traffic problems as many of us have, be patient if you can, and good luck out there, and have a wonderful july 4th and think about what our nation was built upon all those years ago, which is life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness and access for all. yasmin vossoughian is in for chris jansing reports starting right now. hey, everybody, good afternoon to you. i m yasmin vossoughian in for chris jansing here at msnbc headquarters in new york city. we re going to begin with that breaking news out of the supreme court. two major decisions with potentially massive implications. justices in a 6-3 decision striking down president biden s student debt forgiveness plan, a major blow to the white house and deflating a campaign promise that fired up troves of young people. so who will people blame here when they have to start paying
you can see here, if we just walk around, these cars were torched. welcome to the programme. more clashes across france for a fourth night as anger continues to spread following the shooting of a teenage boy by police on tuesday. 16,000 police have been deployed to deal with the riots. also on the programme. rishi sunak announces a major plan to help revive the nhs with a focus on getting more nurses and doctors into the workforce. we ll have reaction from the head of nhs providers. a bbc investigation finds tiktok is not removing some videos that deny climate change despite a promise that it would. and with over a million people
the nhs has been struggling for years with high wait times, understaffing and a lack of hospital beds. and the government has announced a plan today to try and fix it. the nhs will get more than 300,000 extra staff over the next few years with an extra £21; billion injected into the health services. the prime minister says it s the largest single expansion in training in the history of the nhs labour says the government has simply adopted its ideas. to discuss this plan more, i am joined by sirjulian hartley, the chief executive of nhs providers. thank you very much forjoining us and speaking to us. can we get a sense from you, how important do you feel this plan is for the nhs? i think it s incredibly important and it comes at a crucial time for the nhs, which is under enormous pressure. chief amongst those pressures is workforce. to have this plan published at this point, we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the nhs next week, and the nhs has
to free speech allows certain businesses to refuse to provide services for same sex weddings, ruling in favour of a web designer who cited her christian beliefs in challenging a colorado anti discrimination law. 0ur correspondentjess parker joins me now from washington. two significant rulings today. let s start with getting a bit more detail on this one about president biden s student debt forgiveness plan. yes. student debt forgiveness plan. yes, president biden, student debt forgiveness plan. yes, president biden, in student debt forgiveness plan. yes, president biden, in his student debt forgiveness plan. 1a: president biden, in his 2020 election campaign, had talked about how he wanted to tackle student debt and it was seen as an important thing to energise, particularly younger voters. thing to energise, particularly youngervoters. high thing to energise, particularly younger voters. high political stakes riding on this, the white house will be extremely disappointed, it is
working conditions, about pay conditions. how will they be resolved? conditions. how will they be resolved? ~ ., conditions. how will they be resolved? ~ . ., resolved? we are in the middle of resolved? we are in the middle of pretty much resolved? we are in the middle of pretty much the resolved? we are in the middle of pretty much the longest resolved? we are in the middle of pretty much the longest period i resolved? we are in the middle of pretty much the longest period of| pretty much the longest period of industrial action the nhs had faced. looking ahead to a five day strike ofjunior doctors, followed by two days of consultant action. we need resolution of that. it is crucial that we get that resolved as quickly as possible because it is having a damaging effect on the nhs s ability to deliver on its ability to treat as many patients as it can in context of getting waiting lists down. we need to see those issues resolved if we are really going to deliver on what we see in