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Canada's population, economy and ad industry is nearly eight times bigger than New Zealand's. So why are the Kiwis winning double the number of Cannes Lions (relative to their size) than Canada?
wallace. still can't sort it through. you never know how this is going to break. at least in this nbc news poll, it certainly looks like one anti-vaxer is going to be, you know -- a conspiracy theorist, i guess i should say, is going to be taking votes from another conspiracy theorist. >> that's certainly where sort of common sense, barstool analysis would lead you, right? if you're thinking about voting for an anti-vax person, i don't think your second choice is going to be the democratic incumbent who believes in science and is a politician who is arguing for a constitutional and rational order. doesn't seem like exactly where you'd go. historically, you're right, wallace in '68, john anderson in
in mexico or another policy change in order to get some of what the democrats wanted in terms of this ukraine funding. it's a very serious problem for the american people. that guy talking about how our border is the ukraine-russia border. we would see mexican cartels doing human trafficking and funneling over the ukrainian border. they are not. what is your analysis on that house that -- >> kayleigh: some points from both sides. let's take a look at the questions that conservatives have. why is there border funding? why in fact are they waving ukrainian flags on the house floor? is one a flag on the house floor to be the american one. why did biden begin his state of the union with ukraine? most when an answer to inflation. why is that congressional candidate tweeting this? is not the nominee but he is running. quote you lose." that is what he sent out.
so, as i say, the statement this afternoon that, after 40 years at the bbc, he has resigned — probably not an unexpected turn of events, but one which people have been waiting to see how all these events would resolve themselves since the allegations were first made last summer. back to new york, these are the live pictures from inside the courthouse, we've already heard from the prosecution and defence's opening statements, and we will have plenty of analysis of what exactly they mean for donald trump and for the future of the trial. we've also got pictures from outside the court, plenty of security around and plenty
that can be brought up, that won't be brought up if he doesn't take the stand? >> no, that's exactly why we have the sandoval hearing, to make sure the defendant is properly informed to make that decision, to make the cost-benefit an analysis? >> the hearing was there to inform the former president that if he does choose to take the stand, there are certain issues that he could be questioned on, perhaps that he might not know that he would be questioned on because you might think they're not pertinent or have anything to do with this case. we sometimes call it other bad acts, evidence typically in evidence, that those types of things are not allowed to be asked. this is so the defendant can make an informed decision. typically, jose, you do not see defendants taking the stand. remember, the defense has zero burden in this case. we're talking a lot about the defendant's witness list. it could be zero. they could not even give an
this content around which i think really gave everybody a better focus at a time when everyone was really quite stressed and worried, and just brought a big sense of relief to everybody. brought a big sense of relief to everybody-— brought a big sense of relief to eve bod . �* ., ., , everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must sto the everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must stop the reminiscing _ everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must stop the reminiscing and _ everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must stop the reminiscing and bring - everybody. ok, i'm afraid we must stop the reminiscing and bring it i stop the reminiscing and bring it right up to date because we are out of time, naomi wilkinson, thank you very much for coming on the programme, thank you. amazing memories there. let me just keep you across what we are right now, two sets of live pictures to bring you, firstly from new york, what's been happening there with the donald trump trial, external shots of security there. that trial just wrapped up for the day, wrapped up a little earlier than usual, we'll have all the analysis, reaction to it very soon of the day in court there, and also let's take eun out to westminster because it is a crucial day in parliament. the house of commons starting off about 90 minutes is or so ago, the rwanda policy will be bouncing back and
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saying that that sent donald trump's campaign into damage control mode. they felt on the heels of that tape, it could have been devastating for his campaign to have any further extramarital affairs, particularly one with a former porn star being made public. this is where we are at, prosecutors outlining their case. we will hear from donald trump's lawyers, they say they will need 25 minutes to layout their case to the jury. need 25 minutes to layout their case to the 'u . . ~' ,, need 25 minutes to layout their case tothe'u. ., ~ . to the jury. thank you so much. keein: to the jury. thank you so much. keeping across _ to the jury. thank you so much. keeping across events - to the jury. thank you so much. keeping across events in - to the jury. thank you so much. keeping across events in new. to the jury. thank you so much. - keeping across events in new york. we have a team inside the courtroom as well. i want to speak and get analysis to the former us attorney. thank you for coming on the programme. what do you make of what we have heard from the prosecution in the last half an hour? it is clearthis — in the last half an hour? it is clear this case _ in the last half an hour? it is clear this case is _ in the last half an hour? it is clear this case is a _ in the last half an hour? it is
of journalists there too, plenty of security around and plenty ofjournalists there too, bringing all the analysis to you in just a couple of minutes' time, to stay with us. i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news, bye—bye. where it did feel really chilly once again. that shall feel will continue for the rest of the week, with the best of the sunshine towards western areas, always more cloud toward the north and east. the arctic air lingering across the uk over the next few days, pretty much until we reach the weekend where things may turn a bit milder in the south. that cloud across england and wales, could see these weather fronts which have brought outbreaks of light and patchy rain. that patchy rain will continue across eastern england spreading southwards into the midlands, southern southeast england through the night. for the north and