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making front pages of newspapers around the country today. key players on the spotlight in south carolina's greenville news. the star press in monsey, indiana, focused on trump's request for a 2026 trial date in his election fraud case. and the new york times raising a key question today, can any of trump's trials beat the election clock? so, for the answer, we're gonna go to nbc's hayes brown, writer and editor for msnbc daily. and kristen did given feldman, former assistant district attorney in montgomery county, pennsylvania. now civil rights attorney in msnbc legal analyst. welcome to you both. hazel, a go-to first year. because the times lays it out, three different prosecutors, four different cities next year, in the midst of a presidential campaign. saying that it's gonna be nearly impossible to pull it off. what are you hearing about the potential timing? >> well, i mean, the trump legal strategy has always been to delay, delay, delay as much as possible. try and push back these trials as much as possible. ideally, until after the full
he's the male — eric the red. he's incredibly bold and tame, as you've seen. he's been raiding the feed container, this morning — he's still there now. and if you turn up at feeding time, they're sure to make an appearance. i've been hunting around the country looking for red squirrels for years and they've always seemed to be disappearing in the trees and on holiday or something. and there he was, scampering around. it was absolutely amazing. having spent hours on the isle of wight and on anglesey looking for red squirrels, five miles up the road and we've got this fabulous breeding programme here. when the four kits are mature enough, they'll be taken away to breed to help boost their population, leaving eric, holly and hazel to enjoy their time together and, hopefully, produce more kits next spring. michelle lyons, bbc news. that is the keys —— cutest thing i
particularly over the last winter. as these profits were being made, since january, hazel has given out £7,500 in energy top—ups to people in need. it's heartbreaking, it's heart . breaking to think how the bills have gone up. if they had not have gone up, people wouldn't have been i struggling so much. big energy companies don't give a lot of thought to this and give back to people in need. customers and campaigners all feeling that money is flowing in the wrong direction. coletta smith, bbc news. a bbc investigation has found that google�*s earthquake warning system failed to reach many turkish residents before february's deadly tremor. james clayton in san francisco and anna foster in turkey. it was one of the most deadly
that's why i took a risk when i was chancellor to tax the windfall process — profits of companies. have a typical families energy bill typically over the last winter. as these profits were being made, since january, hazel has given out seven point £5,000 in energy vouchers top—ups to people in need. it's heartbreaking, it's heart . breaking to think how the bills have gone up. if they had to have gone up, people — if they had to have gone up, people wouldn't— if they had to have gone up, people wouldn't have - if they had to have gone up, people wouldn't have been i people wouldn't have been struggling _ people wouldn't have been struggling so_ people wouldn't have been struggling so much. - but yet it's for the energy companies to get a lot. of thought to this and get back to the people in need. - customers and campaigners all feeling that money is flowing in the wrong direction. coletta smith, bbc news. a bbc investigation has found that google�*s earthquake warning system failed to reach many turkish residents before february's deadly tremor. james clayton with more. it was one of the most deadly
to hear they are making profit when they have put all the energy bills up, it is not right, is it? the energy regulator says these profits are a one off and it's reasonable they have allowed suppliers to charge more to try and take back some of that money which they say they lost during covid and the war in ukraine. but for customers, it feels different. it makes my blood boil, we are being failed by the government and by profitable companies like british gas. but the prime minister says the government have been helping. that is why it took a decision when i was chancellor to introduce a windfall tax on the energy companies, so we are now taxing these windfall profits of energy companies and we are using that money to help tay around half of a typical family's energy bill, money to help us pay around half of a typical family's energy bill, particularly over the last winter. as these profits have been made since january, hazel has given out £7,500 in energy
government have been helping. - gas. but the prime minister says the government have been helping. that is wh it government have been helping. that is why it took — government have been helping. that is why it took a _ government have been helping. that is why it took a decision when i was chancellor— is why it took a decision when i was chancellor to introduce a windfall tax on _ chancellor to introduce a windfall tax on the — chancellor to introduce a windfall tax on the energy companies, so we are now— tax on the energy companies, so we are now taxing these windfall profits — are now taxing these windfall profits of energy companies and we are using _ profits of energy companies and we are using that money to help tay around _ are using that money to help tay around half of a typical family's energy— around half of a typical family's energy bill, particularly over the last winter. its energy bill, particularly over the last winter-— energy bill, particularly over the lastwinter. a , , ., , ., last winter. as these profits have been made _ last winter. as these profits have been made since _ last winter. as these profits have been made since january, - last winter. as these profits have been made since january, hazell last winter. as these profits have i been made since january, hazel has given out £7,500 in energy top ups to people in need. it is heartbreaking. - to people in need. it is heartbreaking. it - to people in need. it is heartbreaking. it is - to people in need. it is heartbreaking. it is so| to people in need. it is. heartbreaking. it is so sad to people in need. it 3 heartbreaking. it is so sad to think how much the bills have gone up. you know, if they hadn't have gone up so much, people wouldn't be struggling so much. so it is for the energy companies that don't give a lot of thought to this and give back to the people in need. thought to this and give back to the people in need-— people in need. customers and campaigners — people in need. customers and campaigners all _ people in need. customers and campaigners all feel— people in need. customers and campaigners all feel money - people in need. customers and campaigners all feel money is. campaigners all feel money is flowing in the wrong direction. colletta smith, bbc news. the chief executive of coutts, peter flavel, has announced he'll step down from the role, after the private bank closed nigel farage's account. mr farage has provided documents suggesting that coutts,