And Stephen Fry. Good morning lets start by looking at the papers. The chancellor will set out details of pressures on public Spending Tomorrow thats the big story for the sunday times. They say the Nhs Hospital Building Programme will be halted. Many expect other changes will be coming too. The telegraph say the treasury have drawn up plans to raise capital gains tax. Labour are promising a council house revolution, according to the sunday mirror. And leading for the Sunday Express former Home Secretary Priti patel has becoming the latest candidate to throw her hat in the ring for the tory leadership. Warning, thank you for being with us. Its the last show before the summer recess. The last time you on this programme, Stephen Fry, was in september. A lot has happened since then. It september. A lot has happened since then. , september. A lot has happened since then. ,. ,. , then. It certainly has now with a new government then. It certainly has now with a new government because then.
Concentrating on now is the pathway accorded to the declaration is irreversible. The language says that as long as ukraine meets the conditions set out by all of the our lives, they will be able to eventually join this lives, they will be able to eventuallyjoin this defensive alliance, we know previously president zelensky has expressed some discontent not to be issued with a direct Invitation But Today as well, the message from him was gratitude that after the announcement was made that ukraine would be receiving f 16 fighterjets. Everybody was fighter jets. Everybody was also fighterjets. Everybody was also watching both the performance from the new recently elected uk prime minister, sir keir starmer, on the world stage, watching President Biden over those concerns about in continuing with his candidacy in the race for the White House, the how the bilateral Meeting Today after which President Biden said that they were the best of allies, call in the uk the transatlantic not nato all
Join me live. Then can lawmakers facing scrutiny over the Capitol Attack threatened a way out of an investigation . These Telecommunication Companies if they go along with this they will be Shut Down and that is a promise. And Breaking News from the American Medical Association regarding doctors giving De Warming medicine to covid patient, my interview with the head of the ema. All in starts right now. Good evening from New York, im chris hayes. As of today, roe v. Wade is functionally dead, in the state of texas, third largest State In, second largest state. The right to an abortion as recognized by the Supreme Court in 1973 with decades of precedent, reviewed and reviewed over and over, decades of jurisprudence, that right is effectively gone in the second most populous State In our union. It did not come with some reason pronounced meant from as decisions usually do, instead, it came with just total absence, silence as the court failed to rule on a request to block the new law passe
Shots. Nick watt is covering it all for us. Some people with compromised immune systems are getting good news. They now have final approval to get a third dose of the vaccine. Reporter: that s right, jim. And here s the deal. We have all heard the talk about breakthrough infections, people who have been vaccinated but catch covid anyway. Well, today the cdc told us that immunocompromised people make up less than 3% of the u. S. Population. But more than 30% of those breakthrough infections. So this is a big step towards dealing with that problem. An additional vac seep dose for the immunocompromised who might not have had a great response to two doses green lit by the fda last night. This afternoon, cdc vaccine advisers also voted in favor. 11 1 yes. 0 no. The is have it. It would have to be in an orderly fashion. So you would not want to say, okay, now everybody is going to go getting a third boost. It will be an orderly fashion, in a timely way. Reporter: in florida, the broward coun
Around the world. And dissent and danger on the streets of hong kong, an artist reflects on the potential risks of pursuing artistic freedom. Live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. It s newsday. It s 6am in singapore, and 2. 30 in the morning in afghanistan, where the taliban are sweeping through the country at an extraordinary pace. They ve captured a third of the nation s provincial capitals. Several of those cities, including afghanistan s third biggest city, herat, fell to the insurgent fighters in the last few hours. And we re now getting reports that the taliban say they ve captured the second largest city, kandahar. The speed of their advance means britain and the united states are sending more than three and a half thousand troops to help their civilians leave. Here s the latest from yogita limaye in kabul. We woke up talking about the fall of ghazni which is about 100 miles south of kabul, and we are ending the day with multiple provincial capitals falling to the