Hello and welcoMe to our look ahead to what the the papers wIll be brIngIng us toMorrow. WIth Me are BenedIcte PavIot froM France 2a and Matt Dathan froM The TIMes. ToMorrows front pages. The guardIan reports that brItaIns lIve Events Sector has fInally been proMIsed a CovId CancellatIon Insurance scheMe but that the announceMent coMes too late for Many festIvals and events that have already been cancelled. The daIly telegraph wrItes that unIversItIes are turnIng to Entrance ExaMs because they can no longer rely on A Levels to fInd the brIghtest students. The I reports on the governMents plans to deploy VaccIne Buses and use Influencers to encourage teenagers to take upjabs. The tIMes adds that young people wIll be told to get a CoronavIrus VaccIne or MIss out on fun as MInIsters eMploy veIled threats to boost wanIng take up rates. The FInancIal TIMes wrItes that the Bank Of England Is to start lookIng at potentIal Interest Rate rIses to tackle InflatIon. The DaIly MaIl Is reportIng th
Im Sarah Mulkerrins Live In Tokyo on day 14, where Steven Gardiner won 400 Metres Gold to secure athletes are having to battle the extreme Heat Injapan forcing the extreme Heat Injapan forcing the Womens Gold Metal football forcing the Womens Gold Metal Football Match to be moved. Live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. Its newsday. Welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. Its 7am in the morning here in singapore, and 3 30am in the morning across afghanistan, where the government is mobilising its forces to try to repel taliban fighters as they move in on several big cities. This map shows you some of the key areas of the fighting in kandahar, Herat And Lashkar gah. This is the situation earlier on thursday in herat, with taliban fighters reportedly moving at will in much of the city. Here are the thoughts of some of the residents. Translation the situation is tough. | our houses have all been destroyed. People have all fled. There are e
After she pulled out of all the other individual events from the olympics, suffering from what is known as the twisties, losing herself in the air during these performances. Now, The Greatest Female Gymnast in history turning in this solid performance In Tokyo to wrap up a Gut Wrenching games on a high note. Coy wire is standing by Live In Tokyo with the details. I watched it, coy, no sign of the twisties there. No, you know, here she was, shes even said that she felt like, brianna, she had the weight of the world on her shoulders at times. I was there in the venue behind me, and you could see there was a camera in her face everywhere she went, magnifying the moment. The crowd, and i will say crowd because there were more media at this event than any other that i had been to here In Tokyo, including other gymnastics events. There were cheers from media from all around the world, wanting to support Simone Biles in this. Her other Team Usa athletes were there as well, holding american fl
It sounds funny when i say it now, but. Every now and then on a Game Show Youd have, like, a brown person come on. And that was a moment for my family. We were like, come, come, come, theres like some indian guy on here, you know. All i remember now is he was just brown. That was good enough for us, right . Ifeel like being bengali and bangladeshi, its almost seen as at the bottom. Were like a minority within a minority. Being a bangladeshi woman, that stopped me achieving certain things. We as a community forget the power we have. In the year when bangladesh turns 50 years old, im going to show you what it means to be British Bangladeshi in 2021. Look here with Ali Official. Lets go and how the young generation of British Bangladeshis are changing things up. Yeah, moments like that make me feel, like, ok, ali, maybe youre doing something right. Maybe youre doing something right. Typically, when people think of British Bangladeshis, they may think of, like, East London or Tower Hamlets
Its covid lockdown. Hello and welcome to the programme. I am Live In Tokyo for day 10 of the Olympic Games. We start our Coverage Today with news that the czech Republic And Poland have offered to help a belarusian sprinter who was ordered home from the games by her countrys olympic officials. Krystsina tsimanouskaya was due to compete in the womens 200m event on monday. But after posting a Video Complaining about being entered into another race at short notice, she says she was told to pack and taken to the airport. She then contacted police, and uploaded a video on Social Media, appealing for help, and the flight took off without her on board. Ramzan karmali reports. Surrounded by police and safe. That is what belarusian Athlete Krystsina Tsimanouskaya believes for now. The sprinter was due to be honest darting blocks later today but says she was forced to pack before being taken to the airport in tokyo against her will. Translation i asked the International Olympic Committee for hel