president zelensky says russia must be held accountable, and as the nato summit begins today, its response will be top of the agenda. we re going to speak to our correspondents in ukraine, the us and moscow. first to james waterhouse in kyiv. james, this war never goes away but moments like this draw the world s attention back to what s happening, don t they? they absolutely do. here in kyiv, the war effort relies enormously on the war effort relies enormously on the political campaigning which takes place here as well. and there was once a period when ukraine s best bargaining chip was military progress, battlefield winds but in the absence of that, it s hard to look at showcasing what russia continues to impose on this vast country as a means of dry to garner further support. the widespread condemnation whether kyiv likes it or not is an opportunity for it to secure its long desired air defence systems and perhaps speed up its membership to the nato alliance. why? because o
in the women s triathlon, and bronze medals in the gymastics women s team final and the team dressage. simone biles pulls out of the gymnastics women s team final to focus on her mental health, before the us goes on to claim the silver medal. more electronic tagging for burglars, and a pledge it falls for a seventh day in a row, but there s a large increase in number of deaths the highest since march. more electronic tagging for burglars, and a pledge to provide a named officerfor every neighbourhood are announced as part of a new crime reduction strategy for england and wales. after the storming of the us capitol building injanuary, a congressional committee hears dramatic testimony by police officers who came face to face with protestors. what we were subjected to that day was like something from a mediaeval battle. we fought hand to hand, inch by inch. to prevent an invasion of the capitol by a violent mob intent on subverting the democratic process. and a woman who was
your support and energy has given us a huge lift, and i know it will on sunday. there s excitement too in italy, they are unbeaten in three years and are confident that they can beat england tonight. a sixth wimbedon title. and at wimbledon it s game, set and match for novak djokovic as he beats matteo berrettini by 3 1 to take his sixth grass court title. the serb is now level pegging with federer and nadal on 20 grand slam wins. the uk s vaccine minister says the government is confident that plans to lift a range of covid restrictions will go ahead onjuly 19th in england. but he also said masks are still expected to be worn indoors. the fortification of the vaccination programme has allowed us to cautiously move to step four and the pm will say more about this. and lift off for branson. the billionaire virgin galactic founder has flown to the edge of space on the company s first ever passenger flight before gliding back to earth safely. now on bbc news, it s time for sports
of me on the opposite media balcony there s hundreds of people lined up i can only assume to catch a glimpse because the inevitable question will because the inevitable question will be asked, bearing in mind he turns 40 be asked, bearing in mind he turns a0 in august, have we seen the last of it roger federer at wimbledon? he said he would make a call other whether he goes to the other pics after these championships, was that they don t have an answer to that at they don t have an answer to that at the moment and we should hear from him later this evening. credit to hubert hurkacz, what a performance from him? having a grand slam of his life, the first polish man to reach the semi final of a slam and he was terrific. he put the number two seed out yesterday on a centre court match which is carried over from the day before because of the rain and a man universally liked on the tennis tour. what is staggering is the won the miami masters in april and when that time and the sta