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Official, jeffrey clark. The charge sheet refers to the defendants as a quote � criminal organization. The Indictment Document says mr trump Knowingly And Willingly joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election in georgia, and elsewhere. Its the fourth case brought against mr trump this year. Lets take a listen to what Fulton County District Attorney fani willis said. The indictment alleges that rather than abide by georgias Legal Process for election challenges, the defendants engaged in a criminal, Racketeering Enterprise to overturn georgias president ial election result. Subsequent to the indictment, as is the normal process in georgia law, The Grand Jury issued Arrest Warrants for those who were charged. I am giving the defendants the opportunity to voluntarily surrender no later than noon on friday, the 25th day of august 2023. The investigation into mr trump was sparked by a phone call between the former president and georgias Secretary Of State, brad raffensperger. Heres a little of that conversation now, aside from the phone call with mr raffensperger, mr trump is also accused of pressuring lawmakers. Mr trumps team told them they had the power to decertify the states Electoral College results. He also allegedly co ordinated a scheme to have fake members of the Electoral College cast their votes for mr trump in georgia rather thanjoe biden, who won the state. And, mr Trumps Campaign lawyers also reportedly worked with a data firm to copy Sensitive Data from Election Systems in a georgian county. The most serious charge, violating the racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act, is punishable by a maximum of 20 years in prison. The act is designed to help take down organised criminal syndicates like the mafia. Former President Trump denies all charges and has taken to the social media site truth social stating, the witch hunt continues, and claiming election interference. Live now to daniel lippman, who is a reporter covering the white house and washington for the news website politico. Talk us through these charges, 41 criminal counts and a list of people involved this is a Pretty Sprawling Criminal Case and involves a lot of his top aides like Rudy Giuliani and mark meadows, who is the former Chief Of Staff in the white house. Rudy giuliani was the us attorney in new york a couple of decades ago, so he would prosecute mobsters, so what is key to know about the case is that evenif key to know about the case is that even if donald trump is elected president , he cannot pardon himself because this is a state charge so theoretically he could get convicted and get an appeal and as long as the conviction holds he would have to vacate his office in a few months or a year into his new president ial term since you do not have the power as a federal president to pardon state charges. As a federal president to pardon state charaes. , state charges. Donald trump calling this a witchhunt state charges. Donald trump calling this a witchhunt and state charges. Donald trump calling this a witchhunt and has state charges. Donald trump calling this a witchhunt and has said state charges. Donald trump calling this a witchhunt and has said it this a witchhunt and has said it time and time again under social media. What has the reaction his response . Media. What has the reaction his resonse . ,. , media. What has the reaction his resonse . ,. , , response . This has been his favourite response . This has been his favourite phrase response . This has been his favourite phrase and response . This has been his favourite phrase and he response . This has been his favourite phrase and he has| response . This has been his favourite phrase and he has been using into the Robert Muller investigation into his ties to russia in the 2016 campaign, and he loves that phrase, but the reaction is pretty expected and everyone knew he would criticise these charges, but he has tried to fund raise from all of his criminal cases and raised millions of dollars but that money is often going to defend his own freedom because 40 million of legal fees has been spent and they are basically broke because all of these lawyers are making a killing and are going to get second houses from Vacation Homes because of their work for trump. Vacation homes because of their work for trum. ,. , for trump. This is the fourth criminal case for trump. This is the fourth criminal case brought for trump. This is the fourth | criminal case brought against for trump. This is the fourth criminal case brought against him in as many months. How do you say this compares and stacks up to others . This is one of the stronger ones, but whats interesting is they will have to find a jury that is impartial as georgia has a lot of republicans and is a pretty red state still and the Jury Selection will be a pretty rigorous process to make sure that everyone can leave their political leanings aside and look at the facts and a lot of this stuff is not disputed in terms of him making a phone call and there is a record of that. You can debate whether it is criminal not and he is not directing on the specifics of the case, he still thinks he won the election and he did nothing wrong you talk about the weight of the case and we have this phone call, this infamous phone call. Talk me throu~h this infamous phone call. Talk me through how this infamous phone call. Talk me through how damning this infamous phone call. Talk me through how damning that this infamous phone call. Talk me through how damning that is. This infamous phone call. Talk me i through how damning that is. When ou can through how damning that is. When you can see through how damning that is. When you can see something through how damning that is. When you can see something or through how damning that is. toiezfl you can see something or hear something with your own ears and eyes, that makes it different from an all weather, you believe this witness, are they biased . You dont need a witness for that phone call and you have to evaluate whether it is a crime to find these votes or is it hyperbole. I am sure donald trump was riffing on that call and was not told by his advisers to make that specific phone call and rip ask for the votes. He was freelancing as if to say, who is a businessman in new york and who can fix this and he did not expect him to be recording this and to be someone who is not a donald trump lackey, although he is a republican. Donald trump lackey, although he is a republican a republican. Finally before you go, lets talk about a republican. Finally before you go, lets talk about the a republican. Finally before you go, lets talk about the political a republican. Finally before you go, lets talk about the political side. I lets talk about the political side. How do you think it is playing out at the moment . How do you think it is playing out at the moment . Well, so far this is makin all at the moment . Well, so far this is making all of at the moment . Well, so far this is making all of these at the moment . Well, so far this is making all of these cases, at the moment . Well, so far this is making all of these cases, it at the moment . Well, so far this is making all of these cases, it will. Making all of these cases, it will probably lead trump to be put in jailfor the rest of probably lead trump to be put in jail for the rest of his life. Maybe there can be one or two cases you can beat, but for cases will be tough and this is going to dominate the headlines in a manic of the next year and a half plus, so it makes it very hard for his republican rivals on the nomination to get any oxygen or air time on the nomination to get any oxygen orairtime and on the nomination to get any oxygen or air time and attention to try to persuade the Republican Voters to vote for them, because the media will obviously be covering trump than mike pence having a new policy on space. He than mike pence having a new policy on sace. , , on space. He does capture the attention of on space. He does capture the attention of the on space. He does capture the attention of the media, on space. He does capture the | attention of the media, doesnt on space. He does capture the attention of the media, doesnt he. Thank you, daniel, who is covering the white house in washington for the white house in washington for the news website, politico. Wages grew in the uk at a record annual pace between april and june, according to the latest official figures out this morning. Regular pay, which excludes bonuses, reached nearly 8 per cent compared to a year earlier. Live now to our Business Correspondent peter ruddick. We re seeing a rise in pay but how good is this news . It isa it is a really difficult question to answer, frankly. Its it is a really difficult question to answer, frankly. Its interesting news and the Bank Of England will certainly be taking note but if you are sat at home in the uk looking at your paycheque and thinking, well thats not going to get me very far, todays figures dont thats not going to get me very far, todays figures dont change the situation and essentially you have to go back to october to 2021 for the last time average pay outstripped inflation with price rises, so today you said it it was back to nearly an 8 rise and thats a record, this 7. 8 increase and essentially the highest since records began but when you take into account Inflation Pay fell behind 0. 6 . Howeverthe account Inflation Pay fell behind 0. 6 . However the fall is a lot less than insert in recent months and essentially the Direction Of Travel does appear to be that our pay is recovering in the hope is that our Spending Power will start increasing and start outstripping inflation again relatively soon, but not quite yet. Again relatively soon, but not quite et. ,. ,. ,. ,. , yet. Lets look at the Ons Data That the uk employment yet. Lets look at the Ons Data That the uk Employment Market yet. Lets look at the Ons Data That the uk Employment Market is yet. Lets look at the Ons Data That. The uk Employment Market is easing. More do we know about that, because there are more figures due this evening. Mil there are more figures due this evenina. �. , there are more figures due this evenina. . ,. ,. , evening. All of the data, the employment evening. All of the data, the Employment Data evening. All of the data, the Employment Data the evening. All of the data, the Employment Data the wage l evening. All of the data, the Employment Data the wage growth evening. All of the data, the Employment Data the Wage Growth Data its Employment Data the Wage Growth Data its all very interesting to talk about and impacts peoples lives it in the uk but its also very closely watched by the Bank Of England who are quite concerned that essentially to control inflation they need to keep raising Interest Rates and they will carry on doing that all the time they see that the Labour Market is quite hot, essentially that wage growth is high and essentially there is a large number of vacancies and the Unemployment Rate is relatively low so we saw a slight taking up of the Unemployment Rate and a fall in the Unemployment Rate and a fall in the number of vacancies and that should be good news for the Bank Of England but probably too early to say it means they could pause raising rates because you say we get more Inflation Data tomorrow and more Inflation Data tomorrow and more Inflation Data tomorrow and more inflation and wage data before the next Bank Of England decision next month, so an interesting set of figures and we will wait to see what it means for people in the next few days. It means for people in the next few da s. ~ it means for people in the next few da 5. , reports from Southern Russia say an explosion at a Petrol Station has killed thirty five people and injured dozens more. The accident happened in the capital of dagestan, makhachkala, on the caspian sea. Pictures shared online shows the aftermath of the explosion. Local Media Reports say a fire started in an area where cars were parked. It then spread to the Petrol Station, sparking the explosion. And these pictures were released by the russian emergencies ministry. Hundreds of firefighters battled to control the fire. Many of those who were injured have been flown to moscow for treatment. Live now to 0lga ivshina from the bbcs russian service. Of course, an evolving story and we are hearing about the number of people who have been injured and that keeps rising. What we know about what started the fire . Its a about what started the fire . Its a ve aood about what started the fire . Its a very good question. About what started the fire . Its a very good question. The about what started the fire . It� s. Very good question. The causes are still unclear and the russian authorities have said they have started an investigation but the information coming through the media is scarce and limited and i was also need to remind you that since the start of the russian invasion into ukraine, the Regulating Media has changed and there are a lot of restrictions on a lot of independent media has left the country so theres not that much opportunity to get anything on top of the official statements attributed us through the state controlled media. We statements attributed us through the statecontrolled media. Statements attributed us through the statecontrolled media. We have some ictures in statecontrolled media. We have some pictures in while statecontrolled media. We have some pictures in while we statecontrolled media. We have some pictures in while we have statecontrolled media. We have some pictures in while we have been pictures in while we have been speaking of the aftermath of the explosion and we can see utter devastation and investigations on site and all of that rubble that they would have to search through. How is the Emergency Response at the moment . We understand people are being taken to moscow for further treatment but do we expect the number of injured or those who have died, that death toll to rise . The death toll has died, that death toll to rise . The death toll has been died, that death toll to rise . Iitei death toll has been rising throughout the night and it started from relatively small figures but the latest figures see 35 people confirmed dead and the latest figure is 150 and people are being wounded and as you rightly said, some of them are treated locally but the patients with the most complicated injuries are transferred to moscow and dagestan in Southern Russia, in the caucasus, in the region itself, and in many reports its the caucasus, in the region itself, and in many reports its called a depressive region and it is unfavourable for people to leave their region who are struggling economically and technologically which is why a certain amount of casualties are being transported and thatis casualties are being transported and that is traditional and these are additional complications and challenges for those wounded and at the moment we do not know what the real call is causes. But it might be for their Safety Techniques and in previous years russia has seen certain emergencies connected with the huge flyer in the nightclub were the huge flyer in the nightclub were the majority could not escape a huge fight in the trade centre and a lot of casualties including kids, so we dont know what caused this one but there is a dark record and it led to a significant number of casualties in the previous instances. In the previous instances. Thank ou. We in the previous instances. Thank you we are in the previous instances. Thank you. We are hearing in the previous instances. Thank you. We are hearing more in the previous instances. Thank you. We are hearing more and l in the previous instances. Thank you. We are hearing more and more people, a rise in the death toll, so well keep you updated on that story the day. Lets look at some other stories making news a Childrens Charity wants Tech Companies and mps to back the governments 0nline safety bill, because of new research which shows the scale of online grooming. The nspcc says 42 Police Forces in england and wales recorded more than s

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