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Tribunal is unlawful. The government has to pay back tens of millions of pounds. And adam peaty does it again a second gold medal at the world swimming championships. And coming up in sportsday on bbc news, Novak Djokovic is taking time off to recover from an elbow injury, a problem that forced him to retire from wimbledon earlier this month. Good evening. Environmental and Health Campaigners have criticised the governments long awaited clean air strategy, saying it doesnt go far or fast enough to tackle pollution in our towns and cities. The plan, ordered by the high court, includes a ban on ...

And protest, so the bnp, much of the leadership is actually imprisoned and they could not contest in this election if they wanted to and human rights watch estimates up to 10,000 leaders have been put in prison since october of last year. tell us about what _ since october of last year. tell us about what is _ since october of last year. tell us about what is at _ since october of last year. tell us about what is at stake. _ since october of last year. tell us about what is at stake. how - since october of last year. tell us about what is at stake. how is - since october of last year. tell us|...

A dramatic rise in accidents killing or injuring pedestrians and bicyclists in the U.S. has led to a series of policy and infrastructure changes, including potential banning right turns at red lights

Support first let's go off something you touched on there. last year, the epa granted maryland 100 and $44 million to finance water infrastructure projects across the state. the epa also announced that baltimore, the city would receive more than 300 and $90 million to finance water infrastructure projects. so that is a lot of money being funneled into state, and then into the city. what has happened to that funding? and what kind of infrastructure changes do you think the state needs to make to run clean and safe drinking water? >> cory, it is very important to know that there's over two billi...

If endorsed by the justices, it would allow republican-led state legislatures unfettered ability to gerrymander, cutback early voting hours, make other changes to election processes and their states, all of that without any kind of judicial oversight. another state on the docket -- back at a lemonade one of the few remaining station -- against rigged legislative maps. if the conservative supreme court doesn't go along with the psychotic legal fantasies, right-wing activist groups have laid down of their infrastructure changes. that will ensure that americans will not have their voices heard. a...