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the cabinet, which met this morning, is now changed in significant ways as borisjohnson fights to stay on. a new chancellor and health secretary and a new education secretary and a new education secretary to —— tonight after hours in which it looked like the government was on the brink of collapse. yes, well have the latest on the sudden reshuffle, with confirmation a few minutes ago that nadhim zahawi will be the new chancellor. also tonight... in ukraine, the latest evidence of p...

as so many have done? >> yeah, i think you will invoke any privilege he has to think of. realistically, now he has been told hes a target, he should. it would be foolish not to -- theyll try attorney-client privilege which i think is dubious because it does not apply to conversations that arent -- he will take the fifth if he has to, look, it is his right to do so. and as you said, there are investigations swirling around. there came this moment lace last week when we were so deep in m...

to protect the integrity of the investigation. doj lawyers opposing a move by media organizations, including cnn, to unseal the probable cause after thefidavit that waso get the search warrant last week. in a separate trump legal drama, a source says eric herschmann has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury investigating january 6. he might remember his blunt testimony before the january 6 committee. >> now im going to give you the best free legal advice youre ever getting in your li...

also in the programme: marched at gunpoint towards an execution — we have the inside story of a russian atrocity in ukraine from the survivor who played dead. another 50,000 people told to evacuate their homes in sydney — the australian city has had eight months of rain in just four days. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. its newsday. its 7am in the morning in singapore and midnight in london, where borisjohnson�*s premiership looks at its most perilous yet, wi...

has said the government was now collapsing amid sleaze, scandals and failure. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benedicte paviot, who is the uk correspondent for france 2a, and ali miraj, columnist at the article. tomorrows front pages, starting with... the telegraph describes johnson as "hanging by a thread" after the resignations of sunak and javid. the sun say johnson is in the "last chance saloon" and described him ...

affidavit could compromise the ongoing criminal investigation. its been eight days since that unprecedented fbi action and we know that doj filter teams have combed through at least some of the contents retrieved from trumps home. we know this because doj returned trumps passports, three of them, in fact, that were found among the materials that were taken away by the fbi. weve been tracking all of this for the past week. katelyn, what can we expect to happen at this hearing on thursda...

something went wrong in the intervening period which led to the search that happened at the former presidents home in palm beach last week. >> evan, big picture this for us. why are these interviews with trumps former top two lawyers at the white house, why are they significant? >> first of all, these were two of several representatives of the former president named as people to be in touch with the national archives should anything like this happen. so they would be in the position to...

four. with lawrence odonnell. good evening, lawrence. w, igood evening >> good evenin, rachel. i will be on the port side of the vote from where you -- from where you will be sitting. whats a shocker. i mean, this committee has been very carefully scheduling. and then, the only thing they were doing with the schedule was pushing it further out. and actually, in effect, giving us bigger breaks. just suddenly, i have to jump to position for a hearing from this committee. by the way, for ...

few moments from now. it was here almost exactly 24 hours ago now that a gunman opened fire from the roof of a building about two blocks behind me, killing six people, you can hear the sounds of it right there, wounding 25. it caused hundreds of people to flee the scene. a real moment of sheer terror. you can see actually behind us now some of the chairs that they left behind still littering the scene here. police did find a gun on the roof of that building. ultimately about eight hour...

>> why do you think there is -- why is there a rush? i mean, if they got something new, obviously, they couldve factored it into the readings that theyve already scheduled for july. they couldve factored it into hearings they have scheduled a week from now. why, what could possibly explain why there is a rush to get the new evidence, get the new witness testimony before the american public, urgently on zero notice? >> and here we crash into the limits on my ability to guess. [laughs] b...