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by donald trump and others that this trial was part of a politically motivated witch hunt. he said the comments were reckless and that the justice system should be respected. but i think it is clear that donald trump is going to use this verdict to attack president biden and galvanise his supporters to boost his own position and put himself, donald trump, at the centre as the victim in all of this.— victim in all of this. thank you. all parties _ victim in all of this. thank you. all parties are _ victim in all of this. thank you. all parties are out _ victim in all of this. thank you. all parties are out again - victim in all of this. thank you. all parties are out again this i all parties are out again this weekend vying for support. 0ur political correspondent helen catt sent this report on what to expect this weekend. today we are going to hear from keir starmer on the topic of benefits and employment support. he is going to say that, under labour, those who can work will work. now those sound like strong words, but labour is not going to set out the sort of crackdown that we've heard of from the conservatives in recent months — the idea
suburb of saint—denis. you can see out the window here, the brand—new olympic village, and it looks awesome! wow. the memories of london are coming flooding back. the experience of staying in the olympic village is something else. just down the road, the stade de france will host the athletics events. but this isn't a destination that appears on many tourist itineraries, at least not yet. while saint—denis is rich in culture, i think it's fair to say that it's maybe not the most affluent area. in fact, this is one of the poorest places in all of france. nearly a third of its residents live below the poverty line. the organisers of the games put the regeneration of saint—denis front and centre of their winning bid,
yeah. and p0p: p0p: p0p: p0p- easy. yeah. so he's invited me to his office to show me the designs for their new experimental air—purifiers. so this is where the magic happens, is it? yes, absolutely. wow! you see how it works? so there is a fan in the centre to suck the air in. and in this module we have the electric field, you know, to attract the dust, like a magnet. yeah. the air is cleaned and flows out in the centre. yeah. looks like a spaceship. they won a tender to install some prototypes in the new olympic village. actually, it's part of the role of the olympics to boost innovation. is this a training ground for you to see how this works and where it can be used?
that is neither massively on the far extremes of politics, but has more come back to the centre of politics in a way that perhaps some might argue it hasn't been in recent years because of the volatility of british politics. and to that extent, i think that might be welcome, because i think at a time when there's a huge debate going on between the global north and the global south about how "the west", to use the old phrase, engages with the developing world, that means that international politics is becoming far more fluid. and in that role, in that context, the uk potentially has advantages to gain, because of its unique relationship set around the world. do you think that the conservative party, assuming it loses — i mean, this is an assumption that most people are making, rightly or wrongly — do you think the conservative party
yeah. and p0p: p0p: p0p: p0p- easy. yeah. so he's invited me to his office to show me the designs for their new experimental air—purifiers. so this is where the magic happens, is it? yes, absolutely. wow! you see how it works? so there is a fan in the centre to suck the air in. and in this module we have the electric field, you know, to attract the dust, like a magnet. yeah. the air is cleaned and flows out in the centre. yeah. looks like a spaceship. they won a tender to install some prototypes in the new olympic village. according to matthieu, the initial results
it's never happened before. so to the extent that this has been a hypothetical in the polling, how would this affect your vote, it doesn't have a very good track record of being predictive. it's going to take some time to digest that, and for both campaigns to message on it. that's one of the things that we are seeing already, and that we definitely can expect going forward, is to hear a lot more about this. trump was already making his prosecutions front and centre of his campaign. he's only going to intensify that more. the biden campaign for its part had been hands off, not talking about it. now they are viewing it as fair game, now it has been decided by a jury. so there's no question this is going to be talked about a lot more, that's probably the one thing we can say for sure right now. talked about a lot more, and we heard today the trump campaign announcing a record day of fundraising from small from small donors —
right— options, you have options to the right and — options, you have options to the right and left, and the anc has always— right and left, and the anc has always try to stay in the centre, but definitely, the demands are going _ but definitely, the demands are going to — but definitely, the demands are going to be made around for example, julius malema has said it will not waver— julius malema has said it will not waver in— julius malema has said it will not waver in demands in terms of appropriation of land compensation, but the _ appropriation of land compensation, but the practical alliance has a right—leaning business economic policy— right—leaning business economic policy and — right—leaning business economic policy and they will make demands around _ policy and they will make demands around how the first case is managed, so the baa will make those managed, so the daa will make those demands— managed, so the baa will make those demands are the smaller parties will have some _ demands are the smaller parties will have some interest also back it is ”p have some interest also back it is up to— have some interest also back it is up to the — have some interest also back it is up to the anc to determine how much they are _ up to the anc to determine how much they are able to waver, but i think for people — they are able to waver, but i think for people looking from the outside, it is going _ for people looking from the outside, it is going to be a lot of instability before it is stable. qaanitah hunter, thank you for joining us on bbc news. lots of horse trading to come in the coming days. as qaanitah mentioned there will be keen following of events
celsius. the centre of the high pressure is going to getjust a little bit further away on sunday. it allows all of this cloud to come in around the top of it and bring more cloud into scotland and northern ireland, and even a few spots of rain in the north—west. further south, across england and wales, still some sunshine, probably more sunshine across south—eastern areas, and the winds will continue to fall lighter so, it is going to get warmer here, temperatures up to a very pleasant 22, even 23 celsius. still quite warm for north—east england and eastern scotland, where we have got some sunshine but cooler in the north—west where we have got this cloud. and that cloud will push its way southwards overnight and into monday. the weather front is very weak, and there is little or no rain on it. it is more an area of cloud that is moving southwards, followed by sunshine in northern england, scotland and perhaps across northern ireland, where temperatures will reach 17—18. further south, where we have a bit more cloud, somewhat warmer air with temperatures at 20 celsius on monday. some high pressure continuing to decline and pushing away, and we pick up
but it's also split in the historical narrative people believe and are fed. across italy, the past, politically speaking, lives on. historical battles still part of the present. we've come to bologna, which has always been at the centre of the fight against fascism. here are the names and faces of the partisans that died defending this city from the fascists in the 1940s. but then it went on to 1980 with italy's worst terror attack, bombings at the train station here in bologna by neo—fascists that killed 85 people. and so fascism and anti—fascism have always been at the heart of this city's, this country's, political lexicon. we're seeing things in these recent years that are very similar to what happened at the beginning of the regime, and at the beginning of fascism a century ago.