And thank you for joining us, the latest from wimbledon plus reigning in new york. City streets after their world cup win. The greek government has submitted a new plan for its eurozone creditors. Designed to save the country from financial collapse. European Union Leaders will decide on sunday whether greek greece has done enough to save itself for a bailout. Clamp down on tax evasion, it will discourage people from retiring early and it will seek Higher Health contributions from pensioners. Greece will sell off its remaining shares in telecoms lte and also offering to cut more than 300 million from its military budget by next years. John siropolous, bring us to the latest of where we are on this story. Outside parliament is the no vote, the communist labor union thats demonstrating against austerity package not surprisingly because theyve decided to pit themselves he goodness syriza now that syriza the Left Wing Party has become the ruling party. The communist party has decided this
And rebuilding after ebola. The u. N. Pledges billions much dollarsofdollars to help the countries hardest hit by the outbreak. We begin in yemen where a u. N. Backed ceasefire has comment into effect. Yemens Third Largest city taizz. Week long pause in fighting is meant to allow vital aid supplies to reach an estimated 21 million yemenis, in need of urgent help. Osama ben javid has more. Medicines are running out. Places like taizz and other places have been cut off for weeks. And if emergency aid does not go through, millions could suffer from famine. It is paramount that we reach these homes and these families quickly, with the humanitarian aid and the supplies and the food. Or the situation will certainly move into a much more difficult scenario. Reporter this is the city of taizz. Forces loyal to the government have been fighting against the houthis. In fact we dont have much hope for the truce to succeed. The previous experience with the truce, we dont think it will hold this tim
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