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mr trump is due in court injust over an hour. we will be looking at exactly what charges donald trump faces and what the consequences might be for him. also on the programme — a court in swansea finds two—year—old lola james was murdered by her mothers partner, who claimed her injuries were caused by the family dog. a fine of more than £12 million for tiktok for allowing children under 13 on to the site without parental consent. and the illness that affects the brain and nervous...

there is no scenario we would all be here today. donald trump arrived in court looking defiant, waving to supporters on the way in. in the court room he looked chastened and sombre and left without speaking to the press. well have the latest from sarah smith on the dramatic events in new york. also tonight... the social media giant tiktok is fined more than £12 million by the uks data watchdog for failing to protect childrens privacy. a new trial is under way using different combinati...

Difficulty walking, pain and problems with co—ordination. 0ften diagnosed aged 20 to 40, ms is two to three times more common in women than in men, and is often diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40, although it can develop at any age. 0ur correspondent, caroline wyatt, whos living with ms, has been to meet one of the trial�*s first patients. ailsa geady and her husband rob have been together since university. they married in 2003. by then, they knew that ailsa had ms. at first, her sympto...

Although it can develop at any age. the bbc�*s caroline wyatt — one of those living with ms — has been to meet one of the first patients in the new trial. ailsa geady and her husband rob have been together since university. they married in 2003. by then, they knew that ailsa had ms. at first, her symptoms would come and go — what is known as relapsing remitting ms. the couple went on to have three children, but by last year, her symptoms no longer went away. like me, she now has progress...

So we thought it might be fantastic to trial in people with progressive forms of ms, where there hasnt been as much progress. and it enables us to run several treatments at once, but also combine the trial stages, making it a more efficient way of running it and also cheaper. disability gets worse in ms thanks to the degeneration of nerves in the brain. and that happens to all of us as we get older, but in ms, its happening faster. so the hope is to identify drugs that can help slow that process...