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And that came on the same day that senior australian mps have cancelled a planned trip to the uk as tensions heighten over the role of huawei in building britains 56 network. to talk more about the security concerns over china, isabel hilton joins me in our studio. strong words today from mike pompeo and from the defence secretary talking about how if you dont understand the threat from china and huawei, you can undermine nato even. it is so stark, their warnings from the us, what do you make of...

Been dominated by this investigation into what turns out to be completely baseless. these irregularities, these statements, these omissions were not satisfactor satisfactorily . i think that leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith. >> im a bill barr fan. i think we need an explanation for what exactly happened here. theres testimony scheduled for late next month for the senate judiciary committee, but the issue here is on one hand you have roger stone who is this sleazy figure who committ...

The midlands that he would level things up. and that is why the green light on hs2 will come with a raft of other measures on transport spending. theyve done a huge amount of work clearing this site behind me and that is one of the reasons why the government felt it had to keep going. this is what high speed two looks like today in solihull. tonight, confirmation that after months of wrangling and a budget which has ballooned, the project will proceed. the foundations for a new bridge over the m...

This is bbc news. im shaun ley. the headlines at 11pm: the bbc has learned the high—speed rail link, hs2 will be given the go—ahead by the government, linking london to birmingham, manchester and leeds, with drastically cutjourney times. today we have our confirmation that we will build the railway that will close the north—south divide and bring our country together again. but opponents are angry at the cost, the damage to the environment, and the disruption to residents near the route. t...

A number of reasons. one, hes well-known. and he is probably the least scary to some people in the middle. i think the president has two advantages for him right now. really strong economy and a democratic party moving way to the left. i think joe biden has a lane where he could -- i dont know if it is moderate but a progressive and at least a well-known fig that wont scare people with far left policies. >> and hes raising a lot of money. $6.3 million in the first 24 hours. thank you. coming u...

Sight, but in then, the special counsel decided there wasnt enough evidence here to bring a case of obstruction of justice against the president and just left it essentially open. >> all right. let me go to sarah maury. youve been going through this report. >> according to this report, the president said the special counsel being named was the first thing that ever happened to him and lays out in painstaking detail all the ways president trump tried to curtail this investigation. the special cou...

Ten actions. ten actions that mueller says the president took to hurt and end the mueller probe. sara murray is outfront. >> attorney general william barr mafd li pave cleared the president of the obstruction. >> i concluded that the evidence developed by the special counsel is not sufficient to establish that the president committed an obstruction of justice offense. >> but special counsel robert mueller, he clearly refused to do so writing in his more than 400 page report, the presidents actio...

The hackers stole credentials from a u.s. elections software company in florida. they then used those credentials to send fake e-mails to 122 local government officials giobably involved in the management of voter registration systems. those e-mails were sent just over a week before the november 8th election and were laced with malware. the report says the viruses tried to access election-related hardware and software applications. d cess to voter registration records could have allowed the fock...

The u.s., unable to load popular websites like twitter, netflix, amazon, paypal, and a long list of others. >> what we know is that a cyber criminal group or a group of people created the opportunity where they had web traffic, and they funneled all of that traffic at a particular company, dyn. >> the attack was aimed a tech company based in new hampshire that serves as an internet switchboard and allows people to connect to websites. it crippled dns, or domain name servers, the so-called addres...

Internet. icann could do the same thing, putting foreign countries in charge of what you can say online. >> reporter: cruz launched the countdown to the day america "gives away the internet." the donald trump campaign joined in, hoping to "save the internet." but in a statement, icanns board care, stephen crocker, praised his groups inclusion of all voices and said the fear is misplaced. tech writer ingrid burrington is an expert on the infrastructure of the internet, and she agrees. >> ted cruz...