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71 felony counts in two jurisdictions, in new york and in south florida, to say nothing of a grand jury in fulton county, georgia, that may indict trump as early as next week, also a federal grand jury in d.c. investigating trumps role in the january 6th insurrection. in this case, the documents case, trumps attorneys are asking for trump to get special treatment, to be treated unlike every other american, to take into consideration trumps status as the frontrunner for the republican p...

to fit it all into one. so on friday night, there was a much anticipated round of retail tory airstrikes against iranian back militias. the u.s. also says there are more on the way. at a time like this, there is literally no one better to talk to the national security advisor jake sullivan, and hes going to join me in just a few minutes. there was also a big development this week in jack smiths election interference case, as it slid off the march calendar. in a large part, because we s...

defending mr. bidens controversial decision to send cluster munitions to ukraine. >> the hard but necessary choice amounted to this. if we didnt do it, if we dont do it, then they will run out of ammunition. if they run outof ammunition, they will be defenseless. every ally said they understand why were doing this, when were doing it. my conversation this morning with natos secretary-general, one day after he successfully worked with turkey and swedens leader to alleviate concerns an...

to a teenager, in return for sexually explicit photographs. the corporation, —— which was told by the young persons family about the allegations back in may, says new information came to light on thursday, and its now investigating all the claims. the bbc is now in touch with the family. and in the last few minutes, the sun newspaper has printed claims, the presenter, contacted the family, in recent days. our media editor, katie razzall reports. for the best part of 48 hours. the b...

along with joe, willie and me, we have pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of "the washington post," eugene robinson. and president emeritus of the council on foreign relations, richard haass, back with us this morning. >> he somehow becomes even more distinguished. >> he does. >> amazing. >> erudite is the word that come comes to mind. >> yes. willie, well get to the whistleblower that comer couldnt find, and then must be humiliated, as they found him in the southern...

specialist trained armed police, attended and carried out a thorough search. this search is both complex and meticulous in nature as we sought to ensure there were no further injured parties as well as seeking the arrest of the suspect. the academy was locked down and two neighbouring schools were asked to close their doors as a precaution. specialist resources including the national police service and plainclothes officers were deployed to the local area. and the suspect was arrested ...

to discuss allegations that one of its presenters paid a teenager thousands of pounds for a sexually explicit photos. weve just had an update on that story and we can cross to our culture correspondent. lizo, what is the update?— cross to our culture correspondent. lizo, what is the update? weve ust been told that i lizo, what is the update? weve ust been told that detectives * lizo, what is the update? weve ust been told that detectives from h lizo, what is the update? weve just bee...

he remains wholly positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to full public duties as soon as possible. it also goes on to say that his majesty has chosen to share this diagnosis to prevent speculation and in the hope it may assist public understanding for all those around the world who are affected by cancer. a spokesperson for the king has not revealed what type of cancer the king has but says it is not prostate cancer. last week the king was discharged from hospital...

alliance, and its good for sweden and turkey and all of nato and the baltic region. >> but the big topic of discussion at this high stakes summit is the war in ukraine. ukraine wants a path to nato membership, but the u.s. and other countries are reluctant to do so while the war is still raging. looking at this is josh letterman, and also joining us, jim townsend, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for nato. and a former deputy assistant second of defense. how did this happen...

the pocket of uniing them in a way that hasnt happened ever, so i think whether its the far east, whether its nato, whether its europe, whether its whats going on in africa, i think we have enormous opportunities, and i think just want to finish the job. president joe biden addressing his age and why he wants another four-year term. the president is in london this morning on a five-day trip that includes a nato summit later this week. well have a live report in just a moment. meanw...