government s decision to scrap all remaining covid restrictions in england on the 19th ofjuly as irresponsible . this will definitely have an impact on a lot of patients who have been suffering and waiting for too long for their operations and treatments, being cancelled. migrants trying to cross the mediterranean to europe say they re being forcibly pushed back by greece. the eu calls it illegal deportation. formula one s most successful driver lewis hamilton speaks exclusively to the bbc. he says helping motorsport to become more diverse would be the most valuable thing he has achieved and the first baby beaver to be born on exmoor in the uk in 400 years has been captured on camera, and is reported to be thriving! hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. two days after england s euros final defeat, and the row over the online abuse of some players has deepened. england defender tyrone mings has criticised the uk home secretary priti patel f
nicola sturgeon will confirm whether covid restrictions there can be eased as planned. at least 64 people have been killed in a fire at a iraqi hospital treating coronavirus patients. many patients are missing. will the uk government slash its foreign aid budget? mps will vote on the controversial proposals today and the first baby beaver to be born on exmoor in 400 years has captured on camera and is reported to be thriving! good morning and welcome to bbc news. two days after england s euros final defeat, and the row over the online abuse of some players has deepened. england defender tyrone mings has criticised home secretary priti patel for her response to racist abuse after she previously described taking the knee as gesture politics . tyrone mings tweeted his reaction to priti patel last night, saying that the home secretary had stoked the fire at the beginning of the tournament. the home secretary had earlier said that she was disgusted by the online abuse of en
the sun is rising there, now, over a desperate search-and-rescue operation. we are going to go back to sanjay here, in just a moment. crews have been working through the night. they are trying to locate survivors of this devastating-building collapse. 99 people are, still, un-accounted for this morning. we know that at least one person is dead. i think we actually got an update from the mayor that that four people may have passed away. and we re expecting to get a more-formal update, from officials here, shortly. there is video from inside of a parking garage where rescuers have been focusing their search. it is delicate. this is dangerous work. they have structural engineers who are right beside them during this. you can see why. also, this surveillance video shows the moment the building collapsed. just horrifying. this morning, we are going to talk to a number of experts who are trying to figure out how it could have happened. meanwhile, family members are holding out
up 5% year over year. if you strip out energy and food the inflation rate is 3.8%%. that is not huge and dana: we were on live with griff jenkins on the border in texas and you ve been having incredible encounters yourself there. what is it like this morning? good morning. the border is open. i had a smuggler tell me that in the river yesterday. let me try to put these numbers in quick context. in 2019 when the border situation was at crisis the highest month on record was may, 144,000. our last three months this year have exceeded 170,000 and we re on pace for unprecedented numbers. this sector here in del rio compared to last year are up 1,118% from last year. i want to bring in now the sheriff, joe martinez. sheriff, the numbers are astounding. your reaction. it will only get worse. we hope to get some answers soon. can you handle these kind of numbers, the resources and manpower? we cannot sustain this for long term. we need some help. our federal partners, bord
more countries are demanding answers. on the possible role of wuhan lab leak in the pandemic. i m sandra smith in new york, and this is america reports . happy friday, john. that word friday sounds so good. i m john roberts in washington. the start of the g7 summit comes one day after eu leaders called for a new investigation into the covid origins, they say the initial probe by the world health organization was quote insufficient and inconclusive. can get this as a leaked document suggests that g7 leaders will also press for eight new probe while calling on china to cooperate. kicking it off is eat our. hi, peter. good afternoon. the whole overarching goal of the summit is figuring out how to help the world collectively recover from the covid 19 pandemic and the economic fallout that follows. there s also no interest in how covid started and we are hearing that european partners are not satisfied with the information they ve gotten from the chinese so far. there is a