make their own choices without the royal family. at ten o clock, sophie raworth will be here with a full round up of the day s news. first, it s the media show with amol rajan. hello. there is an almighty ruckus going on in holyrood. it s salmond versus sturgeon for the future of scottish nationalism, perhaps scotland and maybe even the united kingdom itself. but this is a story that london based journalists seem to be finding hard to follow. columnists are proclaiming their confusion, news networks are mislabeling prominent scottish politicians. is british media just too westminster obsessed to cover truly national politics properly? and also this week, bbc three is returning as a tv channel yes, a tv channel six years after it went online only. is this a clever ploy by the bbc and bbc television to win back precious younger viewers or a desperate attempt to compete with those streaming giants we may have mentioned one or two times on this show? let me introduce you to o
scheduled for next week. it is totally and utterly inhumane because at the centre of this is an innocent woman, her husband and her daughter, and they are just forgetting that, in all these grand power games, there are ordinary people who are paying a most terrible price. the prime minister has defended the government s 1% payrise for the nhs, during a visit to a vaccine centre in north london. don t forget that there has been a public sector pay freeze. we re in pretty tough times. we ve tried to give the nhs as much as we possibly can. schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow borisjohnson describes it as the first step in moving closer to normality. on the third day of his historic trip to iraq pope francis visits a church in the northern town of qaraqosh, which was devastated by islamic state militants. the royal family marks commonwealth dayjust hours before the duke and duchess of sussex s interview with oprah winfrey. rangers win theirfirst scottish
now on bbc news, it s dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london, the programme bringing together bbc expertise with correspondents filing around the world. i m geeta guru murthy. this week, we heard president biden s new take on us foreign policy ending support for the saudi offensive in yemen, a tougher line on russia and a still strong stance against china. the challenges ahead are many. in the last few days alone, we have seen protests crushed and heard deeply unsettling evidence of the human capacity for evil. in china, horrifying news emerged of atrocities against the muslim uighurs. in russia, thousands were arrested for protesting in support of alexei navalny. and in myanmar, aung san suu kyi and civilian leaders were put in detention in a military coup. but there is a new leader in the white house, which, for many, is grounds for hope, and across the world we see almost unbelievable acts of individual bravery from those who will not be cowed. with me thi
vision for a bright, radiant and limitless american future. together there is nothing we cannot accomplish. we remain one people, one family and one glorious nation under code, god. may god bless all of you and may god forever bless the united states of america. james, that does not sound like a donald trump that is going to pass quietly into the shadows? the donald trump that is going to pass quietly into the shadows?- quietly into the shadows? the last time he spoke quietly into the shadows? the last time he spoke in quietly into the shadows? the last time he spoke in washington, - quietly into the shadows? the last time he spoke in washington, was quite well got, that is our long gap but that sounds very familiar. thafie but that sounds very familiar. those familiar words, but that sounds very familiar. those familiar words, witch-hunt, - but that sounds very familiar. those familiar words, witch-hunt, i - but that sounds very familiar. those familiar words, witc
now it s time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london, the programme bringing together bbc expertise with correspondents filing around the world. i m geeta guru murthy. this week, we heard president biden s new take on us foreign policy ending support for the saudi offensive in yemen, a tougher line on russia and a still strong stance against china. the challenges ahead are many. in the last few days alone, we have seen protests crushed and heard deeply unsettling evidence of the human capacity for evil. in china, horrifying news emerged of atrocities against the muslim uighurs. in russia, thousands were arrested for protesting in support of alexei navalny. and in myanmar, aung san suu kyi and civilian leaders were put in detention in a military coup. but there is a new leader in the white house, which, for many, is grounds for hope, and across the world we see almost unbelievable acts of individual bravery from those who will not be cowed. with me this