will have done by the time this comes out, the last episode goes out around 0ctober. she will have done around the same number of episodes like the series and a few specials as stated tenants, as matt smith, as peter capaldi, so it's, i think i'm a not surprising news that she wants to move on, and of course, that's the beauty of doctor who as a show and as a programme. there are people who will have left her tenure as the doctor, people will have been less keen and had other performers who were their favourite doctor going back to the past, but the way that show reinvents itself every few years by having that device of thinking, well, 0k, years by ha

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and i said, i lena couldn't afford it, then how much will be going to put it under the bulletin, whittaker, better with them that evening when mad. the feast is the death of boxes not who live in missouri. the fact that i'm in the law for john but the enemy, missouri, and i left off with that. i had the less of a welcome to all of these images not seen before. show a tunnel under the israeli guys, a border. this became the access route for palestinian fighters to reach the israeli side of the border and launched their attack. but it's been a lot going on in the back that i don't want to open up. a lot of them is more. i'm and and the other to shuttle both the case on to a much more the court case. money, the money i know, but surely the shots of i'm up, i mean like a deal the living with them. you know, i'm a whole lot for them. as a comment here who donkey with a whole lot about names name. so voice from us footage from days before the operation shows all caution on brigades fighters in training, a number of men in the video have been identified including 2 who were killed in the attack.

lena couldn't afford it, then how much will be going to, i know a barn herds under the bulletin, whittaker, better with them that evening when mad. well, k fees are bucklin, missouri, a hub in the foot, but i'm in the law for john. but the enemy, missouri, and i left off with that. i had over welcome to all of these images not seen before, show a tunnel under the israeli gaza border. this became the access route for palestinian fighters to reach the israeli side of the border and launched their attack. mm. but it's been a lot more than that. and in that i don't want to open up a lot more. i'm in and the other to shuttle both the case onto a much more the court case. money must be shirley. the shots of i'm up namely the deal. the law of into one with them. you know, i'm a whole lot for them. as a comment here who donkey few with a whole lot about names name. so voice from us footage from days before the operation shows all cars on brigades fighters in training. a number of men in the video have been identified including 2 who were killed in the attack. not enough, but you didn't have the mo

and when the thing all sorted out, it turns out that whittaker chambers was correct, and that alger hisswas, in fact, a - had known him, and had been a communist. and that twist where what everyone seemed to think wasn't the case was helpful. and of course, it was also, at the time that the soviet union was aggressive and expanding in several continents. there was concern about the influence of communism in the world, and i was studying government and political science in school, so it just had an effect. lamb: what - now, so you mentioned the army-mccarthy hearings. are there other things like that that still are with you years later? rumsfeld: well, adlai stevenson's speech at my senior banquet in college in 1954 was unquestionably the - a speech that was inspiring. it was elegant, it was eloquent, it was pointed to young men getting ready to go off and serve in the military. and it left me with the clear understanding that all of us have an obligation to participate and to help guide and direct our country, and civic responsibilities, and i hope people will read it. i put that speech

the star of the hit tv show, doctor who, jodie whittaker, is to leave the programme next year.ay the time—travelling doctor when shejoined the long—running show in 2017. when she was first cast in the role it caused much online debate — but last year she was voted the show�*s second most popular doctor since the series started in 1963. her replacement hasn't been named. that is it for newsday. have a great weekend and we will see you on monday. hello there. storm evert is bringing a quite exceptionally windy spell of weather for this time of year across the south of the uk, with a met office amber warning issued for a good part of cornwall and the isles of scilly. it's all because of this area of low pressure, quite a small low, but quite a powerful one tracking its way eastwards, with the strongest winds on the southern flank. you can see the amber warning area here across cornwall into the isles of scilly. those are the wind gusts in the black circles. but the winds also really quite brisk across a good part of devon, dorset, into hampshire, up the bristol channel and across

the star of the hit tv show, doctor who, jodie whittaker, is to leave the programme next year.tor when shejoined the long—running show in 2017. when she was first cast in the role, it caused much online debate, but last year she was voted the show�*s second most popular doctor since the series started in 1963. her replacement hasn't been named. i want you to remind you of the top story here in our programme injapan since the pandemic began for the first time the number of new daily infections there has passed 10,000. authorities in japan there has passed 10,000. authorities injapan say there has passed 10,000. authorities in japan say the dramatic rise will not affect the olympics but experts are warning that if something is not done to control the spread the cities health care system could be overwhelmed. thank you for watching. could be overwhelmed. thank you forwatching. i karishma for watching. i karishma vaswani. hello there. storm evert is bringing a quite exceptionally windy spell of weather for this time of year across the south of the uk, with a met office amber warnin

and when the thing all sorted out, it turns out that whittaker chambers was correct, and that alger hisswas, in fact, a - had known him, and had been a communist. and that twist where what everyone seemed to think wasn't the case was helpful. and of course, it was also, at the time that the soviet union was aggressive and expanding in several continents. there was concern about the influence of communism in the world, and i was studying government and political science in school, so it just had an effect. lamb: what - now, so you mentioned the army-mccarthy hearings. are there other things like that that still are with you years later? rumsfeld: well, adlai stevenson's speech at my senior banquet in college in 1954 was unquestionably the - a speech that was inspiring. it was elegant, it was eloquent, it was pointed to young men getting ready to go off and serve in the military. and it left me with the clear understanding that all of us have an obligation to participate and to help guide and direct our country, and civic responsibilities, and i hope people will read it. i put that speech

. ♪ >> reporter: on thursday, tonee's playing caught the attention of carlos whittaker, an instagram. ♪ >> how are you doing? >> reporter: tonee telling carlos about his long battle with kidney disease. >> the second he told me that he's on dialysis nine hours a night, wakes up every morning and goes and plays the piano for tips for four hours, i go, this brother is about to get a big tip." ♪ >> reporter: carlos so captivated by tonee's story, he wanted to make a difference and asked his followers to help. >> let's go. that's it right there. >> reporter: let's see how much we can raise in 45 minutes for this saint of a human. during a break, carlos delivers the amazing news. >> so i put my venmo out there and in 35 minutes i want to let you know that i'm about to give you $10,000. they just deposited $10,000. >> who is they? >> 170,000 strangers that love your piano playing and i asked them to give you money. >> oh, man. >> you deserve this. your wife deserves. i don't even know you but i love you. >> i love you too. >> reporter: days later that tip would grow to more than $70,000. t

the bbc has announced that jodie whittaker is going to leave doctor who in the autumn of next year.ft playing with his band 22 top — has died, aged 72. known for his bushy beard and ever—present sunglasses, dusty hill played as part of the trio for more than 50 years — releasing 19 albums, with hit singles like gimme all your lovin', sleeping bag, and viva las vegas. the number of people on furlough has fallen sharply to below two million, with younger people coming off the scheme twice as fast as any other age group. at the peak of the pandemic, nearly nine million people were on furlough — at the end ofjune it was down to 1.9. the scheme will be wound up by the end of september. and from next week firms are being asked to make a bigger contribution. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports. leah bailey has been able to spend a lot more time with little ava than she was expecting. after maternity leave, she had 11 months on furlough. then this april she took a call from her manager. she hit me with the news that i'm at risk of being made redundant. two or three wee

the bbc have confirmed jodie whittaker will step down on her role in doctor who next year.paldi, and was the first woman to play the time lord. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has more. some will have liked her and some will have liked other particular doctors that have come in the past. for those of us that grew up in the 1990s, the fact that doctor who is still on air means the doctor has been a success and kept the programme going. it's fair to say that, when her first episode aired, it got 11.5 million viewers, doctor who's biggest audience for almost a decade. so, there seemed to be a real groundswell of support, presumably because she was the first female doctor. people were fascinated, really wanted her to succeed in the role. it's fair to say that over her first two series, the ratings did drop away to closer to what they were for her predecessor peter capaldi's ratings were during his tenure, so not as big as it was at the start. let's look at some of the day's other news a public inquiry into the assassination of maltese investigative journalist daphne

let�*s speak to dr elizabeth whittaker, senior clinical lecturer in pediatric infectious diseases anddings suggest? this children, what do you think the findings suggest?— children, what do you think the findings suggest? this is a great iece of findings suggest? this is a great piece of work. — findings suggest? this is a great piece of work, there _ findings suggest? this is a great piece of work, there are - findings suggest? this is a great piece of work, there are three i piece of work, there are three papers we have worked on to look at this data. because we have been talking about what we have seen on the ground in hospitals, having the real numbers to be really confident about that makes a huge difference to families, i think. what we found was very few children are admitted, so about 800,000 children were admitted with the covid test in the 12 months to the end of february this year and that probably include children who were admitted with things like a broken arm and a broken leg and had a positive covid test. the risk factors in those children, those children who have multi

the star of the hit tv show, dr who, jodi whittaker, is to leave the programme next year.ng—running show in 2017. it's not known �*who' will replace her in the tardis. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ v fritz news. business in two minutes' time. hello. a stillness bringing an exceptionally windy spell of weather for the time of year across the south of the uk with a met office amber warning issued for cornwall and the isles of scilly. all because of this area of low pressure, quite small but powerful, tracking its way eastwards with the strongest winds on the southern flank. this amber area across cornwall and the southern isles. the wind is quite brisk across a big part of devon, dorset, into hampshire, at the bristol channel and the south coast of wales as well. damage and destruction quite possible as we start the day. some heavy and potentially sundry bursts of rain at times. the storm tracks its way eastwards across england and wales., whether quite a lot of showers. if you sunny spells breaking through. the winds will slowly ease as we head towards the end of the