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on many different things. he would not allow us to have witnesses or talk, would not allow us to do anything. the judge was a tyrant. >> it is dangerous, irresponsible. for anyone to say this was rigged just because they dont like the verdict. >> americans should feel somewhat reassured, our democracy worked. justice was done. [ chanting ] go to jail. >> the democratic party on the left so different desperate to stop that they will risk the destruction of our entire legal system to do ...

it afternoon im gillian turner in for martha maccallum this is the story. president biden making his first public remarks a short while ago after former president trumps 34 count felony conviction. he says his top political rival should now have the opportunity to appeal the guilty verdict same his every other american. he did not answer shadow questions from reporters. >> donald trump puts himself as political prisoner and planes you directly. whats your response to that? do you think...

of the group, but defending champions england have home advantage at st jamess park. hello there. the us election campaign has moved into uncharted territory, after donald trumps criminal conviction. the former president, in a long and at times rambling speech, angrily attacked his opponents, claiming his trial was rigged. the biden campaign says the speech was confused and desperate. it follows mr trumps unprecedented guilty verdicts on all 3a counts over falsifying business records t...

conviction and two very different messages today, president biden just speaking out for the first time ive for trump was found guilty of all 34 charges in his hush money trial, biden making it clear that the jurys decision reaffirm the american principle that no one is above the law they found donald trump guilty im all 34 felony counts now itd be given the opportunity as he should to appeal that decision just like everyone else has that opportunity. thats how the american system of ju...

their relationship and all that attention that its getting. im probably going to get some hate online for making any comment about that. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon around. always a pleasure. the lever jake tapper starts right now 34 convictions. >> but what happens next? the leader starts right now donald trump takes to the mic, airing familiar grievances and railing against the historic guilty verdict in the hush money case. what the trump teams plan were going to...

"challenges" for customers to earn bonus points could be pushing people to spend more than they can afford. thats the warning from consumer groups. ill be taking a look. in sport its the start of a new adventure for emma hayes. we hear how shes settling in to her new manager role in the united states as she prepares to lead them into the olympics this summer. to lead them into the quite to lead them into the a cloudy start this morning. some quite a cloudy start this morning. some outb...

its the very soul of america. >> thats president joe biden marking memorial day at arlington national cemetery with a somber message about freedom and democracy. well have much more of his speech in just a moment. meanwhile, donald trump marked the holiday with angry posts on social media lashing out at the judges in his legal cases. the day comes as his hush money trial resumes today in new york with closing arguments. well bring you a preview of what to expect. plus, the latest f...

about her vital role in the d—day landings ahead of the 80th anniversary. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news — well get the latest from roland garros, in whats been a bad french open for british players so far. can katie boulter reach the second round? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. israeli tanks have reached the centre of rafah in southern gaza for the first time — the city where hundreds of thousands of displaced people have been shelteri...

youngsters are actually some of the most economically active in the developed world. waving goodbye to the french open for what is likely to be the last time. the record 1a time champion in paris rafael nadal is knocked out in the opening round. good morning. rain is coming in from the south—west pushing north—east through the day. behind it we see a return to sunshine but some scattered showers. all of the details later. its tuesday, the 28th of may. the conservatives have promise...

hello. rishi sunak is promising to increase the tax—free allowance for pensioners if the conservatives win the general election. he says the policy would mean retirees are £95 better off from the beginning of the next financial year. in a moment, well be on the campaign trail with labour and the reform party. but first, harry farley reports on the new conservative pledge and the reaction to it. the prime minister at a pottery factory in stoke—on—trent, painting his offerfor pens...