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we are learning about the attorney representing former president trump in this georgia case. a high-profile atlanta attorney best known for representing rappers like cardi b on social media he dubs himself the hashtag billion dollars lawyer and he has been outspoken about his liberal political views and distaste for donald trump. in 2017, he tweeted that dump's position on the central park five is racist, cruel, sick, unforgiveable, un-american. in 2018, criticizing lebron, the founder of a free school for children, pathetic once again. roe v. wade was overturned last year he said that he was committed to fighting to restore a woman's right to choose which has been destroyed by the supreme court. >> asked about these differences, he told "the new york times", quote, i don't believe we choose our client or
names and scream maga and attempt to impugn your integrity. make no mistake, they are simply trying to cover up the unforgiveable and indefensible. the creation of a two-teared justice system based on political beliefs and the corruption of our political elites. i encourage the american people to listen to these witnesses, to read the durham report, to study what is happening with the f.b.i. and the d.o.j. and to listen and to sift through the lies and recognize that this nonsense must stop or we are going to lose the greatest republic that's ever existed in the history of the world. thank you for your willingness to come here. thank you for your willingness to stand on the law. thank you for your willingness to tell the truth about what these agencies are doing. america thanks you as well.
that's bbc.co.uk/news — and on the bbc news app. schools across the north of england, and all of scotland will be effected by teachers�* strikes today as unions continue their industrial action over pay. in scotland, the eis union recently rejected a revised 6% pay award, while in england, the neu are disputing a 5% increase. the education secretary in england has said the strikes are unforgiveable after the disruption of covid. our education editor branwen jeffreys reports. so we need a tuck, a pipe, a straddle and a seat drop. it's been a bumpy few years for kids. after covid, a wave of teacher strikes. so this sheffield school will be only partly open today. these year sevens will be coming in, but around half the pupils will be asked to stay at home. strike day's dead normal for yourselves. for the head teacher,
he thought he was taking a perk say it. laced with fentanyl and now he is gone. it's unforgiveable that nobody and mark kelly haven't pretended to do anything about it. kelly announced new fentanyl bill he is trying to run in the congress. he didn't do anything for the first 22 months and now what, three days before our debate, one month before election day now mark kelly pretends to get serious about fentanyl? it is killing our kids in arizona. he is not keeping people safe. i will. we will secure the border. >> bill: there is a debate tomorrow. >> his record. all i have to do is tell the truth. mark kelly pretended that he would be a moderate. he promised people he would be an independent and he gets to d.c. and voting in lock step for the chuck schumer, joe biden agenda. people don't like that and it's easy to see why. nothing is working. it is mark kelly's fault. i tell the truth and we'll crush him in the debate tomorrow. >> dana: we'll be watching.
are living through an acute cost—of—living crisis. many think this woman has the answers — far—right firebrand giorgia meloni. waiting in the wings today are her chosen coalition partners — tycoon silvio berlusconi and anti—immigration populist matteo salvini. though not all voters are convinced. translation: of course i'm worried about the energy - crisis, the economy, but i don't trust politicians. i'll vote for the best of the worst. what's most on your mind? "to avoid the populists", claudia told me, "having meloni as prime minister would be unforgiveable." but marizio believes meloni's promise of a better future. translation: meloni stands for more italian sovereignty in europe. -
"to avoid the populists", claudia told me, "having meloni as prime minister would be unforgiveable." but marizio believes meloni's promise of a better future. translation: meloni stands for more italian sovereignty l in europe. that's better for our business, our politics, and economy. - it's hide and seek all ore town today for giorgia meloni. we were told she was going to come here to vote and at the last minute, she didn't turn up. she believes she is this close to become italy's next prime minister and she knows everyone is watching. including outside italy. this country is a key player in the eu and nato. here in rome, liars have their hand bitten off in the mouth of truth — according to medieval legend. voters here know they can't believe every political promise made on the campaign trail. theyjust hope whoever italy's next prime minister is, they're up to the considerable challenge. up
at least ten people have died in italy after heavy rains and flooding hit the central region of marche. search operations are under way for four people who're still missing. about forty centimetres of rain fell in three hours, that's a third of the rainfall usually received in a year. the white house says it's deeply concerned by the death of a young iranian woman after being arrested by iran's morality police. president biden's national security advisor, jake sullivan, described the incident as "unforgiveable". mahsa amini, who was 22, died after being detained in tehran for allegedly violating the islamic republic�*s strict dress code for women. the police watchdog, the iopc, says it will investigate whether race was a factor in the fatal shooting
the fire started. the white house says it's deeply concerned by the death of a young iranian woman after being arrested by iran's morality police. president biden's national security adviser jake sullivan described the incident as "unforgiveable". mahsa amini, who was 22, died after being detained in tehran after allegedly violating the islamic republic's strict dress code for women. let's return to the death of queen elizabeth. today we saw new zealand prime ministerjacinda ardern pay her respects at the queen's lying in state, and on monday we'll see her attend the late monarch's funeral. during her 70—year reign, queen elizabeth made more than 200 visits to commonwealth countries which included tours to the southern hemisphere, where she visited australia 16 times and new zealand ten times. on these visits, her majesty and prince philip were protected by vast numbers of security personnel to ensure their safety.
who are fighting with each other about how appalling they've been in government and neither has come up with any plan to deal with this problem. unforgiveable. we'll be looking at where you can turn for help and what you can do to save energy. and our other main story tonight... as tributes continue to nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel who was fatally shot in her own home, a man is arrested on suspicion of murder. tens of thousands of royal mail postal workers walk out on strike in a dispute over pay. and lost in nasa's archives until now — previously unseen space photos of the first missions to the moon. and coming up on the bbc news channel... ben stokes hits a magnificent century as england are in the driving seat against south africa, in the 2nd test at old trafford.