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Also the cooks, maids, assistants to the valets. they were interviewing groundsmen. they were interviewing people connected to the i.t. system and security system. they recently had the two calamaris, who oversee security at the trump properties, go in to testify. the special counsel has basically spoken to everyone. the last time the grand jury met, we believe, is around may 5th. we understand the grand jury may have expired may 18th. we have to assume that, at this point, the investigation is coming to a close, and charging decisions are being considered right now. >> wow. political investig...

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Are represented by unite, including our ambulance workers and others, who remain in dispute. so this dispute is far from over. negotiations with junior doctors are yet to make any progress after their 35% increase demand. robin brant, bbc news. tougher measures in the fightback against scammers have been announced by the government, with action to block fraudulent communications at their source. the new fraud strategy will include banning cold calls on all financial products, such as those relating to insurance or sham cryptocurrency schemes. under the plans, banks will also be allowed to dela...

Us officials will meet top executives from google, microsoft, and other tech companies tomorrow to discuss the dangers of artificial intelligence. today's the last full day of campaigning before voters go to the polls in england's local elections. more than 8,000 seats are up for grabs at 230 councils. northern ireland will go to the polls on may 18th, but there are no elections in scotland and wales. our chief political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us from westminster. all the parties across the board, it matters a lot, these results? doesn't itjust. it is notjust about the local issues we...

It comes after the uk government announced rescue flights will continue tomorrow. animal welfare campaigners will be in the high court later today trying to stop the rearing of fast—growing chickens. they're arguing the chickens — which have been genetically selected to grow fast and large to end up on supermarket shelves more quickly — sufferfrom health problems. the government says the animals are already protected by existing legislation. today's the last full day of campaigning before voters go to the polls in england's local elections. more than 8,000 seats are up for grabs at 230 c...