Firing back at critics and people who question science. And new data suggesting how you vote could determine how you spend your Post Pandemic Summer and a Staffing Shortage forcing one major airline to cancel hundreds of upcoming flights. Good morning to our viewers in the United States and around the world. It is monday, june 21st. Happy summer. We do begin with the aftermath of a horrific Chainreaction Crash on a highway in alabama that left ten people dead. Nine of them children. The youngest victim just nine months old. Images of the crash on Interstate 65 revealed just how awful it was. Look at that. Eight of the victims were traveling in a van from a home for abused and neglected young girls. They were heading back from a Beach Vacation when the crash occurred in butler county. A team of Federal Investigators is on the scene. Cnn Martin Savidge is live with the latest. This is, to echo john, its horrific. Theres no other Wor D for it. Reporter they tried to do what they could. Re
African countries. Benjamin researchers say the variant caught them offguard. Experts are calling it a big jump in the viruss evolution. It has a large number of mutations. The concern is when you have so many mutations it can have an impact on how the virus behaves. Benjamin Jonathan Serrie is following it live from atlanta. It doesnt sound good. Researchers are just beginning to stud ooh he the new variant. There are a lot of unknowns. International Health Officials are concerned the sheer number of mutations may make this new variant first detected in africa more dangerous than previous variants. Listen. The early indications we have of this variant it may be more transmissible than the Delta Variant and the vaccines that we currently have may be less effective against it. Britain imposed a temporary ban on flights from six african countries and requiring british travelers returning from those countries to quarantine in hotels. Each time the coronavirus spreads from one person to th
today s budget might have left you with a bit more money in your pocket but some of the public services you rely on will face big spending cuts. so is it a vote winner? mr chancellor of the exchequer. cheering it was the last spring budget before the next election. tonight we ll interrogate whyjeremy hunt made the announcements he did. and interrrogate one of his treasury ministers. overall, the tax burden is going up. correct? the tax burden is still too high, overall. absolutely. and it s going up? we ll also talk to labour s campaign chief. we ll talk live to representatives of business and public sector workers and our politics panel is here to help us decode it all and tell us when we might be going to the polls. today s was a budget that was as much about what comes next as about what comes now. there s another 2p cut in national insurance that will kick in soon but there s also the growing realisation that whoever wins the next election, they will face a daunting cho
in the days after, trump kept bringing up the washington post report again and again. on august 26 affidavit every redacted, nothing mentioned on nuclear. a few days later, quote, whatever happened to nuclear? a word leaked early on by fbi doj to the fake news media. something about that whole nuclear thing really hurt donald trump. i got under his skin. but besides trump s outbursts, four days after that reporting, we heard nothing about the washington post reporting on those nuclear secrets, no other news outlet confirmed the post alarming reporting. but then a week ago, a week ago tonight, the justice department revealed in a court filing in an unsealed subpoena from may that the documents and the doj was looking for documents at mar-a-lago, once that included a classification called, formerly restricted data. that s a definition that concerns nuclear weapons. now, tonight, the intrepid reporters at the washington post are at it again. headline, material on foreign nations
towards the 2% target. inflation is now falling to just above 3%, and we expect it to be close to the target in the coming months. that s encouraging, but we are not yet at a point where we can cut bank rates. adam drummond, is associate director at opinium, a market research and insight agency. welcome. what do you see in this polling? is there any chance for rishi sunak? polling? is there any chance for rishi sunak? ., , , ., . rishi sunak? probably not. with the oll ou rishi sunak? probably not. with the poll you were rishi sunak? probably not. with the poll you were talking rishi sunak? probably not. with the poll you were talking about - rishi sunak? probably not. with the poll you were talking about is - poll you were talking about is that there is a bit of spread in what polling companies are coming out with. you love is at the higher end with. you love is at the higher end with high labour leads for a while they have been coming out with but there is a another po