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This is bbc news. The headlines formal impeachment charges against President Trump have been signed by senior democrat nancy pelosi at a ceremony on capitol hill. The decision means a trial is likely to start next week. Mr trump is unlikely to be removed from office as his Republican Party have a majority in the senate. Major Financial Markets in the us have closed at record highs after the signing of a partial trade deal between america and china. The us called off some planned tariffs on chine...

The mail on sunday has won the first round of a legal battle against the duchess of sussex over the publication of a letter she wrote to her father. And coming up well be speaking to the founder of a challenge to run 5k, raising money for Nhs Charities whos been recognised with an award from the Prime Minister. Ministers says they are confident that they have hit their target for the number of daily coronavirus tests to be carried out as the Prime Minister told the nation yesterday that the uk w...

A. Through the dark night of a pandemic. Christopher bobyn, bbc news. Time for a look at the weather. Heres helen willets. Thank you. The april showers arrived right right at the end of the month, they have lingered into the start of may, and we have seen lots of photographs like this one here from coll chest e the double rainbow. There is a lot of instability, turbulence in the atmosphere because of this area of low pressure which often will yield showers at this time of year. If present. But i...

Reported today. But i want to start with something that came out in midmay. Time magazine published a big story about one prong of the russian attack on the u. S. Election last year. As weve been talking about that, it had three different components. First there was the straight up hacking effort by russia to try to penetrate local and state election systems all over the country. Mostly targeting Voter Registration rolls. We still dont have a clear sense of why they did that, what they did with ...

Now on bbc news, hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk, im sarah montague. My guest today freely admits to being a spy. Not for any government, but for the private investigators black cube. It is one of the companies Harvey Weinstein hired to investigate his accusers. Seth freedman posed as a journalist to gather information for mr weinstein, and says he was just doing his job, and that someone has to do it. But do they, and who polices this billion dollar, shadowy world of private intelligence . Seth f...

Now on bbc news, hardtalk. So rather than just focusing on hollywood and the weinstein allegations, and so on, just to actually talk about the industry, and say its welcome to hardtalk, as run of the mill as having im sarah montague. A defence team, or any other my guest today freely Litigation Support that you might admits to being a spy. Require in a case. Not for any government, ok, so people understand but for the private investigators the Harvey Weinstein case, black cube. And you were empl...

A court in Russia has convicted a Russian man of treason and sentenced him to 12 1/2 years in jail for sending missile components to the United States at the behest of the U.S. intelligence services, Russian news agencies reported.

Russia has now decided to ban the use of iPhones for state related work. As per reports, government officials and state employees have been asked to given up their iPhones, Apple products due to fears of the US spying or hacking the phones. Details below. , World News, Times Now

Specialists are calling on the governmnent to stop buddying up with big tech companies like Google, Facebook and Apple and instead work on a privacy law to keep its citizens safe from cyber attacks, online identify theft and fraud.

In a declassified summary of the review, the White House blamed conditions created by President Joe Biden's predecessor Donald Trump for the way the planned 2021 withdrawal turned into a rout, culminating in a desperate evacuation from Kabul airport. But it also acknowledged that the US intelligence services had failed to understand the strength of the Taliban and the weakness of the Afghan government's forces.