but it s a pandemic situation and you don t want more variants coming to the uk. but many who were planning foreign trips, and the industry that was hoping to take them, will be bitterly disappointed by today s news and worried about the uncertain shadow it throws across the summer. caroline davies, bbc news. the president of the committee organising the tokyo olympics, seiko hashimoto, has told the bbc that the games will go ahead as planned despite mounting opposition in her country. a fourth wave is gathering pace. a fourth wave of coronavirus is gathering pace in the west of the country, raising concerns that the games could become a super spreader event. from a state of emergency to the biggest event on earth. that s the shift japan will need to undergo in just 50 days, but the woman at the helm is confident the show will go on. translation: i believe the possibility of these l games happening is 100%.
few weeks- hope that will happen in the next few weeks. hope that will happen in the next fewweeks. , ., . ., few weeks. somebody once said, a sinale few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth a few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth a cart - few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth a cart load i few weeks. somebody once said, a single hope is worth a cart load ofl single hope is worth a cart load of certainty. linsey mcneill and chris wright, thank you very much for talking to us. i hope tearing people up talking to us. i hope tearing people up a little bit at the end of a rotten day. thank you. the president of the committee organising the tokyo olympics, the mother of a 14 year old boy stabbed to death broke down in tears as she pay tribute to him. he was killed in the standing area of the ci
but everybody that knew him, too. he had so much potential. so much. every day i tell him i m proud of him. i don t want to talk any more, i m sorry. the family has praised the police investigation and said it would return here for a vigil on sunday night. phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. the president of the committee organising the tokyo olympics, seiko hashimoto, has told the bbc that the games will go ahead as planned despite mounting opposition in her country. with 50 days to go until the delayed 2020 olympics begin and with the first athletes arriving injapan 10,000 volunteers have quit, citing safety fears, and 100 areas have pulled out of hosting training camps for certain teams. the west of japan is currently experiencing a fourth wave of coronavirus, raising concerns that the games could become a super spreader event.
say that the witnesses to the tribunal are all acting, are actors, that this is a show. both say they ve come to london to put the spotlight on the uighurs collective suffering, and china s efforts to erase their identity. caroline hawley, bbc news. the president of the committee organising the tokyo olympics, seiko hashimoto, has told the bbc that the games will go ahead as planned despite mounting opposition in her country. with 50 days to go until last year s delayed olympics begin and with the first athletes arriving injapan 10,000 volunteers have quit, citing safety fears, and 100 areas have pulled out of hosting training camps for certain teams. our sports correspondent laura scott reports. from a state of emergency
coming up a double century for new zealand s devon conway on the second day of the test match against england at lords. later on bbc london, reflecting on a black lives matter protest in the capital one year on. we are from one of the organisers. plus, putting young people through their paces in east london in the hunt for the next generation of olympic athletes. the president of the committee organising the tokyo olympics, seiko hashimoto, has told the bbc that the games will go ahead as planned, despite mounting opposition in her country. with 50 days to go until the delayed 2020 olympics begin and with the first athletes arriving injapan 10,000 volunteers have quit, citing safety fears, and 100 areas have pulled out of hosting training camps for certain teams. a fourth wave of coronavirus is gathering pace in the west the west of japan is currently