Americast. Americast, from bbc news. Donald trump: there was blood pouring everywhere. and yet i had god on my side. Joe biden: nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. So i ve decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. Kamala harris: you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? she laughs jd vance: we re effectively run in this countryl by a bunch of childless cat ladies. Alexandria ocasiocortez: baby girl. Marjorie taylor greene:. , , don t even play! jill biden: joe, you | did such a great job. You answered every question. Hulk hogan: let trumpamania run wild, brother. hello. It isjustin in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london, england. And i m the only one here. Sarah s on holiday. Marianne is making another podcast, as she always is. Anthony has already done two this week, all available on bbc sounds of course, so i ve achieved something of an ambition. I m now able to sit here and say whatever i like, although i m doing s
Now on bbc news, americast. Americast. Americast, from bbc news. Folks, it s time to take stock. It s been, to put it mildly, a busy few weeks. We re going to step back. We re going to look at the assassination attempt. At biden dropping out. We re going to look at harris dropping in very much harris dropping in, and what happens next. But we re also going to look at it from an historical perspective because we ve got an old friend, a colleague of mine, nick bryant, on. And nick is not only old, but he is also a genuine historian. He s written serious books about the american experience. So we are ready for an absolutely classic episode. And for that episode we have these. Welcome to americast. Americast. Americast, from bbc news. Donald trump: there was blood pouring everywhere. and yet i had god on my side. Joe biden: nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. So i ve decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. Kamala harris: you think you �
Was attacked on 9/11. Some of us must urge the use of restraint. What we know now about what went wrong with america s response and the political environment that resulted. Total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. I m chris hayes. Before i vent my considerable rage about the scoundrels, charlatans and cynics who are urging america towards ever more mass death, let me start with some equanimity. Despite the history annecks of those people, political leaders in the republican party and conservative media figuresering this country, us as americans are pretty unified in favor of covid vaccines. A majority of people across every eligible age group have now received at li one dose of a vaccine. Across all regions of the country, more than half of the eligible population has had at least one dose. More than 75% of all american adults have had at least one shot. Now, we say this a lot on the program because it s tru
She found that time very difficult. Behind the flash bulbs, a life marred by loneliness. She wanted her freedom. She wanted a life. The tragedy that took her life princess diana at the age of 36 has died left the world devastated and in disbelief. All these years later, what do we know? she went to her lawyer and said they re going to kill me, and here s how. She knew something was wrong. Friends, family, those who were there speak out about diana. A woman who transcended celebrity and transformed a monarchy. Diana: chasing a fairytale. Fall, 1980. A nondescript apartment in the fashionable section of london called kensington. Crowds of photographers, cameras ready, anticipation. Media were pursuing her like nobody s business. Rumors had begun to get around that she was the new girl on the block. She is 19yearold lady diana spencer, the new girlfriend of the most eligible man in the country. The chase begins. Diana was the story. She was followed everywhere. I think she found that time
Papers in a moment at first the headlines. The chancellor, rishi sunak, says g7 finance ministers from the world s leading economies have reached an historic deal to reform the global tax system during talks in london. The head of nhs providers which represents health trusts in england says coronavirus vaccines appear to have broken the link between cases and serious illness. Meanwhile, covid restrictions have eased across much of scotland, with people in glasgow allowed to socialise indoors and drink alcohol in pubs and restaurants for the first time in nine months. And the first big events of coventry s year as the uk s city of culture take place, after a six month delay. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me tonight are maya goodfellow, a political writer and academic, and kieran andrews political editor of the times scotland. Welcome to you. Let s take a look at the front pages before we discuss them. Let s start with the