includes his future recordings. japan s naomi osaka pulls out of wimbledon a month after withdrawing from the french open. hello and thanks forjoining us. the us supreme court has ruled against the latest republican challenge to the affordable care act known as obamaca re. it s survived the third attempt to strike it down, which was led by eighteen republican controlled states. president biden described the decision as a big win for the american people. barack obama said it showed that his signature policy was here to stay . it s the third time the court has thrown out efforts to scrap the programme. well, to discuss can now speak to us supreme court and us constitution expert ilya shapiro who is the director of the robert a levy center for constitutional studies at the cato institute. thank you so much for coming on the programme. thank you so much for coming on the programme- the programme. what is your reaction to the programme. what is your reaction to the the pro
the united states has described a raid by hong kong police on the pro democracy newspaper, apple daily, as politically motivated . five senior figures from the paper were arrested and are being held under security laws imposed by beijing. they include the editor in chief, ryan law. the newspaper has consistently opposed china s tightening grip on hong kong. the bbc s danny vincent is in hong kong. the police came in the early hours of the morning. 500 officers deployed to arrest five media executives, suspected of violating hong kong s new national security law. they surrounded the building. journalists inside continued live streaming the raid on their own paper. mark simon is an adviser tojimmy lai and former executive with apple daily s parent company, next media. essentially, it s not up to us any more, it s up to the chinese communist party. they seem to be able to put a man in space but they can t tolerate somebody talking on the streets of hong kong about freedom and d
the united states has described a raid by hong kong police on the pro democracy newspaper, apple daily, as politically motivated . five senior figures from the paper were arrested and are being held under security laws imposed by beijing. they include the editor in chief, ryan law. the newspaper has consistently opposed china s tightening grip on hong kong. the bbc s danny vincent is in hong kong. the police came in the early hours of the morning. 500 officers deployed to arrest five media executives, suspected of violating hong kong s new national security law. they surrounded the building. journalists inside continued live streaming the raid on their own paper. mark simon is an adviser tojimmy lai and former executive with apple daily s parent company, next media. essentially, it s not up to us any more, it s up to the chinese communist party. they seem to be able to put a man in space but they can t tolerate somebody talking on the streets of hong kong about freedom and d
to the dress code enforced during their previous time in power. the education secretary nadhim zahawi has said the government must not be complacent after the conservatives suffered substantial losses in local elections across england, scotland and wales. the party lost almost 500 council seats, with the liberal democrats and labour making gains. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. the full picture of elections across england, scotland and wales is now clear, and the losses for the conservatives have been significant down almost 500 councillors, ii more councils now out of tory control. ministers say they are listening. very much around making sure we have the plan for recovery continues, that we continue to bear down on the household budget pressures. 22 billion in 12 months is what we re delivering now. we re not going to be complacent. we re going to continue to bear down on that, safer streets and, of course, the nhs backlog. labour had hoped a national ba