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we always want to win the games, and of course, it would really help us to put us in a better position when we win the game. of course, that's how we are going to approach it and i think the experience we have on friday we feel comfortable that we can get a good result. let's speak tojo currie who's alongside me in the studio, and jo wiegman is having to answer more and more questions tired, predictable, even boring were some _ tired, predictable, even boring were some of— tired, predictable, even boring were some of the — tired, predictable, even boring were some of the words being banded around _ some of the words being banded around following that friday night defeat _ around following that friday night defeat to france. england not looking — defeat to france. england not looking as they have done in the last couple of years. a few reasons behind _ last couple of years. a few reasons behind that — last couple of years. a few reasons behind that simply because all teams and all— behind that simply because all teams and all sports peak and trough. they io and all sports peak and trough. they go through— and all sports peak and trough. they go through good faces and not so good _ go through good faces and not so good phases and the lionesses of course _ good phases and the lionesses of course when they won the euros in 2020 _ course when they won the euros in 2020 to— course when they won the euros in 2020 to reach the world cup final last year. — 2020 to reach the world cup final last year, right now they seem to be trough _ last year, right now they seem to be trough thing ever so slightly. people — trough thing ever so slightly. people talked about the fact that the team looked lethargic, which is fair, a _ the team looked lethargic, which is fair, a lot— the team looked lethargic, which is fair, a lot of— the team looked lethargic, which is fair, a lot of these players have gone _
the programme. —— throughout the rest of the week. rishi sunak and sir keir starmer will debate some of the key issues facing the uk — and their plans to address them — in front of a live studio audience this evening. the televised debate is the first time they'll go head to head in this general election campaign. our political correspondent alex forsyth can show us around the studio. so there is something that could be quite significant happening in the election campaign tonight. it is the first debate between rishi sunak and keir starmer, and i can show you the studio where it is taking place. this is where all of the action is going to happen. so up on that stage there, you're going to have the host of this debate, julie etchingham from itv, and you're going to have rishi sunak and keir starmer on those two podiums. and we can take a little look around because these chairs, a little later on, are going to be filled with a live studio audience. there's going to be about 80 to 100 people, and some of the audience are going to get a chance to put their questions to the two candidates for that job of prime minister. we just need to watch our step
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list on the bbc news website once they are all confirmed. rishi sunak and keir starmer will debate some of the key issues facing the uk and their plans to address them in front of a live studio audience this evening. the televised debate is the first time they'll go head to head in this general election campaign. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth can show us around the studio. so there is something that could be quite significant happening in the election campaign tonight. it is the first debate between rishi sunak and keir starmer, and i can show you the studio where it is taking place. this is where all of the action is going to happen. so up on that stage there, you're going to have the host of this debate, julie etchingham from itv, and you're going to have rishi sunak and keir starmer on those two podiums.
in this general be a pivotal moment in this general election campaign. studio: and other news, major london hospitals are hit by a cyber attack, leading to cancelled operations and emergency patients being moved. tests have revealed a newborn baby discovered and then east london park earlier this year is the sister of two other children abandoned by the same parents. we set hello. now, we arejust under 30 minutes same parents. we set hello. now, we are just under 30 minutes away from the first leaders debate of the general election campaign. rishi sunak and keir starmer will go head—to—head in front of a live studio audience in an hour—long programme on itv. today's debate is part of several televised discussions involving political leaders, and using different formats in the run—up to the vote on the 4th ofjuly. the bbc is hosting a seven party debate on friday. night will
sound bite wasn't great either. know, and that is where, i think, to have _ know, and that is where, i think, to have a _ know, and that is where, i think, to have a little — know, and that is where, i think, to have a little bit of sympathy for these _ have a little bit of sympathy for these folks that do these, they are completely foreign environments to what they— completely foreign environments to what they are used to. they are use to like _ what they are used to. they are use to like if— what they are used to. they are use to like if they were coming in to do this, _ to like if they were coming in to do this, they— to like if they were coming in to do this, they would see how it looks, they would — this, they would see how it looks, they would know. each debate format changes _ they would know. each debate format changes. the set changes. do you know _ changes. the set changes. do you know where the step is? etc. but if they do _ know where the step is? etc. but if they do standard interviews, they know _ they do standard interviews, they know roughly where they are headed and what _ know roughly where they are headed and what it _ know roughly where they are headed and what it looks like. i think the thing _ and what it looks like. i think the thing with— and what it looks like. i think the thing with that is they sort of lose a sense _ thing with that is they sort of lose a sense of— thing with that is they sort of lose a sense of how long they are even in the studio _ a sense of how long they are even in the studio. they have a sense, they lose sense — the studio. they have a sense, they lose sense of time, you know, the adrenaline — lose sense of time, you know, the adrenaline is rushing, they cannot remember— adrenaline is rushing, they cannot remember what they said ten minutes a-o. remember what they said ten minutes ago and _ remember what they said ten minutes ago and i_ remember what they said ten minutes ago. and i think on that point, you know, _ ago. and i think on that point, you know, teresa was obviously being honest. _ know, teresa was obviously being honest, but it didn't look great, that is— honest, but it didn't look great, that is the — honest, but it didn't look great, that is the reality is you can't always — that is the reality is you can't always perhaps say what you really want to _ always perhaps say what you really want to say and you have got to think— want to say and you have got to think about the framing, because it is postop— think about the framing, because it is postop you are essentially being pitted _ is postop you are essentially being pitted against him but he who is in a very— pitted against him but he who is in a very different role. and it therefore landed badly. in 2017,
be a pivotal moment in this general election campaign. studio: and other news, major london hospitals are hit by a cyber attack, leading to cancelled operations and emergency patients being moved. tests have revealed a newborn baby discovered and then east london park earlier this year is the sister of two other children abandoned by the same parents. we set hello. now, we arejust under 30 minutes same parents. we set hello. now, we are just under 30 minutes away from the first leaders debate of the general election campaign. rishi sunak and keir starmer will go head—to—head in front of a live studio audience in an hour—long programme on itv. today's debate is part of several televised discussions involving political leaders, and using different formats in the run—up to the vote on the 4th ofjuly. the bbc is hosting a seven party debate on friday. night will
have to come out a bit more forcefull . a ., ., , , forcefully. vicki young, a deputy olitical forcefully. vicki young, a deputy political editor. _ forcefully. vicki young, a deputy political editor. if _ forcefully. vicki young, a deputy political editor. if you _ forcefully. vicki young, a deputy political editor. if you want i forcefully. vicki young, a deputy political editor. if you want to i political editor. if you want to follow this debate blow by blow, you can scan a qr code on the screen next to me. our correspondence art delivering regular updates and analysis, and of course, there will be plenty more throughout the evening here on the bbc news channel. studio: thank you very much indeed. time now for the sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. it's been revealed that manchester city are planning to launch legal action against the premier league over the organisations commercial rules. bbc sport understands an arbitration hearing regarding the legality of the league's transaction rules has been set for next week. those rules determine whether sponsorship deals are financially �*fair�*. the times newspaper is reporting that it has seen a legal document in which city claim they are victims of "discrimination", and that the amended rules were approved by rivals to "stifle" their success on the pitch. last month city became the first club in english football history
role ai played in the race could be a warning sign for our elections here at home. >> reporter: in a consequential year for global elections, nothing matches the scale of india. nearly a billion voters and over 700 political parties. while election-related deepfakes generated by artificial intelligence spread like wildfire across indian social media, like this video of a politician who died in 2018 and was digitally resurrected to endorse his son. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> reporter: it's the ai handiwork of santil nagayan. his company is at the forefront of a thriving but loosely regulated industry here, using ai tools to create deepfakes, mostly for films. but at a studio in chennai, he recorded my voice, took photos and videos, and in a matter of hours produced a deepfake of me. >> i'm janis mackey frayer, and i'm not running for office.
now. so i will continue on this campaign trail and doing whatever i can to raise awareness. hopefully get votes. and i'll be doing this until november. i think i've told you this before. it is exhausting. it puts me to bed at night but at the same time it is the thing that gets me out of bed in the morning. i don't think there is anything more crucial going on than this issue. i feel a very strong responsibility to continue this charge and continue this fight regardless of what happened with our lawsuit. i will still be here fighting for as long it is a takes. >> amanda, you always have a chair at our table, whether it is virtually or here in the studio. and do us a favor. i would love to hear what you're hearing and what you're, i know you sort of open your arms and you take in all this. i would love to know what you're taking in on the campaign trail and projecting out if that ever feels like the right thing to