claims from quite another health unions, i m sure. because the nhs was shown unions, i m sure. because the nhs was shown in unions, i m sure. because the nhs was shown in polling unions, i m sure. because the nhs was shown in polling to unions, i m sure. because the nhs was shown in polling to be - unions, i m sure. because the nhs was shown in polling to be an - was shown in polling to be an absolutely huge and fundamental concern and priority for voters and the public, it has to be a priority for the government presumably to sort this out, because at least rights, the costs, the problems with sorting out the ongoing covid of backlog and waiting times all need this dispute to be resolved presumablymike indeed. resolving this dispute and any other pay dispute which might emerge. then the have dispute which might emerge. then they have got dispute which might emerge. then they have got these dispute which might emerge. then they have got these other ambitious pledg
where croatia s donna vekic has taken the first spot in this year s semifinal as qualifier lulu sun s fairytale run comes to an end. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. sir keir starmer has addressed mps in parliament for the first time as prime minister. surrounded by labour mp5 on the government benches for the first time in m years, he said it was time to turn the page and unite in a common endeavour of national renewal. opposite him was rishi sunak now leader of the oppostion, who congratulated the prime minister on his victory. the process of swearing in more than 600 mp5 is now under way. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young joins us from westminster. it was certainly a different tone today? yes, it was, a change in tone, that robust political debate set aside for one day, i m sure it won t last, but a change too in personnel. there are a lot of happy looking labour and liberal democrat mps and they look a bit lost as they find their way around parliam
the european championship, still 16 turned 17 on saturday. moments later, spain took the lead. deflecting in i think it stands as an own goal at the moment. might get it back because it was on target, even without them trying to keep it out. two onto spain and there is just over half an hour played. it is a thriller. england have arrived in dortmund ahead of their semifinal against netherlands. that s coming up against netherlands. that s coming up on wednesday. the squad trained at their team base before heading to 200 miles west. that s a fully fit squad. gareth southgate is going to have to decide whether he sticks with that change of formation that he employed against the swiss. a defensive back three, in the quarterfinals. the dutch plans have been disrupted, their train to dortmund was cancelled, so they had to arrange a flight and arrived late, so cancelled their pre match news conference. but everything has gone to plan for england, even if it has been a fairly tortuo
but behind the scenes, pressure continues to mount on president biden, to step back from seeking a second term in office, after last month s poor performance, in a tv debate with donald trump. let s go live to the bbc s carl nasman who s in washington. we know that stoltenberg and biden have spoken. this we know that stoltenberg and biden have spoken. we know that stoltenberg and biden have spoken. this was the big opening biden have spoken. this was the big opening event biden have spoken. this was the big opening event of biden have spoken. this was the big opening event of the - biden have spoken. this was the big opening event of the nato i big opening event of the nato summit marking 75 years of the alliance, it took place in the building that the treaty was signed 75 years ago. we heard from the secretary general, but many people were anticipating the speech from us president joe biden, what would he deliver, how did he deliver, he called this a pivotal moment
i want to thank my amazing team, my family that made so many amazing sacrifices for me. and beaming biles after struggles with her mental health superstar american gymnast simone biles takes bronze on the beam. in other news. first minister nicola sturgeon says scotland will remove most of its remaining covid restrictions from monday face coverings in indoor public settings will continue. this change is significant and hard earned. the sacrifices everyone has made over the past year and a half can never be overstated. coronavirus cases continue to fall in the uk, but deaths have risen to 138 the highest reported daily figure since march 17th. borisjohnson meets the opposition leader of belarus after one of the country s athletes at the olympics sought sanctuary in a foreign embassy. sprinter tells the bbc why she did it. i want people to stop being afraid, i want them to speak out because when there is pressure it s really important not to keep silent. good afternoo