source with kaitlan collins starts now and i m kaitlan collins live from milwaukee tonight, where the republican national convention will kick off in just hours. a convention that has been undeniably altered by the attempted assassination of the former president. moments ago, president biden, addressing a shaken nation from the the oval office, doing so for only the third time since he has taken office. as he delivered an unmistakable message a former president was shot. an american citizen killed while simply exercising his freedom to support the candidate of his tuesday we cannot we must not go down this road in america the political record in this country it has gotten very heated time to cool it down we all have responsibility to do that the president going on to argue how he believes americans should resolve their political differences we debate and disagree. we compare and contrast the character the candidates the records of the issues, the agenda and a vision for
overseasall 26 players morning at their team base about 150 miles south west. over the past month from gelsenkirchen to, frankfurt, cologne, dusseldorf they have struggled to find their feet, until that semifinal against in dortmund against the dutch, a vastly improved performance, and there is every expectation that they will be unchanged for the final, perhaps the one question is whether luke shaw, gets to start in place of kieran tripper in that left wingback role we might get some clues later in the programme when we hear from gareth southgate. england arriving here in the city, a few hours ago, southgate is due to speak at the olympiastadion in the next 15 minutes and we will of course bring you that news conference live against the dutch, a vastly improved performance, and there is every expectation that they will be unchanged for the final, perhaps the one question is whether luke shaw, gets to start in place of kieran tripper in that left wingback role. we might get s
to move on, to try to forget about it. you have chosen to write a book, to dig deep into your memories of that chaos, that desperate time. why? there are really two questions that people asked me when i got back from kabul in august 2021. one was, why did any of this happen? why did it happen after a 20 year campaign there, the expenditure of thousands of lives, the expenditure of trillions of dollars? how is it that this came to be back in the control of the taliban? the other question i was asked was just what was it like? what was the human element of this? what was it like dealing with desperate people trying to flee their country, you know, with their lives in a carrier bag? what was it like for the people on the ground? and what was it like for the soldiers who had invested so much for so little over that 20 years? you are very candid about the degree of trauma that you felt and that many of those around you felt. would you say that, sitting here with me now, that traum
mandatory for care home staff to to be fully vaccinated. on twitter, it s @annita mcveigh or #bbcyourquestions and most workers say they d rather not return to their offices full time according to new research and over a fifth would like to work from home for good. also coming up this hour. out of this world four amateur astronauts, including a billionaire will spend the next three days circling the earth in the latest milestone for space tourism. hello and welcome to bbc news. after a ruthless day of firing and hiring, the prime minister is set to continue the biggest shake up of his government since he entered downing street. yesterday he fired his education, justice and housing secretaries and demoted others as he reshapes his senior team. dominic raab is no longer foreign secretary he s justice secretary and deputy prime minister with liz truss becoming only the second woman in history to hold the post of foreign secretary. gavin williamson, widely critici
ventless countries. neither club has said how they got to sao paulo. fifa said how they got to sao paulo. fifa said they regret the scenes, which stopped millions of fans from enjoying a match. instead, those in the stadium watched a brazil training system. the governing body now has to solve things. the match has gone on plate and world cup qualifying has a packed out schedule. these are extraordinary times but sports is rarely seen this kind of impact from the sidelines. health official coming on to stop football match. bbc news. well let s get some more on this with south american football reporter tim vickery, who was across the game, and watched it all happen. how did this confusion occur, and how did it get to that stage? considering the magnitude of this match! a massive game, isn t it? it is and i was in the a massive game, isn t it? it is and i was in the stadium a massive game, isn t it? it is and i was in the stadium for a massive game, isn t it? it is and