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and good evening to you and welcome to ayman tonight. we are following two major breaking news stories. the u.s. military has shot down that suspected chinese five a loon. and at a democratic national committee has voted to officially shake up the presidential primary calendar. then, trump legal trouble. one former associate might be flipping on his old boss. and making history. three black state attorneys general will join me to discuss their historic elections. police reform, and finding republican policies. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. let's kick off this hour with som...

let's start with big news here in the uk. scotland's longest serving first minister, nicola sturgeon, has resigned. she's been the leader of the scottish national party — which wants independence from britain — for more than eight years. she steered the country through brexit, covid, ukraine, five conservativce prime ministers and enjoyed huge ongoing public support. have a listen to some of what she had to say. in my head and in my heart i know the time is now. let's take a look back at her career. she entered politics full—time in 1999 — when she was elected to the new scot...

for energy because of the rise of renewable energy. hello and welcome to the programme. it's eight o'clock in the morning here in singapore and 5pm in san francisco where the bbc�*s technology correspondence sat down in an unexpected interview with elon musk. the billionaire, tesla car boss and new owner of twitters in running the social media site has been painful and a rollercoaster. it's one of his first interviews since he ought twitter. it's not every day you get invited by one of the world's richest and most influential people to a sit—down interview. earlier on tuesday, i'...

a major new service unveiled to take on the likes of netflix, disney and amazon. but will viewers stump up the cash for another subscription? let us now focus on the top money stories. we start with the cost of borrowing, because the number two at the international monetary fund has told the bbc we shouldn't bank on lower interest rates any time soon. the imf and world bank are hosting global financial leaders at their spring meeting in washington, dc. the imf�*s deputy managing director has been speaking to our correspondent, samira hussain. gita gopinath told samira that central ...

by the effects of strikes by public sector workers. the office for national statistics said that a rise in construction activity had been offset by walkouts by teachers and civil servants. it follows a surprise 0.4% jump in economic growth injanuary — which brings the uk economy, finally, to a point where it is bigger than it was pre—pandemic. the value of sterling rose to its highest level since june of last year, with £1 getting you i dollar and twenty five cents. despite february's flatlining — the chancellor described the outlook as "brighter than expected". let's get more...