Everyone, and welcome to the amanpour hour. Heres where were headed this week up first from a mental standpoint, the last time i saw him, he seemed fine to me. Americas most recognizable dr. Anthony fauci on what hes witnessed about age in the Executive Branch and also the next possible pandemic. Also this hour how biden can change hes the conversation. I think the truth is, every time is on tv at the moment, you can have have your house in your Mouth Concerns about trumps rambling rallies. If Donald Trump were just a dribbling Tool Id be a lot less worried and how to lose elections and still be gracious. We can argue vigorously as a Prime Minister, and i did over the past six weeks, but still respect Each Other. Then exclusive Cnn Reporting reveals israeli forces deemed abusive by the united in states and now shaping the campaign in gaza then as another tennis great Calls Game Set and match on his career. From my archive, Serena Williams on retirement doublestandards. And what it take
Last time. And behind the curtain. The famous balcony, site of many a royal historic moment, will be seen from inside Buckingham Palace for the First Time. A fairly cloudy start for most of us, showers in the south which will fade, he will brighten up, heaviest and most persistent rain across North Eastern scotland. Its Wednesday 10th july, our main story. The Prime Minister has arrived In Washington for the 75th annual summit of the nato defence Alliance, where he will also hold talks with the us president Joe Biden. Ahead of his first overseas trip in the role, Sir Keir Starmer said the uk had a Cast Iron Commitment to spending 2. 5 of National Income On Defence but stopped short of giving a Timeline for the promise to be delivered. Our North America Correspondent Carl Nasman reports. This summit, a tribute to history. Yet Theys Ceremony taking place in the Very HAll where the Nato Treaty was first signed 75 years ago. But the Meeting Isjust about was first signed 75 years ago. But t
now on bbc news, it s hardtalk with zeinab badawi. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. he began life as an armenian refugee in lebanon. he spent his early years in an orphanage outside beirut, and then at the age of eight, he had to leave it, and so he lived rough on the streets. fleeing the start of the civil war in lebanon, he made his way to the united kingdom in 1972 and went on to become a world class music conductor. my guest today is vartan melkonian. what does his life story tell us about human nature and the common challenges we face today? sir vartan melkonian, welcome to hardtalk. now, did you ever believe that a street slug , as you used to be described, living in the slums of beirut on the streets would then become knighted by prince charles and become a world class conductor? you know, when you live in the sewers, in the city sewers, when raw sewage is running by you barefoot, you have little choice but to enter the realm of incredible imagination. and
wildlife conservationists warn people to keep their distance from seals this easter weekend, over concerns that disturbing and scaring them can lead to harm. now on bbc news, hardtalk with zeinab badawi. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. he began life as an armenian refugee in lebanon. he spent his early years in an orphanage outside beirut, and then at the age of eight, he had to leave it, and so he lived rough on the streets. fleeing the start of the civil war in lebanon, he made his way to the united kingdom in 1972 and went on to become a world class music conductor. my guest today is vartan melkonian. what does his life story tell us about human nature and the common challenges we face today? sir vartan melkonian, welcome to hardtalk. now, did you ever believe that a street slug , as you used to be described, living in the slums of beirut on the streets would then become knighted by prince charles and become a world class conductor? you know, when you live in