fighting his extradition to the us. a uk court ruled last month that he could appeal this decision after mr assange argued that he would not receive a fair trial. now he s agreed a plea deal, and legal documents show that mr assange is set to appear before a court in a us territory in the pacific ocean before an expected return to his home nation australia. paul hawkins has more. wikileaks published this clip on social media showing its founder flying published this clip on social media showing its founderflying out published this clip on social media showing its founder flying out of the country late on monday afternoon. it said it spent 9000 2/9000 days in prison for publishing what he called ground breaking stories of corruption and human rights abuses in this stories of corruption and human rights abuses i stories of corruption and human rights abuses in this period of our lives, i rights abuses in this period of our lives. i am rights abuses in this period of our live
perfect and there was more that needed to be done but he said that every year that the conservatives were in power, they had built more houses than labour did in its previous administrations and we will have to go and fact check that but thatis have to go and fact check that but that is the claim from michael gove this morning and also, finally, on levelling up, i put to him that people from the red wall that did very well under boris johnson s people from the red wall that did very well under borisjohnson s of look for money for northern communities in particular, they would have really noticed a difference and will they really put conservative? and he said that real money had gone into these communities and more can be done but they won t need a conservative government to do that. the liberal democrats are talking about the country s roads today with a promise to invest £300 million in the next parliament to fill 1.2 million pot holes a year. the party says money from the
border. lockdown restrictions in wales will begin to be eased from tomorrow with outdoor socialising and golf and tennis able to resume. in scotland, four adults from two households are now allowed to meet outdoors, including in private gardens. what do you make of coronavirus restrictions starting to be lifted in scotland and wales? do you think now is the right time? what will you be doing first? get in touch on twitter at annita underscore mcveigh or with the hashtag bbcyourquestions. in his first primetime address since becoming president, joe biden urges all americans to get vaccinated and targets the 4th ofjuly as independence day from covid i9. if we do this together, byjuly the 4th, there s a good chance you, your families and friends will be able to get together in your backyard or in your neighbourhood and have a cookout and a barbecue and celebrate independence day. a global study shows more twins are being born than ever before with one in every 42 children bo
on the number of day trippers visiting their town. and one of those residents is andrea zimmermann, whojoins me now. andrea, welcome to the programme. tell me what s happening in your village, in your town? tell me what s happening in your village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for about village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for about 15 village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for about 15 years, i village, in your town? yes, we havel mass tourism for about 15 years, and with all the problems that mass tourism brings with them. so everything in town is aimed at tourists, but not to the locals, not tourists, but not to the locals, not to the residence. so we have a lot of bars and tourist shops, but for example we have no grocery stores. and living here is quite hard we have thousands of tourists a day, more than 1 million have thousands of touri
with the former arsenal and england captain faye white, whojoins me now. how convicting where england today and how comfortable they be? so and how comfortable they be? sr convicting. it reminded me the bumping of norway in the euros where everything clicked and went the way it was planned. i think it s an even more encouraging and the fact that they ve made changes to the squad, but also to the formation, and shows their flexibility and adaptability to handle the loss of keira. but also to change tactics throughout the tournament for whatever the opposition they come across. and the tournament for whatever the opposition they come across. and a law of keira opposition they come across. and a law of keira walsh opposition they come across. and a law of keira walsh would opposition they come across. and a law of keira walsh would be - opposition they come across. and a law of keira walsh would be a - opposition they come across. and a law of keira walsh would be a blow, but potent