laura: women just how badly the control freaks on the left want to hold onto their power. if it were up to mister bully himself he would keep you masked up, humans dogs and livestock on earth were vaccinated. the cdc made clear they ve not made any recommendation about any changes and travel guidelines of when you are on airplanes or trains or what have you. the easiest way to do that is just say you are not going to get on the plane unless you can prove you ve been vaccinated. that s are federally mandated vaccine passport. laura: we have seen the classic bait and switch. first they said biden to deliver the good news. if you been fully vaccinated you no longer need to wear a mask. let me repeat if you are fully vaccinated you no longer need to wear a mask. then we find out that he was either lying there moving the goalpost again just as with 14 days to slow the spread, 100 days of mask wearing there s always a catch, the good news always comes with a big times. i
it s newsday. welcome to the programme. it s 8am in singapore, and 5am in islamabad. there is relief across pakistan. six children and two adults who got stuck in a cable car above a ravine in the north west of the country are rescued. the group was left dangling hundreds of feet in the air for more than 1a hours after a cable snapped. the military tried to reach them, first with helicopters, then with zip wires. huge crowds gathered to watch the rescue attempts. our pakistan correspondent caroline davies has the story. shouting. through the darkness and forest, the sight the crowds had been hoping, waiting and praying for strapped to the cable, the final rescue, waiting arms and shouts of god is great. 15 hours earlier, the children were taking the cable car to school when a cable snapped. makeshift cable cars are common in the rural mountains of pakistan, taking minutes over ravines while roads take hours. at first, army helicopters couldn t rescue them, buffeted by win
is under way. our senior international correspondent orla guerin is on the border between turkey and greece with more. the bodies were discovered in a forested area in the greek region of evros. a local coroner has said all 18 were male and two were younger, possibly minors. autopsies will be held in a few hours time, before that, dna samples will be taken to begin the process of identifying the dead. bbc news has spoken to one man, a syrian, who was worried that his cousin was among the group. he says the young man was 27, he had travelled to turkey with a group of other syrians, afghans and iraqis. their plan was to cross the border illegally from turkey, as many do, and to head to the region of evros where the wildfires are taking place. he lost contact with his cousin three days ago. he said poignantly that if this group had been in trouble, that even if the fires had been coming closer to them, they would not have called for help from the turkish or greek authorities be
into his conduct he was arrested injanuary last year, before all charges against him were dropped. the next move in encouraging more children to play chess a million pound funding boost, and a hundred boards to be installed in public parks. good morning. some low cloud and mist around this morning. that will lift and we are looking at a day of sunshine and showers. most of the showers in the north and west. all the details later in the programme. it s tuesday 22nd august. our main story. president biden has paid tribute to the resilience of the people of maui during a visit to the hawaiian island which was devastated by wildfires earlier this month. mr biden said the country would stand with them for as long as it took, and pledged to respect the traditions of local people as they rebuild their lives, homes and businesses. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. almost two weeks after wildfires swept through this hawaiian island, a scene of utter devastation