At 10:00pm. We ll be here with a full round up of the days news. First, newscast. I am in cornwall for the g7 which means i have a beautiful view of the sea. Laura has her own private political editor balcony with her own even better view and chris you are not in the cupboard! i did not get a ticket to cornwall but i got an upgrade to the main studio. I am on my own but it is a joy to be here, quite snazzy compared to my box down the corridor. Do you want to see the lovely cornish snacks i have? there is no cliche underdone on this podcast so let s see your bounty. These are three g7 special pasties from a bakery in st ives. Shall i take you through them? tell me, in excruciating detail. This will sound disgusting. These pasties are massive. The first is a big biden, a normal cornish pastry but bigger because it is american. What makes a normal cornish pastry? steak and potato. Pretty nice. Classic. Do you have some water? laura, you are missing out on this. Are you eating on camera?
From 28 june. We will opt to maintain restrictions for a further three weeks from 28 june and use that time to vaccinate with both doses as many more people as possible. Former bbc director general, lord hall, admits it was the wrong judgement in hindsight not to sack martin bashir over his behaviour in the run up to his 1995 interview with princess diana. And ever wondered how water shrews can breath underwater? scientists uncover the genetic secrets of the world s smallest diving mammals. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. An independent report into the unsolved killing of a private investigator, daniel morgan, over 30 years ago has concluded that the metropolitan police s failings in the case amounted to a form of institutional corruption. Daniel morgan, who was 38, was found dead in a pub car park in south london in 1987, with an axe in his head. The panel has spent eight years investigating corruption claims linked to the metropolitan police s handling of the case. The report
Clearly we made mistakes without nobody is clearly we made mistakes without nobody is pretending we haven t. As more nobody is pretending we haven t. More areas in nobody is pretending we haven t. Is more areas in england are set to receive extra help to tackle the spread of the delta variant the nhs says all over atms will be able to book a jab by the end of the week. Scotland s first minister nicola sturgeon has indicated that restrictions in the nation are unlikely to be ease from the 28th of june. The former bbc director general admits that it was the wrong judgment in hindsight not to sack martin by sheer over his behaviour in the runabout is 1995 interview with diana, princess of wales. And bird watchers joy as in the egyptian vulture is spotted in the uk for the first time it was believed to be more than a century and a half. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. An inquiry looking into the unsolved murder of the private investigator two investigator daniel morgan has conclude
as institutionally corrupt and its commissioner censured for obstruction of an independent inquiry into the murder of the private detective daniel morgan. and cornwall once famed for its g7 summits now playing host to a different kind of visitor. the egyptian vulture not seen on these shores for 150 years. hello i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. president biden has landed in geneva ahead of his meeting with president putin tomorrow. it will be a tense and tightly choreographed affair at a cheataux on the bank of lake geneva. there will be five hours of meetings. no meals, no breaking of bread said one official. but everything else will be on the table. mr. biden has been preparing for days with his advisors. he plans to confront mr. putin, about the recent ransomware attacks on u.s. companies and government agencies. he ll demand moscow stops harbouring criminal hacking groups operating on russian soil. they ll discuss ukraine, the new start tr