Of countries to combat the influence of china. Wales and switzerlands Euro 2020 Match Ends in a draw as england fans gear up for their teams chances in their opening game tomorrow. And vaccine heroes and Community Volunteers are among those to be recognised by the queen in her birthday honours this year. Ill be speaking to one of the recipients later this hour. Hello there if you have justjoined us, welcome to bbc news. Today is the second day of the G7 Summit a meeting of the worlds seven largest established advanced economies. Christian fraser is there for us. Good evening, day two of the G7 Summit. Very much the business and, six hours of talks between the leaders with the focus on future pandemic preparedness, Foreign Policy and security, and a particular Focus Push on the american side on how to contain and challenge chinas growing influence in the developing world. The leaders are being asked as well to commit to are being asked as well to commit to a project that Boris Johnson are being asked as well to commit to a project that borisjohnson has dubbed the Carbis Bay declaration, a series of measures designed to quash future pandemics, so global Surveillance Network to identify variance of new viruses that might cross from animals to humans, more global capacity for genetic sequencing, which the uk is currently good at, more support for the reward will enact reform of the who, and new development and diagnostics for vaccines within A Hundred days. Vicki young has been watching the summit with me. Today it really is About presenting a United Front over the pandemic. And its all channelled towards us communicate that we get tomorrow, and its the detail that we are looking for. It and its the detail that we are looking for and its the detail that we are looking for. And its the detail that we are lookin for. , ,. , looking for. It is, these things do not come out looking for. It is, these things do not come out overnight looking for. It is, these things do not come out overnight and looking for. It is, these things do l not come out overnight and theyre not come out overnight and theyre not written tomorrow morning, most of this Work Wouldve been done by officials in advance, what can they get agreements on . Theyre not going to come here and try Push Someone into doing something. There are questions About the covid vaccine programme, how much people are willing to donate. We already had Joe Biden talking About half a billion, the uk talking About 100 million, but the detail is About over what period of time, how quickly can i get it there, and will other Countries Japan and how will they do so will other Countries Chip in, and how will they do so . Whether it is vaccines, they all have their pressures at home as well, but it is About trying to get an agreement About all of those things. So an agreement About all of those thin. S. , an agreement About all of those thinis,. , an agreement About all of those thins. ,. , things. So what we never see are the sheras things. So what we never see are the sherpas running things. So what we never see are the sherpas running between things. So what we never see are the sherpas running between various sherpas running between various rooms, shuffling papers. The meeting is About the political heft, getting past some of the obstacles. {iii past some of the obstacles. Of course, and you have the nations who are incredibly powerful, they are incredibly rich, despite everything that has happened with covid, but you cannot get away from their domestic pressures. They will still be having to weigh all of that up About how much theyre willing to spend on the other projects. 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Boris johnson, aside from being the borisjohnson, aside from being the host of what is going on this afternoon, he has been involved in some bilateral meetings with and a known background, the European Commission president , and later on with Angela Merkel, lets hear what he had to say when he came out of these meetings a little earlier. I think to be fair, theres quite a lot of think to be fair, theres quite a lot of misunderstanding around eu About lot of misunderstanding around eu About the lot of misunderstanding around eu About the situation in Northern Ireland, About the situation in Northern Ireland, the balance of the good friday ireland, the balance of the good friday agreement, the peace process, and i was friday agreement, the peace process, and i wasjust in a gentle way getting and i wasjust in a gentle way getting across what that means. And ithink getting across what that means. And i think that getting across what that means. And i think that we will have some pragmatic solutions, and if we dont. Pragmatic solutions, and if we dont, then i think that our friends has also dont, then i think that our friends has also understood that it is a Prime Has also understood that it is a Prime Duty of the Uk Government to uphold Prime Duty of the Uk Government to uphold the Prime Duty of the Uk Government to uphold the territorial integrity of the united kingdom. And that is what we are the united kingdom. And that is what we are going to do. And we will do whatever we are going to do. And we will do whatever it we are going to do. And we will do whatever it takes to ensure that. Now whatever it takes to ensure that. Now. Since whatever it takes to ensure that. Now, since he did that interview, the german chancellor has come out and said we are looking for pragmatic solutions, which is exactly the term you just heard in that interview with Boris Johnson. So is that a cheek of light . It might be, but do they think that the solution is pragmatic for both of them . This is a problem that weve had all along, different interpretations of this. They are all saying, no, we get along with the deal, but it is a weight is being implemented, that is going to being implemented, that is going to be the problem. There certainly summit issues such as medicines going from england to Northern Ireland, the eu is probably willing to make some compromises there, but i think they feel they have enough compromises already. So there is this huge difference of opinion, i think it was interesting, Boris Johnson was saying we would do anything we take. What does he mean by that . Does he mean they trigger article 16 . And dont forget, that you have already launched this election against the uk on these checks, so i think itll be difficult to find a solution. They both want to, but i think Emmanuel Macron, what he sees as a matter of trust, he sees this as a Uk Government going back on something they signed, they have got to stick to their word, and he does not seem to their word, and he does not seem to feel you can have a good relationship with another country if you cannot trust them. So i think thatis you cannot trust them. So i think that is a problem here, lots of people will say borisjohnson was there lots and times in the brexit negotiations, but three of the tory border that he put down the irish sea, you will have issues with Northern Ireland and that is what happened. figs Northern Ireland and that is what ha ened. R. , Northern Ireland and that is what hauened. R. , Northern Ireland and that is what hauened, a. , happened. As forjohnson was saying esterda , happened. As forjohnson was saying yesterday. You happened. As forjohnson was saying yesterday. You can happened. As forjohnson was saying yesterday, you can do happened. 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There hasnt been a blazing row, but certainly with the eu leaders, that was what the meeting was all About, it was all About Northern Ireland protocol. This is going to be a big issue in the next few months. I dont think it will be resolved completely tonight, but as ever, someone is going to have to compromise and it feels like the days of the brexit negotiations. In feels like the days of the brexit negotiations. Feels like the days of the brexit negotiations. In a very important one that is negotiations. In a very important one that is important negotiations. In a very important one that is important to negotiations. In a very important one that is important to our negotiations. In a very important one that is important to our Uk L one that is important to our uk viewers. On monday he has to make a decision About whether to fully unlock, whether to carry on with the Road-map'>Road Map that he set out, where are we with that . We with that . These are the final restrictions we with that . These are the final restrictions which we with that . These are the final restrictions which they we with that . These are the final restrictions which they were we with that . These are the final l restrictions which they were hoping to lift, and borisjohnson said it is the data and not dates, he means by looking at cases, hospitalisations and deaths. And at the moment, the data is not looking that good. We have the Delta Variant which is more transmissible, cases are rising, which you would expect when you list restrictions, but i think the connection is whether they can break the link between cases and hospitalisations. It is happening up to a point, but a delay of four weeks would mean that millions more people will be more protected from a double dose of vaccine. I think that is what the government is going to go. Is what the government is going to i o,. , ~ is what the government is going to to. ,. , is what the government is going to go. Thank you very much. This is a go. Thank you very much. This is a covidsecure go. Thank you very much. This is a covidsecure summit, but go. Thank you very much. This is a covidsecure summit, but a this is a covid secure summit, but a reminder of how difficult it is to bring some many people into new places. We do couple outbreaks today, another one in hotel, with the german Security Team saying in it, and one on a ship that the Police Officers were staying on as well. So there is that direct still around, but that is what Boris Johnson is mindful of. From the financial times, johnson is mindful of. From the financialtimes, simon, the financial times, simon, the Whitewall Editor for the financialtimes, simon, the Whitewall Editor for the ft. And financialtimes, simon, the Whitewall Editorfor the ft. And i want to pick up in your front page today, becausejoe died Joe Biden wants to push more, he has a massive bill on it, and he receive these countries moving away from the austerity towards social democracy. It is a remarkable Shift And One that borisjohnson will be happy with because if you look at the huge sums of money that he spent during the crisis, £400 billion has been added to the uks debt, as a leaders do, but theres been this big concern in the Uk And Other Countries that you could see a big wave of inflation, you could see Interest Rates rise. Decorative real consequences for national finances, but when all the leaders met yesterday, they looked around and said, you know what, letsjust keep spending. And i think across the board that is a very welcome thing. Nancy said, it is the opposite to what we had after the financial crisis, where everyone mostly went into austerity, cut the public spending, whereas now we are in this era where low Interest Rates are here to stay. And i think it is a remarkable difference and shows how much has changed and how countries look at their economy and the global economy over the past decade. It is interesting. Economy over the past decade. It is interesting, the politics of that because the abortions and who was elected on a promise a level of the country and you have written a book on how they won all the seats in the north of the country, but you still have germany, and we have had a statement from Angela Merkel this afternoon saying we cannot very well replicate the initiative that china is doing because always a bit cautious with the Cash. Is doing because always a bit cautious with the Cash. They in this initiative which cautious with the Cash. They in this initiative which we cautious with the Cash. They in this initiative which we are cautious with the Cash. They in this initiative which we are talking initiative which we are talking About very shortly from the g7 leaders is part of the west saying we are back, multilateralism is back after the age of Donald Trump in the brexit wars, they want to have a United Front. In the real focus is china, and when you look at that initiative, over 1 Trillion being spent investing in africa and other parts of the world to expand chinese influence, the seven leaders here want put forward their abilities. The key question is is or could be more Cash . My understanding is that is where the haggling is right now, they need to figure how much new money is going to be behind now. Weve heard all the promises from the ae you, the g7 leaders before, thatis the ae you, the g7 leaders before, that is what i think is going to be the real test, is actually going to deliver to counter Chinas Influence . Deliver to counter Chinas Influence . ,. , influence . Does it remind us About the diminishing influence . Does it remind us About the diminishing limits influence . Does it remind us About the diminishing limits of influence . Does it remind us About the diminishing limits of the influence . Does it remind us About the diminishing limits of the g7 the diminishing limits of the g7 countries, worth About 40 of the World Economy, but it is shrinking. It is that why raising other democracies being brought in, South Korea, south africa, india, australia, represented here as well today . Borisjohnson talks About as a football team, the g 11 at rather than the g7, is that where we are heading . It than the g7, is that where we are headini . Than the g7, is that where we are headini . , ~ ,. , than the g7, is that where we are headini . A. ,. ,. , heading . It was 6096 of the World Econom , heading . It was 6096 of the World Economy. Not heading . It was 6096 of the World Economy, not decline heading . It was 6096 of the World Economy, not decline it heading . 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But with all the summits, a lot of talking down in the real question is what canet actually deliver . I think of the green and nance and Climate Change, their questions About what hard stuff is going to be done . Because if you compare where india is to the us in Climate Change, completely different space. Different space. Very interesting, lovel to different space. Very interesting, lovely to talk different space. Very interesting, lovely to talk to different space. Very interesting, lovely to talk to you different space. Very interesting, lovely to talk to you sebastian. Lovely to talk to you sebastian. Scott morrison is in australia during a lot as well, and he is being pushed very much on what australias Climate Targets are going to be, very difficult when youre a Co Producer to start cutting immediately, when youre a coal producer, but echoing on his background. 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Yes, it was a real Charm Offensive by Emmanuel Macron, which he continued today as we saw there in that conversation, and how do you talk About Donald Trump without mentioning his name . I wonder that is a conversation that a lot of the g7 leaders have had for the summit, and Mr Macron did well not to Mention Mr trumps name, neither did Joe Biden. 0f Mention Mr trumps name, neither did Joe Biden. Of course, Mr Trump was very different character to biden, he did not like the G7 Summit, he called it outdated. But Mr Biden will be pleased to hear those words by the french president because his message has always been, since he was elected president , that america is back. He wants to show global leadership, and they both want something else from each other, Emmanuel Macron is up for reelection, and Joe Biden wants to get the g7 allies on board for a lot of his plans, particularly on dealing with china as we heard earlier. And that cosy, comfortable little chat they were having, i think it will probably continue Tonight Becausejust think it will probably continue tonight because just behind think it will probably continue Tonight Becausejust behind me, i think weve been showing pictures on the bbc at the preparations being made for this Barbecue Beach Party thatis made for this Barbecue Beach Party that is happening tonight, which im sure they all really excited About. It is a perfect weather for it. Yeah, indeed. I read that its an informal barbecue this afternoon, this evening, does that mean that they do away with the suits and the ties . ~. ,. , ties . Well, no leader is under pressure ties . Well, no leader is under pressure to ties . Well, no leader is under pressure to show ties . Well, no leader is under pressure to show off ties . Well, no leader is under pressure to show off their ties . Well, no leader is under pressure to show off their cooking skills, thankfully, because that could get quite awkward. So they have a chef coming into make lovely food for them, there will be five pips On The Beach where they will be having toasted marshmallows and roasted brie and buttered rum and that kind of thing, but i think that this barbecue is a real opportunity for the leaders to let their hair down. One of the criticisms that you often hear About this G7 Summit is why could it not have been done online . Why could they not zoom like everyone else has been during the past 18 months . But the Uk Government said they would have the personal interaction, especially when youre having conversations About tough issues. In the fact is there is only so many times you can do eight Zoom Call and have that conversation on the phone. Summative diplomacy is done, as you mentioned,. They are not made in the office, they are made in the corridor, when youre having a cup of tea at breakfast or when youre on the Golf Course or even on a beach, so i think we can expect them to carry on having those conversations. Butjust in a much more fun setting, and beautiful one as well and should say. Ive seen pictures this morning of Boris Johnson running On The Beach, but i Iuess Johnson running On The Beach, but i i uess that johnson running On The Beach, but i guess that is johnson running On The Beach, but i guess that is what johnson running On The Beach, but i guess that is what you johnson running On The Beach, but i guess that is what you have johnson running On The Beach, but i guess that is what you have to johnson running On The Beach, but i guess that is what you have to do. Johnson running On The Beach, but i guess that is what you have to do if| guess that is what you have to do if youre having Brandy Butter and marshmallows later on. Thank you very much indeed, plenty more to come from here in cornwall. Youre watching bbc news. Studio Thank You very much. We will be returning to him in the next bit. Lets catch up with what is happening at euro 2020, the delayed, the Bbc Sport Centre now. Wales have survived one match, now potentially shifting to england tomorrow. Yes. Shifting to england tomorrow. Yes, we have three shifting to england tomorrow. Yes, we have three nations, shifting to england tomorrow. fie we have three nations, one today, and tomorrow and one on monday and will start with wales to bring you up to date with everything that is happening on day two. The first point in the match of 2020, the stryker had one all draw against switzerland, howell has more. Thea;r switzerland, howell has more. They have travelled switzerland, howell has more. They have travelled the switzerland, howell has more. They have travelled the continent, but the fans back out, not back home was the fans back out, not back home was the only way to see wales start the euro, 2020 journey. It the only way to see wales start the euro, 2020journey. Euro, 2020 ourney. It has been a touih 18 euro, 2020 journey. It has been a tough 18 months euro, 2020 journey. It has been a tough 18 months or euro, 2020 journey. It has been a tough 18 months or so, euro, 2020 journey. It has been a tough 18 months or so, and euro, 2020 journey. It has been a tough 18 months or so, and its i euro, 2020 journey. It has been a l tough 18 months or so, and its nice tough 18 months or so, and its nice to get out there. The tough 18 months or so, and its nice to get out there. To get out there. The first one is the most important to get out there. The first one is the most important want to get out there. The first one is the most important want to to get out there. 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In the second half, they broke through, out muscling his man at 10. Broke through, out muscling his man at1 0. But broke through, out muscling his man at 1 0. But wales kept cheering, kept battling intel bandaged and bruce, keep her more sword. Kiefer more sword. The swiss were accurate, but draw outside, and wales, and The End, were relieved to hold on for a draw. Lets hear the thoughts of the Welsh Captain after that. We lets hear the thoughts of the Welsh Captain after that. Captain after that. We wanted to win the aime, captain after that. We wanted to win the game. I captain after that. We wanted to win the game, i think captain after that. We wanted to win the game, i think we captain after that. We wanted to win the game, i think we had captain after that. We wanted to win the game, i think we had chances, l the game, i think we had chances, but it was a tight tens game, both teams wanted to try and play and work hard for their teams, and like i said, it is not a bad result. You do not lose, so you keep going. You have to keep on working, use this as a springboard now to the next game, and just get ready for the next. That is the first of three games that are happening today on day two, the second match is already under way. It is in copenhagen between denmark and finland, so you can follow that if you would like to watch it on bbc one. These are the pictures you will be enjoying one infourto one in four to open, so the 21st Of June was going to be the day they can trade for the first time in 15 months and for the remainder, trading with social distancing restrictions. They are making a loss every time they are open and trading. So it really was a chance for them to get back towards profitability, rebuild their business, and the first date the sector could look confidently at a recovery. 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It is important we take a balanced decision, but it is open. It is important we take a balanced decision, but it must i balanced decision, but it must reflect the economic costs of continued restrictions, and uri, nightclubs, wedding venues, music venues, events conferences, these are the businesses that have been hardest hit. But there is nothing to suggest they are inherently more risky than other activities that have been open and trading successfully. We must look to the vaccine as our way out of this and the vaccine must be a means to an end and if the vast majority of the most vulnerable people in our society are protected, the over 50s, should they should have all had a jab of the vaccine by the 21st Of June, we must take into account the economic cost. We cannot keep putting off The End of these restrictions and at some point we must take the opportunity to restart the economy and start paying the debt we have incurred over 15 Months Worth of closure. The longer this goes on without government support, the closer we get to Business Failure and job losses. A £3 billion loss for an extra two Weeks Closure jeopardises so much in the sector, so we need to make sure the balance is right. So we need to make sure the balance is riiht. ~ so we need to make sure the balance is riiht. , i. So we need to make sure the balance is right the so we need to make sure the balance is right the Day Vaccine heroes and Community Volunteers are among those to be recognised by the queen in her birthday honours this year. We can speak now to fadi itani, who is the Chief Executive of the muslim charities forum. Hes been made an 0be for his services to charity and inter faith relations. Congratulations congratulations and you must be delighted to receive this. Im after 18 months of coordinating lots of efforts, with small local groups, it is always great to be recognised and for good work to be recognised and for good work to be recognised and give us cause to do more, and especially from the minority community, it is important to celebrate the diversity of our country at the same time. Hope celebrate the diversity of our country at the same time. How has covid made country at the same time. How has covid made the country at the same time. How has covid made the Work Country at the same time. How has covid made the work you country at the same time. How has Covid Made The Work You Do Covid Made The Work You Do different . Covid made the work you do different . ,. , different . Our work during covid. I know a different . Our work during covid. I know a lot different . Our work during covid. I know a lot of different . Our work during covid. I know a lot of people, different . Our work during covid. I know a lot of people, including i i know a lot of people, including many of our colleagues and myself worked from home, but we are actually doing, like, three times the normal hours we do because we thought, this is really a challenge that we cannot give up now and we need to defeat this pandemic. It actually proved we came together and we came together as country and communities, came together and we did well. We need to do more of this good work. And as you said, from the business community, we need to protect what we have achieved and make sure our country overcomes this test. , ,. ,. , test. One of the things your group and other muslim test. One of the things your group and other muslim groups test. One of the things your group and other muslim groups did i test. One of the things your group and other muslim groups did as i test. One of the things your Group L and other muslim groups did as well was to talk to demands and masks and say, can we use the mosque as a fascination point, that vaccination point, so people could find the mosques and get injected . Do you think the use of mosques help people overcome the in uneasy Photo Vaccinations initially . They the unease people felt with vaccinations initially. The unease people felt with vaccinations initially. Yes, and the Hesitancy Issue vaccinations initially. Yes, and the Hesitancy Issue was vaccinations initially. Yes, and the Hesitancy Issue was a vaccinations initially. Yes, and the Hesitancy Issue was a difficulty i vaccinations initially. Yes, and the Hesitancy Issue was a difficulty fori Hesitancy Issue was a difficulty for many communities and we overcame it together. And it came to a point where i used to go around and see outside mosques, queues of people waiting to go into get vaccinated, which basically we hear About hesitation, but here we are talking About people who really want to be vaccinated and this is why we have the numbers as well. And it did encourage us to overcome the obstacle and encouraged us to give more trust that we should all go for it. , more trust that we should all go for it. , more trust that we should all go for it. Was it also quite useful in some Wa S that it. Was it also quite useful in some ways that you it. Was it also quite useful in some ways that you were it. Was it also quite useful in some ways that you were working it. Was it also quite useful in some ways that you were working as i it. Was it also quite useful in some ways that you were working as one i ways that you were working as one across faiths, regardless of which faith you believe in, which churchill set you belong to, you are equally threatened by two . Definitely which church you belong to. This virus did not discriminate against anyone and we all became vulnerable to it and we basically managed to work together and i believe we should do more and make it the norm, notjust exceptional. Make it the norm, not ust exceptional. I make it the norm, not ust exceptional. Make it the norm, not ust exceitional. ,. ,. ,~. , exceptional. Lovely to speak to you and congratulations exceptional. Lovely to speak to you and congratulations to exceptional. Lovely to speak to you and congratulations to you exceptional. Lovely to speak to you and congratulations to you and i exceptional. Lovely to speak to you | and congratulations to you and your team. Now on bbc news, its time for the media show. Hello, we are talking radio today. Good old fashioned radio, with its cosy celebrity presenters, its familiar blend of pop songs, but also, lets face it, traffic updates, Car Insurance ads, annoying jingles. And if you dont like it, well, you willjust have to wait for those bits to be over, or will you . Because one of the uks Commercial Radio groups is launching ad free versions of their stations for a monthly fee. Is this radios Secret Weapon to defeat spotify and the streaming services . That is the question we will be asking paul keenan, president of audio at bauer