of covid positive for illegal immigrants released by the federal government without any federal facilities to house them. fox team coverage denied bill melugin in mission texas shows us what s happening on the ground right now. we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy live on the north lawn. good evening, elected democrats and republicans have access to the same data about covid-19. vaccines, treatments dating back more than a year but both sides are now using the same data to justify entirely different approaches to governing during delta. florida governor ron desantis who is bucking the biden s administration s back-to-school rules like making everyone k-12 mascot. what are the harmful effects of putting a kindergartner in a mask for seven hours? have a talk about the emotional, academic, physiological? why isn t the cdc studying that? education secretaries are urging him to reconsider. our kids have suffered enough. rep or a republican to by the presid
more than 39,000 people died with covid between april 2020 and march this year. we report from liverpool, the city that s lost its world heritage status because of new developments on the famous waterfront. the pyramids, the taj mahal, the great wall of china. liverpool was on the list with them. it s not any more. floods in china underground rail passengers are among the victims of the heaviest rain in the country since records began. and injapan team gb have started their 0lympic campaign successfully as the women s football side beat chile. and coming up on the bbc news channel. as the first day of action gets under way in tokyo, the ioc confirms that 2032 olympics and paralympics will be held in brisbane. the third time australia will host the games. good evening. the number of migrants who ve crossed the english channel to the uk, so far this year has now exceeded the total for all of 2020. the trend has led to the government s decision to give the french authorities
hello and welcome to the programme. the heaviest rain since records began has caused devastation in the central chinese province of henan. the city ofjung joe has been hardest hit at least 25 people have died mostly on the subway system, where passengers were submerged in waist deep waters. chinese scientists say global warming has made china s annual flood season much more dangerous. our correspondent stephen mcdonell has the latest. floodwaters rose around commuters stuck on board underground train carriages. they stood on seats as the level kept rising. hundreds of passengers were rescued but there were also those who didn t make it, when the system was flooded at a frightening speed. translation: the water was at shoulder level. . a child and i both nearly gave up. we were worn out. but i used my arm to hang on, and that s why i am bruised. in zhengzhou, the hardest hit city, footage of dramatic rescues, one after another, has spread across social media. throughout he
a world heritage site, because of new developments on the famous waterfront. and injapan, team gb have started their olympic campaign successfully, as the women s football side beat chile. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, the oval invincibles win the opening game of cricket s new hundred competition, as a new era begins. good evening. months after rejecting a pay offer of 1%, most nhs staff in england have now been awarded 3% in recognition of the unique impact of the pandemic according to the government. back in march, the department for health and social care said 1% was all it could afford. the 3% rise is being given to staff including nurses, paramedics, consultants, dentists and salaried gps and is backdated to april this year. but some health unions have already warned that the rise in no way reflects the immense efforts made by nhs staff over the past year. our health editor hugh pym has the latest. nhs staff are at full stretch again, many on th
most of us are in for some glorious spring weather this weekend, so you may be thinking of entering into the great outdoors for a hike or a ramble. if so, you are being asked to stick to proper footpaths. adam mclean reports. this path is one of many in the lake district. we this path is one of many in the lake district. lake district. we are repairing them for the lake district. we are repairing them for the benefit lake district. we are repairing them for the benefit of - lake district. we are repairing them for the benefit of the - them for the benefit of the environment, so we re stopping the damage to the vegetation and the wildlife year, and that is our main reason, for the work we re doing, to protect this scenery and environment. this route is one of the most popular in the lake district from those completing the 3 piece challenge to those taking up the highest point of england. taking up the highest point of encland. england. the pandemic has made people realise