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clear his decision to expand ulez london wide was not an easy one. but they said 4,000 londoners a year die prematurely from air pollution. around the country, the number of clean air zones has been growing in recent years. for example, birmingham and bristol both have one. the plan to widen london's ulez has attracted protests. and some cameras have been vandalised. the mayor's spokesperson said he would robustly defend the expansion in court and continue with preparations for it to come into force. katy austin, bbc news. the moon has left people gazing up at the sky after appearing brighter and larger than usual last night. this was last nights buck moon passing over the shard in london. july's supermoon is appearing full for up to three days and it's closer than normal in its orbit around the earth. it also appeared over cheshire.
case that is pending also. >> that worries me a lot. this supreme court has gutted the voting rights act. they're considering the shard of the law left, the great civil rights law that had a big impact in the country. there's every reason to fear that they're going to finish the job of weakening it significantly and then the affirmative action where they end race in college admissions. these are big rulings by nine unelected lifetime appointed government officials and that poses a challenge in a lot of ways to our democracy. the country is moving in one direction but the court is veering sharply in another. >> the leak of the draft and then the dobbs decision, how did the abortion ruling change public attitudes towards the court? >> you've seen a real backlash towards the court on that ruling. think about the midterm election. the democrats did better than in decades for the for the party controlling the white house. a lot of that was reaction to the dobbs case.
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>> if you can, there will be a couple of days i think for them to negotiate in congress. as it stands, it sounds like you would be a no on this. >> i would be if i was in their shoes. that is a position different than most republicans. i believe that it will pass. we have to think on the timescales of history not the quarterly earnings reports are to your election cycles. i would push for far more dramatic spending cuts and cuts to the administrative state. that is where the cancer begins. >> well, i think that that is very much in line with a lot of my thinking. we appreciate you being so clear about that. we will see a little bit later on for broader conversation about the 2024 race. if you don't mind, since it is my shard like to offer my perspective on this debt ceiling situation. what we have just seen as a classic swamp charade.
>> if you can, there will be a couple of days i think for them to negotiate in congress. as it stands, it sounds like you would be a no on this. >> i would be if i was in their shoes. that is a position different than most republicans. i believe that it will pass. we have to think on the timescales of history not the quarterly earnings reports are to your election cycles. i would push for far more dramatic spending cuts and cuts to the administrative state. that is where the cancer begins. >> well, i think that that is very much in line with a lot of my thinking. we appreciate you being so clear about that. we will see a little bit later on for broader conversation about the 2024 race. if you don't mind, since it is my shard like to offer my perspective on this debt ceiling situation. what we have just seen as a classic swamp charade.
or encouraging him? >> i believe so. >> coached or not, tom foley's defense team knew from day one that they needed to prove the sound those voice heard was tom dropping a window frame on the back porch, and not the fatal gun blast. four days after tom foley's arrests, schafer took a trip to the farm. >> a couple of perry mason moments, don't come very often. >> this is the frame we found. >> right work tom said he dropped the frame, found this tiny shirt of glass. immediately they try to match the shared with the frame. tom said he dropped. >> if you take the shard and inserted in with a few remaining intact, putty theories of the frame, you can see it fits perfectly. >> it was compelling evidence that tom may have been telling the truth. but schafer wouldn't lead more than a shred of evidence. he next call this woman. janette moore, the woman who came forward immediately following tom's guilty verdict.
>> if you can, there will be a couple of days i think for them to negotiate in congress. as it stands, it sounds like you would be a no on this. >> i would be if i was in their shoes. that is a position different than most republicans. i believe that it will pass. we have to think on the timescales of history not the quarterly earnings reports are to your election cycles. i would push for far more dramatic spending cuts and cuts to the administrative state. that is where the cancer begins. >> well, i think that that is very much in line with a lot of my thinking. we appreciate you being so clear about that. we will see a little bit later on for broader conversation about the 2024 race. if you don't mind, since it is my shard like to offer my perspective on this debt ceiling situation. what we have just seen as a classic swamp charade.
apology from the ritz hotel — after he was told that "afro—style hair" was banned. jerellejules had reached the final interview stage with the hotel when he was sent its employee personal grooming policy. the hotel said it did not condone discrimination, adding, "we are genuinely committed to an inclusive and non—discriminatory environment." the average time taken by the met police to arrive on the scene of incidents such as burglaries and road—traffic collisions is more than two hours — that's according to data from the mayor's office, which showed the delays affected all 12 of the met�*s command units. the target response time is one hour. more than £750,000 of city hall funding will be used to tackle hate and extremism in the capital this year. the money will go to existing groups as well as new ones with the aim, according to the mayor, of challenging radicalisation in communities. a 76—square metre mosaic, which will sit in place for 200 years, is being planned. it's called �*1,000 streams in a river�* and is going up in the shadow of the shard at london bridge station. the team responsible — the london school of mosaics —
a 76 square metre mosaic that will sit in place for 200 years. it's called 1,000 streams in a river and is going up in the shadow of the shard at london bridge station. the team responsible — the london school of mosaics — hope it'll be finished by september. it is made up of tens of thousands of beautiful handmade glass tesserae, which spread over the length of this wall, which hundreds of thousands of commuters walk past every single day. as you can see, it's being installed now and eventually will go all the way down to the other end of the station. do underground now. there are severe delays on the district line and hammersmith and city line and part closure on the overground line. we will bring you updates throughout the morning. but now the weather. good morning.
it is coming up to a quarter past six. 0urtop it is coming up to a quarter past six. our top story this evening. president biden urges a return to power at stormont as he marks 25 years of peace in northern ireland. and coming up... it years of peace in northern ireland. and coming up...— and coming up... it has been a really wet _ and coming up... it has been a really wet and _ and coming up... it has been a really wet and windy _ and coming up... it has been a really wet and windy day, - and coming up... it has been a - really wet and windy day, especially on the coast, and here in north coming up on the bbc news channel... chelsea look to put their premier league problems behind them as they travel to real madrid in the last eight of the champions league. staff. the hotel apologises. and underneath the shard, work begins on a huge mosaic. he's one of the world's richest men, and owns spacex, tesla and twitter. so when elon musk speaks, his words — well chosen or not — have the ability to move