attempts to gain government contracts for a business which has collapsed. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we re covering all the latest coronavirus developments hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. president biden is ending america s longest ever war. american soldiers invaded afghanistan in 2001 almost twenty years later, they are still there. but not for much longer. he will withdraw the remaining two and a half thousand troops by september the 11th the anniversary of the terror attack that launched this fight. here s what mr biden had to say a little earlier today. keeping thousands of troops grounded and concentrated in just one country at the cost of billions each year makes little sense to me and our leaders. we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in afghanistan hoping to create ideal c
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, chief leader writer at the observer and tom newton dunn, chief political commentator with times radio. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the front page of the metro looks at the row over lobbying of politicians involving the collapsed firm greensill capital. it echoes the words of labour leader sir keir starmer who accused ministers of a return to tory sleaze . in the wake of the greensill row the telegraph focusses on the crackdown on senior civil service officials who have been asked to declare any paid second jobs by the end of this week. meanwhile as the treasury select committee looks into lobbying the is headline reads. uk lobbying watchdog is, lobbyist . the daily mail s front page reports that the prime minister himself was lobbied by the saudi crown prince in a bid to buy a top english football club. away from greensill the guardian warns th
demonizes white people. do you agree that we re demonizing kids. we are demonizing white people for being born. are some of our students white people? yes. some of our biggest media con glom member rants who claim to be avatars of the first amendment, they have become cheerleaders for censorship. brian: all right. here we go a knife wielding teenage girl shot dead by police in ohio as she tries stabbing two women prompting demonstrations. [chanting what do we want justice? when do we want it? now. the shooting happening as ex-cop derek chauvin was found guilty in the murder of george floyd. jeff paul is life in minneapolis this morning with reaction. jeff? well, yeah. it s very calm this morning here in downtown minneapolis. after what was an overwhelmingly peaceful night in the hours after the verdict was read in the derek chauvin trial and shortly after that verdict was read and he was found guilty on all three counts, he was led away pretty immediate
one of the scientists responsible for developing the astrazeneca vaccine in britain has warned that a future pandemic could be even more contagious or more lethal. professor dame sarah gilbert said funding was needed to ensure the knowledge gained over the last two years in fighting deadly viruses was not lost. on the omicron variant, she said steps to slow down its spread should be taken until more was known about it. mark lobel has this report. a stark warning from the creator of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine that the advances made could lost without more funding for future pandemics. without more funding for future pandemics- pandemics. this will not be the last time a pandemics. this will not be the last time a virus pandemics. this will not be the last time a virus threatens - pandemics. this will not be the last time a virus threatens our| last time a virus threatens our lives and livelihoods. the truth is that the next one could be worse. it could be more contagi
could be even worse a warning from the woman who helped create the astrazeneca vaccine. anger in nigeria, as it s added to the red list of uk travel restrictions from today. four years in jail for the myanmar s former civilian leader, aung san suu kyi her supporters say the charges are bogus. lucky to be alive the gap year student who was dragged under by a crocodile and lived to tell the tale. and why every household in wales is going to be given a tree. and coming up on the bbc news channel, darren gough has been appointed as the interim managing director of yorkshire county cricket club replacing martyn moxon, one of 16 people to leave the club last week. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government is promising to crack down on drugs gangs, as part of a ten year strategy for tackling drug misuse in england and wales. ministers say they want to dismantle so called county lines drugs gangs. they re also promising the biggest ever single investme