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pointing to the latest figures which suggest they are not waiting, they are crossing in record numbers. this morning those reports were put to home secretary james cleverley, during an immigration debate on lbc. so are voters really meant to believe that people living in camps and on sand dunes are looking at the polling of the next general election in the united kingdom? they absolutely do. the people, those people are doing that. mr cleverly. well, unless youre going to accuse the jo...

assange to sign a blockbuster plea deal. another big hearing in donald trumps classified documents case. how his lawyers are trying to get a raft of damning evidence thrown out. and a new view inside president bidens strategy for this weeks debate against former president trump. how hes preparing to take on two trumps. were also tracking deadly flooding in the midwest, straining dams and levees and causing thousands of evacuations with more rain on the way. good morning, thank ...

>> and he was once dojs public enemy number one, im talking about julian assange, the wikileaks founder, who disclosed lows military secrets. so why did they just strike a deal to let them go free and new reporting in the idaho murders, journalists whos spent money investigating the case reveals a new theory about an alleged motive. >> all tonight on laura coates live well, its really the big question on everyones mind is mit how will thursdays cnn debate change or impact the election ...

to prime time weekend, i nicolle wallace. lets get right to the weeks top stories. >> we said something to the effect of i dont want people to know we lost, this is embarrassing. figure out, we need to figure it out. i dont know that people know that we lost. >> trump knew all along, right? that he lost. even though he has raged now form four years that the 2020 presidential election was somehow stolen from him. in private, even donald trump has admitted the truth, even donald trump kn...

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that situation reversed. and he will hope to hear concrete commitments from him to work on that problem. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more on the talks. mr yoav gallant is here for the second time in washington, dc. last time he was here in march, he is meeting his counterpart, the defence secretary lloyd austin and you mentioned the secretary of state antony blinken as well as the head of the cia and he will be discussing the next phase of the war in gaza, but also ...

where she loved to be. an accomplished horsewoman, she played a leading part in the event. but last night, princess anne was injured on her estate, gatcombe park, in gloucestershire. its understood she was hurt after coming into contact with a horses head or legs while on a walk. in a statement, buckingham palace said... "the princess royal has sustained minor injuries and concussion, following an incident on the gatcombe park estate yesterday evening. the king has been kept closely in...

the bbc news at six. princess anne is in hospital with concussion after apparently being injured by a horse. the incident happened on her estate in gloucestershire yesterday. buckingham palace says the princess, whos 73, is expected to make a full recovery, though is likely to remain in hospital for some days. heres our senior royal correspondent, daniela relph. just over a week ago, trooping the colour. the princess royal was on horse back where she loved to be. an accomplished horsew...

they feel very good about this but there are very serious questions to wonder about this as they try to figure out they work around these spacewalks. they have going on up there. they can stay up there for quite some time. its not like the clock is running out really fast. >> but you know, there have to be serious questions here about is there any inherent danger and bringing it back do they have the autonomous ability to bring the spacecraft back? >> this one back without these people...

so, a real attempts by the prime minister there, i think, to show that he has a grip on this. theres been some dissent internally amongst conservatives, privately and to a degree publicly, a frustration that the prime minister hasnt been willing to do or say more, to act more to try and put a lid on all of this, because there is the prospect that there could be a dribble of further revelations in the coming days when the prime minister and other conservatives would rather talk about an...