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weekend mine wasn t so bad i spent most of this working on m stomach with a personal trainer. i m the one in the bottom. we re living in a world run by idiots where every day somethin more idiotic present itself. he sent a tweet like this one i will read this for you. have you noticed the mindsets between the bombers and the anti- mask anti- vax people here? they all blow themselves up and flicked on the most around them. they are convinced they are fighting for freedom. we didn t notice strictly familiar mindsets because we weren t oxygen to bribe the birth. fifty there going to be rewarde when they die this was the education secretary prepare. it s a sad fact the politicians the experts the people in charg are dumber than a cage full of monkeys. look at this graphic. breaking down all the military equipment that we ve handed over. 65,000 machine guns. this makes their award a pair o socks. he keep spoiling them like this and next year they are going to want something ....
over the bradford based supermarket a new higher bid is expected in the next few hours. so who wants it and why? i ll look at the details. the drama continues with harry kane after he s left out of tottenham s squad again. the england captain hasn t travelled to portugalfor spurs european match tonight, as speculation continues about his future. today, there will be cloud around but we also have sunshine. the cloud thick enough but we also have sunshine. the cloud thick enough for but we also have sunshine. the cloud thick enough for rain but we also have sunshine. the cloud thick enough for rain or but we also have sunshine. the cloud thick enough for rain or drizzle. - but we also have sunshine. the cloud thick enough for rain or drizzle. we . thick enough for rain or drizzle. we also have another band of rain moving eastwards across england and wales. all the details in about half an hour. it s thursday, 19th august. our top story. there have been more ch ....
wildfires in northern california force thousands into evacuation centres, while a covid outbreak in oregon puts firefighters into quarantine. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. it s day two of the olympics and the sporting action has brought us just the sort of unpredictability and excitement only these games can bring. an unexpected gold medal for tunisia in the pool, and the first medals for team gb, with a silver in taekwondo for bradly sinden and a judo bronze for chelsie giles. the women s road race resulted in a huge shock earlier in the day. let s cross to the bbc sports centre and speak to austin halewood who s been watching the action in tokyo. let s start with the surprise, i mean we talked about cycling on day one. it is cycling again on day two. absolutely. this was one of the big events of day two. it really was a brilliant race, but it was austria s anna kiesenhofer who was at the shock winner in the women s cycling road race aft ....
some of the employees, their father worked here. they retired from here. the son is working here. they are proud of working here. so why not prepare generation after generation in sunderland as a part of the family and this is what we are going to do. a royal reunion princes william and harry have come together to unveil a statue of their mother, diana, princess of wales, on what would have been her 60th birthday. borisjohnson has said he hopes life in england will return to as close to its pre pandemic state as possible onjuly the 19th. the prime minister said he d set out in the next few days what the final step out of lockdown would look like. but he warned that some extra precautions might still be needed and called for patience over the possibility of scrapping isolation for children in school bubbles. here he is talking more about the 19th ofjuly. i know people are impatient for us to open i know people are impatient for us to open up i know people are impa ....
ducey in the claiming that the situation firsthand was always the even though she repeatedly left off questions about going and they have been of taking a break instead of taking a tour of the crisis she was hundreds of miles away from the one sear problem for it she didn t offer up solutions to stop the surge of migrants coming across. she pointed the finger the last ministration and focused on her favorite phrase root causes. insisting everything is totally under control. as you know, we inherited a tough situation. this issue cannot be reduced with legislation. we are talking about children. we are talking about families. we re talking about suffering, and our approach has to be thoughtful and effective paradigm that we engage in an active way on the root causes. democratic congressman who i traveling with the bp today is getting a lot of attention visiting this. i am standing for you with a heart full of gratitude. madame vice president, thank yo for being her b ....