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welcome to bbc news. let's turn to our main headlines here. french farmers continue their protest for the dozens of roads blocked around paris and other major cities. we will talk live to our correspondence was there in paris for us. concerns of corruption in the uk are at an all—time high as the country. its lowest ever position on a key global index and pakistan's former prime minister sentenced to ten years in prison for leaking state secrets. more on all of that here in a moment or two but first let's head to the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. the barcelona coach says he fe...

The Himachal Pradesh High Court recently held that the failure to report crimes under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO Act) is a bailable offence.

Prosecutor scott fredericksen says there are important differences between this biden inquiry and that involving former president trump. how significant is it that these documents were self-reported, voluntarily turned over? >> i think the self-reporting here is probably the single most important part of this situation. it indicates a lack of intentional conduct. it's completely different from the mar-a-lago case, which tends, based on reporting, to indicate there was intentionally activity to take those documents. >> o'donnell: adriana diaz is here with us. so where are these documents now? >...

Within the ranks as he maneuvers to try to hold on to the minority leadership role. >> yes, that's right. house and senate republicans are bracing for some really tense meetings this week as they return to washington for the first time since the disappointing election results and they're going to be grappling with what went wrong and who do we need to elect as our future leaders. in the senate based on reporting, mitch mcconnell does have the support to become the leader again of his party. he only needs to get a simple majority. you are right to point out he is facing dissension in his ranks....

Leslie, i'm wondering if we can pick up where melissa left off. she is laying out for us, the team that was in there for three hours or so, based on reporting. some of them stayed behind, as the head of that team said. and he said at the checkpoint to reporters, we saw what key things the reporters were looking at. what do you think they were looking at? and those that stayed behind, what are they doing? >> i think they are looking at the structural integrity of the damage and what has been caused by shelling over the past six months. they are looking at the status of the power license plate l...