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Government ministers pushing ahead with proposals to privatise channel 4, which would put an end to the broadcasters a0 years as a publicly—owned service. and the mail looks at the possibility of quarantine—free holidays, saying that ministers are urging borisjohnson to ease travel curbs at the same time as restrictions in england are lifted. expected now onjuly 19. lets begin, and expected now onjuly19. lets begin, and olivia, do you want to ecosoc this evening with the telegraph and the fo...

Becoming millionaires in the last year. the guardian leads on government ministers pushing ahead with proposals to privatise channel 4, which would put an end to the broadcasters a0 years as a publicly—owned service. the times leads with the easing of restrictions onjuly 19, saying that the current covid measures will be replaced by an emphasis on "personal responsibility", as ministers are encouraged by the slowdown in infections. the i also looks at the latest covid data, saying that the imp...

The 9th of august in scotland. they are leading at 1—0 at half—time. well, lets speak to the sports writer and broadcaster mihir bose, whos been watching the first half of england taking on the czech republic. how are you? im very well. i think this has been _ how are you? im very well. i think this has been a _ how are you? im very well. i think this has been a tremendously - this has been a tremendously improved england performance. creel is playing in midfield, people have talked about ho...

In honour of the holiday, and in galveston, celebrations are already under way. people are aware, it has been recognised, and i truly think they will be able to see a lot of change, a lot of things. things are going to improve, ijust believe in that. america continues to face a racial reckoning and a national conversation about systemic racism, police brutality and voting rights issues. the recognition ofjuneteenth as a holiday is a reminder of how far the country has come, but many americans ar...

Thats it. good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are dawn foster, broadcaster and writer fort the jacobin website. jasmine cameron—chileshe diplomatic and political correspondent at the financial times. tomorrows front pages, starting with lets start with the ft weekend — it says that boris johnson is facing a backlash from tory mps, who have blamed the chesham and amersham by—election loss, on the prime ministers electo...

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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tonight are rosa prince, editor of house magazine and broadcaster john stapleton. tomorrows front pages, starting with... the front page story for the mirror is the report into the manchester arena bombing, which found lives could have been saved if opportunities to stop the bomber hadnt been missed. the guardian focuses on an apology from ministers who say they are deeply ashamed that thousands ...

Soldiers rode into texas to tell slaveholders they had to respect the emancipation proclamation signed two years earlier. >> if the union soldiers and the united states colored troops had not arrived here in galveston i dont think they would have enforced it to this day. >> reporter: which is why residents here say this history still matters. what do you hope that people take away when they walk by and see this work of art? >> i want people to be inspired and hopefully learn something they didnt...

>> yes, sir, well, im sure it came from defense and im sure it was stolen at the time of the turnover of the administration. >> oh, its two years old now. >> i have dr. kissinger calling you. >> his national advisor, henry kissinger, from out in l.a. >> how are things in california? >> unconscionable damn thing for them to do. >> unconscionable. >> still focused on the leakers. >> joining us now is kurt anderson, best-selling author and award-winning broadcaster. his latest project out today is