where croatia s donna vekic has taken the first spot in this year s semifinal as qualifier lulu sun s fairytale run comes to an end. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. sir keir starmer has addressed mps in parliament for the first time as prime minister. surrounded by labour mp5 on the government benches for the first time in m years, he said it was time to turn the page and unite in a common endeavour of national renewal. opposite him was rishi sunak now leader of the oppostion, who congratulated the prime minister on his victory. the process of swearing in more than 600 mp5 is now under way. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young joins us from westminster. it was certainly a different tone today? yes, it was, a change in tone, that robust political debate set aside for one day, i m sure it won t last, but a change too in personnel. there are a lot of happy looking labour and liberal democrat mps and they look a bit lost as they find their way around parliam
caught on video. come on. i got you. i got the baby. we ll be speaking live with two of the police officers who heroically lifted a car to rescue them. good morning, to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it s monday, july 26th. stark numbers this morning revealing the consequences of this optional portion of the pandemic. the one that doesn t need to be happening in the united states really at all. covid cases have quadrupled, quadrupled in the past month. hospitalizations more than doubled. and it is almost exclusively a pandemic of the unvaccinated with more than half the country lagging behind the national vaccination average. this is what dr. fauci has to say. we re going in the wrong direction. since we have 50% of the country is not fully vaccinated, that s a problem, particularly when you have a variant like delta which has this extraordinary characteristic of being able to spread very efficiently and very easily from person to perso
bronze medal bout in the judo. chelsie giles from coventry in a bronze medal bout in thejudo. she rose to the challenge, securing bronze in style. delight for her and for team gb. theirfirst medal of the games, and you could see just what it meant. in the tae kwon do, meanwhile, bradly sinden from doncaster was ready for the fight of his life. victory in the semifinal and he would be guaranteed a medal, but with less than 20 seconds less heat left, he was trailing, until this. the stunning late flurry saw him pass china into the final. what a moment for him, now guaranteed at least a silver, but hoping it would soon be gold. but earlier it was a different story as jade jones hopes of a third consecutive olympic title endedin of a third consecutive olympic title ended in a shock defeat. her team mates left in tears as one of britain s biggest medal hopes left early. i britain s biggest medal hopes left earl . early. i felt scared, i felt too much pressure, early. i felt
a crocodile, to save her sister. it a crocodile, to save her sister. grabbed her on the behind it grabbed her on the leg and her behind and try to death roll her and drag her away. so i was beating it on its snout and he grabbed my wrist and my arm. so i had to beat it off with the other and my other arm. so i had to beat it off with the other and my other arm. and coming up, i ll be taking a close look at the changing face of world politics withjoe biden taking his first steps on the world stage, and israel led by its first new prime minister in more than a decade that s in dateline in half an hour. the players are on the pitch for the game between one of the oldest rivalries in football england and scotland who are facing each other at wembley in their much anticipated euro s match tonight. thousands of scotland fans are in london, for the game which has huge implications for both nations hopes in the competition. it s the first time the men s teams have met in a maj
it grabbed her on the leg and her behind, and tried to death roll her and drag her away. so i was beating it on its snout, and it grabbed my wrist and my arm, so i had to beat it off with my other arm. their nightmare began here, at the manialtepec lagoon. an unlicensed german guide told their tour group it was safe to swim in these waters, despite it being hatching season for crocodiles. it s just one of those things where, you know, mistakes happen, and so i don t want him to feel any worse, because we all make mistakes. yes, pretty big one. georgia s bravery undoubtedly saved melissa, who still has months of recovery ahead. i helped save my sister s life, but also she fought for her own life as well. she really fought and clung on. will grant, bbc news, puerto escondido. that s it. good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are dawn foster, broadcaster and writer fort the jacobin website. jasmine cameron chi