people dying for no reason, people torturing people dying for no reason, people torturing for no reason. why? because torturing for no reason. why? because they are human. great britain because they are human. great britain has a humanity. that s all i can say england lose the second test. it was a thrilling and dramatic day of cricket at lords, but india came out on top. jodie comer tells us about her hollywood breakthrough, how she mastered an american accent and the time she got her mum s sunday dinners on set. good morning. today once again it is going to be fairly cloudy. the cloud thick enough for patchy light rain and drizzle. limited sunshine. details coming up. good morning. it s tuesday, august 17th. our top story. president biden has defended his decision to withdraw us troops from afghanistan. he admitted surprise at how quickly the taliban seized power, but blamed afghanistan s leaders for the defeat. military planes are reported to have begun flying agai
ahead of the cop26 global summit in glasgow, church bells are about to ring out across the uk to warn about the dangers of climate change. and, nearly nine months after their takeover of the non league club, ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney attend their first home game as owners of wrexham football club. hello and welcome to the programme. borisjohnson says there is turbulence in the uk s relations with france as the dispute over post brexit fishing rights continues to escalate . france has threatened to block some british boats from its ports if the row over fishing licensces is not resolved by tuesday. the uk government says it could take legal proceedings against france. mrjohnson and the french president, emmanuel macron, are expected to discuss the fishing row tomorrow on the margins of the 620 summit in rome, from where our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. old rivalries and fierce fights rome s coliseum has hosted a few. but it s the uk and france this t