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Pretty puzzled and rather disheartened. I think hes pulling the punches there, i think hes being careful with the language. Jonathan reiner he called it criminal negligence. What do you think . Yeah. I think it is. I mean, especially given now that we know what the president knew and when he knew it in terms of the danger of events like this. It was interesting. I have known dr. Collins, he was my genetics professor in school and that was Strong Language for him. Hes not very political but he said he made this analogy, if an alien came from another planet and said theres a pathogen circulating...

For nature to recover. Lets return to one of our main stories. The Health Secretary, matt hancock has said the goverment is working hard to fix operational challenges in the coronavirus testing system, which have left people with symptoms unable to access tests. Overwhelming demand for appointments has meant many workers, including healthcare staff, have had to self isolate, preventing them from returning to work. Paul sutherland is a secondary school teacher. Hes been trying to get coronavirus tests for his three children after they started showing symptoms. He joins us from thame. Thank you ...

Well have more on those testing problems, and how the prioritising is meant to work. Also tonight. Unemployment on the rise, as 700,000 people come off the payrolls since march, with more to come. At the white house, a landmark deal to normalise relations between israel, the United Arab Emirates, and bahrain. And a plea for the worlds nations to unite to save the planet. Experts say humanity is at a crossroads, with nature in decline. And in sport on bbc news. We will have all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc sport centre. Good evening. We start with the growin...

I had chemotherapy when i got diagnosed with colon cancer. One of my assistant finally said we need to really turn this into a book and one thing led toro another. I wrote itha so that i can hopefully inspire people andan give them hope and then the publishers want to go just be on my cancer story so we could inspire an even broader audience. I finally decided this was a time to do it because cancer is so prevalent and 70 things are going on in the world and i just decided i want to be a part of the solution to give people hope and faith that they can make it through the hard times. A lot of p...

The president of ukraine calls with talks after violent clashes against kiev with protesters and police. We are willing and must be willing to go to the jail from the powers of alabama. Reporter how Martin Luther king juniors legacy is still being felt across the country today. Good morning and welcome to al Jazeera America, im stephanie sy and this weeks peace talks are in danger of ending before they even get started, on sunday the United Nations invited iran to a conference after wednesday in Geneva Switzerland and that up set syria opposition groups who are now threatening to pull out, the...