for ohio senator j.d. vance, who is set to deliver a speech on the national stage for the first time as donald trump s running mate. and it comes after donald trump s former rivals took the stage to rally around him in a major show of unity. you don t have to agree with trump 100% of the time to vote for him. let s send joe biden back to his basement and let s send donald trump back to the white house. leading us in this fight will be a man who although wounded and facing danger, he stood up and raised his fist and reminded us that our people and our country are always worth fighting for. krld krld. if there was any doubt left that this party belongs to donald trump, listen to what one of his first political opponents, senator ted cruz, told my colleague, hallie jackson. is this donald trump s party now? absolutely. he is the president, he s going to be re-elected as the president again, and i am proud to be supporting donald trump. he s going to be president, he
northern strong province which fell today. this shows the group s flag being raised in the second largest city of kandahar, which the taliban captured yesterday. afghan president addressed his country today, and said he s focused on preventing further instability, and promised not to give up achievements of the last 20 years. afghans are fleeing out of fear, the international airport could be shut down if the taliban takes the capital. megan fitzgerald is tracking it all from london. does the fall of kabul now seem inevitable. reporter: it appears that way. especially when you take a look at how quickly the taliban has been able to advance. nbc news confirming that at least three provincial capitals today have been seized by the taliban, the fourth largest city in afghanistan. the commercial hub, and the last northern stronghold, so what that means is now the taliban has control of the entire northern part of the country, as well as more than 2/3 of the entire nation. then
scientists are one step closer to understanding what happens to some of us when we lose our soulmate. hello, i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. we have been talking about iran s nuclear programme for quite literally years. the very phrase iran nuclear talks brings to mind a never ending struggle, sisyphus pushing the boulder up the mountain, again and again. and with the election of the hardliner ebrahim raisi as iran s new president, joe biden s job got even tougher. as a bit of background, the us was one of six countries to reach a deal with iran in 2015. that was under the 0bama administration. most sides agreed that the deal wasn t perfect, but it was a framework and it held. until the former president, donald trump, pulled the us out of that deal and re imposed sanctions. iran restarted its nuclear activity, though to this day tehran still denies it is developing a weapon. speaking at his first press conference following his election, mr raisi
losses over the weekend. hundreds are injured as fighting continues injerusalem and palestinian militants fire rockets into the holy city. despite repeated efforts, the emergency services are unable to save a baby whale trapped in the thames. and could the champions league final be moved from this stadium in istanbul to wembley? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk s coronavirus alert level is being lowered from four to three which means that while the virus is still in circulation, transmission is no longer high or rising exponentially. and the prime minister has confirmed that restrictions in england will ease significantly from monday. pubs and restaurants will be allowed to serve people inside. and indoor venues like cinemas and soft play centres will reopen, as well as hotels. for the first time in over a year, we will actually be allowed to hug each other though we re being told to do it cautiously. six people or two households will be able to mee