conservatives? robert generic and victoria atkins are here. more of you voted for the other parties than ever before. one of the victors, ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats, joins us this morning. conservative lord michael howard. morning, morning. let s start by looking at the papers. the observer as the new prime minister on the front page saying, it is time to deliver. the conservative rule and the scheme is dead and buried. the sunday times said the government needs a plan for emigration. the suella braverman tells the telegraph the tories deserved to lose. on the other big contest, the football. england reach the euro semis, beating switzerland last night. asa as a historian, something like this is real history, it happened so real rarely, real change? it is is real history, it happened so real rarely, real change? rarely, real change? it is true, landslides rarely, real change? it is true, landslides however rarely, real change? it is true, landslides however
missing manuscripts the work of the controversial french writer that reappeared after three quarters of a century. hello and welcome. president biden has strongly defended his decision to withdraw us troops from afghanistan, saying the goals of the us mission there had been counter terrorism, not nation building. he criticised the failures of afghan governments and afghan forces but said the us would continue to support the afghan people through diplomacy, and human rights and aid programmes. military planes are reported to have begun flying again from kabul airport this morning after monday s chaotic scenes, when hundreds of afghans tried to board aircraft. john mcmanus reports. breaking short his summer holiday, president biden flew into washington, dc on monday, to answer the charge that he had overseen a majorforeign policy disaster for afghanistan, and perhaps the world to admitted that events over the past week had caught his government by surprise, but he was in n
fears of a covid i9 outbreak at a hotel in rotterdam force four teams to withdraw from the eurovision song contest opening ceremony. and fancy a job as a live in officer at a medieval castle on a remote island? well, st michael s mount in the far west of england is hiring. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the united nations secretary general has appealed for an immediate end to the fighting between israel and the palestinians. it comes as health officials in gaza report that 42 people were killed in the latest israeli bombardment, among them ten children. israel says hamas has launched 3,000 rockets in the last week, killing ten israelis. 0ur middle east editor, jeremy bowen, reports from sderot, in southern israel. these were the heaviest israeli raids on gaza since this war started. it was also the deadliest day for palestinians. at the centre of the killing in the heart of gaza city, they were looking for survivors. he says, raise your v
return tonight on the base that there is to attempt to gain the league where they still need to make sure of those points to clinch the title and regain it from liverpool. there was so much talk about this historic quadrupple that s over now after they lost their fa cup semifinal. could that relax pep guardiola and the players a bit for the run in? i think they would be great disappointment but as ever with them it will not change the way that they operate and city. i think the interesting thing tonight would be to see what sort of team pep guardiola picks because he made eight changes, a little surprising for the semi on saturday which i think makes you think that perhaps it might be a stronger thing tonight which i think also reflects the position that manchester city are in, that they do not want any slip ups and they want to get this title sorted and sealed and delivered as soon as possible. sorted and sealed and delivered as soon as possible. moving onto aston villa,