Threatening storm surges up the us east coast after causing destruction in the bahamas. And the teenager who died after spinal surgery a coroner strongly criticises great ormond street hospital over her care. In a moment it will be time for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. In the next 30 minutes, well get some perspective from brussels on the latest brexit news. Ill be speaking to klara dobrev, the Vice President of the european parliament. And later we will get the latest on hurricane dorian. That storm caused destruction and at least 20 deaths in the hammers. And later this evening at 22 40 and 23 30, ill be taking a first look at tomorrows front pages with sam lister, deputy Political Editor of the daily express, and torcuil crichton, the daily records westminster editor. Thats all ahead on bbc news. Hello and welcome to sportsday, im gavin ramjaun. What a way to return to the ashes. Steve smith scores a sensational double century as au
while denying reports that he had a strategy session with the former president about a possible indictment tied to january 6th. we ll bring you the very latest developments in that investigation. also on capitol hill yesterday the republican led house oversight committee took yet another swing at hunter biden this time with testimony from two irs whistle blowers. and meanwhile president joe biden is trying to change the perception of his handling of the economy by hitting the road again to tout his administration s achievements. good morning, and welcome to way too early on this thursday, july 20th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. ahead of a possible third indictment of donald trump, we are learning more about the serious new charges that the former president could potentially face. two attorneys with direct knowledge of the matter tell nbc news that in a target letter sent to trump this week special counsel jack smith mentioned three federa
the fires have been burning for five days now. the country s deputy fire chief says the blazes in rhodes are the most difficult greece is facing. jet2 airlines have cancelled five flights from the uk to rhodes scheduled for sunday. they are flying the empty planes to the island in order to bring customers scheduled to leave today back to the uk as planned. and our reporter, azadeh moshiri, joins us now from athens. i know that you have been speaking to the authorities. what have they been telling you? they have said that these fires have spread, that they are expecting to have to evacuate more people today, in three villages in the east, including a popular tourist destination, and they said they think it might turn into 1200 people that will be evacuated today. the problem is as they have said, even though it can dissipate in the morning, these winds have made these files very difficult to contain. they are spreading. temperatures that are rising with these difficult weat
but var ordered it to be retaken as the keeper had moved off her line, but she made no mistake the second time. earlier i spoke to our sports reporter jane dougall who is in brisbane. many of the players said, a win is a win. that is all they were looking for, but it was not the best performance. a4,000 fans here and they were not treated to the best performance they had ever seen. from the euros winners, so maybe a bit more was expected of them against a side like haiti who were making their debut at the world cup. you would not have known it because they really tested england but around 20 minutes in they had their first shout for a penalty. it was turned down but moments later they had a second shout. handball in the box. georgia stanway was handed the ball and she took the strike and the goalkeeper did really well to get to it. the haitian goalkeeper made the save and her team mates ran to her to congratulate her, because to make a save in the first world cup match for ha