using racist language against his former yorkshire team mate azeem rafiq. good morning and welcome to bbc news. scientists researching the effectiveness of the hpv vaccine have produced the first major study which they say shows that it s reducing rates of cervical cancer by almost 90% in some age groups. one of the lead researchers has described the impact of the uk vaccination programme as huge . the charity, cancer research uk, says the findings are historic . here s more from our health correspondent dominic hughes. almost all cases of cervical cancer are linked to the human papillomavirus. the hpv vaccine programme targeting the virus itself was introduced in the uk in 2008, when girls aged between 11 and 13 were first offered the jab. and since september 2019, boys of the same age have also been eligible. now, the first real world study of the vaccine shows it s had a dramatic effect. cervical cancer rates were 87% lower in girls who were offered the vaccine when aged
control. this comes as the republican presidential race is heating up with only 37 days to go until the first gop debate. one republican candidate, arkansas governor asa hutchinson will join me live in just moments. first on the democratic side, an appearance by democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia is terrifying democrats and sparking speculation of a white house run for manchin on a third-party ticket. cnn s jeff zeleny is in new hampshire ahead of the no labels event, that s the name of the group, and this is expected to start at any moment. senator manchin has refused to rule out a presidential bid or independent ticket. democrats must be nervously watching this event for a potential announcement. reporter: there s no doubt that democrats, particularly the white house watching carefully the no labels moves p mment. this has been a movement underway for more than a decade in washington, promoting bipartisanship. tonight here outside manchester, new hampshire, w
claiming responsibility for an attack on a bridge linking crimea to russia, a vital supply line for vladimir putin s war. i ll ask key white house official john kirby about the strike and putin s vow to retaliate for what he s calling a terrorist attack. also tonight, the federal judge in the trump classified documents case is now looking to push the ball forward on actually setting a trial date. we re getting new information about tomorrow s leadoff hearing in the criminal prosecution of the former president. and under fire from fellow democrats, representative pramila jayapal is attempting to walk back her remark that israel is, quote, a racist state. but republican house speaker kevin mccarthy wants more, nann demanding that jayapal s party take action against her. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room. we begin this hour with the war in ukraine and the impact of that bridge attack by u
i know i could find a gas station anywhere, but e.v., what if i m low on electric juice. i would consider anything that s electric and that performance well. the fact is that the battery is reduced by 40% in cold, cold weather. we placed the order, we are getting a tesla. i would rather work on it myself rather than somebody else do it. the biden administration, strict now limits on gas powered vehicles killing cars as we know them today, and arguably ending an era that helped turn america into a global superpower. hello, welcome everyone, sandra smith in new york. bill: i m bill melugin in for john roberts. aggressive proposal by the e.p.a., transforming the auto industry. sandra: requiring as many as two-thirds of new cars and trucks in this country sold by 2032 to be electric. critics of this plan say president biden s sweeping climate agenda is moving unreasonably fast and is an attempt to kill the combustion engine, which revolutionized industrial manufac
if you couldn t hear rachel, all she said was awe, that was cute. rachel: little kid absoluting in his fatigues. pete: yeah you can them almost spot on fatigue. we want to see the patriotic school photos and e-mail at friends@foxnews.com. good morning. summer is almost over. second to last. you have to say it because you savor that in the process. it jumps up and it s over. rachel: you like fall because you like football. pete: i like summer and i don t like summer ending like anybody else. you want to go out on top if you can go out. we did a kicking competition. pete: in what i might have to say is probably will go down as the least objective standard for victory flat configuration fox & friends history. just random? pete: just a very wonderful kids 11 and under coach deciding on a kick into the net who the winner was. i got to say it was will. rachel: what i loved about that win, you ve won many trophies, but you ve never had a team of 11 year-olds surround you. wi