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we have visited thus far, it is the hard right that lead the polls. there are other systemic issues. its public finances are still in a precarious condition. and italy needs more workers for its various industries. but as mark lowen has been discovering, that drive to grow the workforce, is likely to be held back because of the growing hard right influence. the big beasts of italian politics are lining up for their european battle. and at this farm south of rome, which rears 1800 buffaloes, the question is whether change is afloat. it s a very italian family business, churning out exceptional mozzarella and ricotta. the grandson of the founder says the problems are many from european farmers being undercut by non eu countries to another long standing italian issue. it s not that easy to find workers. the median salary in italy is not growing up from a long time, and this is very sad because many times younger university students prefer to not work instead of working j ....
with the latest, here s our north america editor sarah smith. as donald trump heads to court, waving at the cameras, it looks much the same each day, but they re not the same. today, he had to watch a woman who claimed she had sex with him, testify about it. he is accused of falsifying business records when he marked a hush money payment to her as legal expenses. the legal expense that we paid was put down as legal expense. there is nothing more you could say. you don t have to put down anything like this, but we put down legal expense because it was illegal expense. is that right, mr attorney? because it was a legal expense. stormy daniels was paid $130,000 by mr trump to stop her going public with her claims of a sexual encounter, shortly before the 2016 presidential election. the court was shown this photograph of them together, as she described first meeting him at a golf tournament in 2006, the day she said they later had sex. it was at this golf course, she sai ....
where 260 people died. imagine yourself using a rocket that is meant to fire on houses or tanks fired on a group of 20 civilians. this is the scene live in gaza we ll bring you the very latest from both sides of the border. hello. welcome to bbc news. the conflict between israel and hamas has entered its fourth day. all indications seem to be that full size are preparing for a long and deadly struggle. this drone video shows the scale of destruction wreaked across the gaza strip over the past few days. israel s army claims to have hit a further 200 hamas targets in overnight bombing. israel has ordered a total siege to cut off water and food and supplies to gaza prompting criticism from the un chief antonio guterres. and calls for a humanitarian corridor to be set up. almost 190,000 people have been displaced and half a million are unable to get food rations. meanwhile israel says it has secured control of its border fence with gaza and has recovered the bodies of 150 ....
for a humanitarian corridor. more details emerge from the music festival attacked by hamas where 260 people died. imagine yourself using a rocket that is meant to fire on houses or tanks, fired on a group of 20 civilians. this is gaza now, still plumes of smoke rising from the horizon as israeli missiles continue to strike. we ll have the latest from both sides of the border. israeli air strikes israel air strikes have continued strikes through the night in gaza israel says it has struck around two and a half thousand sites linked to hamas. this is the scene live in gaza on tuesday morning. the on tuesday morning. latest lines coming in are tha we the latest lines coming in are that we know that 900 people have died on the israeli side, and we think more than 700 people have been killed in strikes on gaza, according to palestinian authorities. the un children s agency is calling for a humanitarian corridor in and out of gaza, but israel has cut supplies of fuel, ele ....
the prosecution allege it is the manner in which she was paid. and how it was ultimately covered up. daniels was paid by donald trump just before the 2016 election. the defence say to protect his family. but the prosecution alleged she was paid through his adviser michael cohen who was later reimbursed for legal services by the trump organisation. an attempt to falsify business records in that way, is typically classified as a misdemeanor, in new york. but the prosecution argue that because it was paid right before the 2016 election that then constituted a campaign finance crime. a felony. for which michael cohen pleaded guilty in 2018. that is what stormy daniels testimony is central to this case. what was she paid for, and why was it so urgent? the former president says there is nothing to see. let s speak to nada tawfik, our north america correspondent, who s in new york. there have been questions in recent days about whether this is actually cutting through. i ....