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cities celebrating as well, so shall we show you some live pictures from rome as well, in italy? where we can see, again, fireworks. amazing work there as well. also, we can also show you some live pictures from berlin germany. amazing pictures, again, isnt it? so, many european cities welcoming the new year, of course many cities here in asia have welcomed 2024 about six, seven hours ago. of course, will we will bring you more on new years celebrations around the world later in the pr...

his ton aides here in bedminster, new jersey. we learned today he is facing 37 felony charges for his handling of classified documents after leaving the white house and in some cases prosecutors say he showed those documents to people who should not have seen them and in one case he is accused of showing a plan of attack put together for him by the department of defense. >> our laws that protect national defense information are critical to the safety and security of the united states a...

tonight on "360," the former president makes a late move in his battle with states to stay on the 2024 ballot. details on that and what his next big court filing could come. also russias worst air strikes of the war on ukraine, the civilians targeted, and what americas top european commander makes of this latest brutal stage of the war. plus well take you to the west coast where surfs up is now an urgent warning, and another round of waves, some more than two stories high, is now e...

live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. its newsday. hi there, thank you for being with us. we start in ukraine — and the attack on a crucial dam in the south of the country. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate because of rising flood waters. the dam sits between russian—held territory to the south, and ukrainian territory to the north. kyiv says that moscow is to blame — and so do nato and the eu, which has called the destruction a "war crime." at a un ...

an explosion destroys a dam with devastating flooding and now thousands of people are being evacuated as ukraine and russia blame each other for the apparent an damage. and then a flood of a different kind raising more questions about the legaldamage. and then a flood of a different kind raising more questions about the legal enveloping donald trump. how the drained pool and flooded server room could play into the investigation of trumps handling of classified documents as a witness pr...

"americas newsroom." >> the charges stem from the mishandling of confidential documents. >> bill: there are at least seven counts. among them obstruction and conspiracy. >> sandra: he is ordered to appear in federal court tuesday in miami. meanwhile trumps allies and attorneys are blasting these charges as politically motivated. >> i will say if the president in power can just jail his political opponents, which is what joe biden is trying to do tonight. we dont have a republic anymore...

donald trump not to be charged. >> thats former federal prosecutor andrew weissman with analysis on the meeting yesterday between donald trumps attorneys and the department of justice concerning the classified documents case. well go through all the new developments straight ahead. plus, one down, one more to go. mike pence is officially in the race for the 2024 republican presidential nomination with new jersey governor chris christie expected today join the field later tonight. a...

an agreement which will see them working together more closely on a range of issues including trade, green funding and technology. joining me on my panel tonight for the next hour, will be tom peck, political sketch writer at the independent and joel rubin, political strategist at the washington strategy group. also in the programme: wildfires in canada. air pollution in the us. a new el nino weather event. well investigate whats going on with our climate. in ukraine — president zele...

hello, im maryam moshiri. a very warm welcome to the daily global, where ill bring you the top stories from the uk and around the world. prince harry has left the high court in central london after a day of giving evidence as part of his case against mirror group newspapers. hes suing the company for what he claims was unlawful information gathering, including phone hacking. prince harry said he lost friendships "unnecessarily" because of the "paranoia" the journalists caused. the publ...

welcome to the programme. thousands of people are being evacuated in southern ukraine, where the destruction of the russian—controlled nova kakhovka dam has caused extensive flooding. but its uncertain who is responsible. joining me on my panel tonight for the next hour, will be gillian tett, editor at large, us financial times. and nathalie tocci director for institute of international affairs rome. also tonight: prince harry has been in court. accusing mirror group newspapers of ha...