remember the word devotion unmatched devotion the icy winter at valley forge defeating a mighty empire as the push miles across a dangerous frontier taming the wilderness to build a magnificent life and home for their family packing in the covered wagons trekking across hazardous trails scaled a towering mountains and braved rivers and rapids with a very beautiful frontier with patriots market marching on the battlefield and the enemy strongholds and staring down those enemies to keep alive the flame of freedom at yorktown in gettysburg and midway they joined the rollcall of immortal heroes so many great people that we have to cherish those people we can t forget the ows people and building monuments to those people is a good thing not a bad thing they saved our country no challenge was too much no hardship to great, no enemy to fears and together these patriots soldiered on and endured and they prevailed because they had faith in each other and their country and above all
bbc your questions. germany is relaxing covid restrictions on travellers from the uk from tomorrow, they ll be able to enter the country even if they re not residents. a draft law is being introduced to parliament to prevent asylum seekers staying in the uk if they ve already passed through a safe country. schools in england will find out this afternoon how the government plans to relax the bubble rules that mean large numbers of pupils are sent home if a single child has a positive covid test. last week more than 375 thousand children in england were off school while isolating for ten days. the education secretary, gavin williamson, is expected to say the changes will come into effect on the 19th ofjuly when most of england s covid regulations are set to be scrapped. social distancing will be scrapped for the first time in 16 months. face coverings will no longer be a legal requirement. limits on socialising will be lifted bringing an to end to the rule of six indoo
constitution. it s a recurring theme of political debate across the centuries. it s a recurring theme. the very wealthy should pay a fair share. corporations should pay a fair share. i hope they don t raise your taxes, but if they do, i told you so. it s the one issue people today could have a conversation with people in the colonial era and see philosophical currents flowing all the way through. to understand american history is too. [inaudible] hello i m bret baer. my latest fox nation project is the second in our series of unauthorized histories. this time a new five-part documentary that explores how taxes have shaped america from the boston tea partyam to today. our story is an epic tale about money, power and ultimately your basic freedom, rights and obligations. we begin, long before the american revolution on a june day in an open field 20 miles outside the city of london in the year 1215. the magna carta is regarded as one of the most consequential do
constitution. it s a recurring theme of political debate across the centuries. it s a recurring theme. the very wealthy should pay a fair share. corporations should pay a fair share. i hope they don t raise your taxes, but if they do, i told you so. it s the one issue people today could have a conversation with people in the colonial era and see philosophical currents flowing all the way through. to understand american history is too. [inaudible] hello i m bret baer. my latest fox nation project is the second in our series of unauthorized histories. this time a new five-part documentary that explores how taxes have shaped america from the boston tea partyam to today. our story is an epic tale about money, power and ultimately your basic freedom, rights and obligations. we begin, long before the american revolution on a june day in an open field 20 miles outside the city of london in the year 1215. the magna carta is regarded as one of the most consequential do
found a collective failure in planning, and said people could have died. a booster shot of pfizer or moderna the best all around according to the latest medical trials. and coming up in half an hour, foreign correspondents based in london give an outsider s view of events in the uk in dateline. will be talking about abortion, the threat of deathtraps in covid. welcome to bbc news. a woman has beenjailed for life for murdering her partner s six year old son after months of abuse. emma tustin has been told she will serve at least 29 years in prison for killing arthur labinjo hughes at their home in solihull. the boy s father, thomas hughes, has been jailed for 21 years for manslaughter. thejudge at coventry crown court said it had been one of the most distressing cases he d dealt with and described the couple as spiteful and sadistic . phil mackie was in court. today arthur was described in court as a happy, joyous and exuberant little boy. as a happy, “oyous and exuberant