High level support. Well hear from our correspondent in kabul. Also ahead the terrifying Force Of Nature in india as a landslide unleashes boulders which destroy a bridge. And with his time in office nearing its end, well look back on the controversial presidency of the philippine s Rodrigo Duterte. Live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. Its newsday. Welcome to Bbc News, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around The World. Its eight in the morning in singapore, and nine in the morning in tokyo where day three of the olympics is underway. And we already have our first result. Norways Kristian Blummenfelt has taken gold in the mens triathlon. He finished well ahead of great Britains Alex yee who takes silver. And that is just the beginning another twenty medals are up for grabs. Lets go live now to tokyo and Sarah Mulkerrins has the latest. Sarah, fill us in on the mens triathlon. It has certainly been an entertaining morning here in tokyo because the t
Government. So well get into all that coming up here. Dana President Biden pulling the plug on the State Department Inquiry while calling for an independent investigation where the virus came from. The contractor who was leading the State Department Probe telling Fox News he doesnt know why the administration would doubt his teams efforts. Were getting reaction from senator marco rubio. The World Health Organization is not capable of undertaking this investigation. The chinese wont allow it. I think its possible that the chinese government, Communist Party itself doesnt exactly know what happened. They dont have a system you are at the Wuhan Lab and had an accident and you would selfreport it. People like that disappear or get fired. Dana Rich Edson Is Reporting live from Washington Bill the former State Department officials involved in this investigation tell us then Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo set it up over the objections of some at State who opposed an investigation into a possi
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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political strategist jo tanner and chief executive of the political cross party think tank demos, polly mackenzie. tomorrow s front pages, starting with, the financial times leads on the eu calling for astrazeneca to supply member states with vaccines from uk factories, which could lead to a post brexit fallout. the mail also focuses on the demand for uk made astrazeneca vaccines saying the eu is demanding up to 75 million doses. vaccines lead the front page of the times as well, which quotes industry sources saying britain s coronavirus vaccine supply is more than is needed and could eventually be donated to other countries. the telegraph features the prime minister s three step plan to release the country from lockdown with schools staying closed until march. the guardian looks at bereaved families hitting out at the prime minister over the government s response to c