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>> ainsley: sex club memberships. >> steve: i don't know what form you put that down on. >> brian: he feels he is impervious. >> ainsley: he is so shameless, he put this down. >> steve: that is why gary shapley says these are full nees temperature is clearly tax fraud, they are not calling them that. as they look into that, any time they look into the money involving dad or the big guy, mr. shapley said he was blocked by senior prosecutor working for david weiss, the u.s. attorney in delaware. who is that person and why exactly are they the gatekeeper over whether or not you can look into a di...

Tripled down, quadrupled down on. >> karen, where does the case go from here? this could drag out for a long time? >> it could. i mean in the paperwork they filled out dfor the indictment, jack smith indicated it's a short trial, about three weeks long, and ask that this happens quickly, hopefully in the winter. there's no reason it couldn't. it depends on the judge and trump. we know that in the past, his tactic is to delay because the longer he can delay this, the closer you get to the general election, and he doesn't want a trial. the evidence here is quite, i think, strong and damming, and...

On the norfolk coast. why has net migration reached record levels? our home editor mark easton has been analysing the figures in detail. thank you, sophie. 606,000, it's a big number. the biggest ever foreign addition to the uk population for a calendar year. so what's driving the rise? with brexit and the end of free movement people thought the number would go down. and for eu citizens it has — in fact, 50,000 more left than arrived last year. but people coming from outside the eu added 660,000. so who are they? visas issued by the home office give us a clue. excluding short—term visitors...

An area the government has promised to clamp down on. the students have come principally from india, nigeria and china. then there are skilled workers, close to 500,000 given visas last year and that includes 210,000 nurses and carers. india, nigeria and zimbabwe were the biggest source countries. there were 170,000 special humanitarian visas for hong kong and ukrainian citizens. we also got figures on asylum today, and despite rishi sunak�*s promise to eradicate much of the backlog this year, the number has actually gone up to 173,000 people. the government has pledged to stop the small boa...

Hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. around one million people cancelled their broadband in the last year, as the rising cost of living left them unable to afford it. hannah's looking into this for us. we look at various markers about the cost of living and what people are cutting down on. this is interesting.— cutting down on. this is interestinu. �*, . ., , , interesting. it's a really big thing to do, to interesting. it's a really big thing to do. to out _ interesting. it's a really big thing to do, to cut off _ interesting. it's a really big thing to do, to c...