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blown recession is near you. we might find out as early as thursday. but were going to show you more importantly how the white house is trying to play game of smoke and mirrors and they want to change the very definition of the word recession, sort of like the new recession. inflation is transitory ly anyway. also tonight, take a look at your screen. this is pretty unbelievable right? a bishop robbed at gunpoint right there at the pulpit in the middle of a church service. we have the e...

see people finding themselves because it is so hot here. people are trying to shelter from the sun. but people are appreciating the songs and the hymns and the prayers and the readings from the koran. this is a multi—faith service and we heard strong words from a catholic priest earlier, father gerard, and he said grenfell is a symbol of shame for liars and those who deceive and he went on to say that grenfell is also a symbol of love. iam i am told that a young woman has come up on ...

of blood. >> police thought that her boyfriends behavior seemed odd. >> he doesnt going. >> people thought that there was something suspicious about that. >> but he had an alibi. >> did he tried to point the finger anybody else. >> he did, angelas ex-husband. >> the ex had an alibi to. >> he came off as very calm and collected. >> there is something else missing. >> we get a phone -- call >> until somebody found it. >> they asked if i would be willing to come up there and wear a wire. ...

he said it was wrong that an 18 year—old could walk into a shop and buy assault weapons. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. vladimir putins ukraine invasion has presented nato with its greatest challenge in a generation. at nato hq, they claim support for ukraine has unified and reinvigorated the alliance to the point where sweden and finland urgently want tojoin. in kyiv, the message is different. nato, they say, has done little or nothing to help. my...

the quad — as theyre called — are discussing how best to address chinas growing power in the indo—pacific region. they are also considering joint responses to russia over the war in ukraine. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. vladimir putins ukraine invasion has presented nato with its greatest challenge in a generation. at nato hq, they claim support for ukraine has unified and reinvigorated the alliance to the point where sweden and finland urgen...

nato, they say, has done little or nothing to help. my guest is nato secretary—generaljens stoltenberg. are internal divisions undermining natos ukraine response? secretary—generaljens stoltenberg, at nato headquarters in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me, stephen. its a pleasure to have you on the show. ive got to begin with the stinging comments just a couple of days ago from ukraines foreign minister, dmytro kuleba, who said that nato had in effect d...

and also this hour, a guest calling out the gops use of tucker carleson syndrome, saying millions are now vulnerable to it. and a report from the south border, on the wait to seek asylum is now longer, thanks to a judges ruling on title 42. this is american voices. we begin this hour with the republican party, which in theory, touts that rule of law, life itself. but in practice, prioritizes hoarding power for a select few. we see it again and again from january 6th to overturning roe,...

have something to do with her death? >> whats been going on in this club scene? >> he did admit to having encounters with other couples there. >> or was it simple jealousy? >> are you still intimate with yolanda? >> yes, we are. >> threats. >> say that again. >> objection. >> betrayal. >> he said he didnt love her, he loved me. >> and finally a verdict. >> the years of waiting. the years of mourning her. we needed justice. >> hello and welcome t"dateline." wendy trapaga fell head over ...

>> he adored her and he adored her. >> united in life, divided in murder. >> this is nothing but green lights. and its not good. >> she was with him that night, found bruise, and wrapped in duct date. >> he said if you say anything, ill kill you. >> so what was the motive was it money or maybe revenge? >> there was a thick file of suspects. >> he could definitely have a laundry list of people who would want to kill him. >> but was his killer and enemy or a friend? >> those could be fig...

the charming jeopardy -- anger guy, jaime cook, nuclear physicist then suddenly she was gone a. mystery illness that baffled even her doctors. she shook like someone with the start of parkinsons. what could kill her, something at work? something? at-home >> household items. that is a possibility. listen carefully and this case the most important -- just might come from the victim herself >> could this be murder? >> that is an unpleasant way today. >> yes. >> and could she help solve it...