Into allegations of fraud at the former president s company. Princes William And Harry unveil a statue of diana, princess of wales, On What would have been their mothers 60th birthday. Game, set, match, federer. And the eight times wimbledon Champion Roger Federer eases into the third round to face brit Cameron Norrie. And coming up in the sport on the Bbc News Channel Mark Cavendish makes a 32nd Stage Win of the Tour De France as he closes in on the record of 3a, held by eddy merckx. Good evening. The Prime Minister says he will set out in the next few days how he plans to end coronavirus restrictions in england on the 19th ofjuly. Borisjohnson says he believes we are in the final furlong, amid growing evidence that the Vaccination Programme is breaking the link between the number of cases and deaths. He said he recognised peoples impatience for a return to normality but warned there could still be some extra precautions needed. It comes as the Uk Today recorded its highest daily number of new infections since the End Ofjanuary almost 28,000. Heres our Health Editor, Hugh Pym. Its been more than a year of unprecedented restrictions, including mask wearing and lockdowns, with shops and some other businesses told to close their doors. But now, largely thanks to the Vaccination Programme, ministers say an end is in sight in england onjuly the 19th. Borisjohnson said vaccines had broken the link between covid infections and deaths with the virus. Thats an amazing thing. That gives us the scope we think on the 19th to go ahead cautiously, irreversibly, to go ahead. Experts agree that vaccines are having a significant impact. During the Peak Injanuary and february, daily Hospital Admissions, seen here on the right, moved up sharply following the rise in cases, seen here on the left. But since may cases have risen quite fast but Hospital Admissions, on the right, have gone up much more slowly. But questions are being asked about scenes like these on tuesday, after englands victory, which seem set to be repeated as the team progresses in the tournament. Public health officials are urging people to follow the guidelines, advising them to avoid gathering indoors. Data in scotland revealed a number of cases were linked to fans travelling to london two weeks ago. You have the potential for lots of Super Spreader events all across europe, not just from fans travelling to actual matches, but fans travelling to the cities and then going out to the bars and celebrating, on trains, on public transport, but also at each other� s houses. The organising Body Uefa has been branded as Utterly Irresponsible by a german Government Minister for allowing big crowds. Uefa said it was fully aligned with local Health Guidelines at each venue. The uk currently has a lot more cases than other leading european nations, at 281 per1 million people on the rolling daily average. Spain, for example, has 110. France and italy, a lot fewer. The uks Vaccination Programme though, keeping deaths relatively low, is well ahead at 114 total first and second doses per 100 people, followed by spain, italy and france. The european organising Body Uefa has been branded as Utterly Irresponsible by a german Government Ministerfor allowing big crowds. Uefa said it was fully aligned with local Health Guidelines at each venue. The three conditions for a new wave of excess hospitalisations and deaths before the autumn are therefore in place. New variants, deficit in vaccine uptake, increased social mixing. The uks ministers meanwhile believe that the successful Vaccination Roll out paves the way for a further opening up of society, though the drive is still on to get as many People Jabbed as possible. Hugh pym, bbc news. The latest official figures show that in the past 2a hours, 22 deaths were reported and 27,989 new infections were recorded across the uk the highest daily number since The End of january. It means an average of 20,909 new cases per day in the uk in the past week. More than 141,000 people received a first dose of the vaccine in the latest 24 hour period. Nearly 45 Million people have now had their firstjab, 85. 2 of uk adults. More than 175,000 people have had their second dose in the latest 24 hour period. So more than 33 Million people are now fully vaccinated. Thats 62. 7 of uk adults. 0ur Health Editor Hugh Pym is here with me. The Prime Minister is sounding pretty upbeat about the 19th of july, despite another rise in new cases. , , , cases. Yes, ministers seem pretty set on going cases. Yes, ministers seem pretty set on going ahead cases. Yes, ministers seem pretty set on going ahead now cases. Yes, ministers seem pretty set on going ahead now on cases. Yes, ministers seem pretty set on going ahead now on july cases. Yes, ministers seem pretty| set on going ahead now on july the set on going ahead now onjuly the 19th in england with the final easing of restrictions and it seems as if senior scientists and official advisers are cautiously optimistic about that and think its certainly very possible, based on the fact, as weve been hearing, that cases are rising rapidly, up 72 week on week, but Hospital Admissions rising much less rapidly, and deaths relatively very low. It seems likely we will hear maybe in less than a week the future for england beyond july the 19th, for example masks and social distancing, what will happen with that. It seems as if caution will continue to be urged with Hand Washing and ventilation for indoor gatherings and all that sort of thing, but Presentation 0llie there might be a problem. If cases carry on rising at this rate through to july the 19th, Hospital Numbers will have gone up a bit, it may not look quite as clear cut by then when everything goes ahead about what will happen next because it seems as if cases would carry on rising into august with Hospital Numbers. Hospitals are very, very busy at the moment through A E and that may well continue, but ministers have to make a judgment. They know the economy will benefit from opening up and its the same in all parts of the uk. , ~ ,. , the government has begun winding down the furlough scheme, which has paid 80 of the wages of millions of people whove been unable to work during the pandemic. From today, firms have to start contributing towards that before the scheme ends completely in the autumn. More than 11. 5 million jobs have been on the scheme in total. It has cost more than £60 billion. Nearly 2. 5 millionjobs were still registered at The End of may, with 30 of firms still using the scheme. Heres our economics editor, faisal islam. In theory, the almost entirely empty offices that have become the norm over the past year or so will soon begin to fill up again. Hi, gemma. Hiya, how are you . Im good, thanks, how are you . At newmarket holidays, bosses keep in touch with furloughed workers such as gemma, but as the tide slowly starts to go out on government pandemic support, considerable uncertainty remains after 15 months away from the office. So, its very much highs and lows. Its not been a holiday, by no means. Its difficult for mental health. You then have to really get yourself in a mindset of, i have to carry on, i have to do something because i dont know when im going to be going back to work. Youd have hoped the Travel Sector Wouldve bounced back . The Chief Financial Officer here says in this line of work the outgoings have started before cash comes in. That is, weve still got bills, this building that were paying for, some brochures for next year. Repaying some of the Government Support as well . Correct. And vat. Weve been paying the vat deferral. That kicked in a couple of months ago. The loan, were having to repay that. So, you have the costs coming in. Spot on, all the costs coming in but no revenue, because we havent got anyone going on holiday apart from a small bit in the uk. In the city, the chancellor was praising the lifeline given by bankers through mortgage holidays and loans. The Bank Of England governor addressing concerns about rising prices. Ive set out the reasons why we expect this rise in inflation to be a temporary feature of the bounce back. Its important not to overreact to temporarily strong growth in inflation to ensure that the recovery is not undermined by a premature tightening in monetary conditions. The bank of Englands Message is that it will carry on supporting the economy. It doesnt want people to panic about inflation above target and due to go higher. And thats because it assesses that these rises in prices are temporary one off factors that arise from the reopening of the economy, but also because of the uncertainty, uncertainty about the pandemic and its variants, but also about the overall impact of this gradual rollback of the governments support to the economy, especially the furlough scheme. Back at newmarket holidays, pippa is one of the governments great hopes. Having decided to go long and offer support into the summer, pippa was straight off the furlough scheme, back into herjob, prepping the new travel brochure. The Travel Industry in particular is on its knees, and without that Cash Injection from the government, i dont know where we would be. So, i certainly think that i wouldnt probably have a job. The latest figures show, however, that an increasing proportion of those left on furlough are older workers. There is a fear about how many wont be able to step back into theirjobs. Faisal islam, bbc news. Nissan has announced a major expansion of electric Vehicle Production at its Car Plant in sunderland, which will create more than 1,600 newjobs. The japanese Car Maker says it will build its new generation All Electric Model there using batteries made on site. Our Business Editor Simonjack has more. These are the new engines of the world automotive economy. A new Battery Factory will make 100,000 of them, to be fitted to a brand new model at a plant supplied by its own renewable energy grid. A £1 billion investment, creating over 6,000 jobs here and in the supply chain. Today were announcing the worlds first manufacturing ecosystem, in sunderland, because of the skill and competencies of our workforce and the competitiveness of this plant. I do believe that sunderland will become our Flagship Business Model to apply in other parts of the world. The Prime Minister was on site, as you might expect, after a Government Contribution of around £100 million to the project. Money well spent, according to borisjohnson. This is something thats a massive benefit to the uk economy. Nissan is going to be creating about 900 jobs alone in the battery gigafactory. A further 750, plus thousands potentially in the supply chains. But what its also doing is helping to lengthen the lead of this country in bringing low carbon technology. It wasnt so long ago that nissan was warning a no Deal Brexit could see it leave the uk. The future now looks brighter. Nissan has always had a strong presence in the North East of england and i think what this announcement does is solidifies that for the younger generation, for the future. This is clearly great news for this industry, for this region and for the uk. In the future, with Petrol And Diesel bans coming down the tracks, if you dont have a battery industry, you wont have much of a car industry. But investments like this are being made all over the world and this will have to be the first of many if the uk is to keep pace with the electric car revolution. Batteries are heavy and require careful handling, so building cars and batteries close together makes economic and operational sense. By having the gigafactories in the uk, we are actually safeguarding the future of the Automotive Industry and the jobs that go with that. Yes, we are behind germany, for example, who already have production at six or seven times this level, but we can catch up and this is a very good start. Its not just nissan. Vauxhall is in talks with the government about its own electric plans, with an announcement expected imminently. This is also a race against the clock. From 2024, the Brexit Deal means cars exported to the eu must have higher levels of local content to avoid tariffs. The Uk Government started wooing nissan 35 years ago. Its been a Success Story which, with Government Support helping oil the wheels, looks set to continue for many years to come. Simonjack, bbc news, sunderland. Prince william and Prince Harry have unveiled a statue of their mother, diana, princess of wales, On What would have been her 60th birthday. The duke of Cambridge And Duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, met for the first time since the duke of Edinburghs Funeral in april. 0ur royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell reports. The event should have been solely about their mother the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. But the sons, William And Harry, have fallen out. The special bond between two young princes has been broken. Harsh words are said to have been spoken. This afternoon, it could largely be hidden. They were with the Spencer Family dianas two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. Everybody chatted quite amiably. How could it have been otherwise . William and harry, Side By side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statues unveiling. The statue shows diana with anonymous children. It is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. William and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. The brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. There had been talk of them both making speeches. Instead, there was a joint statement in which they said they remembered their mothers love and strength. Every day, they added, we wish she was still with us. Perhaps then her sons will wonder what she would have made of the current tensions. Perhaps today will help them to reflect. That is the hope of the sculptor. The fact that their mother is there, you know, in a real physical sense, perhaps in the evening when the grounds are shut, they could easily come here for a moment of quiet reflection, and i hope that will give them some sort of comfort or solace. Todays events will have been an important, shared moment for William And Harry in which they will surely have felt their mothers influence. And perhaps it will have encouraged them to move on. Because William And Harry must surely know that the current tensions between them are not good, for them or for the wider family. Nicholas witchell, bbc news. Donald trumps company and its Finance Chief have been charged with tax related crimes after a long investigation into allegations of fraud at Trump 0rganisation. At a hearing in New York, the prosecutor said thered been a sweeping and audacious illegal Payment Scheme at the former president s company. Allen weisselberg, whos worked for Donald Trump for decades, and company lawyers, have denied the charges. 0ur North America Editor Jon Sopel is outside Trump Tower in New York for us. Sophie, is this about politics or is this about justice . Sophie, is this about politics or is this aboutjustice . The District Attorney has No Doubt. He says he is purely following the law wherever it takes him, and that is why these prosecutions are taking place. But for Donald Trump himself, absolute fury. He says its a disgrace, a Witch Hunt and a plot against him stop i should say that my report contains flashing images. The powerful moneyman of Donald Trumps Business Empire Today led into court in handcuffs, surrounded by police a heavy handed and deliberate show of force by the new York Authorities. The charge is being led by the District Attorney cy vance. Hed been hoping to flip mr weisselberg, so that hed work with prosecutors, but the Trump Cfo is having none of it. And a statement from the Trump 0rganization spat defiance over the treatment of mr weisselberg. After a short hearing, he left court charged with fraud, charged with giving perks to trump executives and Family Members that were never declared. 0n the face of it, these charges might seem, after a three year investigation, relatively minor keeping payments off the books but the District Attorney is making clear to mr weisselberg, whos just leaving court now, that this is the start of a process, not The End of it. Trump lawyers after the hearing were trying to sound upbeat. The company is very, very optimistic. And were certainly hopeful that there will not be significant effects. Allen weisselberg has worked for the Trump Family for nearly half a century. Replacing george this week is my Chief Financial Officer, allen weisselberg. And you think george is tough . Wait till you see allen. What Donald Trump desperately needs now is that he remains tough, because weisselberg is under pressure from the new York Authorities to tell them everything he knows. This isnt over, nowhere near. Jon sopel, bbc news, New York. The polls have just closed in the Batley And Spen By Election in west yorkshire. Labour is defending a majority of 3,000 and its being seen as a test of sir keir starmer� s leadership. 0ur Political correspondent Alex Forsyth is there for us alex. Sophie, this is a By Election that has been hard fought and at times fraught. Perhaps thats a sign of what is at stake, because a loss here for labour would be damaging and would undoubtedly prompt another period of introspection about The Partys direction, but perhaps more crucially, The Partys leadership. For the tories, this is a test of whether they can continue that charge in this part of the country now that it is their handling of the pandemic rather than brexit that is at the forefront of peoples minds. So the result here will have national significance, but there are important local factors at play here too. This was the seat once ofjo cox, the mp who was murdered by a far right extremist, so it has known division before, and this has been a difficult campaign, tense. There has been Anger And Harassment and Police Presence on the ground. Its been a highly charged contest in a crowded field, some 16 candidates standing. Among them, george galloway, the former mp. He has been targeting labour supporters among this areas muslim community, and labour sources have been downbeat about the impact he may have had, tonight saying the numbers look tough and this could be difficult. But the tories say it is too close to call. We will get the result in the early hours of tomorrow morning. The fallout will No Doubt follow. Chinas President Xijinping has warned that foreign powers will get their Heads Cracked And Bloodied if they attempt to Bully Or Influence the country. He delivered a defiant speech at an event marking the centenary of the ruling Communist Party. It comes as china faces criticism over alleged Human Rights Abuses and its crackdown in Hong Kong. 0ur China Correspondent John Sudworth has the story. The unmistakable hallmarks of communist Party Rule were front and centre of its celebrations the total control, the omnipotent leader, the unquestioning loyalty. 0verlooking tiananmen square, the general secretary spoke of how The Party had saved china from a history of humiliation and of the power it now wields. Translation the chinese people will never be bullied, oppressed or enslaved. Anyone who dares to try will have their Heads Cracked And Bloodied against a Great Wall Of Steel forged by 1. 4 billion chinese people. There are no references, of course, to the fact that on this spot in 1989, the Party Clung to power by shooting dead hundreds of unarmed protesters. Nor any mention of the Violence And Chaos of chairman maos rule. And while the focus is on the economic success and chinas big leap in living standards, critics fear that Xinjiangs Internment camps and the crackdown on dissent in Hong Kong reveal, once again, the true nature of one Party Rule. This former Party Insider was expelled last year for voicing concerns about the direction The Party was taking. Shes now in effective exile in the us. Translation in china, 100 years old also means a person has lived long, and it is time to think of death. The Communist Party should review its mistakes. It should be seeking redemption, not celebrating. The theory used to be that as china got richer, it would get freer, but this celebration of rigid authoritarian control represents the total rejection of that notion, and with a triumphalism thats causing concern, including here in democratic taiwan, with xijinping making clear the Partys Mission to control the territory it still sees as its own. Convinced that its democracy, not authoritarianism, thats in decline, china intends to party on. An 82 year old woman will become the oldest person to go into space this month thanks to the Amazon Founder jeff bezos. Wally funk was one of the first women trained to be an astronaut in the 1960s but the Nasa Programme was cancelled. Now, 60 years later, she willjoin the Tech Billionaire on board the first crewed flight by his blue 0rigin Company out of the earths atmosphere later this month. 0n the fourth day at wimbledon, 18 year old Emma Radacanu stunned former French Open Finalist Marketa Vondrousova to become the only british woman into the third round. And british Number Two Cameron Norrie s prize for breezing into round four is a match against the eight time Champion Roger Federer, as our Sports Correspondentjoe Wilson reports. You can look through every match scheduled for a wimbledon day, and then it happens early evening, out on court 12. Emma raducanu, and a huge breakthrough. Keep in mind the british players just 18, ranked 338 in the world, and that her opponent, marketa vondrousova, once reached a Grand Slam final. Commentator no holding back at Match Point on the verge of the third round in her first major tournament. Would she collapse . Well, only once the match was won. Emma raducanu, a Level Studentjust months ago, britains remaining woman at wimbledon. Absolutely fantastic. My motivation is honestly tojust keep staying here. Ijust love being here. I mean, the selection of food isjust incredible the whole surroundings, im just taking it all in. I just really want to prolong my experience here. Well, Cameron Norrie is one of three british men in round three. Thats him nearest to the camera. Seeded 29 here, norries straight Sets Victory over Alex Bolt was full of confidence, decisive. He also seemed to revel in the atmosphere. Thats encouraging, but whod want to play him next . Well, this guy. Roger federer set up a match with norrie by beating richard gasquet, gently. Oh, youre kidding me. And it was straight sets. Today was the day when we finally got play everywhere. Look, sunshine. No need for a roof. Oh, but Friday Night is scheduled for another murray night. You have been warned. Joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. Thats it. Have a very good night. Glorious scene here in cornwall. Although it has been dry for most, there have just been a few isolated showers around, notably across parts of the south of england, and you can see some of those shower clouds forming on this Weather Watcher Picture from hampshire. 0vernight tonight, it is a drain at with some patches of cloud developing, if you Mist And Fog patches around, perhaps a little cooler than that in northeast scotland. Tomorrow, the early Morning Mist patches clearing, the cloud breaking. The showers will be a bit more widespread, it would tend to focus across parts of Eastern England to the course of the afternoon, some heavy ones, temperatures a bit higher in the sunshine aside from those showers, highs of 223. Better weather. Up to 23. Batch your weather. This is bbc news. Im shaun ley. The headlines. At a Court Hearing in manhattan, lawyers for the Trump 0rganisation and its Chief Financial Officer have pleaded not guilty to tax fraud. The prosecutor said there had been a sweeping and audacious illegal Payment Scheme at the former president s company. President biden has been meeting the families of people whove died or are missing after the collapse of a huge Apartment Block in miami last week. He also met rescue workers, calling their efforts incredible. Hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes in a town in canada after a wildfire. Lytton in British Columbia has recorded the countrys highest ever temperature, 49. 6 celsius on tuesday. And Princes William and and Prince Harry have unveiled a statue of their mother, diana, On What would have been her 60th birthday. The brothers, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, met for the first time since the duke of Edinburghs Funeral in april