up. england s lionesses will attempt to make history this afternoon when they take on germany in the final of the european championships at wembley. ukraine s president, volodymyr zelensky, has reiterated the order for residents of the donetsk region to evacuate as soon as possible. the two candidates to be british prime minister set out new promises on health and education. authorities in kentucky say 25 people are now known to have died, in some of the worst flooding ever experienced there, with rescuers struggling to reach some of the worst hit areas. hundreds of flamingo chicks are fitted with identity rings in one of europe s biggest flamingo colonies to help track their journeys and ensure their survival. we are going to catch up with all the sports news, a very important day. mike bushell is in birmingham for us. we ve also got to the commonwealth games on, of course. it s a huge day, wall to wall sport on the bbc, fantastic. here we are in victoria square in central
to light when it settles in. so, who is to blame? did you put profits before people? it is day three for paula vennells at the public inquiry. time for the sub postmasters lawyers to ask questions. you still continue to live in a cloud of denial. - and they didn t hold back. i didn t know, nobody- told me, i can t remember, i wasn t shown this. i relied on the lawyers. i have tried to do this to the very best of my ability. looking under that rock you re going to find a problem it will devastate the post office. you couldn t let that happen, could you? i loved the post office. i gave it. i worked. ..as hard as i possibly could to deliver. ..the best post office for the uk. she was asked about this episode of the one show and the case ofjo hamilton. she discussing it in an e mail. did the mask slip? i made a mistake in this e mail. is the reality what you said here reflected the behind closed doors attitude to these postmasters? no. she has been rude to all of us. if she just
election who has that plan. who is prepared to take the bold action necessary to secure a better future for our country and our children? now, i cannot and will not claim that we have got everything right. no government should. but i am proud of what we have achieved together. the bold actions we have taken, and i am confident about what we can do in the future. over the next few weeks, i will fight for every vote. i will earn your trust, and i will prove to you that only a conservative government led by me will not put our hard earned economic stability at risk, can restore pride and confidence in our country, and with a clear plan and bold action, will deliver a secure future for you, yourfamily and our united kingdom. so, this is it a general election is on. power will leave this most powerful of streets, and you will be able to decide whether he stays or whether he goes. and so the arguments, the persuasion, begins. on days like this, one lectern leads to another, and t
of economic co operation. mr musk said tesla is looking for more win win results . according to reports, he has won approval from the chinese authorities for the enabling of a self driving feature on tesla cars in the country. the news has sent shares up as high as 13% in early trading in new york. let s get the details from michelle, who is standing by in new york. that is the issue, one of those self driving features on the car with a sort of holding them back by not being able to deploy it. the news that elon musk once that they can roll that out in china. it is that elon musk once that they can roll that out in china. roll that out in china. it is all to do with chinese roll that out in china. it is all to do with chinese data roll that out in china. it is all to do with chinese data security i do with chinese data security requirements. overthe do with chinese data security requirements. over the weekend, we saw the authority that kind of grants permissions when it
ten of labour s shadow ministers leave sir keir starmer s front bench in a rebellion over his refusal to back a ceasefire in gaza. also on the programme tonight. uk plans to limit immigration hit a huge roadblock today, as the supreme court ruled the government s flagship plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda was unlawful. but the prime minister says he will push ahead. we ll get the latest from gaza, where israel says its troops have found weapons in the al shifa hospital complex. and we will be live in san francisco, where us presidentjoe biden is meeting his chinese counterpart, leader xijinping, for the first time in a year. to discuss it all i m joined in london by anna mikhailova, deputy political editor at the mail on sunday and chris bruce, political director of the american civil liberties union in georgia. i want to start with that developing story in uk politics. ten labour mps have been sacked or resigned from the front bench, after voting in favour of an snp amen