There is clearly chatter on social media about that sort of thing and thatis media about that sort of thing and that is often when this stems from, it is not as organised as protester might have seen years ago, that of the reason it is so challenging to deal with, the disorderly so on tuesday in southport seems to have stemmed from misinformation being circulated on social media that brought people into that area and lead to some of the violent disorder resorts so there is going to absolutely be concern amongst police but also government ministers about what could happen over the next few days. We don t know for sure what will happen but the fact that there was a real disorder on tuesday in southport then spreading disorder over the past 2a is in other parts of england like manchester and london and hartlepool is bound to cause concern and that is in no small part iv are standing here waiting to hear from the small part iv are standing here waiting to hearfrom the prime minister and at
The panel, including joe concha, standing my life to weigh in. More legal trouble may be brewing tonight for andrew cuomo. Were going to tell you about the issues by the new york attorney generals on the state ethics agency concerning the embattled exgovernor. We are less than a week away from the final day of voting in the california gubernatorial recall election. Governor gavin newsom no blaming the referendum on tropism. That s not all. We begin tonight with thursday s presidential address expect to lay out six new steps in the fight against covid19. White house correspondent kevin corke. Some worry will be more mandates and restrictions. Of course you will recall last week joe biden indicated following the dismal jobs report that his administration was looking for ways to make a quote saver for kids to return to school. And for workers to return to the office. Tomorrow we will probably hear an awful lot about the new plans to use what they are calling their new covid measures to us
You want to take a look at that. Bill: i think the way you say a legend. Dana: he was a legend. Bill: is the most appropriate way to look at it. Dana: a terrific dog. He will be very much missed. Thank you. Here is where we stand. Secretary of state antony blinken and lloyd austin traveling overseas. Doha is the central hub. Bill: he says the u. S. Is working closely with the taliban and the terror group not stopping americans from getting out as long as those evacuees have the correct paperwork. He said this a moment ago. We re conducting a great deal of diplomacy on this as we speak. We ve also engaged with the taliban on this topic including in recent hours. They said that they will let people with travel documents freely depart. We ll hold them to that. So will dozens of other countries. The international community is watching to see if the taliban will live up to their commitments. Bill: trey yengst reports from doha, qatar. Hello, trey. Good morning. Secretary of state antony bli
Anthonyjoshua was there and jessica ennis and all these amazing athletes who work so hard. And i think at the time, women s football was still at a point in 2012 were people did not really care. It was not sort of the sport it is now where is attracting broadcasters and brands and players are playing at the highest level. We were really at the cusp of change for the game and the olympics was to see change. And a watershed moment for women positive about because it opened up the olympics. I really proud to have been part of that time when it shifted the olympics and hopefully the same for the women s football and women both men football in the tokyo olympics as well. What in the tokyo olympics as well. What did ou in the tokyo olympics as well. What did you make in the tokyo olympics as well. What did you make of in the tokyo olympics as well. What did you make of the in the tokyo olympics as well. What did you make of the racist abuse of england s black players it after the euro f
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me is the chief political correspondent at the guardian, jessica elgot and olivia utley she s the assistant comment editor at the telegraph. It s a pleasure to see you. Thank you for dropping by. I’m it s a pleasure to see you. Thank you for dropping by. it s a pleasure to see you. Thank you for dropping by. I m so sorry. It s no 1 s you for dropping by. I m so sorry. It s no 1 s fault, you for dropping by. I m so sorry. It s no 1 s fault, technology, it s no is fault, technology, technology, technology! it s great to have you both with us for this addition. The focus in the ft is soaring consumer prices in the us. It says they rose at their fastest pace since august 2008. It also reflects criticism of borisjohnson s mask policy when restrictions in england end next week. Which also features on the front of the times as it reports on mounting pressure for mandatory face coverings on