Since this whole, uh, scam started. And say what you want. This was a coup. This was a coup of a president of the united states. He didnt want to leave. And they said, we can do it the nice way, or we can do it the hard way. What was happening sort of overnight is theyre rewriting history and making Kamala Sound like a moderate, when in fact she is far left, like far, far left. Worse than bernie sanders. She is considered more liberal by far than bernie sanders. Shes a radical left lunatic. I also heard people shout bullets, bullets and, you know, get down, get down. Because i, you know, i moved down pretty nicely, pretty quickly. And we had bullets flying right over my head after i went down. So im glad i went down. The bigger miracle was that i was looking in the exact direction of the shooter, and so it hit. It hit me at an angle that was, uh, far less destructive than any other angle. So that was the miracle. That was for those people that dont believe in god, i think we got to all
Less spectators, 16,000 in here, well under 2500 will be england fans, and the temperature could be a factor, expected to be 28 degrees around kick off. They know it s a huge opportunity to make it back to back semi finals at major finals and while southgate isn t underestimating ukraine he knows his team are in a good place heading to the match later. The opportunity is there. The confidence is there. And the belief. And i think they are looking forward to the challenge. It is interesting, gareth southgate says he feels playing away from home could be a huge opportunity rather than a negative. There is one entry concern concerning the caer sakho, he is a doubt for the match but long gone are the days where an injury wreaks a sense of panic around the england squad such as the strength and depth gareth southgate has at his disposal. And to anna what s the atmosphere like out and about? well, this is the official fan village in the historic heart of rome and normally these wobbles wou
Of what the chinese may have done and i m fully in favor of any further investigation of what went on in china. Brian: i wonder why he is not more curious. 14 months since the country shut down over covid19 believe it or not. Nearly 600,000 americans are dead. Millions infected. Resulting in lockdowns crippling the economy. The whole world needs to know how this virus began. Somehow we are no closer to finding the source? why is that? took four months to identify the source of the sars virus. Nine months for the missouri vice. Here we are 15 months in. We first hear about infections still no answers. The official story from china is comical the world health organization is no help. Covid19 jumped from an animal to a human. Maybe directly from a bat. Maybe through intermediary animal that i don t know about. What was the animal? why don t we know? where is it? no idea. When did it happen? they have no clue. Isn t it odd that the smoking bat has never been discovered or pursued? even if
the supreme court rules that uber drivers must be treated as workers rather than self employed in a decision with wide implications for the gig economy. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex have confirmed to the queen that they will not be returning as working members of the royal family. as a result the couple will now no longer hold the honorary military appointments and royal patronages given to them by the queen. in a statement buckingham palace said that in stepping away from the work of the royal family it would not be possible to continue with the responsibilities and duties that come with a life of public service. prince harry and meghan have committed to continue supporting the organisations they have represented saying service is universal . andy moore reports. ever since meghan and harry moved to north america, their long term role in the royal family has been uncertain. last january, they announced they would step back as seni
if you d like to get in touch this morning, you can tweet me @vicderbyshire or email victoria@bbc.co.uk. and the queen and prime minister have led tributes to captain sir tom moore, who s died at 100 years old after testing positive for coronavirus last week. the government says it will ensure he s officially remembered. i think we should find a way to make sure that we mark the memory of captain tom and thank him for the contribution that he made for the nhs. good morning. the health secretary, matt hancock, has described as absolutely superb the findings of a study which suggests for the first time that the oxford astrazeneca vaccine significantly reduces people passing on the virus. the research by oxford university, which has not yet been formally published, also found that the jab provides a high level of protection, even when there s a gap of 12 weeks between the two doses. researchers believe that the vaccine remains 76% effective for up to three months after the first