with the gold in the inaugural mixed relay yesterday and i do not think it gets much better than that as far as dreams coming true, reg.- than that as far as dreams coming true, reg. good stuff. tan a, coming true, reg. good stuff. tanya. thank coming true, reg. good stuff. tanya, thank you coming true, reg. good stuff. tanya, thank you very - coming true, reg. good stuff. tanya, thank you very much. l tanya, thank you very much. more from you later. this is bbc news. the headlines: heavy fighting is taking place in the centre of the strategically important southern afghan city of lashkar gah. the intense heat injapan continues to trouble olympic athletes. millions of americans who rent their homes face possible eviction because a federal moratorium banning the practice ends today. the us house of representatives failed to renew the eviction ban on friday. it was introduced last year to prevent homelessness increasing during the pandemic, as huge job losses left people unable to pa
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yet another lockdown. a moratorium on evictions in the united states introduced during the coronavirus pandemic has now lapsed, leaving millions of renters at risk of losing their homes. the us house of representatives failed to renew the eviction ban on friday. it was introduced last year to prevent homelessness increasing during the pandemic, as huge job losses left people unable to pay their rent. the census bureau says that many millions of renters are behind with payments, and about half fear eviction in the coming weeks. rachel seigel is economics reporter for the washington post. there are so many people who have not been able to catch up on the rental payments at this point in the economic recovery, and what they are fearing is that starting on monday, that the moratorium itself ends today, but practically speaking on monday there are so many people who are fearing eviction notices that will basically force them from their homes. this is a protection that had been in place sinc
the us house of representatives failed to renew the eviction ban on friday. it was introduced last year to prevent homelessness increasing during the pandemic, as huge job losses left people unable to pay their rent. the census bureau says that many millions of renters are behind with payments, and about half fear eviction in the coming weeks. rachel seigel is economics reporter for the washington post. there are so many people who have not been able to catch up on the rental payments at this point in the economic recovery, and what they are fearing is that starting on monday, that the moratorium itself ends today, but practically speaking on monday there are so many people who are fearing eviction notices that will basically force them from their homes. this is a protection that had been in place since last year, but there are many people who are saying that given the continued amount of need, the lack of rental assistance that has been able to reach tenants and landlords