showing that she carries on no matter what, and this is really a personal moment for president biden. it s shaping up to be a rough summer in the skies. at least 2,900 reports of unruly behavior by passengers this year. the number of people killed by guns in america continue to rise this weekend as there s a scourge of mass shootings. i am pamela brown. you are live in the cnn newsroom this sunday. president biden might be in brussels tonight but his mind is likely in geneva, as the president gets ready to meet with the american allies at the nato summit tomorrow. both biden and putin can agree on one thing ahead of the meeting, u.s./russia relations are strained. i think he s right. it s a low point. it depends on how he responds to acting consistent with international norms, which in many cases he has not. senior white house correspondent, phil mattingly, joins us live from pwrbrussels. phil, what is the president saying about the likely tension meeting coming u
now on bbc news, it s time for dateline. hello and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the best known columnists on uk newspapers, bbc specialists, and the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline: london. this week, record breaking daily increases in covid infection hit the uk. pleas, not lockdown, are the order of the day, though the public are already voting with their feet. borisjohnson s pleas are ignored by 100 of his own mps, and by voters in a previously loyal part of england. is he now leader of the party and the country only in name? henry chu is long serving foreign correspondent and deputy news editor at the la times. polly toynbee is a veteran columnist on the left of centre guardian newspaper. and simonjack, the bbc s business editor, is here in the studio. good to see you, simon, and good to have you both joining us from parts around the uk while we maintain all our social distancing forjus
correspondent and deputy news editor at the la times. polly toynbee is a veteran columnist on the left of centre guardian newspaper. and simonjack, the bbc s business editor, is here in the studio. good to see you, simon, and good to have you bothjoining us from parts around the uk while we maintain all our social distancing forjust that little bit longer, as a result of what s happening at the moment. let s begin in downing street, who have been having a week they d rather forget. three things may explain why. a newspaper published a photo of a christmas party last year held in the basement of borisjohson s party headquarters, at a time when all such activities were against the law. the uk s leading civil servant, the cabinet secretary, was investigating gatherings inside downing street, one of them in the prime minister s own flat at least he was. it turns out his office organised what it called a christmas party, too. on tuesday, the imposition of covid vaccine certfic
now on bbc news it s time for dateline. hello and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the best known columnists on uk newspapers, bbc specialists, and the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline: london. this week, record breaking daily increases in covid infection hit the uk. pleas, not lockdown, are the order of the day, though the public are already voting with their feet. borisjohnson s pleas are ignored by 100 of his own mps, and by voters in a previously loyal part of england. is he now leader of the party and the country only in name? henry chu is long serving foreign correspondent and deputy news editor at the la times. polly toynbee is a veteran columnist on the left of centre guardian newspaper. and simonjack, the bbc s business editor, is here in the studio. good to see you, simon, and good to have you bothjoining us from parts around the uk while we maintain all our social distancing forjust
is he now leader only in name? henry chu, long serving foreign correspondent and deputy henry chu is long serving foreign correspondent and deputy news editor of the la times. polly toynbee is veteran columnist on the left of centre guardian newspaper. simonjack, the bbc s business editor, is here in the studio. good to see you simon, and good to have you bothjoining us good to see you simon, and good to have you both joining us from have you bothjoining us from parts around the uk. as a result of what s happening at the moment. let s begin in downing street. they have been having a week they d rather forget. three things may explain why. a newspaper published a photo of a christmas party last year held in the basement of borisjohson s party hq, at a time when all such activities were against the law. the uk s leading civil servant, the cabinet secretary, was investigating gatherings inside downing street, one of them in the prime minister s own flat ar least he was. at l