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Unless, of course, your names adam peaty. the british swimming sensation has just added the quadruple quadruple to his medal haul, claiming his fourth title of the week at his fourth consecutive european championships. lets take a look. 0h, oh, you wouldnt want to swim against that, would you? he looks sensational. if you can get a decent start, by far the fastest swimmer through the water is adam peaty. here he comes. his swimming speed is so powerful. peaty is charging in the centre of that bl...

The belarusian journalist arrested in minsk following the forced diversion of his flight has appeared in a video statement — confessing that he provoked mass protests in belarus. it appears to have been made under duress. eu leaders have now banned belarusian airlines from its airspace and are drawing up targeted sanctions. the us secretary of state, antony blinken is on his way to the middle east for talks following the fighting between israel and palestinian militants. state department offic...

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All our steel operations in the uk, one after another, was in the process of shutting. its hard work which means they now have a viable future. its still a tough journey ahead, the uk has many disadvantages, the uk steel industry has been decimated for the last few decades. we still have a lot of work to do, im not going to give up on the uk. as long as i am in charge, my plants will stay open. but who believes him now? the british government refused to supply £170 million bailout overfears abo...

Their homes were shelled during 11 days of war. by then, the community had fled. israel says it has no record of a strike at the time of that first attack. it says its assessment is that a palestinian rocket aimed at israel dropped short of its target. the family showed us shrapnel they said was from the bomb. independent experts who have seen these photos say theyre fragments of airdropped precision munitions — not palestinian rockets. the two sides will not agree. how are you doing? as—sal...

Have had so far ive heard a shared recognition from all sides that steps need to be taken, work needs to be done to address the underlying conditions that help fuel this latest conflict. the cease-fire creates space to begin to take those steps. attending to the urgent humanitarian needs of palestinians in gaza to help rebuild is a key starting point. >> a significant announcement

Welcome back. joining us now with a look at axios a.m., political reporter for axios, hans nichols. hans, what is the axios one big thing today? >> good morning, kasie. the one big thing were looking at is a new super pac, a national super pac going after schoolboards. weve seen a lot of politics, weve seen a lot of emotion around this idea of school boards, but my colleague is reporting this idea of a national super pac.

Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. these are tough times in south africa. officially, covid has taken more than 55,000 lives. researchers reckon the real figure is much higher. and right now there are fears of a third wave of infection. but many minds in the ruling party are consumed not by this national health and economic crisis, but by anc infighting and mudslinging over corruption and accountability. my guest is finance minister tito mboweni. has the anc lost the plot?

It is my second time here and this time it was more difficult than before. well, we appreciate it. thank you very much. hello. we know may has been wet, and now with less than a week to go, the met office says provisionalfigures indicate that wales, despite all of the sunshine to end monday, has had its wettest may on record — those records going back to 1862. wales will have a drier tuesday, but depending on where you are, there will be further heavy showers to dodge because low pressure, alt...