it s an struggle to get out, but you can t. it s an awful, awful situation. the foreign secretary says the uk will need to engage with the taliban about reopening kabul airport and getting people out of afghanistan. we are working at pace. as you can see, we are out here, i m out here engaging with all of the key partners and i will be moving on, travelling wider in the region to facilitate that, as well. commentator: dame sarah storey, record-breaker, commentator: dame sarah storey, record-breaker, history commentator: dame sarah storey, record-breaker, history maker! - dame sarah storey becomes britain s most successful paralympian of all time a remarkable ride in tokyo bringing her 17th gold medal. and mamma mia! are abba about to release new music, nearly a0 years after they last performed together? a public inquiry has found shocking failings and blatant hypocrisy in the way major religious groups have handled allegations of child abuse. the independent inquir
the 30 minutes waiting in the box in the plane, waiting for the plane to take off, were probably the longest period of waiting i have experienced in my life. australia ranks last for climate action among un member countries we ll find out why. p°mp pomp and circumstance verses outer space science fiction. the crown and the mandalorian top the table for emmy nominations. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president biden has accused republican controlled states of mounting a dangerous attack on free and fair elections by restricting voting rights. the republicans have introduced a number of changes following donald trump s claim that voter fraud cost him the 2020 election. speaking in philadelphia, the birthplace of american democracy, mr biden called those republican led efforts unamerican. to date 17 states have brought in a variety of new measures, such as changing voting hours. but president biden pointed out, there had been no evidence of wi
including british kids, are facing a lifetime of imprisonment in camps and jails more than 70 people have now died during five days of unrest and looting in south africa in? north eastern?syria, with little following the arrest of former hope of being released. ?a bbc president jacob zuma. investigation has found that the children, whose parents the uk inflation rate hits 2.5% supported the islamic state group, in the yeartojune, the highest for nearly three years, are being moved?from desert camps?to secure children s homes as the unlocking of and onto adult prisons, the economy continues. in a conveyor belt of incarceration. the bbc s middle east correspondent quentin sommerville reports from north east syria. there have been further calls from conservative backbenchers for the party to examine its approach to taking trapped in syria, it s been the knee, following racism against england footballers the longestjourney for the children during the euro 2020 final. of foreign i
hello and welcome. the number of people killed in the disorder that s gripped parts of south africa has risen to 72. police backed by the army, have struggled to contain the looting that was sparked by the arrest of former president jacob zuma. the main opposition party which supports mr zuma s detention has said it will file charges against his children and others for inciting the unrest. mark lobel has the latest. gunfire. shocking footage on social media shows open warfare amongst citizens in former presidentjacob zuma s backyard. ok, let s go! pitting south african against south african. looters against armed locals. where isjohn with the shotgun? local militia are stepping in as elsewhere the police are simply overwhelmed. it is perhaps no surprise the army has been called in, but that brings its own challenges. if they start shooting, there will be war and that is what we don t want here in south africa. the fire department vehicles are being escorted by the metro
could mean that the pound in your pocket. a record breaking day for england s cricketers as they hit the highest ever run chase at edgbaston in a one day international as they beat pakistan by three wickets to win the series 3 0. after a storming start to the week, sunshine and warmth is back. fancy a dip? i will sunshine and warmth is back. fancy a dip? iwill dip sunshine and warmth is back. fancy a dip? i will dip into the forecast to tell you the details and breakfast. it s wednesday the 14th ofjuly. face coverings will remain mandatory for passengers on london s transport network, despite the legal requirement to wear them being lifted in england from monday. the city s mayor, sadiq khan, said the move was aimed at keeping passengers and staff safe. masks will still be a requirement in scotland and in wales people will need to wear them on public transport and in health care settings. here s our transport correspondent caroline davies. from monday, it is no longer the law