city of ghazni as the un warns of an unfolding humanitarian disaster. the uk economy grows by nearly 5% between april and june following the easing of restrictions. new zealand says it will keep its border closed until at least the end of the year to keep covid out. and more wildfires in italy, as sicily records what could be europe s hottest ever temperature. and coming up this hour we ll talk to the new star of the track 23 year old matt walls who won gold and silver at his first olympics. sorry about that delay. good morning. good morning. more than half a million students in england, wales and northern ireland are receiving their gcse grades this morning with record results predicted. for the second year running, the grades have been based on teachers assessments, after exams were cancelled. let s speak to elaine dunkley, our education correspondent, who s in dagenham. have they got their results yet, or is it imminent? is it imminent? they have got the results. is it
and the express reports calls from mps for the prime minister to plough on in winning the war against covid and rise above attacks by his former aide dominic cummings. the mail leads with claims borisjohnson said he would rather see bodies pile high in their thousands than order a third lockdown . and on the front page of the i the prime minister is facing tax issues over the renovation of his number ten flat with hmrc wanting to know where the money came from. and sporting stars social media boycott the mirror reports on calls for social media platforms to crack down on abusive content. so let s begin. the time is coming still in frame. they did dismiss the claim that a former aide has been cleared. this rumbles on. it s not all of the front pages can be might have expected to be on more of the newspapers, even monday morning. this is a sort of precursor to what the cabinet secretary may be saying to mps in the morning. that the story basically saying about what do
i m filling in for mark kermode to review this week s releases. the american actress aubrey plaza usually picks really interesting indie films. i loved safety not guaranteed and ingrid goes west. her latest movie might be her most fascinating yet. you re so lucky. what do you mean? you ve got a guy who cooks. i can t cook. like at all. like anything? can you cook eggs? i can scramble an egg, maybe. what about a hamburger? have you ever cooked a hamburger? baked a potato? uh uh. you never baked a potato? black bear begins as a biting relationships drama and transforms into something much more complex. it s split into two parts, both set in a remote lake house and featuring three terrific lead actors aubrey plaza, sarah gadon, and christopher abbott. orfour actors if you include a real black bear. you re really hard to read. yeah, you know what? i get that all the time. part one, called the bear in the road, is an intense triple hander in which plaza s character allison arriv
calls to apologise to the archbishop of canterbury in the wake of a row over the government s immigration policy. the actorjohnny depp tells a court his ex wife became violent when their relationship soured and her behaviour inspired him to turn to drink and drugs. and prince harry talks about his visit to his grandmother last week but says he doesn t know if he ll return for her platinumjubilee injune. i don t know, there s lots of things, security issues, so i m trying to make it possible that i can get my kids to meet her. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel, we will get the view from ukraine and one of their former tennis stars after wimbledon s decisison to ban russian and belarussian players this summer. good evening and welcome to the news at six. ukraine s president, volodymyr zelensky, has said he s ready to swap russian prisoners of war in exchange for the safe passage of civilians and troops from the beseigned city of mariupol. as t