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The american people deserve to see with their own eyes, that trump, in accordance with the law, is given a fair and just trial. they also deserve to know that judge overseeing the trial, is playing by the rules, and not engaging in potentially nefarious political favoritism. and the only way to ensure both, and to protect our democracy in this process, is to be as transparent as possible. like the american people watch, and draw their own conclusions into how this case unfolds. here to discuss t...

But the truth is simple, that is not enough, given this is a -- the severity and gravity of this moment. the trial of donald trump is not only an unprecedented event in u.s. history, its also a monumental test for our legal system. right now, theres a very real possibility donald trump could be the republican partys nominee in 2024. and theres also a very real possibility that this trial could still be underway on election day. the american people deserve to see with their own eyes, that trump, ...

For everyone else. rishi sunak wants to move on from partygate, but events like this still cast a long political shadow. and iain is with me. iain, partygate will be a majorfeature in parliament again tomorrow. absolutely right, pa rtygate absolutely right, partygate will be very prominent tomorrow in parliament because mps will be giving —— given hours to air their views on this cross—party privileges committee report into whether... misled parliament. clearly, mps will have different vie...

To turbo—charge a bit their tech developments and see this as an opportunity for richness. whereas when we see a more mature labour market today, they really see this as a threat for them and for theirjob loss. jessica, did you make any conclusions for for best practice, for working with or alongside ai? i would really encourage corporations to do three things. 0ne — really start experimenting, build up muscles, start making it more prevalent. it helps people see the opportunities here. it h...

And you see a totally different standard of justice for donald trump who had seven top secret documents. what i would say is how are we getting to a place where pride p, vice president pence, hillary clinton, president trump are all leaving with classified documents. the protocols of the white house needs to change. >> i think there are concerns about classifications of emails. you referenced hillary clinton. you talked about pence and biden. theyre very different circumstances than what trump i...

And journalists, violating their constitutional right to free speech. thats just one of the devastating conclusions from a report that also finds the police force was racist and wantonly violent. the report found that the minneapolis police department: we found that the minneapolis police department routinely uses excessive force, often when no force is necessary, including unjust deathly force and unreasonable use of tasers. the death of george floyd, killed by a police officers knee on his nec...

Trump who had 17 top-secret documents. what i would say though is that how are we getting to a place where president biden vice president pence, hillary clinton, trump, although leaving with classified documents. the protocols of the white house need to change so we do not find ourselves in the situation. >> there are concerns about patients, but when you reference clinton, pentz, biden, very different circumstances than what trump is facing given the fact that he refused to hand over the inform...

Jessica, did you make any conclusions for for best practice, for working with or alongside ai? i would really encourage corporations to do three things. 0ne, really start experimenting, build up muscles, start making it more prevalent. it helps people see the opportunities here. it helps corporations also size what the opportunity is for them, and it helps actually lower the level of concern around ai. i would say, two, start training and upskilling theres a huge call for it. 80% of workers are ...

Against the findings on monday. our political correspondent, leila nathoo, is in westminster. how high are the stakes for that vote on monday? i do how high are the stakes for that vote on monday?— how high are the stakes for that vote on monda ? ., ., ~ vote on monday? i do not think there are as hiuh vote on monday? i do not think there are as high as— vote on monday? i do not think there are as high as they could _ vote on monday? i do not think there are as high as they could have - vote...

The necessary tools to efficiently investigate these civil rights violations. and whether or not they could shift away from the current practice of these protracted investigations that take multiple years, coming to conclusions that people are -- had made days and hours before the incident that spurred them. so, the question is whether or not this is an official process and whether or not this process will lead to significant or substantive change. and change in the toxicity that exists in polic...