to underpin britain s reputation. nicholas witchell, bbc news. that is whatjoe biden is doing later today. that is whatjoe biden is doing latertoday. boris that is whatjoe biden is doing later today. borisjohnson started his day with an early morning swim and some rather cold water. here are some pictures of that period he ran into the sea for his morning swim. talking of coldwater, china has been pouring a little bit of cold water on this whole g7 summit. they have said that days when global decisions were dictated by a small group of countries are long gone. of course, china is not part of the g7. that is it from me here. there will be plenty more throughout the day as we get communique this afternoon. for now, back to the studio in london. thank you, we will have more from you later. we will start now with an
but all the presidential visitors have one thing in common a respect for a monarch who is now the world s longest serving head of state and who, for all her non political role, is able, in subtle ways, to underpin britain s reputation. nicholas witchell, bbc news. borisjohnson was spotted this morning going for an early morning swim. there appears running into the water, pretty bracing i would think. i haven t tried it myself. he went for a swim as well as a jog and later on he will have a news conference here at the summit. he will no doubt be asked more about whether he is going to delay lifting coronavirus restrictions in england onjune coronavirus restrictions in england on june 21 and coronavirus restrictions in england onjune 21 and also about that apparent spat with president macron
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