venue near the border with germany. we can go to our europe regional editor of paul moss in the newsroom. what else can you tell us about what has happened? we what else can you tell us about what has happened? has happened? we are in the early stares has happened? we are in the early sta . es of has happened? we are in the early stages of the has happened? we are in the early stages of the fire, has happened? we are in the early stages of the fire, we has happened? we are in the early stages of the fire, we think - has happened? we are in the early stages of the fire, we think it - has happened? we are in the early stages of the fire, we think it has l stages of the fire, we think it has still gone on. we think it started at around 6:30am local time, clearly at around 6:30am local time, clearly a serious fire because nearly 80 firefighters were immediately sent to the scene for that we gather the building caught fire, the ground for catching fire first, but then the first floor
of setting out the government s case. now, david, i want to pla y a moment from andy mccarthy or mccarthy earlier today on foto x about part of trump s defense here. i ve personally never been blown away by his claim, which his lawyers won t repeat in court, in which there pes documentary evidence of that. he declassified everything. it wouldn t be a defense in anns espionage act casee in a because the espionage act doesn t speak about classified information. en it speaks about national defense information. sified, david, it correct about that. he s a little bit wrong. is hethe 79 c8 speaks about clw information, but classifierongd documents. but, yes, that s why they charge under 793. so they didn t have to deal with that issue. this is a very, very defensible case. very d there are different defenses to different elements of it, for sureefthere es of . i think some past decisions are going to come to haunt them. language that certainly would have led president trump to gol
tonight, but the country knew they were coming. what has happened in london as you can see tonight from the evening newspaper, this is the london evening standard benefits axed. again and again, the message has gone out from the government that we could no longer afford the level of expenditure that was being put out by the uk administration, and so tonight, a new des of, if you like, a cold shower, a new realism in britain that the good days are not only over, but they a austerity has arrived. do you believe, richard, they will go ahead and slash half a million jobs in the uk? yes. i do. 490,000 jobs over four years, and they say that the jobs will be picked up by the private sector. it is but it is not just not all of it. it is the way in which if you