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at 10 o clock, we ll be here with a full round up of the days news. first, newscast. i canno t believe that a press conference about covid ended up as a sort of rap battle between chris whitty, that is still the rules for us, that is still part of our winter plan. i don t know, actually, that could take us quite a long way to the rest of the year, and of course and the thing about winter in the nhs, do you remember whenjeremy hunt told us on newscast at the mentor in the nhs lasts until april the next year. it s only september, we ve been talking about it all day. something big happened stop at the base chapel, and it s pretty much nearly done as we were recording this on thursday evening, but let s recap the big winners, because what s been happening today on thursday as the lower runs of the latter, the top runs were done on wednesday that big winners are liz truss, foreign secretary and then nadeem, probably rewarded for it the vaccine route. a big challenge about ho ....
it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that entirely too often uses the doggy paddle. i m jonathan lemire on this thursday, july 29th. let s start with the news. folks, they ve got a deal. senators celebrated yesterday after finally coming to an agreement on a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. the break came after weeks of disagreements over sticking points such as transportation funding and how to pay for it. chuck schumer held a vote exactly one week after the previous vote failed. it passed with every democrat and 17 republicans including minority leaders mitch mcconnell signing on. despite the popularity of it and the need for it, washington hasn t been able to get it done. this time we re going to get it done. it s a matter of building a relationship and having trust. i trust each one of them with my political life, i really do, because i know we want the same thing, what s best for our country. this ....
bill. chuck schumer saying he intends to get the legislation along with a budget resolution paving the way for the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill through before the august recess. we are on track to pass both elements of the two track strategy before we adjourn for august recess. it took some prodding and a few dead line but it all has worked out for the better. we re going look at the road ahead with colorado democratic senator john hickenlooper who helped negotiate that bill. a house committee heard from some of the texas democratic law machers who fled the state to block passage of a voting restrictions bill as protesters march towards the state capitol in texas demanding action on voting rights. we re learning more about how far donald trump went in his efforts to get the justice department to help him pursue his false election fraud claim. we ll talk with a reporter that broke that story and get reaction from senate judiciary committee chair dick durbin. and ....
inequalities in the uk. he says it won t make richer areas poorer england s bukayo saka has spoken out after receiving racist abuse for missing a penalty in the euro 2020 final. 0n twitter, he wrote that he won t let the negativity he s received break him and said social media platforms aren t doing enough to stop the hate. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. at least a2 people have died and many more are missing after severe floods in western germany. at least four people died when their houses were swept away in the village of schuld. the region has seen record high rainfall over the past 2a hours. the worst affected district has been ahrweiler, in the state of rhineland palatinate, where 18 people have died. the netherlands have also been badly affected and in belgium six people are known to have died with the city of liege urging all residents to leave. the germany chancellor angela merkel says she s had messages of solidarity from other countries who have als ....
at least 30 people have died and dozens are missing after unprecedented flooding in western germany. borisjohnson says his plans for ending inequalities in the uk won t make richer areas poorer. give musicians a fair share of the hundreds of millions of pounds record labels earn from streaming, says a group of mps. and the 149th 0pen gets under way, after a year s delay, in kent. and coming up on the bbc news channel. great britain s women s football squad will take the knee before their matches at the tokyo 0lympic games this month. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. sugar and salt should be taxed, and fruit and vegetables prescribed by the nhs in order to improve our diets, an independent review has said. the report, led by the businessman henry dimbleby, says the taxes raised could also be used to extend free school meals to more children. mr dimbleby said that poor eating habits cause horrific health harms . but the food industry says new taxes coul ....