Conservatives? robert generic and victoria atkins are here. More of you voted for the other parties than ever before. One of the victors, ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats, joins us this morning. Conservative lord michael howard. Morning, morning. Let s start by looking at the papers. The observer as the new prime minister on the front page saying, it is time to deliver. The conservative rule and the scheme is dead and buried. The sunday times said the government needs a plan for emigration. The suella braverman tells the telegraph the tories deserved to lose. On the other big contest, the football. England reach the euro semis, beating switzerland last night. Asa as a historian, something like this is real history, it happened so real rarely, real change? it is is real history, it happened so real rarely, real change? rarely, real change? it is true, landslides rarely, real change? it is true, landslides however rarely, real change? it is true, landslides however much rare
The week in parliament. Hello and welcome to the week in parliament. The week ministers decided to change england s covid rules. We will revoke all social distancing guidance inc. Including the two metre rule. Hallelujah! but labour refused to join in the hallelujah chorus. Once again, instead of a careful, controlled approach we are heading for a summer of chaos and confusion. Also in this programme a call for more women lorry drivers. It is a very white male sector, and i think there are huge opportunities for the sector to diversify. And could brexit save the british hedgehog? an mp says a new farming policy. Should aim to secure and restore hedgerows and habitats to give our hedgehogs a bit of a brexit dividend. But first. It had been trailed as england s freedom day the day people could throw away their masks, party with more than five friends and even perhaps plan a foreign holiday. But with infections continuing to rise, and predictions they could reach 100,000 a day, labour sai
For so many, it is being said that he had to get a good start, and when the opening site if not against somebody like djokovic, with the experience like him, the match could run away, run away, and it looks like djokovic is in control at the start of this. It could be a short time on court for bearing teeny unless he can step it up. He has a powerful serve, unless he can step it up. He has a powerfulserve, he unless he can step it up. He has a powerful serve, he won the queen has not powerful serve, he won the queen cosmic tournament, ii mansions matches on grass, going onto this final, can you come back? we wait and see, but djokovic is in control. Never has the weather been more important today. Let s get the latest. He was darren. Good afternoon. We have got the sunshine at wimbledon and may well have some rain at wembley this evening. I m sure it will not dampen the enthusiasm one bit. Let me shower you the radar picture. Your as the rain coming to wales and the southwest. So
Germany think they can be any renegotiation of that, in fact is an international treaty the uk has to abide by its pretty much the message she was sending. Yes. Abide by its pretty much the message she was sending. abide by its pretty much the message she was sending. Yes. We must leave it there. She was sending. Yes. We must leave it there time she was sending. Yes. We must leave it there. Time pressing. she was sending. Yes. We must leave it there. Time pressing. Thank she was sending. Yes. We must leave it there. Time pressing. Thank you. It there. Time pressing. Thank you very much. Much more coming up at six. I ll have the latest news for you then. Now on bbc news, anna smith has the film review. Hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. I m filling in for mark kermode to review this week s releases. French exit, a dark comedy starring michelle pfeiffer, is finally making a glamourous entrance to uk cinemas this weekend. It is all gone. I spoke to you about t
Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me arejoe wilson, the uk politics reporter at bloomberg, and sian griffiths, the education editor at the sunday times. Let s catch up with the front pages again that they ve both been looking at. The future of quarantine the times writes that fully vaccinated people may not need to isolate if they come into contact with someone with the virus, a change it says could be made within weeks. Isolating also takes the front of the mail, as it leads with reports of calls to reform rules or risk crippling the economy. And another split in westminster, as michael gove becomes the second cabinet minister to part ways with their wife in the space of a week. The telegraph focuses on whether any social distancing rules could have been broken. A victory for decency” the labour leader sir keir starmer s reaction to the by election win in batley and spen leads on the front of the guardian. It s trading t