Of dominic cummings. The latest official figures show eight out of ten people have covid antibodies so what does that mean for a final lifting of restrictions? a row between the sussexes and a buckingham palace source over the naming of their new baby daughter now a warning from harry and meghan s lawyers. Welcome if you have just welcome if you havejustjoined us. In the past few minutes, the us presidentjoe biden has arrived in the uk, ahead of a major summit of world leaders taking place in cornwall this weekend. Joined by first ladyjill biden, this was the scene as air force one arrived at raf mildenhall in suffolk, whether bitins i met i due to meet and greet where the bidens. The bidens are due to meet and greet us troops and families there, before making some remarks to the troops. President biden will then head on to cornwall, where the g7 summit will be held later this week. Us presidentjoe biden departed washington early wednesday, for his first foreign trip since ta
About to address troops very shortly. We ll bring that to you live when it happens. The president and first lady have just arrived moments ago. Again, this is his first international trip since taking office. The next eight days will be packed with meetings with u. S. Allies. Many of them eager to move past the turmoil of the last administration. And cooperate on some of the most pressing problems. Of course, we know the global vaccination efforts, climate change, cyber security, terrorism. He ll also meet with russian president vladimir putin. We ll have a team of reporters and analysts to put this trip into perspective. Bringing back jeff zeleny in the uk, and cnn s clarissa ward is in london. And cnn s chief political analyst gloria borger and also with us aaron david miller. So, jeff, before touching down, the president made the news and you broke it here of vaccines, a half billion doses around the world. Talk more about the timing is obvious, but we know this is something many co
to record the biggest win of his career. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. heads djokovic wins, tails evans loses. the odds had suggested only one outcome in monte carlo, but here was a reminder that there is nothing definite about being favourite. the world number one was second best from the start, as dan evans charged into a 3 0 lead. the british number one had never beaten a top six player, but soon the first set was his, 6 4. djokovic, one of the greatest players of all time, attempted to force his way back, but only came back down to earth, as evans, with craft and guile, fought back from three games down to close out the match for the biggest win of his life. commentator: and the world s best is beaten by britain s best. it s one to savour, for maybe after the tournament to tell the kids or grandkids that i beat the world number one, it s a nice one. a quarter final against david goffin awaits, and who would write him off now? katie gornall, bbc news. t
great to have you along this hour. we begin with signs that the coronavirus vaccine supply in the u.s. may soon outstrip demand. more than 225 million doses have been administered across the country, but daily vaccination rates are starting to taper off. now this comes as the government cleared the johnson & johnson vaccine to resume after a brief pause over reports of a rare blood clot. now that s putting even more doses back in the supply chain. so the drop in vaccinations is concerning health officials. as you can see here, the u.s. is far from reaching herd community. i want to go straight to polo sandoval, looking at what might be behind this drop. reporter: as johnson & johnson s covid-19 vaccine is cleared to go into arms again, a slight but ongoing drop in overall shots being administered a day. that average number, according to the cdc, dipped below 3 million this week. the biden administration attributing it to vaccine hesitancy. it s a trend that the university o
i know it looked like we were in adjoining cabins. it just happens to be a similar aesthetic, and that was weird. so, enough. that s going to do it for me for now. i will see you again tomorrow with what will probably look like a more normal backdrop. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening, rachel. and you know rumor. you didn t have to deny the rumor that wasn t there it s just weird to have two people who look like they re in the same weird place in split screen. like it looked like it was a fake thing. it s not a fake thing. it s a real thing. i believe you. we ve got a live situation on the senate floor now, rachel, that we might be cutting to during our hour. i have one ear on the senate floor during your hour, and you missed because you were working and i recommend it to you, the speech of jeff merkley s lifetime. and he s not, you know, stylistically the most compelling speaker on the senate floor.