Investigations focus more on attackers in future. I feel really sad that its taken this for them to listen. An apology is worth nothing to me unless theyre actually going to change. From today, anyOne whos 18 or over in england can book a coronavirus vaccine, in whats being described as the final push to protect the country. Good morning. Were live in Coventry Today in the latest leg of our trip across britain. Well talk to people who live here about what the last year has been like, how they reflect on the future. And about the England Scotland game. A Leadership Crisis in Northern Ireland, as Edwin Poots, the democratic unionist Party Leader, Resigns Afterjust 21 days in thejob. Singing when you hear that noise of the Tartan Army boys And Thousands of scotland fans make their way to wembley for tonights Big Match Against england in the euros. Good Morning And Welcome to Bbc News. The Liberal Democrats have pulled off a stunning upset winning the Chesham And Amersham By Election from the conservatives, with a majority of over 8,000 votes. The contest in buckinghamshire was triggered by the death of the former cabinet minister, dame cheryl gillan. The conservatives had held the seat for nearly 50 years. Sarah green, who won the constituency for the lib dems, said the tories had taken local voters for granted. Tonight, The Voice of Chesham And Amersham is unmistakable. Together we have said enough is enough, we will be heard, and this government will listen. This campaign has shown that, no matter where you live or how supposedly safe a constituency may appear to be, if you want a liberal Democrat Member of parliament you can have a liberal Democrat Member of parliament. That was sarah green. The leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Ed Davey said he was overjoyed by the by Election Result. I think this will send Shock Waves through british politics. Liberal democrats have had good wins in the past but this is our best ever by Election Victory and if it was repeated across the south literally dozens of conservative seats would fall to the Liberal Democrats. People talked about the Red Wall in the north, but forgotten about the blue wall in the south and thats going to come tumbling down if this result is mimicked across this country. That was Sir Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats. The conservative Mp And Policing minister, Kit Malthouse said even though he was disappointed by the result he rejected ed davey� S Assertion that many tory seats across the south of england were now at risk. We definitely havent seen that in the South East at all. I mean, its not very long ago, only a month or so ago, that we had massive results in the local elections and i think in Chesham And Amersham, weve got 26 out of 27 councillors. I mean, in my home borough, basingstoke and deane, not very far away, we took the Council Control with a sort of clean sweep. So as i say, something interesting has happened in Chesham And Amersham. Disappointing, obviously, and well have to try and analyse over the next few months what exactly that is so that we can take it back with a thumping majority at the next opportunity. That was Kit Malthouse. Lets Take A Look at what this by Election Result might mean in more detail with sirjohn curtice, professor of politics at strathclyde university. Thank you forjoining us. How do you read this result . We are hearing a lot of claims obviously from the lib dems. What about you . What does it say to you . The dems. What about you . What does it sa to ou . , , dems. What about you . What does it say to you . Say to you . The hOnest truth is this was a byelection say to you . The hOnest truth is this was a byelection that say to you . The hOnest truth is this was a byelection that the say to you . The hOnest truth is this was a byelection that the liberal. Was a By Election that the Liberal Democrats always had A Good chance of winning, and certainly a By Election that the Liberal Democrats needed to win badly. This is a very Middle Class, degree heavy, remain Voting Constituency just outside of london. This is precisely the kind of constituency in which the conservatives performed relatively badly in 2019 and in many of which the Liberal Democrats performed relatively well, most notably gaining some, but not being that far behind in the foreign Secretarys Constituency of Esher And Walton is not far behind in One double wimbledon. So this was a constituency in which the Liberal Democrats were unusually well placed in the wake of a pursuit of brexit that means the Conservative Party has indeed been doing relatively well in the constituencies, Working Class Constituencies in the north of england and the midlands, as exemplified by the outcome of the hartlepool By Election just a few weeks ago. But the converse of that has always been that in remain voting Middle Class seats in the south of england, the Conservative Coalition has been weakened to some degree in the wake of brexit and Liberal Democrats, frankly, are The Party that in many instances are best placed to profit from that, and thats what theyve managed to do in Chesham And Amersham. Irefill thats what theyve managed to do in Chesham And Amersham. Chesham and amersham. Will they rofit Chesham And Amersham. Will they rofit for Chesham And Amersham. Will they profit for long. Chesham and amersham. Will they profit for long, though . Chesham and amersham. Will they profit for long, though . Do Chesham And Amersham. Will they profit for long, though . Do you profit for long, though . Do you think this was more of a Protest Vote . , , think this was more of a Protest Vote . , U Vote . Undoubtedly, the circumstance of a Burelection Vote . Undoubtedly, the circumstance of a byelection does vote . Undoubtedly, the circumstance of a byelection does maximise vote . Undoubtedly, the circumstance of a byelection does maximise the i of a By Election does maximise the opportunities for the Liberal Democrats. And we of course have seen many a past by Election Victory where the Party Hasnt managed to hang onto the constituency at the subsequent election, so clearly Chesham And Amersham, beyond the broad issue of brexit, The Party clearly focused in particular on the building of hs2 which goes through the constituency, concern in particular about some of the governments plans for planning which might, for some people who live in Green Belt areas, mean a concern that there will be more houses that they dont want. So we have the combination of the broad national situation and local circumstances all working to the Liberal Democrats advantage. The crucial question here is not really about whether they will hang onto the seat. I think the crucial question is now will the Liberal Democrats be able to use the greater spotlight that they will now at least have for a week or two to begin to push their Party Rating back up. The interesting example here that they want to follow is the Ribble Valley By Election of march 1991. The party was then down on its uppers, only around 10 in the polls, conservatives well ahead. There was a certain row about a certain Council Tax and in that By Election the Liberal Democrats managed to win against peoples expectations, and off the back of that The Party began to advance in the national Opinion Polls and then put in A Good performance in the 1992 General Election. The challenge facing Sir Ed Davey is can he follow up facing Sir Ed Davey is can he follow up this victory which, yes in part, very much the function of local circumstances, into a broader national message that begins to recover The Partys position, a position that at the moment is frankly very weak indeed. Qm. Position that at the moment is frankly very weak indeed. 0k, Sir John frankly very weak indeed. 0k, Sir John curtice, frankly very weak indeed. 0k, Sir John curtice, thank frankly very weak indeed. 0k, Sir John curtice, thank you frankly very weak indeed. 0k, Sir John curtice, thank you for frankly very weak indeed. 0k, Sir John curtice, thank you for that i john curtice, thank you for that assessment. Lets speak now to the former conservative cabinet minister, Sir Dominic grieve who was mp for the neighbouring Buckinghamshire Constituency of beaconsfield between 1997 and 2019. Thank you forjoining us. You heard the challenge of the lib dems, to make the most of this win. What is the challenge for the tories next do you think . I the challenge for the tories next do ou think . ~. , the challenge for the tories next do ou think . ~. , you think . I think that the result in chesham you think . I think that the result in chesham and you think . I think that the result in Chesham And Amersham you think . I think that the result in Chesham And Amersham was| in Chesham And Amersham was predictable and indeed all the information i was picking up from friends who live there in the last three weeks, and indeed in my old constituency, suggested to me that this was going to be the outcome. This has happened notjust because of hs2, or because of Green Belt issues, No Doubt this has played a part, it is because this is a pretty sophisticated electorate that knows what a fraudulent prospectus is, and they have a very low opinion of the Prime Minister, and they consider him to be a charlatan. And this is, i think, quite a widespread view amongst a certain section of the electorate that has consistently voted conservative all their lives because this is a deeply conservative area with a small c, thats the fundamental problem of the Conservative Party. They have a Prime Minister who appears to have an appeal to some sections of the electorate because he is optimistic, he is sunny, he is outgoing, and towards another group, who perhaps take life a little bit more seriously, he comes across extremely badly and it has got much, much worse since the General Election of 2019. That is the challenge. I{finite worse since the General Election of 2019. That is the challenge. Quite a stron 2019. That is the challenge. Quite a strong accusation 2019. That is the challenge. Quite a strong accusation describing 2019. That is the challenge. Quite a strong accusation describing Boris L strong accusation describing boris johnson, the Prime Minister, as a charlatan. When you talk about the certain section of the electorate who are not happy, who are they and what are they not happy with . The . What are they not happy with . They are eole what are they not happy with . They are people who what are they not happy with . They are people who are what are they not happy with . Tue are people who are working what are they not happy with . He are people who are working hard. Chesham and amersham is full of people commuting into london to work in business, they have local businesses, many of them are the smes, the Foundation Lot of our national prosperity, and have been hit by the consequences of brexit because they do do business with the European Union and they see that they are adversely impacted by it. And they also dont like the tOne. The tOne, the Conservative Party has always had a tOne of moderation and common sense. It comes across at the moment as a rather strident party in many respects, these are the things which i think are undermining its credibility with what i would describe as historically a Core Section of its electorate. It was already apparent in the local elections with the results in both my old constituency and Chesham And Amersham, that people who were standing were independents and were being successful. All of this is a reflection of an alienation from The Party and what is seen as being historically the conservative Partys Core historically the conservative pa rty� s core values. Historically the conservative Partys Core values. I think thats the challenge for my colleagues. You have described what the problem is. The electorate within Amersham And Chesham have been described as feeling neglected. Is there some disenchantment with the attention that the Red Wall has been getting . What does borisjohnson have to do to fix this . We know what the problem is, how does he fix it . T problem is, how does he fix it . I dont think its the amount of attention being given to Red Wool seats. I would have thought if you spoke to somebody in Chesham And Amersham and asked if it is in the national interest if things were better in middlesbrough, they would universally answer yes. But what they perceive is that the Prime Minister is on a series of Rhetorical Flourishes where he says that everything is going to be transformed for the better, but the experience, the lived experience of people in seats like Chesham And Amersham is that things are deteriorating. They are heavily involved in our national economy and they can see the consequences, both from covid undoubtedly, but also from covid undoubtedly, but also from brexit, and they dont like the tOne. They look at A Government that is profligate in its expenditure at the moment, they ask themselves the question, this is all wonderful but who is going to pay for this at The End of the process . This is a conservative government which is behaving in some rather un conservative ways. Plus, they dont like i think, picking up from talking to them, they dont like this slightly nationalistic atmosphere that is generated by the Prime Minister, which seems to go down very well with some sections of the electorate but doesnt go down well with them. These unpatriotic people but they dont think that Ones-patriotism'>Ones Patriotism should be expressed in those terms, and they look with anxiety at the two dont make the deteriorating relationship between the united kingdom because my closest european neighbours, which is continuing to haemorrhage whatever Trade Deal may be dOne with australia. These are the things that are worrying them. As i say, this is are worrying them. As i say, this is a pretty sophisticated group, although there are poor people in Chesham And Amersham as well, One should understand that, and some significant ethnic Minority Community in cheshire. But overall, this is a place where they are quite keen to have quite government, build prosperity in a decent environment, and i dont think that at the moment the Governments Rhetoric is suggestive that it is seeking to do that at all. On the contrary, the government still comes across as being revolutionary in the post brexit period. 5ir being revolutionary in the postbrexit period. Sir dominic grieve, thank postbrexit period. Sir dominic grieve, thank you postbrexit period. Sir dominic grieve, thank you very postbrexit period. Sir dominic grieve, thank you very much i postbrexit period. Sir dominic grieve, thank you very much indeed. Just mr grieve, thank you. You are watching Bbc News. The other top story this morning. Ministers have apologised for failing rape survivors, following a Record Fall in prosecutions and convictions in england and wales in recent years. Just 3 of reports resulted in somebody being charged in 2019 and 2020 down from 13 five years ago. A Government Review has outlined steps aimed at increasing convictions and ensuring that investigations focus more on attackers than victims. Joining me now is the victims� commissiOner for england and wales, Dame Vera baird. Thank you forjoining us. I suppose we should really describe those who have survived rape as survivors. What you make of this review . It is what you make of this review . It 3 underwhelming but i welcome the Ministers Apology that the dummett there was a systematic failure to support the claim no complaints of rape resulting in the appalling low level of prosecutions and convictions that you have set out. I see that apology. It will not cut much ice, im afraid, with people whose cases have been abandOned and not taken on, but it does seem to be to me a declaration of intent that they will take steps to put it right. Not much Point Making A very unusual public apology and then in a couple of years time not having put it right. So i feel that thats how we should greet this. But the opportunities that the review itself offered for doing radical stuff have simply not been taken and the steps proposed are small, slight and insufficiently strong. Proposed are small, slight and insufficiently strong. Lets start off with the insufficiently strong. Lets start off with the opportunities insufficiently strong. Lets start i off with the opportunities because people are always keen to find out the solutions. What did they miss out on here . Out on here . Many things. For instance. Out on here . Many things. For instance. A out on here . Many things. For instance, a lot out on here . Many things. For instance, a lot of out on here . Many things. For instance, a lot of rape out on here . Many things. For instance, a lot of Rape Complainants are waiting now because there is a huge backlog in the courts. It may be One year, two years, even conceivably three years before their case will go to court. There is a very good mechanism which is partly used by which you report your evidence and your Cross Examination is recorded and then the videos are entered into evidence in two years time but you go away and get free Trial Therapy that you needed, you can get the help you need and get on with your life, that could have been introduced. Instead they are piloting it again and considering whether it should come in in two years time. That isnt much use. There is a key issue that is dogging the Whole of the Police And Prosecution system, which is the question of rape myths and stereotypes. It seems to me inevitably that ministers are apologising for the fact that when people complain of rape they cease to be serious citizens and become slightly dodgy people who may have been flirting and have to be investigated thoroughly to see if they merit a place on the cps supporting them. That seems to me what they are apologising for, systematic failure to rely on complainants. Well, there are ways of Tackling Myths and stereotypes and they need to be dOne now but they have kicked that after the Law Commission who will take a couple of years to report. They are not doing what needs to be dOne now. What years to report. They are not doing what needs to be dOne now. What you are sa in what needs to be dOne now. What you are saying a what needs to be dOne now. What you are saying a lot what needs to be dOne now. What you are saying a lot of what needs to be dOne now. What you are saying a lot of the what needs to be dOne now. What you are saying a lot of the public what needs to be dOne now. What you are saying a lot of the public will are saying a lot of the public will recognise instantly. Were you spoken to as part of this review . Yes. Recognise instantly. Were you spoken to as part of this review . To as part of this review . Yes. The real problem to as part of this review . Yes. The real problem with to as part of this review . Yes. The real problem with the to as part of this review . Yes. The real problem with the review, real problem with the review, frankly, is that it has been carried on internally by the very people who of course are responsible for the catastrophe to date that Rape Prosecutions are in now and the collapse of public confidence that has gOne. I was on our group which was consulted intermittently really ijy was consulted intermittently really by being given reports about what they were doing, which you can see whats likely to happen, if you have the prosecution service, police and so on looking at whats going wrong, they will all be pointing at each other and not at themselves. And there has been a great deal of that. A far better method in scotland where they have an independentjudge looking into what was going wrong with Rape Complaints and found radical solutions. With Rape Complaints and found radicalsolutions. Far with Rape Complaints and found radical solutions. Far better in Northern Ireland where they had a retired judge doing exactly the same, again more radical solutions, free from that vested interests. So the steps that ministers have got to take to make this two Year Rape Review really worthwhile need to be strong, they need to be started now, they need to be consistent and they need to be pursued in a determined way. And i with the sector of charities that support Rape Campaigners will be driving them to do more because as i say their proposals are pretty underwhelming and more is needed. Proposals are pretty underwhelming and more is needed. Dame vera baird, Thank Ou and more is needed. Dame vera baird, thank you very and more is needed. Dame vera baird, thank you very much and more is needed. Dame vera baird, thank you very much for and more is needed. Dame vera baird, thank you very much for your and more is needed. Dame vera baird, thank you very much for your time. Thank you very much for your time. Thank you. From today, anyOne whos 18 or over in england can book a coronvirus vaccine, in whats being described by the government as the final push to protect the country. The nhs is expecting demand to be high and is sending out about 1. 5 million texts inviting adults in england to come forward. 18 year olds in wales and nothern ireland can already book, and those in scotland will be offered an appointment from next week. Im optimistic because i can see that the vaccine works and because the Vaccine Roll Out has been so effective over the last six months that we have that protection and we are able to over time and carefully and cautiously remove the restrictions we have had and replace them with the protection you get from the vaccine. So itjust underlines the point for every single adult in this country, if you are 18 or over, you havent yet had the jab, come forward and get it booked. The democratic unionist party is looking for a new leader, after Edwin Poots stepped down afterjust three weeks in charge. He had faced an internal revolt after agreeing a deal with Sinn Fein and the westminster government to ensure Paul Givan became First Minister. Mr poots will remain in the post until a successor is elected. Danjohnson is at stormont. Gosh, it is difficult to keep up with politics in Northern Ireland. What happened, where are we and what will happen next . Yes. What happened, where are we and what will happen next . Will happen next . Yes, it has been a very difficult will happen next . Yes, it has been a very difficult week will happen next . Yes, it has been a very difficult week i really, very difficult week i really, because as soon as Arlene Foster stepped down officially as First Minister on monday, the problems started. Sinn fein initially refused to endorse a Paul Givan, the preferred candidate to take over from her, and thats what brought about this deal that Edwin Poots agreed in the early hours of the Morning Yesterday with Sinn Fein and the Northern Ireland secretary. The signs were positive for having dOne that deal to agree a way to enact laws on the irish language that things could progress here and that Paul Givan could be confirmed as First Minister. And indeed that happened here at about Midday Yesterday and Edwin Poots said he was proud to nominate his protege for that office, and that he hoped that they could build on that with unionism in a confident spirit, recognising potential wins. It didnt work out like that because he hadnt spotted the own goal he had scored in doing that deal with Sinn Fein because his own Party Members were furious that he had, in effect, given power over to the Uk Government to enact those laws if there was no progress here. They said that undermined the Party Leadership, it undermined devolution and thats why confidence in Edwin Poots� s leadership evaporated after just three weeks in the job. So late Last Night he announced that he will resign as Party Leader and there will have to be a new Election Process for the second time in just over a month. So a really difficult time for the dup, the biggest unionist party here which is in disarray now, deeply divided, and has to find a new leader. Sojeffrey donaldson is One early contender as a seniorfigure Who Donaldson is One early contender as a senior figure who could try to unite The Party now. What it means for Paul Givan who is in office here as First Minister but now doesnt have Edwin Poots as Leader Backing him up we will have to see. It continues in office now but his future will depend on the support of anyOne who does become the leader of the democratic unionist party. A difficult time, being described as a crisis here for political leadership at stormont, just One day into the new first Ministers Tenure in office. Sirjeffrey donaldson. Danjohnson, thank you very much. A planned relaxation of Covid Restrictions in wales on Monday Wont now go ahead because of concerns about the delta variant. The Rule Change is being put on hold for a month to allow more people to have their second jab. Some small changes to the current rules are being made though, for Example Wedding numbers will be able to increase indoors. England and scotland will meet at a major Football Tournament for the first time in 25 years today. The Euro 2020 game is One of the most anticipated of the championship, and will be played in front of a reduced crowd at Wembley Stadium this evening. Alexandra mackenzie is in glasgow this morning. We have been here for a few hours, we have been watching the Tartan Army appear and then head south on the trains. I think thousands have gOne now between today and yesterday. But we do still have some lucky fans here. Stewart and mark, first, can we take a wide to have a look at the kilts. We have the mclauchlan tartan, is that right . 0k. Mclauchlan tartan, is that right . Ok. You are brothers and you are One of the lucky Ones who have actually Got Tickets for wembley. How did you manage that . Got tickets for wembley. How did you manaue that . ,. ,. , manage that . Through a mutual friend who has good manage that . Through a mutual friend who has good contacts, manage that . Through a mutual friend who has good contacts, and manage that . Through a mutual friend who has good contacts, and she who has good contacts, and she managed who has good contacts, and she managed to pull out all the stops so a bi managed to pull out all the stops so a big huge managed to pull out all the stops so a big huge thank yoU To my friend. It a big huge thank yoU To my friend. 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These guys have to go and get their train and first. 21. These guys have to go and get their train and hopefully i and get their train and hopefully see their Team Win later today. Alexandra mackenzie, thank you very much. A big day today. This week on Bbc News were reporting from across the uk to find out what you think about life during and after the pandemic and the impact its had on your businesses and communities. Weve been hearing from residents of all these locations throughout the week. Yesterday we visited taunton, and Today Victoria Derbyshire is in coventry. This Years City of culture. Shes speaking to businesses and residents about the impact of continuing coronavirus restrictions. It isa it is a very historic location you are at. Absolutely, good morning. Yes, we are on the steps that take you up to the old coventry cathedral. As many of you will know this was badly damaged in the second world war. In fact, on the 14th Of November 1940 the german luftwaffe dropped 500 tonnes of bombs on the city. It destroyed the cathedral, it killed around 600 coventry residents, many homes were absolutely devastated, and in fact two thirds of the citys buildings were damaged. This is the old part, this has been preserved, kept to remember what happened during the second world war, and over there is the new coventry cathedral, which i will show you a little later. The newer, i should say, the first One'>Foundation StOne was laid in the 50s. And we are here on the latest leg of our tour across the latest leg of our tour across the country to find out what peoples lives have been like for the past year and how they are reflecting on the future. Im going to talk to Abigail Sheridan to graph the first of all this morning. Good morning to you. The reason we are talking to you, abigail, is because you co founded this time last year an organisation called the warwickshire scrubbers. 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It was a huge shock and surprise, yes, rachel and| shock and surprise, yes, rachel and i shock and surprise, yes, rachel and i have shock and surprise, yes, rachel and i have had shock and surprise, yes, rachel and i have had the honour but it really was so i have had the honour but it really was so many people standing up to do it. Was so many people standing up to do it so was so many people standing up to do it. So yeah. Was so many people standing up to do it. So yeah. It was so many people standing up to do it. So yeah, it is phenomenal. Let me ask you it. So yeah, it is phenomenal. Let me ask you when you look back on this last year and then reflect on the future, what do you think . How do you feel . The future, what do you think . How do you feel . When you do think back to what it was do you feel . When you do think back to what it was 12 do you feel . When you do think back to what it was 12 months do you feel . When you do think back to what it was 12 months ago, i do you feel . When you do think back to what it was 12 months ago, we i do you feel . When you do think back| to what it was 12 months ago, we are in a far. To what it was 12 months ago, we are in a far. Far to what it was 12 months ago, we are in a far, far better place. But You Acclimatise in a far, far better place. But You Acclimatise very quickly, dont you, to the acclimatise very quickly, dont you, to the New Acclimatise very quickly, dont you, to the new normal. Its nice to be able to the new normal. Its nice to be able to to the new normal. Its nice to be able to put to the new normal. Its nice to be able to put plans in my diary in pen. Able to put plans in my diary in pen. But able to put plans in my diary in pen, but there is still so much unknown pen, but there is still so much unknown i pen, but there is still so much unknown i think going forward. But nice to unknown i think going forward. But nice to know that things are getting better. Nice to know that things are getting better, and as i said, people have been better, and as i said, people have been able better, and as i said, people have been able to begin to live a normal life. Been able to begin to live a normal life. , life. There is still some uncertainty. Life. There is still some uncertainty. Do life. There is still some uncertainty. Do you i life. There is still some | uncertainty. Do you feel life. There is still some i uncertainty. Do you feel that . Life. There is still some uncertainty. Do you feel that . Yes, i do, im supposed uncertainty. Do you feel that . Yes, i do, im supposed to uncertainty. Do you feel that . Yes, i do, im supposed to be uncertainty. Do you feel that . Yes, i do, im supposed to be working at a big i do, im supposed to be working at a big event i do, im supposed to be working at a big event at the nec at The End of july and a big event at the nec at The End of july and we a big event at the nec at The End of july and we wont know until the week july and we wont know until the week before whether it will go ahead week before whether it will go ahead. So its very difficult to plan ahead. So its very difficult to plan in ahead. So its very difficult to plan in those circumstances. Thank ou, plan in those circumstances. Thank you. Abigail. Plan in those circumstances. Thank you. Abigail. For plan in those circumstances. Thank you, abigail, for coming plan in those circumstances. Thank you, abigail, for coming down i plan in those circumstances. Thank you, abigail, for coming down and | you, abigail, for coming down and talking to us today. It is grey and it is raining so i appreciate it you are going off teaching now, arent you . I you are going off teaching now, arent you . You are going off teaching now, Arent Ou . ,. , arent you . I was teaching the last three days arent you . I was teaching the last three days we arent you . I was teaching the last three days. We do arent you . I was teaching the last three days. We do appreciate i arent you . I was teaching the last three days. We do appreciate your| three days. We do appreciate your time, three days. We do appreciate your time. Thank three days. We do appreciate your time, thank you three days. We do appreciate your time, thank you very three days. We do appreciate your time, thank you very much. Three days. We do appreciate your time, thank you very much. We i three days. We do appreciate your| time, thank you very much. We are going to talk to loads more people throughout the day here in coventry which, as you know, is this Years City of culture. Which, as you know, is this Years City of culture. Victoria, thank you very much. City of culture. Victoria, thank you very much. We city of culture. Victoria, thank you very much, we look city of culture. Victoria, thank you very much, we look forward city of culture. Victoria, thank you very much, we look forward to city of culture. Victoria, thank you i very much, we look forward to that. And as victoria said, it is pretty grey and wet. Now its time for a look at the weather with matt. We had the Spanish Plume earlier this week, is that it now . Can we have the sun back . Lots of sunshine around at the moment. Blue skies across much of scotland, Northern Ireland, Western Fringes of england and wales but through central and eastern england, rained pretty relentless through today. Some good Ziamanis Worth of rainfall before tonight. Torrential thunderstorm is especially in East Anglia and the South East later. May be coinciding with the football, not great news there. Breezy conditions, quite humid but away from that, notice, barely a cloud in the sky for some. Temperatures peaking around 20 21. The heavy and thundery rain well clear through tonight, most places dry into the start of saturday morning. A little on the fresh side. Saturday the better of the two days as far as dry and bright conditions are concerned. A few isolated showers but sunny spells but most into the afternoon and for some of you, a little warmer than today. Starting to turn kohler down the eastern coast actually still on sunday, with many more of seeing the return of some more rain. Hello this is Bbc News with lukwesa burak. The headlines Sarah Louise of the liberal Democrat Party is duly elected. Cheer the conservatives suffer a Crushing Defeat in the Chesham And Amersham By Election as the Liberal Democrats win with a large majority. Ministers have apologised to rape victims in england and wales for the lack of prosecutions in recent years promising to reform the system to ensure investigations focus more on attackers in future. From today, anyOne whos 18 or over in england can book a coronavirus vaccine, in whats being described as the final push to protect the country. A Leadership Crisis in Northern Ireland as Edwin Poots, the democratic unionist Party Leader, Resigns Afterjust 21 days in thejob. When you hear that noise of the Tartan Army boys And Thousands of scotland fans make their way to wembley for tonights Big Match Against england in the euros. Sport and for a full round up, from wembley, heres mike bushell. He is at wembley for us and it is empty at the moment, mike . Chuckles it is that we just heard the scottish fans, the Tartan Army and the saying goes there is no party without scotland and i am sure that will be the case tonight. 2600 scotland fans inside wembley for the big match tonight, part of 22,500 allowed in for this huge game, the oldest footballing international rivalry in the world. Been going since 1872 when they played their first match and this is the first time at a tournament that they will meet since euro 96. A crucial game for both sides in terms of their chances of getting into the Knockout Phase of Euro 2020, especially for scotland. A defeat would leave them in a difficult position for some lets have a look inside both camps. We can see the England Team arriving at their hotel in Central London Last Night, head of the first meeting with scotland at a major tournament for a quarter of a century. It is the famously oldest and fiercest rivalries in football. Gareth southgate, who played in the match 25 years ago, said he wont be building up this rivalry. When we were growing up, erm, the Home Internationals were One of the few games you saw live at The End of the season, and England Scotland every year was a massive occasion. Now its played less regularly. Obviously lots of the players are friends within their clubs. We know the rivalry. But i think, yeah, i certainly havent felt the need to build that up with the players. I want them to approach it like any other game of football, and focus on playing well. Scotland Boss Steve Clarke is boosted by the return of Arsenal Defender Kieran Tierney and knows a defeat would leave them in a perilous position in group d, after defeat in their opening match, but they did have 19 shots at goal in that game and knows they have to convert those chances into goals now. Its a game that the players all want to play in. What we have to do is make sure that theyre prepared properly for it. In terms of Team Talk, the Team Talk really is to go through the tactical side of the game, the organisational side of the game. The actual nuts and bolts of getting the players up for the matches is going to be really easy, because we know its a big game, we know we need to get something from the game, and thats what we aim to do. Elsewhere, belgium are through to the knockout stages after a 2 1win over denmark. It was denmarks first game since Christian Eriksen needed Emergency Treatment after collapsing on the pitch last saturday and they were ahead inside two minutes. Yussuf poulsen with the early goal. Then all the players stopped to applaud on the tenth minute in honour of eriksen, as he continues his recovery in hospital. Belgium, though, came back strongly, scoring twice to win the game, substitute Kevin De Bruyne with the winner. Elsewhere, the netherlands booked their spot in the last 16 Beating Austria in amsterdam to win Group C with a game to spare. Ukraine also beat North Macedonia 2 1. Away from the euros. Andy murray was knocked out in the second round at queens. Yes, the two time champion was beaten in straight sets by top Seed Matteo berrettini. The italian will face another brit, dan evans, in the Quarter Finals later before britains Cameron Norrie and Jack Draper go head to head. I need that time on the Practice Court i need that time on the Practice Court with i need that time on the Practice Court with top players and also on the Metch Court with top players and also on the match courts. Thats why it would the match courts. Thats why it would have been great to have got another would have been great to have got another match this week and got through another match this week and got through today but, yeah, it wasnt to be through today but, yeah, it wasnt to be and through today but, yeah, it wasnt to be and i through today but, yeah, it wasnt to be and i wasnt good enough today and i will to be and i wasnt good enough today and i will need to get much better by wimbledon. Elsewhere in sport. An unbeaten 7a from debutant Sophia Dunkley put england in a commanding position heading into day three of their One Off Test Match against india at bristol. England declared on 396 9, with india finishing the day more than 200 runs behind, on 187 5. Rory mcilroy shot a One under par Opening Round to lie three strokes off the Clubhouse Lead at the Us Open held by russell henley. 36 players were unable to finish their Rouds Due to fading light. There was no Fairy Tale fourth win in the Gold Cup for stradivarius. Instead it was subjectivist who won the big One at Royal Ascot. Subjectivist, was a 13 2 chance ridden by 50 year old joe fanning. Just gets better with age. What an amazing performance. Isuppose just gets better with age. What an amazing performance. I suppose not the Weather Today for the Summer Outfits at Royal Ascot but will not dampen the enthusiasm for the racing or the football. You could say it is Summer Weather for great british fixture. ~ Summer Weather for great british fixture. ,. ,. Summer weather for great british fixture. ,. ~ ~ fixture. Thank you very much, mike, thank you fixture. Thank you very much, mike, thank you. Youre fixture. Thank you very much, mike, thank you. Youre watching fixture. Thank you very much, mike, thank you. Youre watching bbc fixture. Thank you very much, mike, l thank you. Youre watching Bbc News. The husband of a young british woman supposedly killed during a robbery at their greek home has confessed to her murder. Caroline crouch was found dead next to her baby on the island of alonnisos. Lets talk to our correspondent nick beake. Nick, give us the background to the story, please. This nick, give us the background to the story. Please story, please. This is the case that really shocked story, please. This is the case that really shocked a story, please. This is the case that really shocked a lot story, please. This is the case that really shocked a lot of story, please. This is the case that really shocked a lot of people story, please. This is the case that really shocked a lot of people in i really shocked a lot of people in greece because the details were so disturbing. As you are saying, Caroline Crouch died last month. At the time, her husband, who is greek, told the police that there had been an Armed Robbery and that three men had arrived, they threatened their daughter and had taken lots of mOney, lots of cash but at some point they had actually killed Caroline Crouch by suffocating her. She was just 20 years old, a mother of One. But now the greek police say her husband has confessed to the killing. He was under Suspicion Right from the outset. He had talked to reporters just hours after the death, also at the funeral of his wife he gave what appeared to be a very moving eulogy. He led the mourners that now it seems he has confessed to this killing in greece in the last 24 hour is. Qm. Confessed to this killing in greece in the last 24hour is. Confessed to this killing in greece in the last 24hour is. Ok, we will leave it there in the last 24hour is. Ok, we will leave it there for in the last 24hour is. Ok, we will leave it there for now, in the last 24hour is. Ok, we will leave it there for now, nick. In the last 24hour is. Ok, we will| leave it there for now, nick. Thank you very much indeed. Lets return now to the euros, England And Scotland will meet at a major Football Tournament for the first time in 25 years today. The game is One of the most anticipated of the championship, and will be played in front of a reduced crowd at Wembley Stadium this evening. I think we have been hearing most elite for most of the morning. Two fans attending are with me now. Jen blackwood will be supporting Scotland And Cj joiner will be supporting england. Hello to both of you. Im going to start withjen, to what hello to both of you. Im going to start with jen, to what extent are you looking forward to the Game Tonight . Im you looking forward to the Game Toniaht . � ,. ,. ~ tonight . Im very much looking forward to tonight . Im very much looking forward to it. Tonight . Im very much looking forward to it. I tonight . Im very much looking forward to it. 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There was a draw in there as well. Im hoping, to be hOnest. In there as well. Im hoping, to be hOnest. They in there as well. Im hoping, to be hOnest, they give us A Good game later hOnest, they give us A Good game later because i mean, potentially for everyOne at home and there, it will be for everyOne at home and there, it will be a for everyOne at home and there, it will be A Good game to watch. It will be A Good game to watch. It will be will be A Good game to watch. It will be intense and it is what we want will be intense and it is what we want to will be intense and it is what we want to see at the euros. Intense, what is the want to see at the euros. Intense, what is the rivalry want to see at the euros. Intense, what is the rivalry like want to see at the euros. Intense, what is the rivalry like between i what is the rivalry like between England And Scotland when you are in the stadium, just tick described to us . Inaudible jen, iam us . Inaudible jen, i am so sorry but we cant get a strong signal. I am sorry about that. Q, a strong signal. I am sorry about that. Cj, who are you going to keep your eye on for tonight, what sort of play are you hoping for . Hmm. I think if we of play are you hoping for . Hmm. I think if we play of play are you hoping for . Hmm. I think if we play like of play are you hoping for . Hmm. I think if we play like we of play are you hoping for . Hmm. I think if we play like we did of play are you hoping for . Hmm. I think if we play like we did on think if we play like we did on sunday. Think if we play like we did on sunday. I think if we play like we did on sunday, i think to be hOnest, we should sunday, i think to be hOnest, we should win, sunday, i think to be hOnest, we should win, really. We should win comfortably but as i said earlier, its anyOnes guess when you are playing its anyOnes guess when you are playing scotland. That intensity in that crowd that they will bring the noise that crowd that they will bring the noise they create could carry them a lot further noise they create could carry them a lot further than the team could, really lot further than the team could, really but lot further than the team could, really. But even so, im going for twom really. But even so, im going for twom im really. But even so, im going for two. Im going for 2 0 really. But even so, im going for two. Im going For2 0 in really. But even so, im going for two. Im going for 2 0 in the 85th Minute two. Im going for 2 0 in the 85th Minute and two. Im going for 2 0 in the 85th Minute and then they scored late on to make minute and then they scored late on to make it minute and then they scored late on to make it a minute and then they scored late on to make it a bit tense and we win 2l~ to make it a bit tense and we win 21. ,. , to make it a bit tense and we win 21. A ~ to make it a bit tense and we win 21. ~ 21. Gosh, youre like the tension. 85th Minute. 21. Gosh, youre like the tension. 85th Minute, goodness 21. Gosh, youre like the tension. 85th Minute, goodness me i i 21. Gosh, youre like the tension. | 85th Minute, goodness me i dont know how you control the nerves. I will keep my fingers crossed for both of you. Jen, its a shame we lost the signal, it is not the strongest butjen blackwood a Scotland Supporter and cj joiner, england supporter, thank you both very much and a safe journey. More now on the news that from today, anyOne whos over 18 in england can book a coronavirus vaccine, in whats being described as the final push to protect the country. The head of the nhs in england, sir simon stevens, urged all adults to get the jab. Todayis today is a huge milestOne because everybody in this country aged 18 and above can now book their covid vaccination. We have got 26 Million people who are fully protected with both doses, which is vital but for the millions of people in their 20s and 30s who havent yet taken up that offer, make this weekend the moment when you come forward and get that protection for you, for your friends, it keeps us all save and hopefully gives us our summer back. Two more questions. Is there a shortage of the Pfizer Vaccine . Should we be expecting to see some of the Roll Out slowed down in the next few weeks and well that hold us back from meeting the July 19 unlocking . Back from meeting the July 19 unlockin . ,. , unlocking . The nhs has delivered this vaccination unlocking . The nhs has delivered this Vaccination Programme i unlocking . The nhs has delivered this Vaccination Programme at i unlocking . The nhs has delivered i this Vaccination Programme at record speed, ahead of target for each of the milestOnes. We have got the vaccine coming online week by week now through the 19th Ofjuly post as long as that continues to be the case, then we can offer every adult the vaccination that will protect not only them but their families, their friends not only them but their families, theirfriends and the not only them but their families, their friends and the country as a Whole. H0 their friends and the country as a Whole. ,. Their friends and the country as a Whole we their friends and the country as a Whole. We have l their friends and the country as a l Whole. We have got Whole. No shortages . We have got vaccine coming Whole. No shortages . We have got vaccine coming on Whole. No shortages . We have got vaccine coming on line Whole. No shortages . We have got vaccine coming on line each Whole. No shortages . We have got vaccine coming on line each week | Whole. No shortages . We have got i vaccine coming on line each week for the next four and five weeks and as long as it continues to do that, the nurses, the farmer and volunteers across the Health Service are ready to vaccinate everybody who wants to come forward and get theirjabs. {line come forward and get their abs. One final question. Come forward and get theirjabs. One final question, do you believe the Health Secretary has coped well with this . Retail sales fell by 1. 2 between april and may, with the biggest falls in Food Stores as people went back to reopened bars and restaurants. The Office For National Statistics said consumers were spending more on other goods such as outdoor furniture. Polls have opened in iran to elect a new president. Voters in are choosing a new president to succeed Hassan Rouhani who has held the position since 2013. Several of the main reformist candidates have been prevented from standing, leaving three hardliners and One moderate in the race. Some dissidents have called for a boycott of the polls, but irans supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has appealed for a high turnout. The duchess of cambridge is launching a new centre today, aimed at raising awareness of the importance of the first five years of a childs life. The royal Foundation Centre for early childhood will aim to improve later life by highlighting what can be dOne in the crucial first years. Our royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. The youngest in society are now the biggest part of the duchess of cambridges royal work. She says shes learned that the hardest social challenges often begin in the earliest years of childhood. For her, improving the lives of the very young is the social equivalent of managing climate change. It is a bold ambition. The new centre will pull togetheracademics, medics, psychologists and a Whole range of early Years Expertise under One organisation. Working closely with others, the centre hopes to raise awareness of why the first five years of life are just so important for our future life outcomes and what we can do as a society to embrace this golden opportunity to create a happier, more mentally healthy, more nurturing society. By working together, my hope is that we can change the way we think about early childhood and transform lives for generations to come because i truly believe big change starts small. Some of the science behind it all is extraordinary. When they duchess spoke to the bbc last year, it was clear that her work with young families was where she was going to focus her energy. Palace aides say she doesnt want to just be a figurehead in this area she wants to generate and lead practical change, to help prevent childhood challenges becoming a crisis in adulthood. Daniela relph, Bbc News. David guetta, the producer behind hits like titanium, I Got A Feeling and hey mama, has sold his Back Catalogue to Warner Music for a nine figure sum. The french star made about £72 million in the deal, which also covers his future recordings, people familiar with the negotiations told the bbc. The 52 year old has sold 50 Million records and racked up more than 1a billion streams, and has worked with a wide range of artists from Justin Bieber to rihanna. Her name will be forever linked with the White Cliffs Of Dover and now Dame Vera Lynns Family want a Permanent Memorial Statue built there, to celebrate her incredible life. Theyre launching a Fundrising Drive Today to coincide with the first anniversary of the singers death, as Luxmy Gopal reports. Therell be bluebirds over. The White Cliffs Of Dover. Few voices are as evocative of the spirit of wartime resilience. The forces sweetheart, Dame Vera lynns most popular songs looked ahead to the prospect of peace and welcoming home the troops. Now, a permanent tribute to her is being planned in the iconic landscape of which she sang. Dame vera is the white cliffs. Thats what everybody thinks, dont they . The two just go together. And so its just the perfect place to put this memorialfor her. The idea is for an amphitheatre for live events in an area called the western heights, with artwork by a sculptor whose designs have previously caught her critical eye. What was lovely about Dame Vera was that she pulled no punches when she was criticising and commenting on my work. And, in fact, One moment in particular stands out where she looked at my supposedly female Ferry Pilot and she said, shes far too masculine to be a female Ferry Pilot. We were very glamorous during the war and i felt obliged to change the modelling on the face there and then to meet Dame Veras high standards. As well as a statue of her likeness, there are to be vignettes to commemorate her life. Theres a rather epic story to tell about her, and i think that the memorial for future generations would be appreciated even more if One could see some of the colour and some of the history behind her life. Its still a work in progress. The local council has bid for Government Funding to pay for it, but mOney is also being raised in a more suitably musical way. Thank you for your Love And Inspiration youve touched so many people in this land. A new Fundraising Song is being released, performed by an artist inspired by the Sound And Spirit of Dame Vera. It totally encapsulates me and Ijust Love it all. And i think the music of Dame Vera lynn just really stood out for me. I love her. Her Vocal Range is similar to my Vocal Range. Ijust love singing her songs and i can see the warmth on people when she sings and these songs, i can see how it affects people, how it moves them, and thats what i want to do. Entitled irreplaceable, the song is a tribute to her legacy, One that has only grown stronger as the pandemic brought fresh relevance to her music and lyrics. You listen to the songs now on the Ve Day Celebrations last year, everyOne was playing Dame Vera lynn songs and shes now been introduced to this Whole new generation. We really hope this project can do the same. Well meet again. Dont know where, dont know when. She was a Beacon Of Hope and light. People can cling onto that Whole ethos and her entire ethic was to see people through that time. Yes, she provided music, but it was so much more than that. The footpath to dovers white cliffs is being renamed in her honour so generations to come can walk the Dame Vera lynn way as her musics timeless message continues to resonate as strongly as ever. Lakshmi gopal, Bbc News. I heard somebody singing, Matt Taylor has the weather for us. You were crooning away. There are no secrets, are they there . the weather not quite on some of you but for others Blue Skies and shaping up to be a beautifuljune day. Across parts of central and eastern england, some relentless rain for a few of you, torrential downpours, some thunderstorms mixed in. There could be a Months Worth of rainfall in some spots as We Go through today to stop the good news, it will dampen down Pollen Levels here but elsewhere, the Pollen Levels of will be shooting up. We have the thunderstorms towards kent, they will push northwards into East Anglia, with more developing in their way as We Go through into the afternoon. The rain also edging its way to the north of the humber later and a little further westwards across parts of the midlands but thatis across parts of the midlands but that is about it because to the West And North of that, dry and sunny weather will dominate. But with all that Rain Falling and for some of you it will be relentless, River Levels will be rising, there could be Flash Flooding is thunderstorms pile into the South East and East Anglia. Not great news for those heading to wembley because waterproofs will be required on the way there and possibly the way back as we see downpours on and off through the second half of the day. Breezy in East Anglia and the South East but away from that, lighter winds and with the sunshine now it should feel very pleasant. 1920 now it should feel very pleasant. 19 20 and west scotland, 21 in West Cumbria and the same in the west of wales and parts of cornwall. This evening and overnight, still some of the heavy and thundery rain and eastern parts of england. Siding a little further northwards and clearing out into the North Sea by and large. Most places will be dry as we head into saturday morning, the starter that we head into saturday morning, the start of the weekend. On the Cool Side in northern and western areas, temperatures in rural parts down to single figures. Less in East Anglia and the South East compared to oblate but on saturday, the brighter day of the weekend, One or two isolated showers here and there, mainly in the west. Most places will be dry. Best of the sunshine into the east before we see some showers into the evening and temperatures mid to high teens, low 20s, a little higher in some parts of North West England even compared with today. The next wet weather come Saturday Night into sunday, this will be a bit more widespread compared to what we have seen in the nightjust gOne. Heavy rain around three sunday morning. Parts of Scotland Stay dry, itjust depends how far east or west the area of rain is. Showers and thunderstorms as things brighten up in the afternoon across the south. It wont be wet everywhere on sunday but it will be the cloudy day of their weekend with a greater chance of rain and feeling cool in E Scotland and North West England. This is Bbc News . These are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. Im Lu Kwesa im lukwesa burak. Green, Sarah Louise of the liberal Democrat Party is duly elected. Cheering in the uk, the conservatives suffer a Crushing Defeat in the Chesham And Amersham parliamentary By Election in england as the Liberal Democrats win with a large majority. The Partys Leader says, its sent a Shock Wave through british politics. People talked about the Red Wall in the north but forgotten about the blue wall in the south and thats going to come tumbling down if this result is mimicked across this country. 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