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First, following through on the campaign commitment to roll back the issues caused by the previous government, and i am doing so with the support of the auto industry, the automobile industry. the environmental protection agency and department of predation are unveiling proposals to do this. the agencies are beginning to work on the next round of standards for a broad class of vehicles, for cars, suvs, pickup trucks, medium and heavy duty vehicles. importantly, we have announcement today from au...

Catch more of morgan on her show, plus she is everywhere. she has her own show, but that is what what we get from a stellar correspondent. five of the countrys former presidents are possibly facing referendums. critics slammed it as a effort to slam his base. they are voting for the results to be binding. they were dismal for the current president. only 8% participation. when we come back, we have the bill. here it is, the text of the senate infrastructure bill stacks up to more than 27,000 pa...

Sitting president telling the attorney general, the acting attorney general, call it a corrupt election. >> ever since watergate, every white house, democrats and republicans, have had policies in place that say when the white house officials and the justice department talk about individual cases, certain procedures have to be followed because the opportunity for undue influence is so great. this is exactly why these policies are in place. now, those policies are not laws. they are not binding. ...

A court ban and gathered illegally. police used batons and tear gas, saying some of its officers had been harassed and attacked in the western district. in central america, polls have closed in mexico in a referendum about investigations into the countrys former presidents. turnout had to be at 40% for the result to be binding, but was expected to be low because the supreme court watered down the questions — removing any mention of past presidents. as will grant now reports from mexico city, s...

In the australian context — this is a country that for many, many months, life has gone back to near normal for most people, so this is definitely a step backwards as the delta variant continues to challenge health workers here. there is also the factor of the lower vaccination rates in australia. weve heard from the government, weve heard from the prime minister, urging people to get theirjabs. they say that the country needs 70% of australians to get vaccinated before restrictions are eased,...

The first being logistics, how could universities police this? and there were potentially some legal questions, too, because when you get an offer of an university place, that is considered to be legally binding. but also i think ministers are keenly aware that unease is growing on the conservative backbenches about this wider issue of vaccine passports. the leader of the house of commons, jacob rees—mogg said last night, for example, that it wouldnt be the end of the world to have to show pro...

That was something they were looking at but i do understand that particular proposal has been shelved. meanwhile conversations about other things, premier league football, for example, continues. why did they go back on that proposal then? i think they were two key reasons. the first being logistics, how could universities police this? there were legal questions as well. when you get an offer of an university place, that is considered to be legally binding. i think ministers are also aware that ...

How could universities police this? and there were potentially some legal questions, too, because when you get an offer of an university place, that is considered to be legally binding. i think ministers are also aware that unease is growing on conservative backbenches about this wider issue of vaccine passports. the leader of the house of commons, jacob rees—mogg said last night that it wouldnt be the end of the world to have to show proof of vaccination to gain entry to venues, but he also s...

On that proposal then? i think there were two key reasons. the first being logistics, how could universities police this? there were legal questions as well. when you get an offer of an university place, that is considered to be legally binding. i think ministers are also aware that unease is growing on conservative backbenches about this wider issue of vaccine passports. jacob rees—mogg last night said it would not be the end of the world to have to show proof of vaccination to gain entry to ...

You want into a nightclub, you dont get in if you are not double—jabbed. ministers have been floating other settings where that could be the case. opening up international travel for people who have had both jabs. the idea was that once university students return from their summer break in the autumn, they will have had to have had both jabs to go to lectures or even stay in halls of residence. that was something they were looking at but i do understand that particular proposal has been shelve...