foreign basicallyjust accepted businesses, foreign countries are going to want it, businesses are then going to want it, businesses are then going to want it. it, businesses are then going to want it, jobs are going to want it. companies. want it, jobs are going to want it. companies, it is an easy way to get people companies, it is an easy way to get people back companies, it is an easy way to get people back to the doors, and easy way to people back to the doors, and easy way to quell fears, and huge government has accepted it is going to have government has accepted it is going to have to government has accepted it is going to have to probably get on board. sorry to have to probably get on board. sorry to to have to probably get on board. sorry to cut to have to probably get on board. sorry to cut you short, but, pippa, thatis sorry to cut you short, but, pippa, that is what the government was saying weeks ago? it will have to be settled in the courts.
sentenced to 15 years in jail. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, pippa crerar, political editor of the daily mirror, and olivia utley, assistant comment editor of the telegraph and former lead writer at the sun. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. let s starting with. .. just let s starting with. just flip through. on the front of the guardian, a photo of the wreckage of a car that golfer tiger woods was cut from after a collison he s been undergoing surgery in hospital for multiple leg injuries this evening. passport to normal life reads the front page of tomorrow s metro as borisjohnson says vaccine passports may be necessary for not just foreign travel, but pubs and workplaces in the uk. the prime minister has tasked his former brexit chief michael gove with seeing if covid status certificates could be viable. the telegraph reports that restrictions could be lifted in england earlier than the 21st jun
of water have not been drunk by you in plastic. cheering thank you. a century from jonny bairstow helps england to a big total against india, but the match remains on a knife edge. we ll have the very latest in half an hour in sportsday. good evening. donald trump has become the first sitting us president to enter north korea, stepping onto its territory after surprise talks with its leader, kimjong un. they met in the dmz or demilitarised zone between north and south korea. speaking warmly about each other, the two leaders agreed that negotiators would now aim to restart the stalled talks on north korean denuclearisation. from seoul, nick bryant sent this report. meet me at the dmz, said the president. his impromptu invitation on twitter to the north korean leader, like a diplomatic form of online dating. donald trump was savouring this moment, a smile of satisfaction as his choreography came together. because the chance of this brief encounter had kim jong un almost skipp
good evening. welcome to sportsday. i m ben croucher and here s what s been catching our eye on this dramatic sporting sunday. one win from the semi finals. england beat india to keep their cricket world cup fate in their own hands. max powers to victory at the austrian grand prix as verstappen pips charles leclerc for his first win of the f1 season. there s a surprise winner in the european games to as lauren smith and marcus ellis win badminton‘s british battle. also coming up in the programme. hoping it s not bronze for bronze. we ll be in lyon two days out from england s world cup semi final against the united states. and after watching his beloved liverpool lift a major title we took kyle edmund to anfield to chat football and a bit of tennis too. welcome along. england have beaten india at the cricket world cup to keep their prospects of reaching the semi finals in their hands. after back to back defeats england knew they probably needed to win their last two games
the united states not to interfere. coming up on afternoon live all the sport olly foster. we ve already had british winners on the second day of wimbledon we ll head live to the all england club and also lyon and the lionesses as we count down to the world cup semifinal. thanks olly, and thomasz has all the weather. the weather is lush. it is beautiful, just right. we will be talking about the european monsoon in halfan talking about the european monsoon in half an hour. also coming up: turning their backs on the eu meps from the brexit party stage a protest at the opening session of the european parliament. hello everyone this is afternoon live i m simon mccoy. it s been one of the major sticking points in the brexit negotiations but the two candidates vying to be prime minister have been outlining their plans for the irish border after the uk leaves the eu. in the latest conservative party leadership hustings in belfast, jeremy hunt said it would be impossible