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live from london. this is bbc news this is a scam, this is a rigged trial apart donald trump rages trial against his conviction — and confirms that he will appeal. a new israeli proposal to end the war in gaza is set out by president biden. after days of confusion over the status of diane abbott, labour's leader says she is free to stand in the election. and the moment you need a crowd when you discover skills you never knew you had. hello, i'm lucy grey. after his conviction on multiple counts of falsifying delivering a rambling a0 minute off—the—cuff monologue — during whic...

in new york found him guilty of falsifying business records. in rambling remarks at trump tower, the former president angrily attacked his opponents and continued to claim without evidence that his trial had been rigged. germany hasjoined the us in giving ukraine permission to use weapons supplied to the country to strike some military targets inside russia. the relaxation of restrictions are to defend the kharkiv region, which has come under increasing pressure from russian forces from just over the border in recent weeks. hackers are attempting to sell what they say is confidential...

good evening. after his conviction on multiple counts of falsifying business records, donald trump today went on the offensive — delivering a rambling 30—minute off—the—cuff monologue — during which he attacked among others thejudge and the district attorney involved in his prosecution. president biden called his words dangerous and irresponsible. mr trump is due to be sentenced injuly — he says he will appeal. also injuly is the republican party convention — where he is expected to be confirmed as the party's presidential candidate. he still faces three other criminal ...

and i sat in the back, working out the swings with a calculator and a pad of paper, which i then passed him a piece of paper so that he could sound terribly informed about the swings in each constituency. i also spent a bit of time clock—watching output, both the bbc and itv and others, for a private company that was just assessing whether or not they were meeting the election guidelines and giving all the parties a fair crack at the whip... which is why you've always been so intrinsically fair at election time. it's hard—wired into you! but i know that this is probably the first...

there is deep danger in this for america, of course. we now have a country in which millions of people believe that the justice system is being recognised and millions of people believe that what we saw in a manhattan court over the past few weeks is taking its course. i is going to say those divisions, he is going to say those divisions, he is going to say those divisions, he is going to push the sense of grievance to the centre of the election campaign. that is very clear. to some extent, if we believe him, it seems to be working. he suggested today that his campaign has earned mor...