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Month on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and forming an organised crime group. theyve denied any wrongdoing. 0ur correspondent in bucharest, lucy williamson, has more. the court behind me came out with a short statement today saying it rejected the request by the tate brothers to overturn their continued detention. the two men have now been in custody for more than 30 days. they do to remain there until the end of february. their lawyers say that they have not seen any convincing evidence a...

Tribute to tyre nichols, the 29—year—old black man who died after a beating by police in memphis. the funeral of the controversial australian cardinal george pell is underway in sydney. the controversial influencer andrew tate will remain in custody in romania for at least another month, after an appeal against his detention was rejected. mr tate and his brother tristan were arrested last month on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and forming an organised crime group. theyve denied any wr...

Investigations. they are or are not conducting. hes off his committees until hes cleared of any wrongdoing. it is hard to see a scenario in which the fbi comes out anytime soon and says we looked into this dog thing and youre off the hook, george santos. so, just a very bizarre situation. only getting weirder by the day. >> garrett haake, thank you. a search for more classified documents at president bidens delaware beach house came up empty according to an attorney for the president. the fbi ...

Decisions that were to cover hunters wrongdoing. sometimes you have to watch sometimes you have to watch something break before you can fix it. >>s reache the crisis inside uk! has reached a catastrophic level with the elderly pusheds e to the very limit.le >> go inside. >> shes freezing cold. theres no electricity, no heat, no water. winter is now a weapon of war used against the elderly. the mothers, the young childrend ,theyve beeoen lined up here for hours. these are precious people who are ...

Was he, as some former colleagues have told us, very hard onjunior staff and totally unsuitable for high office, or was he — as other people who have worked with him have told us — demanding and abrasive, but not necessarily a bully. but not necessarily a bully? mr raab has said he is confident he has always behaved professionally, denies wrongdoing, and has no apologies for having high standards. but whether he has met the standards expected of him is now under scrutiny. ione wells, bbc new...

Colleagues have told us, abrasive and demanding, but not necessarily a bully? as questions continue, one serving minister tells us tonight that it might be difficult for the prime minister to keep mr raab in hisjob, given the number of complaints. mr raab has said he�*s confident he has always behaved professionally, denies wrongdoing, and has no apologies for "having high standards". but whether he�*s met the standards expected of him is now under scrutiny. ione wells, bbc news, westminster...

Were at the beginning of really a new chapter in the hunter biden story. new revelations keep coming. his most egregious conduct is denying the biden name to his biological daughter. >> this is one of the biggest scandals in political history. there were classified documents apparently stored in the garage that would put them within the wingspan, provided the fbi tried to slow roll this investigation. they tried to keep it from coming out before the twenty election where has the department of ju...

Incredibly arduous process. >> we dont have a constitution. >> my point is to take a drastic measure, it takes a huge effort, wears a simple majority vote, although you said you are now willing to share counter proposals -- >> there are actually safeties in the proposal. people dont want to hear it. >> and some of them say its because of your corruption trial. the you are on trial right now for charges of bribery, fraud, breach of trust, youve denied every bit of wrongdoing. what do you say to p...

Finished his investigation into dominic raab. the head of the union representing civil servants disagrees. if that was any other employee, if that was a permanent secretary in the civil service, they would in all likelihood be suspended from theirjob. the investigation into dominic raab is looking at eight complaints from three government departments. from when he wasjustice secretary, brexit secretary, and foreign secretary. at least three of the most senior civil servants who run departments w...

They would in all likelihood be suspended from theirjob. the investigation into dominic raab is looking at eight complaints from three government departments — from when he wasjustice secretary, brexit secretary, and foreign secretary. at least three of the most senior civil servants who ran departments with him have given evidence to the inquiry as witnesses. this investigation is not set to conclude for a couple of weeks. what it�*s trying to establish is, did dominic raab bully staff or n...