at westminster cathedral. good morning. a promising sundae of sunshine awaits. yes, we have some low cloud, mist and fog around. it will lift and we will have another glorious day. plenty of sunshine and getting a little bit warmer. all of the details, coming up shortly. good morning! how are you? it is sunday the 30th of may. 0ur good morning! how are you? it is sunday the 30th of may. our top story: chelsea fans are celebrating the biggest prize in european club football for a second time after their team beat manchester city in the champions league final in portugal. more than 16,000 supporters were allowed into the stadium in porto. the host city was changed from istanbul because of covid restrictions. laura scott reports. nine years on from the first taste of european glory, chelsea crowned champions once again. but on a frenetic night in porto, they had to keep fighting right to the wire. 0n keep fighting right to the wire. on paper, manchester city were all out attack
now on bbc news duncan kennedy reports on the story of historical forced adoptions and the mothers search for justice. a warning there are some details in this programme that some viewers may find upsetting. i loved her so much, i still love her. i m her mum. it was to be a secret, it wasn t to be discussed. i was mourning for a child that i had lost. | i canjust remember lying there thinking. better to die. a historical injustice is what happened to us. other countries have recognised it, and it s high time ours did. everyone was saying, | if you love your baby, you will give him up. the undiluted joy of a new baby. the parental bond that forms after birth is a foundation of our human existence. but what if the mother was pressured, even coerced, into giving up her baby for adoption just because she was not married? i couldn t even imagine her, i think the heartbreak would just be, you would never recover. you couldn t, it s impossible. the love is just immediate, isn
now on bbc news, duncan kennedy reports on the story of historical forced adoptions and the mothers search for a justice. a warning 7 there are some details in this programme that some viewers may find upsetting. i loved her so much, i still love her. i m her mum. it was to be a secret, it was not to be discussed. i was mourning for a child that i had lost. | i canjust remember lying there thinking. better to die. a historical injustice is what happened to us. other countries have recognised it, and it s high time ours did. everyone was saying, | if you love your baby, you will give him up. the undiluted joy of a new baby. the parental bond that forms after birth is a foundation of our human existence. but what if the mother was pressured, even coerced, into giving up her baby for adoption just because she was not married? i couldn t even imagine her, i think the heartbreak would just be, you would never recover. you couldn t, it s impossible. the love is just immediate, i
all in starts right now. good evening, i m chris hayes. graduation season is over in phoenix, arizona. i guess where the backup? to hear, june 20th, 21st, recounted ballots from last year s election. republicans in the arizona state senate for subpoenaed those ballots back in december. ballots from just one county, mind you, maricopa. of course, maricopa is the diverse whom and the state s capital, that flip for democrats in november. and so, state republicans targeted maricopa county and only maricopa county, for this equal parts clownish and poisonous undertaking. people are pointing and laughing, there s an entire authoritarian ecosystem during its energy, as if from this, that is growing and spreading. if you ve never seen this brace yourself for this bunkers dispatch, the far-right oil network interviewing the chairwoman of the arizona republican party, kelly. ward update as to what is going on with the audit? natalie, it s great to be here. yes, the audit is proce
president biden putting the finishing touches on his big speech to congress tomorrow night. police reform is expected to be part of it. it is no surprise since biden s justice department just announced its second investigation into a local police department in less than a week. first it was minneapolis. now it s louisville. finally, nearly 400 days after the cdc said to start wearing masks, it s finally expected that they could be here to tell us it is okay to go outside without one. president biden expected to announce this new cdc guidance later today. joining me now, nbc news chief white house correspondent kristen welker and nbc s cal perry, in louisville, kentucky, home of the kentucky derby, which takes place this weekend. obviously, it is a big announcement. they wouldn t be creating this big fuss if it wasn t. you re absolutely right, steph. this is a big announcement coming on the eve of president biden marking 100 days in office. what are we expecting? at this p