Republican members of State Legislatures are trying to pass. The let legislatures are trying to pass. The 21st Centuryjim Crow Assault is 2ist centuryjim Crow Assault is real. Its unrelenting. And we are going to challenge it vigorously. While this brought assault against Voting Rights is not unprecedented, it is taking on a new and literally pernicious forms. It is no longer about who gets to vote or making it easier for eligible voters to vote. It is about who gets to count the vote. Who gets to count whether or not your vote counted at all. It is about moving from independent Election Administrators who work for the people to polarise a State Legislatures and partisan actors who work for political parties. To me this is a simple, this is election subversion. It is the most dangerous threat of voting and the integrity of free and fair elections in our history. Never before has been decided who gets to count, count, what votes count. Some State Legislatures want to make it harder for you to vote and if you vote, they want to be able to tell you your vote doesnt count for any reason they make up. They want the ability to reject the final count and ignore the will of the people if their preferred candidate loses. And they are trying not only targeting people of colour. They are targeting all voters of races and backgrounds, all voters of races and backgrounds, a simple target, who did not vote for them. That is the target. Its unconscionable. I mean, Really, its hard to. Its hard to clearjust how critical this is. Its simply unconscionable. Hard to declare. We have to shore up our Electoral System and our Election System not just abroad which i spent time talking to putin about. But from home, from home. We must ask those who represent us at the federal, state, local levels, will you denied the vote of the people . Will you ignore their voice is . We have to ask are you on the side of truth or wise, fact or wise, justice or injustice, Democracy Or Autocracy . Thats what it is coming down to it which brings me perhaps to the most important thing we have to do. We have to forge a coalition of americans are every background in political party, the advocates, the students come With the faith leaders, the student leaders, The Business Executives and raise the urgency of this moment because as people know they are screwing around With the election process, i dont think that most people think this is about who gets to count what vote counts. Literally. Mal about who gets to count what vote counts. Literally. Counts. Literally. Not figuratively. You are watching counts. Literally. Not figuratively. You are watching bbc counts. Literally. Not figuratively. You are watching Bbc News, counts. Literally. Not figuratively. You are watching Bbc News, i counts. Literally. Not figuratively. You are watching Bbc News, i am j you are watching Bbc News, i am Clive Myrick and Joe Biden in a major speech there in philadelphia, the state that put him over the top in the last Years President ial election and making it clear that he is going to get the Department Of Justice the federal authority, increased powers to prevent local and state authorities instituting Voting Laws that could deprive people of their right to vote. He said that 17 states had enacted 28 new laws in the last few weeks making it harderfor new laws in the last few weeks making it harder for people to vote. He said that the voting Rights Division of the Department Of Justice would be doubled in size and he said that the Department Of Justice would be given authority to challenge the onslaught of State Laws that he says are undermining the Voting Rights of millions of americans. So, that speech there from president Joe Biden in philadelphia brought to you live here on Bbc News. Downing street has defended the Home Secretary after the England Footballer, Tyrone Mings, criticised her comments about the abuse his Team Mates received after the euro 2020 final. Tyrone mings accused Priti Patel of pretending to be disgusted after describing the Teams Decision to take the knee before matches as Gesture Politics when the tournament began. Heres our community Affairs Correspondent adina campbell. Supporting their man on and off the pitch, a community in defiance. I think the racist abuse that marcus suffered is Really systemic of what its like to be a black person Within the uk. I think that our value is completely mitigated by what we bring. As soon as marcus was doing well in football, he was like a great british icon and as soon as he made one mistake, his colour was then brought into it and i think that that is the perfect metaphor for what its like to be black and british. Today the mural of Marcus Rashford was restored by the artist who created it, spraying over the racist graffiti after Englands Defeat against italy on sunday night. He and two of his other Team Mates, Jadon Sancho and bukayo saka, all received racist abuse on Social Media shortly after missing their penalties. In a heartfelt online post, Marcus Rashford has opened Up About the events over at the last few days. About the events over the last few days. Meanwhile, england defender Tyrone Mings has accused the Home Secretary stoking the fire, accusing her of pretending to be disgusted about racism after she condemned the online abuse faced by footballers because shed previously called taking the Knee Gesture politics. No one wants to see racism. Lets assume thats the case With everybody, including, by the way, our Home Secretary, whos been subject in her life to racism herself. No one wants to see it, and i think we all get behind each other to defeat it, not only in sport but in society more broadly. Inspired by englands overall performance at the euros, these young footballers in luton are hoping to follow in the footsteps of their role models, but they say the last 48 hours have been hard to bear. I was gutted because i was actually wanting england to win. And sakas one of my favourite players i support arsenal. But ijust knew when he missed, i knew that we were going to get some backlash because of our race. And i was actually at wembley when they missed, so i had to get out there quick. I thought about the aftermath of if they missed, what would j happen, the effect of it on what would happenl online, the racial abuse, everything like that. Aspiring professional footballers who one Day Hope Racism will finally be rooted out of the game they love. Its worrying, to be fair, because since were not Really seeing any changes, im an aspiring footballer myself, so im thinking, if god allows me to become a footballer, will these kind of instances still happen . , which is worrying. Adina campbell, Bbc News. Lets speak now to the former England Footballerjohn barnes. Johnifs john its good to see you, thanks for being With us. What do you make of mingss comments . I am for being With us. What do you make of mingss comments . Of mingss comments . I am not concerned of mingss comments . I am not concerned With of mingss comments . I am not concerned With priti of mingss comments . I am not concerned With Priti Patel. Concerned With Priti Patel. Regardless of what she said, that is not the reason why those racists posted those things on twitter or racial abuse of those boys. If she said that it is wrong to bhutto and supports taking the knee, do we believe that that would not have happened . We are trying to make a complicated problem very simple. Why are we talking about Priti Patel . We should be talking about the solution to this problem. I dont agree With Priti Patel at all but why are we now focusing on something she said . The fires have been burning for a long time, she hasnt stowed any fires was that it was not as if we were. I would want to talk about the nation getting together if i were Gareth Southgate and now all of a sudden three polities. Have ever been together . Football can be do nothing about changing the perception of society towards black people for Support Football can do is bring people together to support the Football Team to try to win a Football Match and people are absolving themselves of responsibility by looking at football to change the world. Football cant come at Raheem Sterling Cant because 99 of Football Fans do not like Raheem Sterling because he plays remain united, so how will he influence 90 of fans . We have to get away from this idea and look at the systemic racism that goes on in this country towards the average black person, stop looking at trying to elevate the elite into these positions and say once we accept and embrace the elite by people Within the society things will change. No, we have to respect them and embrace of the average black woman or gay person because the elitism around Classism And Racism is something we have to address but we try to simplify it by saying if we do well things would be ok. ,. ,. , y. , saying if we do well things would be ok. ,. ,. , ,. , 0k. Ok, i totally get what you are sa inc. 0k. Ok, i totally get what you are saying but 0k. Ok, i totally get what you are saying. But isnt 0k. Ok, i totally get what you are saying. But isnt the 0k. Ok, i totally get what you are saying. But isnt The Point 0k. Ok, i totally get what you are saying. But isnt The Point in 0k. Ok, i totally get what you are saying. But isnt The Point in the l saying. But isnt The Point in the mind of Priti Patel� s critics critics and that includes Tyrone Mings that she is part of a government that came up With a report in the last couple of months that said that there was no systemic racism in this country . That said that racism was the result of where you come from, where you live, poverty, a whole host of other issues but not systemic racism . Isnt Tyrone Mingss Point That Priti Patel is part of a culture Within this Ruling Government that does not believe systemic racism exists and thats The Point . And does not believe systemic racism exists and thats The Point . And who made that report, exists and thats The Point . And who made that report, was exists and thats The Point . And who made that report, was that exists and thats The Point . And who made that report, was that a exists and thats The Point . And who made that report, was that a black l made that report, was that a Black Man . With that doctor Tony Stewart . Did recall for a black person With a position of power because everything would then be ok . Yeah . So had a black person trying to make prefer black person trying to make prefer black people. Isnt that what we wanted . More by people in positions of power that would help us so when a Black Man in a position of power says there is no systemic racism, arent we going to believe them then . That is not the solution to Put Elite by people into positions of power. Put elite by people into positions of ower. ~. , Put Elite by people into positions of ower. ~. ,. , of power. What is your solution . Where are of power. What is your solution . Where are the of power. What is your solution . Where are the black of power. What is your solution . Where are the Black Managers. Of power. What is your solution . J where are the Black Managers in of power. What is your solution . Where are the Black Managers in the week . ~. , where are the Black Managers in the week . ~. , i. 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I would tell you the solution, it dismantled the idea of racial inequality and racial worthiness and that is 100 years of being Told that black people are unworthy, more and intellectually, women, gay people this is what we have been spun. Women, gay people this is what we have been spun. Women, gay people this is what we have been spun. John, we know that is the goal have been spun. John, we know that is the goal how have been spun. John, we know that is the goal. How do have been spun. John, we know that is the goal. How do You Have been spun. John, we know that is the goal. How do you achieve have been spun. John, we know that is the goal. How do you achieve it . I is the goal. How do you achieve it . That is The Point. Im is the goal. How do you achieve it . That is The Point. That is The Point. Im telling You Have. That is The Point. Im telling You Have you that is The Point. Im telling You Have. You have that is The Point. Im telling You Have. You have to that is The Point. Im telling You Have. You have to dismantle that is The Point. Im telling you i have. You have to dismantle what that is The Point. Im telling You Have. You have to dismantle what we have. You have to dismantle what we have been wrongly Told. But have. You have to dismantle what we have been wrongly Told. Have been wrongly Told. But how do ou have been wrongly Told. But how do you dismantle have been wrongly Told. But how do you dismantle it, have been wrongly Told. But how do you dismantle it, that have been wrongly Told. But how do you dismantle it, that is have been wrongly Told. But how do you dismantle it, that is the have been wrongly Told. But how do you dismantle it, that is The Point i you dismantle it, that is The Point how do you do it . You dismantle it, that is The Point how do you do it . Through education. Tell me something, how do you do it . Through education. Tell me something, why how do you do it . Through education. Tell me something, why do how do you do it . Through education. Tell me something, why do people tell me something, why do people think black people are inferior . You know why . You think black people are inferior . You know wh . ,. ,. , think black people are inferior . You | know why . You know why . You explain it, john. You dont know know why . You explain it, john. You dont know l know why . You explain it, john. You dont know. I will know why . You explain it, john. You dont know. I will tell know why . You explain it, john. You dont know. I will tell you know why . You explain it, john. You dont know. I will tell you why, dont know. I will tell you why, because of hundreds of years ago when you had to either colonise the world or you had to get people to work for nothing, slavery, you had to come up With this narrative that people are less than you morally and intellectually and that has happened for hundreds of years. Now all of a sudden we know that to be a buy but now were being Told that everything You Have been unconditionally influenced to think is a life because we are all created equal. Do you know that the greatest minds, the greatest philosophers, the greatest sociologists were telling people that black people were inferior for hundreds of years and this is why systemic racism exists so therefore we have to dismantle those ideas that the greatest philosophers and greatest minds have Told us but we dont do that. All we say is that when Raheem Sterling is going to score a goal will make Everything 0k going to score a goal will make everything ok or we say everything You Have learned is a startling in terms of racial superiority is a life because the brightest mice for hundreds of years have Told us this, tell us why it is not wasnt all because we are all critical for some how naive and sympathetic as that. Welljohn, i think the Central Point is education and i think everybody would agree With you on that. It is good to talk to you john, thank you for talking to me. John barnes there. And well find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrows front pages at 10. 30 and 11. 30 this evening in the papers. 0ur Guestsjoining me Tonight Arejessica Elgot shes the chief political correspondent at the Guardian And Olivia utley the Telegraphs Assistant Comment editor. A want to comment on and we would do that at 10 30pm and 11 30pm. Scotlands first minister, nicola sturgeon, has confirmed that covid restrictions will be eased from monday, but she said face coverings will still be mandatory for some time to come. In what is a more cautious approach than englands, scotland will relax social distancing to one metre Inside Public Spaces and ease but not lift the restrictions on the number of people allowed to meet in homes. Ms sturgeon said it was to protect the vulnerable in society. It comes as the uk has recorded its highest daily Death Toll since early april. Heres our medical editor fergus walsh. All of scotland will move to level zero on monday, the lowest tier of its covid controls. Up to ten people from four household will be allowed to meet indoors in pubs and restaurants and up to 15 outdoors. Unlike in england, face coverings will still be compulsory and Night Clubs will stay closed. The first minister said sensible precautions were still needed. In the race between the vaccine and a virus, we believe the vaccine will win but we cannot allow the virus to run Too far ahead. We must stick to a cautious approach. We are easing restrictions next week but we are not abandoning them. Covid cases have been rising fast in recent weeks across the uk and there is huge uncertainty about how big this third wave will be. The number of covid patients being admitted to hospital has doubled in the past ten days to more than 500 per day, but if we look at december, to The Point when daily cases were the same as they are now, then there were more than 2,000 admissions per day, four times the rate now. The difference is down to the protection from vaccines. They could be as much as 98 effective at preventing serious illness With the Delta Variant, but if it is just a bit less lets say 94 effective that would lead to three times the number of infected vaccinated people ending up in hospital. A small change could make a big difference. In england, the Big Unknown is how behaviour will change from next week when legal controls on social Distancing And Mask wearing dropped. If there is a quick return to pre Pandemic Behaviour With a lot more contacts and less caution, modellers predict there could be 2,000 Hospital Admissions per day, although in the worst case scenario, it could be nearer 4,000. But if there is a more cautious return, spaced over several months, there will be far fewer admissions and less impact the nhs. 0nce legal restrictions are lifted, we dont know how each individual will act, but if each of them acts cautiously, wearing a mask, Working From Home where possible, that may result in a massive reduction in the size of the epidemic wave. Reduction in the Size Amit is extremely clinically vulnerable and has been shielding for 15 months after suffering kidney failure. His wife goes out to work and he is worried she might get infected when restrictions are lifted in england. The Fear Factor is that when she uses public transport, people might not have to wear masks, and that is not going to protect her. She is wearing a mask thinking it will protect herself and me. Personal responsibility or legal controls . A clear difference of approach between the governments in England And Scotland and how best to manage covid. ANd Scotland in how best to manage covid. Both are urging public caution as the third wave grows. Fergus walsh, Bbc News. Sport and for a full round up, from the Bbc Sport centre, heres tulsen tullett. Good evening. Uefa has opened Displinary Proceedings against the Football Association following the euro 2020 final between england and italy at wembley on sunday. There are four charges against the fa, including disturbance caused by its supporters during the National Anthem as well as a pitch invasion, throwing of objects and lighting of a firework. Meanwhile, separately, a Uefa Ethics and Disiplinary Inspector has been appointed to conduct an investigation into the events involving supporters inside and around the stadium. The punishments for the offences could include fines and possibly having to play Behind Closed Doors in future uefa matches. I think questions need to be asked about what happened on sunday because to allowing ticketless fans, many of them who had Too much to drink getting near Wembley Stadium is questionable and i think the intelligence should have been out there making sure that did not happen, just clearly was woeful. People are continuing to leave messages of Support And Solidarity at the vandalised mural of Marcus Rashford. The artwork in manchester was defaced after the final. It has been re sprayed by the Graffiti Artist and notes and drawings have been attached to the wall. A demonstration Took place this evening in a show of support to rashford. The fastest man in the world this year, trayvon bromell, has comfortably won the 100 metres at the Diamond League Event in gateshead. The american clocked a time of 9. 98 seconds With britains cj Ujah And Zharnel hughes in second and third respectively. Bromell is one of the favourites to win at the olympics and ran an impressive 9. 77 seconds injune. The Athletes Village has officially opened for the tokyo 0lympics, ten days before the games begin. 18,000 competitors will stay on the site and will be subject to daily coronavirus testing. Unlike in the past, organisers didnt hold a ceremony to welcome athletes and officials to the village in Tokyos Harumi Waterfront district, amid continuing covid restrictions. Meanwhile, british Number One Johanna Konta will miss the olympics after Testing Positive for covid. She developed the symptoms whilst in isolation after Withdrawing from wimbledon because a member of her team had tested positive. She says shes been unable to train for the past two and a half weeks and she wont be ready for the games. And Roger Federer is also out of the olympics because of a knee injury. The 20 time grand Slam Winner says hes suffered a Set Back and is greatly disappointed at not being able to represent switzerland in tokyo. Pakistan are still on track for a Consolation Win over england in the third and final One Day International of their series. The hosts were set a target of 332 for victory at edgbaston after Pakistan Skipper Babar azam hit a superb 158 leading his side to 331 9. England are currently 278 5, they had picked Up A maiden century in one to internationals and Louis Gregory is With him on 57 runs. They have won the first two matches have england and have already wrapped up the series. Rory mcilroy will be aiming for a much improved performance when he goes In Search Of Second Open Championship this week. The Northern Irishman missed the cut at the Scottish Open and will be partnered With american Patrick Reed and australias Cameron Smith at Royal St georges in kent on thursday. There is a lot more variables in the open championship and on links courses and once you learn that you cannot control those variables and You Have to go out and accept whatever is given to you. So i think as i have got a little more experience and matured, i have been able to play this championship a little bit better. Hopefully i can continue that record this week. At the tour de france, defending Champion Tadej Pogacar remains in the race leaders yellow jersey With five stages to go. Today was classed as a medium Mountain Stage With two very challenging days in the Pyrenees Tomorrow and thursday. All the main contenders finished together, so pogacar� s five minute, 18 second lead is intact. Austrias Patrick Konrad broke away With 23 miles to go and managed to hold off an eight Man Chasing Group to win the stage, his First Grand Tour victory. For more on the Diamond League athletics meeting in gateshead its live right now on bbc two, and its also available on the Bbc Sport Website With britains heptathlon World Champion Katarina Johnson Thompson in long jump action. And i will have support a little bit later again. And i will have support a little bit lateragain. Looking and i will have support a little bit later again. Looking forward to it, thanks. A man who killed two schoolgirls in the 19805 is to be released from prison, thats despite the government asking for the decision to be reviewed. Colin pitchfork has served 33 years injailfor raping and murdering 15 year olds lynda Mann And Dawn ashworth. Last month the Parole Board said it was safe to release the 61 year old, who was the first murderer to be convicted using dna evidence. Sian lloyd reports. In november 1983, the body of 15 year old Lynda Mann was found near leicester. The schoolgirl had been raped and strangled. Three years later, and less than a mile away, the body of a second 15 year old, Dawn Ashworth, was found. She died following what the pathologist described as a brutal sexual assault. Colin pitchfork a married father of two, a Family Man who became a murderer. He was 22 when he first killed. Now, after 33 years in prison, he will be released after the governments challenge to the Parole Boards decision to free him was rejected. His victims Families had campaigned to keep him in prison. Im concerned about what it says, what messages it sends out. And what assessment it makes of the worth of the lives of my niece and his other victim. The Police Investigation had been the First Of its kind, using Dna Fingerprint Technology With techniques pioneered at the university of leicester. Local men from three villages were asked to give a Dna Sample again, the first time that Mass Screening like this had been used. And more than 5,000 men volunteered. Colin pitchfork was caught and became notorious as the first person convicted of murder on the basis of dna evidence. The local mp said he was saddened by the decision to release him. The family and friends of those victims will serve themselves a Life Sentence and this situation is still very raw, not just in my constituency but across the country. How can it be that somebody has committed that type of egregious sexual Offence Murder against young women can ever be released . The Parole Board said it has immense sympathy for the Families Dawn Ashworth and Lynda Mann however the Parole Board panel are bound by law to assess whether a prisoner is safe to release. It has no power to alter the original sentence set down by the courts. Now aged 61, Colin Pitchfork has been found not to be a danger to the public. But his release will be subject to strict licence conditions. Sian lloyd, Bbc News. At least 45 people are now known to have died in South Africa as violent Unrest And Looting continues it was sparked by the jailing of the former president , jacob zuma. Ten people were killed in a Stampede Last Night at a Shopping Centre in the countrys biggest township, soweto. The Sdlp Leader Colum Eastwood has used parliamentary privilege to identify a former Soldier Facing two murder charges over his actions on bloody sunday. The Foyle Mp named Soldier F during a debate in the House Of Commons on the armed Forces Bill this afternoon. The soldier is also facing five attempted murder charges. He had been granted anonymity by the judge hearing the case. The bbc is not naming Soldier F for legal reasons. A senior Eu Official has warned the greek government to stop the alleged deportation of migrants arriving at its borders. Some migrants trying to seek asylum in europe claim that Greek Coastguards have forced their small boats back into turkish waters. Others allege that even after landing in Greece Theyve been taken back out to sea, Actions Greece has denied. The bbc� s Fergal Keane reports from the island of lesbos. A warning you may find some of his report distressing. 0n europes southern frontier, the guardians of the law are accused of breaking it. Wailing please pushing Asylum Seekers across international border, time and again. Loud speaker greek coast guard, greek coast guard, this is turkish coast guard. You are now pushing back the migrants to turkish i territorial waters. Quite aggressive how this operation Took place, its violent. In some cases, shots fired in the air and into the water. All to intimidate. Weve been investigating the stories of some of those who allege theyve been victims of Push Backs. 0njune 10th last, migrants filmed part of their encounter With Greek Coastguards. Using the footage, we verified the Date And Location of the incident. Translation they asked us why we didnt get i a visa before entering. We explained that we fled the country, that there was no way to get a visa when you flee like that. With the war at home, the multiple problems, our exit is illegal. They insulted us, they made the sign of the cross, they Told us to go screw ourselves and if we came back, they would kill us. Some do manage to land in greece, but that doesnt end the danger of being pushed back. Weve heard evidence of people whove gotten ashore and been discovered by the greek authorities, only to be taken back out to sea and pushed in the direction of turkey Without any due process. Translation then they put us on the bus and Took us to a military port, then put us in boats. It was around 8pm. There were Police Wearingj Dark blue and commandos covering their faces With masks. I could only see the eyes. They were armed With weapons. Then we arrived at a location i at around quarter past midnight. They put us all in one boat. After that, we realised we were in regional turkish waters. Woman yells out najma says were then transferred to dinghies With no engines and allowed to drift, before being eventually picked up by the turkish coastguard. Greece already hosts thousands of refugees who are applying for asylum in the eu, but campaigners say its breaking international law by forcing others back. All of these are international obligations. They have to be kept by greece. But also, its Eu Law that is not. That is violated. Because the right to asylum, to seek asylum, is also in the Eu Charter of fundamental rights. Since these scenes six years ago, sentiment has hardened against migrants in europe. And the eu is accused of Turning A Blind Eye to abuses because greece is keeping migrants out. Some boats from the eus own Border Agency are even accused of helping With Push Backs. But now a top Eu Official has Told the Bbc Push backs defy its core values and must stop. I think these are violations of our fundamental european values, and when we are protecting our borders, we are protecting our values. Its because of our values, because we are defending fundamental rights, and thats why we cant see violations of fundamental rights going on Without having a proper response to that. We asked for an interview, but the greek Migration And Asylum ministry declined. It has repeatedly denied that Push Backs take place. That denial will be challenged if the eu is serious about ending abuses on its borders. Fergal keane, Bbc News, lesbos. Now its time for a look at the weather With tomasz shafernaker. Its a pleasant enough evening out there as well. Just a couple of scattered showers in one or two areas. What about tomorrow . Looking good. In fact, the outlook is looking very good indeed. Its going turn increasingly warm and sunny. So, the here and now, across many central and western areas, it is going to be a mostly clear night. However, out towards the east, along the North Sea Coast, it may turn cloudy, so that means a bit of a slow start to the day for some of us on wednesday. But not cold in the morning. 15 degrees, for example, in liverpool. So, the forecast for wednesday, lots of fine Weather Right from the word go. Plenty of sunny spells on the way. In one or two areas in the North West it might turn a little cloudier and cooler, Too. 17 for stornoway, but low 20s for the Lowlands Of Scotland and northern ireland. Mid 20s expected in the south. How about thursday and friday . Every bit as warm and sunny. In fact, by friDay In some spots, up to 27 degrees. Hello there. Youre watching Bbc News With me, clive myrie. The headlines there has been a huge show of support for England Footballer Marcus Rashford as a Mural Defaced With racist graffiti after Englands Defeat is covered in hearts and messages. It comes as Downing Street defends the Home Secretary, Priti Patel, following criticism by England Footballer Tyrone Mings. She is taking action in her role as Home Secretary to go after many of these racist groups. Covid rules in scotland are set to be relaxed next week. Face coverings will remain mandatory, but rules for weddings and funerals will be eased. We will continue to ease restrictions. We are not slamming on the brakes, but we will do so carefully. The Governments Decision to cut the overseas Aid Budget has been backed by mps. A number of senior conservatives including the former Prime Minister Theresa May opposed the move. But mps voted for a Treasury Plan to lock in the cuts for a number of years. Aid charities said the result was a disaster. This report from our diplomatic correspondent James Landale contains some images you may find distressing. Britain has long given humanitarian aid like this to the worlds poorest people, but the government is cutting that aid. And what was promised to be temporary has now become much longer term and all, the Prime Minister says, to save money. We are doing this in the midst of a terrible crisis, when our public finances are under greater strain than ever before in peacetime history and every pound we spend in aid has to be borrowed. Millions less has already been spent on humanitarian crises in syria and yemen, part of a £4 billion cut this year to the Aid Budget, money that labour said made a real difference. It reduces conflict, it reduces disease and people fleeing from their homes. It is a false economy to pretend that this is some sort of cut that doesnt have consequences. For the first time, mps had a chance to vote on these cuts, either to restore Aid Spending to previous levels next year or tie any future rise to the State Of the government finances a vote the government won despite a sizeable tory rebellion. The ayes to the right 333, the noes to the left 298. I the ayes have it, the ayes have it. So now two new tests will have to be passed before Aid Spending rises. The amount of long Term Debt the government owes must be fully, and day to Day Government Spending must no longer be reliant on borrowing. Must be falling. The Prime Minister believes these cuts reflect the priorities of voters, even if not all his backbenchers, who said these tests would not be passed for years. We made a promise to the poorest people in the world. The government has broken that promise. This motion means that promise may be broken for years to come. There is an unpleasant Odour Wafting out from under my partys front door. This is not who we are. This is not what Global Britain is. When i come to choose i between money and lives, i always choose lives. 0nly rarely does the house of Commons Debate matters of life and death, but Todays Vote means that the governments cut in Aid Spending is no longer temporary but locked in for a number of years. And that will have a direct impact on the lives of millions of people around the world. This vote is going to mean children not getting vaccinations around the world, half A Million children whose lives could have been saved through Uk Aid who will now die. Were going to see 3 Million children no longer in schools. The government will still spend £10 billion on aid this year, but its costs are now entrenched and backed by a majority of mps. James landale, Bbc News. Lets talk now to a Save The Children executive, who are seen Uk Action in Syria Refugee camps. In england, on monday, all remaining measures which have lets talk now to kiersten mcneil. Thank you forjoining us. What impact you believe this measure will actually have your programmes . Undoubtedly, life will be lost on result of the vote of the calmest today. Politicians have been found. To take one example, young does the worlds was Too military and situation. 92 of children in yemen are dependent on humanitarian assistance to stay alive, the kind of assistance that pays for food and pay for medicine. 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Charity does| begin at home, but it does not need to end there, and in fact the Aid Programme is the only bit of Government Spending that has been cut, and the Uk Government is the only T7 Member that has cut aid in the middle of a pandemic. Yes, of course we have from us here at home, and Save The Children works on them With children right across the uk, but this is Life Saving Assistance Thatis but this is life saving assistance that is designed to be affordable. Because it is a percentage of our gross national income, it expands and contracts at the same time as our economy, so it is affordable by design, and there is no reason for us to be cutting it when our counterpart countries reckon is that during a pandemic is the very worst time to be cutting. Take during a pandemic is the very worst time to be cutting. During a pandemic is the very worst time to be cutting. Take our viewers into one of time to be cutting. Take our viewers into one of these time to be cutting. Take our viewers into one of these camps. Time to be cutting. Take our viewers into one of these camps. Describe i into one of these camps. Describe what life is like there. And what life is going to be like after these cuts filtered through. If life is going to be like after these cuts filtered through. Cuts filtered through. If you are a s rian cuts filtered through. If you are a syrian child. Cuts filtered through. If you are a syrian child, you cuts filtered through. If you are a syrian child, You Have cuts filtered through. If you are a syrian child, You Have no cuts filtered through. If you are a syrian child, You Have no nothingj syrian child, You Have no nothing but war. An entire generation of syrian children have seen their entire Childhood Story by conflict and they have been rely on the uk to supply them With food, With medicine and With the support of health workers. But crucially, With education. The Thing Ifound most moving when ive been in Refugee Settings is seeing people coming through the dust to sit in makeshift classrooms to try and get back there future. Girls education is a stated personal part by our Prime Minister, yet it is seeing cuts. Youre denying children the future they are desperate for. It is those girls i am afraid we are betraying today. 0k, kirsty mcneill, Policy Director for Save The Children. Thank you, kirsty. In england, on monday, all remaining measures which have put unprecedented restrictions on how weve lead our lives for the past 16 months will be lifted. The government says its now down to individuals to decide how the risks we take when it comes to catching covid. Bernie mcgreavey has an inflammatory arthritic condition and other Health Conditions which made her cev clinically extremely vulnerable. Berniejoins me now. Hello to you. Thanks very much indeed for being With us. What are your fears or your concerns over the lifting of these restrictions on monday . It lifting of these restrictions on monda . ,. ,. , lifting of these restrictions on monda . ,. ,. , lifting of these restrictions on monda . , monday . It is a worry about people not wearing monday . It is a worry about people not wearing masks, monday . It is a worry about people not wearing masks, Really, monday . It is a worry about people not wearing masks, Really, and i monday . It is a worry about people i not wearing masks, Really, and being Too close and spreading the virus, especially With the Delta Variant thats been so prolific at the moment, so thats the biggest worry and fear, being Inside Public Spaces where people are essentiallyjust not wearing masks. I where people are essentially ust not wearing masks. I not wearing masks. I mean, the suggestion not wearing masks. I mean, the suggestion is not wearing masks. I mean, the suggestion is that not wearing masks. 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And i complete the understand the reason to look at social distancing, the reasons we have to take steps out of the restriction we have had already, however it feels Too much, Too soon. I mean, the public, general public, seem to agree With you on this. The Opinion Polls suggest that perhaps the complete opening up of the economy is a little bit Too quick, but at some point, thats got to happen, hasnt it . Faith. But at some point, thats got to happen, hasnt it . Oh, absolutely, es, but happen, hasnt it . Oh, absolutely, yes. But you happen, hasnt it . Oh, absolutely, yes. But You Have happen, hasnt it . Oh, absolutely, yes, but You Have to happen, hasnt it . Oh, absolutely, yes, but You Have to take happen, hasnt it . Oh, absolutely, yes, but You Have to take that i happen, hasnt it . Oh, absolutely, yes, but You Have to take that in i yes, but You Have to take that in context. At the moment we know that the Delta Variant is increasing on a daily basis. We know Hospital Admissions are still rising despite the high levels of vaccination, we know that the deaths from covid are still rising despite vaccinations, and everything has gone all at once, it is not a case of, if i turn the water, see how that went, like we did when we are opening up for the measures. We seem to have gone from all these are surgeons to none now. All right, bernie mcgreavey, good luck to you and you forjoining us. And thank you forjoining us. The latest official figures show another 50 deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours the highest number since early april. 36,660 new infections were also recorded across the uk. It means on average there were over 33,500 new cases per Day In the past week. Just over 54,000 people had a first dose of the vaccine in the last 24 hours. That means nearly 46 Million people have had their firstjab, thats just over 87 of uk adults. More than 125,000 people have just had a second dose. Which meansjust under 35 Million or 66 of all adults are fully vaccinated. This is Bbc News. Our top stories for you. There has been a huge show of support for England Footballer Marcus Rashford as a Mural Defaced With racist graffiti after Englands Defeat is covered in hearts and messages. Scotla Nd Scotland will use covid restrictions from next week, more culturally than england. Mps are backing a controversial decision to cut the overseas Aid Budget by £4 billion. Charity say it will have a devastating impact for the worlds four. Worlds poorest. Mps are calling for a ban on admissions to long term institutional care for people With Learning Difficulties and autism. A report out today from the health and social Care Committee says that its a matter of national shame that so many people are still being detained in secure units. It also concluded that this prevented them for being able to live fulfilled lives. Jeremy hunt, Whos Chair of the health select committee, urged the new health secretary, sajid javid, to act on its Findings Today in the commons. He will know that this morning, the select committee published a worrying report about the inhumane treatment given to 2,000 people With Learning Disabilities and autism in inpatient units, often because there is no Community Provision available. So when he brings forward his plans for social care, will he make sure there is adequate funding for local authorities to give care to such people . And will he also make that Care Workers are always paid the minimum wage, including for time taken to travel between appointments . Jeremy hunt there. We can speak now to alexis quinn, who is now manager at the charity the Restraint Reduction Network and has been a patient in a treatment unit. She has autism and is a campaigner for people who have the condition. Hello to you. Thanks very much need forjoining us. 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And fortunately, after three and a half years of routine restraints, seclusion and long term segregation, which is where i was kept in a room With only a mattress, actually had to escape the country and flee to africa while on. Those only way i could get out of the terrible and inappropriate conditions which i was housed in. Quite obviously this is not something that all autistic people and people With learning this police can do. Theres 2000 people still stuck in these units, and they desperately need some action from the government With Learning Difficulties. The government With Learning Difficulties. Difficulties. Your story is remarkable, difficulties. Your story is remarkable, youre i difficulties. Your story is i remarkable, youre saying you difficulties. Your story is remarkable, youre saying you had difficulties. Your story is remarkable, youre saying you had to flee the country . You went to africa in order to escape this unit . I literally, i filled a book called unbroken With my story. Chapter after chapter, chapter, just describes the inappropriate treatment which thousand people are now subject to. Lets be clear, i am autistic and people have a learnings ability, these are not illnesses. Why are we being locked up . It is simply because were different . And this is a Human Rights scandal. So i am delighted this report, and i think it is fabulous as well, especially the leg which Thejeremy Hunt and the committee are using couple i am pleased With this report, lets just be clear that Human Rights are not something we do when we feel like being nice. These are the law and the government is routinely allowing the government is routinely allowing the lot to be broken right under its nose. 50 the lot to be broken right under its nose. ,. , the lot to be broken right under its nose. Y. ,. ,. , nose. So given your views, what do ou think nose. So given your views, what do you think the nose. 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One is that the government failed to invest in proper Community Services which actually support people and theyve done nothing to stop people in crisis getting admitted, so it needs to happen, for me, is one of the recommendations in the report, to actually assess how much it will cost to get people out of these hospitals and into the community. Means the Crisis Housing is to be provided of the workforce needs to be upscaled, never mind paying them the minimum wage. This paying them the minimum wage. This pay them a decentjob and lets remove the perverse incentives. Because those of the problem, are they not . These private hospitals which are actually mucking money out of keeping me on a four to one posted by No One young man who has been kept in a room for over a year, ten staff to one person, and he has got a house which he was staying in With three staff. People are making money out of this. It is With three staff. People are making money out of this. Money out of this. 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Johns daughter is in what is now a tear for inpatient unit. For less clear cut cases, ive spoken to so many Families of Really struggle to get any help at all, in fact, one mum from sussex Told me that she was not taken seriously until the moment that she had to drop her ten year old daughter off at the Accident And Emergency ward. And that there highlights the problem that there highlights the problem that unless that early help is available, Families feel like they are being pushed closer to crisis point. Jenny langley� s son struggled With anorexia. Chino coaches parents and carers on how to help people With eating disorders. She says demand has searched his lockdown and there needs to be a Culture Shift in how people are treated at an early stage of. If how people are treated at an early staue of. ,. , how people are treated at an early staue of. I. How people are treated at an early sta. E of, j,. , how people are treated at an early stae of. , stage of. 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Jenny also preaches hope that many, like her son, and beat also preaches hope that many, like herson, and beatan also preaches hope that many, like her son, and beat an eating disorder. Others, like francesca, learn to manage it and come back in recovery. I learn to manage it and come back in recove. ~ ~ , learn to manage it and come back in recove. ~ ~ ,. , recovery. I think the key thing for me that hepes recovery. I think the key thing for me that hopes me recovery. I think the key thing for me that hopes me progress recovery. I think the key thing for me that hopes me progress in. Me that hopes me progress in recovery is remembering that there are loads of things that i want to do, lots of big plans that i have, and aided the energy to do it. Food is the fuel that keeps us going, it is the fuel that keeps us going, it is something that can be sociable, enjoyable, and ifi is something that can be sociable, enjoyable, and if i want to achieve everything i have my sights set on, i need to eat. James done reporting there. And theres lots of Help And Advice if you are affected by any of the issues raised in that report. That issues raised in that report. That is at. Now its time for a look at the weather With tomasz shafernaker. This looks promising, doesnt it . In fact, over the next few days, were expecting the temperatures to rise and the weekend is also looking promising. This unsettled pattern that which weve had for quite some time now, With the Jet Stream very close to us and the low pressures and the showers and the rainstorms weve had in the last 2a hours, well, all of that is shifting now. And High Pressure at this moment is heading in our direction and is going to settle things down. So, so far this month, we Really havent had a prolonged spell of warm summer weather, but thats exactly whats heading our way now, and the Fine Weather certainly is going to last into the weekend. So, the here and the now, its looking quiet across many parts of the country, and through the night, clear spells in many western and central areas. Itll probably turn a bit cloudy out towards the east, along the North Sea Coast anywhere from northern scotland down to the kent coast. Not cold in the morning. 15 degrees, for example, in liverpool. Heres the High Pressure thats nosing its way in our direction, but notice just to the north of it, there is a weak Weather Front coming in. And thats going to bring thicker cloud and maybe a few spots of Rain Out towards the North West of the uk, out in the Western Isles of scotland, but the vast majority of us should have a fine day. Now, on the immediate coast, it may be a little on the fresh side in one or two spots. In norwich, as well, a little bit further inland there, 19. But i think for london and cardiff, were talking about 2a 25 degrees, and the low 205 expected in northern ireland, Too. So, heres our low pressure Really starting to take charge of the weather, shifting the Weather Fronts in the direction of iceland, so away from us. So, a fine day on the way for thursday. Probably a little bit of cloud building up during the course of the afternoon. Fairweather cloud, but some areas will have clear blue skies. For example, Southern Parts of scotland, and even in the Lowlands Of Scotland, i wouldnt be surprised if temperatures hit the Mid 205, and certainly Mid 205 expected across the south, as well, once again in cardiff. Now, the High Pressure is With us on friday. Its With us On Saturday and sunday as well, and With the light winds and the clearer skies, the temperatures can only do one thing. Theyll continue to rise, a gradual rise as we go through the week into the weekend. 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