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finally, british actress glynis johns, who played mrs banks in the original mary poppins movie, has died at the age of 100. johns was a tony—award winning stage and screen star who appeared in dozens of films over her 60—year career. she was best known for playing the suffragette mother in the 1964 musical, mary poppins. johns also introduced the world to the sondheim classic, send in the clowns, during the original broadway run of a little night music in the 1970s. in a statement, her manager said that in her passing �*we mourn the end of the golden age of hollywood.�* you're watching bbc news. i'm helena humphrey, in washington dc. thanks for your company. remember there is plenty more news and analysis on our website or download our app. i'll be back at the top of the hour. dojoin me then.
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proceedings. in previous indictment, that have happened at the same time as the arraignment, the first appearance before the judge before the trial. in new york, in washington, dc, in florida, donald trump showed up, was processed and was then arranged. here it is two separate occasions, and the first one, the booking, will happen on thursday. —— and was then arraigned. spain's national women's football team has arrived back home from australia as the newly crowned world champions. the players paraded through the capital, madrid, on an open top bus. the official celebrations have stretched well into the night at an outdoor stage event packed with jubilant crowds waving spanish flags. spain defeated england 1—0 in the final of the women's world cup on sunday, winning their first world title. the tournament broke attendance and tv ratings records, demonstrating the growing interest in women's football. i'll be back at the top of the
it says patients taking the drug saw a significantly greater improvement in their depression symptoms compared to those taking a placebo. post—partum depression affects an estimated 15% of women in the weeks or months after having a baby. the company said the drug will need to clear a 90—day scheduling process, before it can enter the market. earlier this week, a number ofjewish organisations in the us welcomed the death sentence imposed by a jury on a gunman who murdered worshippers at a synagogue in pennsylvania. 11 people died in the 2018 attack on the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. it is thought to be the worst anti—semitic attack in us history. jewish groups said it showed that america was taking anti—semitism seriously. but what is the state of anti—semitism in the united states, five years on from the attack? to learn more, i spoke with pamela nadell, director of thejewish studies programme at american university, in washington, dc.
a potential future peace settlement between ukraine and russia. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky said he hopes this meeting will lead to a potential peace summit. earlier this week, jewish organisations in the us welcomed the death sentence imposed by a jury on a gunman who murdered worshipers at a synagogue in pennsylvania. eleven people died in the 2018 attack on the tree of life synagogue, in pittsburgh. it is thought to be the worst anti—semitic attack in us history. family members expressed relief at the death sentence, and jewish groups said it showed that america was taking anti—semitism seriously. but what is the state of anti—semitism in the united states, five years on from the attack? to learn more, i spoke with pamela nadell, director of thejewish studies programme at american university, in washington dc. pamela, thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. how significant was this sentencing and the trial coming
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republican convention. it's interesting that the republican party, the leaders of the party are still defending him because they are really petrified that if they don't trump and his base will turn on whoever they pick as a candidate. on the one hand they are defending trump because they are scared of him running as a third—party candidate for the basic turning on their chosen candidate. on the other hand there also defending probably the only person that present writing can beat. it's a bit of an ironic situation. —— president biden can beat. situation. -- president biden can beat. . ~ situation. -- president biden can beat. ., ,, , ., situation. -- president biden can beat. .. ~' , ., , situation. -- president biden can beat. ., ,, , . situation. -- president biden can beat. . ~ , . ., situation. -- president biden can beat. ., ,, , . ., , beat. thank you very much for being with us on the _ beat. thank you very much for being with us on the first _ beat. thank you very much for being with us on the first half-hour - beat. thank you very much for being with us on the first half-hour of i with us on the first half—hour of the special coverage this evening for top euro looking at live pictures of the district courthouse in washington, dc. we have seen the motorcade arrived but thatjust in washington, dc. we have seen the motorcade arrived but that just a few minutes ago, donald trump now in the courthouse where he will be
hearing came to an end. they have been given two weeks to go away and come back with a proper agreement that thejudge proper agreement that the judge can proper agreement that thejudge can look at, and then they will reconvene here in a month, six weeks, a couple of months�* time, when it all may be sorted out but that may not be the last you hear of hunter biden, because whilst the legal wheels are turning here in wilmington, delaware, there are still political machinations going on in washington, dc. there, there is a committee run by republican members of congress, who are investigating all sorts of allegations about hunter biden�*s foreign business dealings, when he had contracts with ukrainian and chinese energy companies when his fatherjoe biden was vice president, and of course the real reason that they want to keep taking evidence, keep looking for crimes or misdemeanours that they can allege hunter biden took part in is because they want to find something they can tie to his father, joe biden, and use that to try and hurt his campaign to be re—elected president of the united states, because of course we are only a little over a year away from the
presidential election, so at times like this everything get so politicised in washington, and nothing more so than the tribulations of the president�*s sole surviving son, hunter biden. the us federal reserve is raising interest rates again, this time by a quarter of a percentage point, bringing rates to their highest level in 22 years. the fed nudged the benchmark lending rate to a target range of 5.25 to 5.5%. although inflation in the united states has fallen sharply in recent months — to around 3% — the bank still hopes to reach its target rate of 2% a year. the federal reserve didn�*t rule out further rate rises to come. a short while ago i spoke to bharat ramamurti, deputy director for the national economic council. very good to have you on bbc news. thank you forjoining us. so the federal reserve raised interest rates to their highest level since 2001. what do you make of this move? figs level since 2001. what do you make of this move?— make of this move? as an administration, _ make of this move? as an administration, we - make of this move? as an administration, we don't l administration, we don�*t comment generally on the federal reserve public policy but what i think it reflects in
these charges relate to his failure to make that plea deal. live now to bryan lanza, in washington dc, where thanks for your patience brian. i was looking at some of the reaction today and the feeling that what he has been offered here two years of probation, was a sweetheart deal. your reaction to that? it probation, was a sweetheart deal. your reaction to that?— your reaction to that? it was a su er your reaction to that? it was a super sweetheart _ your reaction to that? it was a super sweetheart deal, - your reaction to that? it was a | super sweetheart deal, nobody your reaction to that? it was a i super sweetheart deal, nobody in america _ super sweetheart deal, nobody in america would _ super sweetheart deal, nobody in america would receive _ super sweetheart deal, nobody in america would receive a - super sweetheart deal, nobody in america would receive a deal- super sweetheart deal, nobody in america would receive a deal likej america would receive a deal like this, _ america would receive a deal like this, much— america would receive a deal like this, much less _ america would receive a deal like this, much less somebody- america would receive a deal like this, much less somebody who i america would receive a deal like i this, much less somebody who had america would receive a deal like - this, much less somebody who had a cocaine _ this, much less somebody who had a cocaine addiction. _ this, much less somebody who had a cocaine addiction. it— this, much less somebody who had a cocaine addiction. it wouldn't - cocaine addiction. it wouldn't happen— cocaine addiction. it wouldn't happen to _ cocaine addiction. it wouldn't happen to any— cocaine addiction. it wouldn't happen to any country, - cocaine addiction. it wouldn't happen to any country, and l cocaine addiction. it wouldn't happen to any country, and a geography, _ happen to any country, and a geography, and _ happen to any country, and a geography, and judicious- geography, and judicious jurisdiction— geography, and judicious jurisdiction unless - geography, and judicious jurisdiction unless you i geography, and judiciousl jurisdiction unless you are president _ jurisdiction unless you are president biden— jurisdiction unless you are president biden son. - jurisdiction unless you are president biden son. youi jurisdiction unless you are . president biden son. you had jurisdiction unless you are - president biden son. you had the sweetheart — president biden son. you had the sweetheart deal— president biden son. you had the sweetheart deal which _ president biden son. you had the sweetheart deal which unraveled | president biden son. you had the . sweetheart deal which unraveled as people _ sweetheart deal which unraveled as people learn — sweetheart deal which unraveled as people learn more _ sweetheart deal which unraveled as people learn more about _ sweetheart deal which unraveled as people learn more about it, - people learn more about it, apparently— people learn more about it, apparently hunter- people learn more about it, apparently hunter biden - people learn more about it, - apparently hunter biden fancies deal absorb _ apparently hunter biden fancies deal absorb them — apparently hunter biden fancies deal absorb them and _ apparently hunter biden fancies deal absorb them and pardon _ apparently hunter biden fancies deal absorb them and pardon him - apparently hunter biden fancies deal absorb them and pardon him of- apparently hunter biden fancies deal absorb them and pardon him of any. absorb them and pardon him of any other— absorb them and pardon him of any other illicit —