Sykes. And Ed Luce is with us as well. Its really good to have you all on this monday morning. Well get you to former President Donald Trump continuing to perpetuate his Big Lie about the Election Fraud inform A Moment, but first, over 100 Million americans are now fully vaccinated. The u. S. Reached the number on friday and the total u. S. Population is now almost 30 fully vaccinated. Vaccine hesitancy remains a threat, though the country is really trying. It is a threat to the countrys chances at achieving herd immunity, which is really what the united states needs in order to put the coronavirus behind us. A front Page Story in The New York Times says scientists believe the virus will, quote, likely become a manageable threat that will continue to circulate in the u. S. For years to come, still causing hospitalizations and deaths, but in much smaller numbers. All right. And well get to the issue with india, which is another story in itself which does have ramifications in just A Mom
Officer Derek Chauvin in the killing of George Floyd and a tale of two president s, Joe Biden moving ahead with his second big legislative action while Donald Trump uses a return to the spotlight to tee off not on Joe Biden, but on his fellow republicans. And Voting Rights under attack across this country, a Reality Check on where the threat is the worst. But we want to start with that disturbing Body Cam Video of an Army Lieutenant Traffic stop in windsor have a. Vonn hillyard is covering the story for us. Thanks for joining us on this. I have to say the video is disturbing to watch. What do we know about what led to the release of this video and the lead up to that confrontation . Yeah. Yasmin, good afternoon. This took Place West of norfolk, virginia here, and it was on december 5th. Several months ago now. But this Video Footage is now just coming to us here after a lawsuit was filed by this Ari Melber Army lieutenant against two officers of the Police Department who attempted to,
india is added to the uk s red list. most travel from the country will be banned from friday, because of fears over a new variant of coronavirus. good morning. the biggest drop in car insurance costs in half a decade. motorists are paying £87 less a year i ll find out how long the savings might last. good morning from odds farm park, which is in buckinghamshire. we are going to meet some plans and chat to the kids later but it is a chilly start wherever you are this morning. many having a dry day with sunshine but there is some rain in northern ireland and scotland. all the details in ten minutes. good morning. it s tuesday, 20th april. our top story. boris johnson will meet football fans and officials today, as the backlash over plans for a new super league intensifies. the prime minister stepped in after supporters, pundits and playersjoined growing calls to stop the breakaway competition. the premier league s so called big six have signed up for the league, and 14 more
appearance in the lavender hill mob to z cars, but it was mike baldwin that made him famous. to 2 cars, but it was mike baldwin that made him famous. to 2 cars, but it was mike baldwin that made him famous. what s your name? a that made him famous. what s your game? a career that made him famous. what s your game? a career that that made him famous. what s your game? a career that went - that made him famous. what s your game? a career that went from - that made him famous. what s your. game? a career that went from stage school in london game? a career that went from stage school in london to game? a career that went from stage school in london to the game? a career that went from stage school in london to the roguish - school in london to the roguish factory boss. school in london to the roguish factory hose school in london to the roguish factory basa school in london to the roguish factory hose school in london to the roguish factory boss. some to rail agains
dateline london. the time is 3:30am. hello and a very warm welcome to the first dateline of 2021. this is the programme that brings together some of the uk s leading columnists, bbc specialists and those who file their stories for audiences back home with dateline, london. with me this week are uk newspaper columnist yasmin alibhai brown, henry chu who s deputy news editor at the los angeles times. and here in the studio, at a suitable distance in this age of pandemic, the bbc‘s asia pacific editor, celia hatton. forget the week just ended, and a year many are glad is done. this is the week to look ahead. to january 20th, whenjoe biden becomes president of the united states, to september when the european union s longest serving leader angela merkel is replaced, and to november when nations agree, or are supposed to agree, how they ll make each other actually meet the promises they ve made to cut the emissions heating the planet. a year of possibilities, then. but recall to