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carroll had accused trump of raping her in the changing room of a luxury department store in 1996. she also claimed that trump defamed her when he called her "a complete con job" after she went public with the allegation in 2019. after three hours of deliberation, the jurors said trump did not rape carroll, though they did uphold her other complaints. the ex—president has been ordered to pay carroll $5 million in damages. his legal team has already said they will appeal the ruling. carroll released a statement following the verdict, saying... we also heard from the former us presid...

that amounts to more than a 10th of vodafone�*s global workforce, and will affect its firm's uk headquarters and other cities. the company had already outlined plans to cutjobs in germany and italy. ceo margherita della valle warned that vodafone�*s "performance has not been good enough". let's speak now to karen egan, who is senior telecoms analyst at the research company enders analysis. thanks for being with us. let's come onto some of the performance issue in a second per first of all the jobs, 11,000 is about a tenth of the workforce, that is a lot of people to lose out of a...

time now to focus on the top business stories. i'm sally bundock and we begin here in the uk where labour shortages and the rising cost of living have crippled the food sector with issues ranging from livestock stranded on farms, worker shortages at abattoirs and crops left to rot in fields with no one to harvest them. the prime minister, rishi sunak, is holding a food summit for crisis talks with farming and supermarket bosses to discuss how inflation is impacting food production. the nationalfarmers�* union has reported a ao—year low in domestic salad production, while egg prod...

>> trace, the numbers are staggering, almost unimaginable and agents are struggling to maintain even a semblance of border security. this is a 24-hour port of entry here. and right now, migrants have the right to something they have not seen for years. legal or not, they have the right to an asylum hearing, a credible interview and even if they fail they have a right to see an immigration judge. the biden administration has been sending conflicting signals, insisting the border is closed, while approving mass releases of those who enter illegally. >> i think it's going to be full, an...

>> they rolled out the razor wire and redirected migrants to official points of entry. president biden said this on his bike on sunday. >> secretary mayokas said the numbers at the border have gone down since title 42 was lifted. are you confident the numbers have peaked and they'll continue to go down? >> president biden: they have gone down. we have a lot more work to do and we need more help from congress as well. in terms of funding and legislative changes. >> dana: resources are stretched to the limit. new video shows a holding center jammed full of adult men. facility meant to ...