collins starts now. anderson, thanks so much. good evening, and thanks for joining me. about last night, the 70 minutes i spent on stage in new hampshire with former president donald trump was a major inflection point in the republican party s search for its nominee and potentially the starting line for america s next presidential race. it s important to remember that he is right now the gop front-runner, a race that he is running, as noted, while being criminally indicted, found civilly liable, and under investigation for everything from his handling of classified documents to his wiz empire. also notable the republican reaction on capitol hill today to someone who could easily once again become their party s nominee. are you worried the party s leading presidential candidate of course. that s why i don t intend to support him for the republican nomination. last night provided a clearer view of where trump stands on the key issues that america is grappling with rig
policy that allowed border patrol agents to quickly expel maigs from the u.s. on health grounds. but tonight, alejandro mayorkas is saying the consequences for crossing are going to be everyone greater. if anyone arrives at our southern border after midnight tonight, they will be presumed ineligible for asylum and subject to steeper consequences for unlawful entry. i want to be very clear our borders are not open. that warning coming today as we have live coverage for you on both side of the u.s. border. we re going start with ed lavandera who s live in el paso, texas. what are you seeing tonight as officials are bracing for this not just on the mexico side of the border but also the u.s. side? as you alluded to, there has been a steady stream of migrants coming to the u.s. border in the hours ahead of the end of tittle
and detaining civilian staff. russia have agreed in principle to give the un and the international red cross some role in the evacuation of civilians from the azovstal plant in mariupol. it s the only part of the beseiged city which ukrainian forcers now hold. a statue of two soviet workers in central kyiv, symbolising ukrainian and russian friendship, has been demolished. the eight metre high bronze figures were cut up with angle grinders. kyiv city council now plans to build a new sculpture at the site to celebrate ukraine s freedom. in the united states, a public health order that goes by the rather hum drum name of title 42 has become the political hot potato of the moment. a federaljudge says he ll block the biden administration s plans to scrap it next month. the cdc had introduced title 42 at the start of the pandemic to keep migrants out of the us on health grounds. republicans and even some democrats have warned it will result in a surge of migrants at the border. let s
to arrange their booster shots. 0ur health correspondent anna collinson reports. this is jack, one of the first healthy young teenagers in england to receive a coronavirus vaccine. there you are. all done. around 3,000,00012 to 15 year olds are due to follow him. it was ok. i m happy i have got it because it makes it easier to go out and enjoy myself now. there s been quite a few students that have taken up the opportunity to be vaccinated. we were informed on friday about the vaccinations and we have loads of students and parents getting on board, so that s great. with the risks and benefits finely balanced, reaching this point has involved much debate. the uk s vaccine advisory panel initially said it could not recommend vaccinating all 12 to 15 year olds based on health grounds alone. but once factors like the impact on education were taken
involved much debate. the uk s vaccine advisory panel initially said it could not recommend vaccinating all 12 to 15 year olds based on health grounds alone. but once factors like the impact on education were taken into account, the uk s chief medical 0fficers advised they should receive one dose of the pfizerjab. it s really important to remember the uk chief medical 0fficers supported the vaccine to this age group and it has been signed off by government. we are rolling it out in schools because it is our best chance not just to protect children, but to protect families as well, as we head into winter. from today in scotland the jabs will first be available at drop in centres. wales and northern ireland expect to administer their first vaccines to this age group in october. millions of young teens have now been vaccinated globally, including here in france, as well as the us. while cases of heart inflammation are rare, some parents are concerned.