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okay no zionists, we are good. >> trace: breaking tonight, it looks like new york city subway, it sounds like nazi germany 1938 as an anti-israel mob declares open season on their fellow passengers and fed up california district attorney living in the state capital now suing his city for failing to deal with the disaster is homelessness crisis. meantime big blue states, even some red states, are seeing a mass exodus and a lot of people are fleeing because of politics. if your state doe...

growth for the month which was broadly in line with economist expectations. the sluggishness comes after the uk economy recorded its fastest growth in two years from january to march, exiting the recession it fell into in the final half of last year. but my opening question starting with you, geoffrey cox, is rishi sunak right to say the economy has turned a corner? i think he is, no economy has turned a corner? i think he is. no doubt _ economy has turned a corner? i think he is, no d...

deliberations could start at any minute with hunter bidens fate in the jurys hands? were live outside the courtroom. >> a big meeting today for former president trump ahead of his sentencing and his hush money felony conviction, trump will meet with save probation official free pre-sentencing interview, and it could be the next big thing for apple, the company just announced new artificial intelligence feature theres for the iphone were following these major developing stories and many...

you want the bbc to cover, and time and again, housing came up. peter felix, who lives locally, was one of the many who contacted us through your voice, your vote. he and his partner are both in their 40s. they would love to buy a home together, but cant get onto the housing ladder. the average price paid by a first—time buyer in the uk last year was just over quarter of a million pounds. thats up from £109,000 20 years earlier. the average age of a first—time buyer in the uk is n...

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at ten oclock, well have a full round—up of the days news. first, social media, anti—social media, breaking news, fake news — this is the programme about a revolution in media with amol rajan, the bbc�*s media editor. hello. what kind of health is british investigative journalism actually in? better than you might think, perhaps because a lot of it is happening away from the national titles and being conducted by localjournalists, for instance, in manchester. or perhaps its bec...

the first person into space way back in 1961. had the queen come across him? well, what do you think? very interesting to meet him. what was he like? russian. he didnt speak english. he didnt speak english? no, he was fascinating. they talked about things raining down on you, apt in a week such as this — though theirfocus was the meteorite, chunks of which landed in gloucestershire. because it looks very mixed rock. then they were off to mars and the pictures of the four—billion—...

is infuriating the white house. heat records to shatter across the country today, millions of americans will see temperatures in the triple digits record setting, temperatures that are potentially life-threatening. sara is out today. im john berman with kate bolduan and this is cnn new sec this our first witness in hunter bidens federal trial will return to the stand that witness, an fbi agent will be facing cross-examination hunter biden arrived at court last hour. >> were showing you...

to. take, effect in just hours at midnight today. im moving past republican obstruction. usually the executive authorities hello me as president, to do what i can on my own to address the border frankly, i would have preferred to address this issue through bipartisan legislation because thats the only way to actually get to kind of system we have now this broken fixed now the measure would shut off asylum access to migrants who cross the southern border unlawfully once daily encounters...

hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster daisy mcandrew and the parliamentary journalist tony grew. tomorrows front pages, starting with... the mail claims there has been "huge" public backlash against the duke and duchess of sussex, with a poll of their readers showing that a little over half want their titles to be removed. the telegraph says its believed the statement was draughted on monday, but the queen chos...