tata steel say they are doing it for financial reasons.f who rushed to his aid. the performance tonight at the noel coward theatre has been called off at the actor is expected to return to my. the producers issued a statement saying that, following a scan, the brilliant nhs team have assured us that he will make a speedy and full recovery and ian is in good spirits. they added that the production has made the decision to cancel the performance onjune the 18th so he can rest. a number of athletes are warning that intense heat at the paris olympics and paralympics this summer could put competitors in dangerous situations. a new report from climate scientists outlines some of the threats posed to competitors this year — including heat stress, sleep disruption and even the possibility of fatalities. the olympics, of course, start next month. that's just direct you to the bbc 's website. our political correspondence up and down the country update at this minute by minute, bringing you all the very latest on the election campaigns from all the m

we are absolutely appalled by tata's announcement.egotiating seriously. there is investment to be put into the plant, so it is completely and utterly unacceptable. the wash governments as the news is extraordinary and will cause huge anxiety for the workforce. tata says it is not something that take lightly but the stand—off is only increased pressure and anger. hywel griffith, bbc news. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, has lost an appeal against the only remaining conviction keeping him behind bars. ajudge dismissed an attempt by mr khan and his wife, bushra bibi, to overturn their 7—year sentence for breaching islamic marriage laws. they were found guilty in february of not waiting long enough between their wedding and ms bibi's divorce from her previous husband. our correspondent caroline davies is there. i'm standing outside the district court in ysland about where imran khan's latest appeal has been dismissed. this is his most recent attempt to try to be released from prison and you can see behind me there are severa

we're absolutely appalled by tata's announcement.t is completely and utterly unacceptable. the welsh government says the news is extraordinary and will cause huge anxiety for the workforce. tata says it's not a decision it would take lightly, but the stand—off has only increased pressure and anger in port talbot. hywel griffith, bbc news. france is to hold the first round of parliamentary elections this weekend with the hard right widely predicted to take the single largest share of the vote. president macron, who called the snap vote after the right wing national rally party won almost a third of the vote in european elections earlier this month, has warned that support for extreme parties on the left and right could plunge the country into civil war. to gauge the public mood our correspondent andrew harding has been to brittany, long considered one of the most politically moderate corners of france. the beaches are filling up, the olympics are just around the corner, but the summer mood here in brittany is not as relaxed as it migh

tata and the future of port talbot. what do you make of the latest development? inaudible. inaudible. say that they _ latest development? inaudible. say that they are _ latest development? inaudible. say that they are inaudible. - say that they are inaudible. joshua,it say that they are inaudible. joshua, it seems that we've lost you as well.— joshua, it seems that we've lost you as well. yes exactly, look, lost you as well. yes exactly, look. there — lost you as well. yes exactly, look, there you _ lost you as well. yes exactly, look, there you inaudible. | lost you as well. yes exactly, l look, there you inaudible. £1 million per day on this plant inaudible.— inaudible. joshua, i do apologise _ joshua mahony. u nfortu nately, we unfortunately, we don't have joshua's sound. i do apologise for this. joshua's sound. i do apologise forthis. let's joshua's sound. i do apologise for this. let's turn our attention to china. now, china has set itself some tough new tech and economic goals as the country struggles — still — to bounce back from the impact of covid—19. let's hear mo

tata say they are transitioning to greener steel production, but workers argue it sacrifices their jobsheir community and future . in other community and future. in other news, opposition leaders are accusing the tories of being corrupt after a string of people with links to the party have been caught up in allegations of betting on the timing of the general election. four people are being investigated by the gambling commission, including laura saunders. she's the wife of the tories campaign director craig williams , another craig williams, another conservative candidate has also admitted to what he called an error of judgement after placing a bet on when the election would take place. well, prime minister rishi sunak says any lawbreakers in the party will be booted out, but lib dem leader ed davey says the conservatives aren't learning from their mistakes. >> people know the outcome of something and they bet on it. i think that's immoral, and i don't think that's looks i think that's right, and too often in this parliament we've seen the conservative party, its only members of the con

but that could be coming to an end as the owners, indian company tata , planned to indian company tatao furnaces that will see thousands lose their jobs. >> jason, an electrical engineer , has worked here for 25 years since leaving school, i've been in the steel industry, so i've built my family around the steel industry. i've been part of the very loyal, committed workforce , very loyal, committed workforce, so yeah, basically everything i've got is, is all part of what i've got is, is all part of what i've achieved through the steel industry , he said. we're industry, he said. we're fighting for that future. we're fighting for that future. we're fighting for that existence, for that to carry on. tata steel say the reason for the closure is that they have been losing over £1 million a day. meanwhile, the government say without their support package, many thousands more would have lost their jobs here in port talbot and the wider supply chain . and that's wider supply chain. and that's why thousands of steelworkers like ian say they won't give up without putting up a fight, especially

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tata steel wants to step ahead.00 youngsters waited over a year to be admitted for procedures including surgery, with a record number of families paying for private treatment. maryland's governor has pardoned more than 175,000 people convicted of cannabis offences, in a move to address "decades of harm caused by the war on drugs". the pardon will forgive every low—level, or misdemeanour cannabis possession charge registered in the state's electronic court records. the post office inquiry continues today with two directors from the forensic accountancy firm credited with helping to expose the scandal, set to give evidence. andy verity is there for us, andy, what can we expect today? a big day for the inquiry. really is. it is, a big day for the inquiry. really is. it is. they — a big day for the inquiry. really is. it is, they played _ a big day for the inquiry. really is. it is, they played a - a big day for the inquiry. really is. it is, they played a pivotal i is. it is, they played a pivotal role in the scandal.

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let's look at tata, green jobs. transition. let's look at tata, greenjobs. to go green and yet you are not backing them? we have to get steel to are not backing them? we have to get steelto no are not backing them? we have to get steel to go green- _ are not backing them? we have to get steel to go green. it _ are not backing them? we have to get steel to go green. it really _ are not backing them? we have to get steel to go green. it really pains - steel to go green. it really pains me to see masses of investment in hydrogen steel, for example, an continental europe that we need to be investing in. i have been as plain as i can be in the future of steel. i think because of the failure to put enough on the table to save those jobs in port talbot, to save those jobs in port talbot, to save those jobs in port talbot, to save steel—making for strategic reasons for the uk, i think there should be a real consideration... but it is the uk's biggest single carbon emitter. surely they have to go green, the company would argue they are trying to do that, and you are

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we're absolutely appalled by tata's announcement.ompany should be behaving. they should be negotiating, uh, seriously, with us. there is investment to be put into the plant, so it is completely and utterly unacceptable. the welsh government says the news is extraordinary and will cause huge anxiety for the workforce. tata says it's not a decision it would take lightly, but the stand—off has only increased pressure and anger in port talbot. hywel griffith, bbc news. the man accused of plotting to abduct, rape and murder the tv presenter, holly willoughby, is due to give evidence at his trial today. gavin plumb is alleged to have assembled a kit of tools for "highly sexualised" violence against the former this morning presenter between 2021 and 2023. he denies the charges. elections are being held in iran today to replace the former president, ebrahim raisi, who was killed in a helicopter crash in may. iran's supreme leader has called for a maximum turnout, but many younger people are planning to boycott the vote as a protest. a uk—bas

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the consequence of losing £1 million a day, says tata steel — which has owned the site since 2007.talbot — and perhaps the last. i'm training to become an operator on the full furnace. when my two years is up, i will be on a full—time role. obviously, with all this news, i am not sure what's going to happen then. there have been a lot of rumours, a lot of murmurs. you can imagine in a place like this with 3000 jobs on the line. there has been a steelworks here since before the war, since the '20s and '30s. and since that one went up after the second world war, port talbot has become steel, and steel has become port talbot. research we have commissioned suggests that with the knock—on effects of so manyjob losses in coming months, £200 million a year in local wages could disappear. that is £200 million a year gone from the local economy. until those people find newjobs or other employment comes in. in the same way as the miners' strike and the end of the era for the valleys, this is the end of an era for industrial south wales. not everything is closing at port talbot. imported stee

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take out the black box, and now a question. who will be in this box, do you think, answer options and tata first last concert of the famous russian pianist, laureate of the competition, golden beans, participant in the international... competition tresden arcana, girl, thank you, please donate for the recording of a new album, man, girl, please help for eurovision, we will definitely thank you live , thank you, good luck to you, good health, just like that, ignore, the richer you are, the happier you are. i was about to call you, hello, max, thank you, ilya! do you have a new assistant? be careful, he already deceived my wife once. katya, okay, i'm off, i still need yuli from around the cabin take away. bye, max. thank you again, bye. sorry to interrupt you, there's a woman in the crosswalk. could you remove it? well, from the transition, i mean. is she bothering you? well , she actually sings thieves’ songs, and there are parents with their children, turn on the tv, it’s the same thing, well, to be honest, she’s my wife, the wife figure it out for herself, you know what ’s the matter, she

the festival takes place on the lawn of the tatas ravine and in memory of the activist and soldier romanushny, who died in june 2022 in the kharkiv region. he actively fought against another development of this place. however, even after the death of roman, the struggle for the yar protasy continues. there is still no regulation on this reserve, there is still no, documentation for this reserve has not been developed, and this is the sphere of activity, the sphere of kmda, yes kmda, environmental commission of kyiv council. i just promise you that no one will give it to them, will not leave it, and there will definitely be an analogue of the center of the park, as roma wanted. the festival of protasy will last until september, activities will take place here every month to prove that ukrainian culture is important during the war, and to return our own is our main goal. dmytro didora and oleksandr burlevich, espresso tv channel. with this i conclude the issue and bid you farewell until tomorrow, stay tuned. congratulations to all viewers of the espresso tv channel, a new week, new events,

in wales, workers at tata steel have announced an indefinite strike from the 8th of july in protest overhe company's plans to close blast furnaces and cut 2800 jobs. unite who represent more than 1500 members in south wales, says this is the first uk steel worker strike in over 40 years. tata is transitioning to greener steel production, but workers argue it sacrifices their jobs and community. and a gang of cyber criminals has published sensitive nhs data online. stolen from a blood testing company. overnight, a russian cyber crime group known as kylin shared nearly 400gb of private information, including patient names, dates of birth, nhs numbers and blood test results. the health service is investigating the full extent of the breach and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news. by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts. now it's back to . michelle. >> thank you very much for that. i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight on dewbs & co alongside my panel. dewbs& co alongside my panel. we've got a new face to the panel tonight. everyone we

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around 1,500 people at tata steel in south wales will begin an indefinite strike from 8thjuly over thesult all but guarantees both countries will progress. the french coach didier deschamps decided not to risk his captain and star player, kylian mbappe, who broke his nose in the opening match — he was seen training with a face mask on thursday. a us family is seeking more than 80 thousand dollars in compensation from nasa after a piece of space debris smashed into their florida home. the falling object — weighing less than a kilogram — tore through the roof and two floors of the otero family's house in march. it was later confirmed to be a part of the international space station. lawyers for the family say the case is groundbreaking and will set a precedent for how the issue of falling spacejunk is handled in the future. professorjohn crassidis — is a space debris expert from the university at buffalo, who formerly worked for nasa — he says it needs to investigate if this can happen again. they are going to have to go and re—evaluate, when they do their calculations they see the probab

if tata steel can't sort it out, nationalise steel.ark drakeford said - society at the same time. vaughan gething, mark drakeford said his l gething, mark drakeford said his advice to keir starmer would be to be bold if he were to win this election. is it bold to stick to current taxes and just spend a little bit more? is that really going to attack the cost of living crisis? ., , ., , ., going to attack the cost of living crisis? ., , ., ., crisis? the manifesto is a bold one for the future. _ crisis? the manifesto is a bold one for the future. we _ crisis? the manifesto is a bold one for the future. we have _ crisis? the manifesto is a bold one for the future. we have to - crisis? the manifesto is a bold one for the future. we have to fix - crisis? the manifesto is a bold one for the future. we have to fix the l for the future. we have to fix the problems— for the future. we have to fix the problems that exist in the country. we have _ problems that exist in the country. we have got to have economic stability— we have got to have eco

tata steel themselves then, look, we are doing this for financial reasons.el's employment by building an electric arc furnace in the next couple of years. but there is no change to their plan and there is no change to their plan and there has not really been much change to their timetables and they first announced these restructuring plans at the end of last year. unite, as welcome as one of three unions yourfoot on unite, as welcome as one of three unions your foot on the other two unions, community, the largest union, represents most of the people working and heavy end. around the table with baroness lawrence as of the gmb. they're talking about the redundancy package. at the time timescale, about the jobs and how this will pan out and the message is to end this industrial action and to get back around that table. the former footballerjoey barton has apologised to jeremy vine and agreed to pay him £75,000 in damages and his legal costs over defamation and harassment claims. a high courtjudge ruled last month that comments mr barton made about mr vine on x

i work like a tata robot, yes, definitely, we are in the production of bread, so you and i need to maintainy conditions, i can’t even argue, i assumed that when you need to go to places like this, you need to dress, but i i didn’t know that it was the jewelry that was also being removed, i wonder if i allow makeup or not, oh, hello, hello, i brought you to your production today. hostia from venezuela, she is a blogger, a very active girl, i think that you will understand this during our filming, so you need to look after her eye to eye, where are we going, lead us, let's go to the beginning of production, kneading the dough, great, go ahead, the warmest, what do you think, what is bread made from, naturally flour, so, eggs, milk, not all the components are in our receptors, which you listed are there. our dough is prepared by flour, water, yeast, semi-finished product, sourdough, i think you don’t have such a semi-finished product, we ’ll look at it later, sourdough is some kind of living bacteria, and these are living bacteria, yes, yes, yes, that’s it how many types of bread do you produc

steelworkers begin industrial action in protest at tata steel's plans to cut almost 3,000 jobs in south striker suffers a broken nose. good morning. although many of us start off— good morning. although many of us start off on — good morning. although many of us start off on a cloudy note the spots of rain. _ start off on a cloudy note the spots of rain. that— start off on a cloudy note the spots of rain, that will give way to sunny spells _ of rain, that will give way to sunny spells and — of rain, that will give way to sunny spells and some showers. some when

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steel, now tata steel.e of that. the financial reasons and their plans to go to greener way of working, which does come at a cost with people losing their jobs and this morning i'm kindly joined by ian, who's been working in this industry for over 20 years. thank you so much for joining me this morning. so forjoining me this morning. so the company say they're making losses of up to £1 million a day. what's your response to that. because they're saying that's one of the reasons that they are closing it down. >> i think , you know, we've >> i think, you know, we've heard for a number of years now that they're losing £1 million a day. when you look at the company financial, it's quite clear that this company is awash . women here, you know, they've got reserves of over £1 billion back in india, and it's the endunng back in india, and it's the enduring investment since they've taken over in 2008. they've caused a situation we are in now, you know, our workforce give up the pensions in 2016 because this company

. >> and in wales, workers at tata steel have announced an indefinite strike from the 8th of july intest over the company's plans to close blast furnaces and cut 2800 jobs. unite, who represent more than 1500 members in south wales, says this is a first uk steelworkers strike in over 40 years. tata is transitioning to greener steel production, but workers argue it sacrifices their jobs and community. workers argue it sacrifices theirjobs and community. and their jobs and community. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts . to gb news .com/ alerts. >> okay, so welcome back. now since becoming labour leader, sir keir starmer has struggled with his stance on jeremy corbyn. initially, he praised corbyn. initially, he praised corbyn as a potential great prime minister and served in the shadow cabinet. however, he later expelled corbyn from the party, only to then say that corbyn would have been a better prime minister than boris johnson. during a bbc question time special last night. let's take a look. a bi

— risk of tata steel competing walking away from the uk?rpe. the issue is whether they can get an electric arc furnace in quickly —— and the workforce at scunthorpe. i understood the issues and problems and i am committed that we can overcome those hurdles with them. in relation to port talbot and scunthorpe, i'm absolutely vested in notjust scunthorpe, i'm absolutely vested in not just saving those jobs, important though that is, but also to the future of steel—making in this country. my fear is if we lose it, we will never get it back and that will be a backwards step. thank you. amy from the telegraph. can that will be a backwards step. thank you. amy from the telegraph. cami you. amy from the telegraph. can i ask what do — you. amy from the telegraph. can i ask what do you _ you. amy from the telegraph. can i ask what do you think— you. amy from the telegraph. can i ask what do you think of— you. amy from the telegraph. can i ask what do you think of the number one threat— ask what do you think of the number one threat to britain's nati

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tata says in their contracts. action is unlawful and it's offered workers what it calls generous redundancy packages . redundancy packages. international news now to north korea, where the russian president is due to arrive for his first state visit in 24 years. vladimir putin travelled through the north of russia early this morning, where he's due to continue his journey to pyongyang. he's to hold a meeting with kim jong un, who he's praised for firmly supporting the invasion of ukraine. in a letter published by north korea's state media, mr putin promised to build trade and security systems with the isolated country that are , isolated country that are, quote, not controlled by the west . and sir ian mckellen is west. and sir ian mckellen is said to be in good spirits after he fell off the stage during a performance in london's west end last night. the 85 year old acting veteran was performing a fight scene in player kings at the noel coward theatre when he lost his footing and tumbled off the stage. the theatre

tata says it may shut down operations at the uk's biggest steelworks in port talbot earlier than planneday both could now be closed as early as july. andy murray is in the wimbledon draw, despite still not knowing if he'll be fit enough to play in the championships, which start next week. murray, who had a back operation last weekend, is scheduled to play czech tomas machac at the all england club on tuesday. in the women's draw, british number one katie boulter will face german tatjana maria, who reached the semi—finals two years ago. no wellies or mud, but plenty of top acts as glastonbury kicks off for the long weekend. it's one of the biggest events in the music calendar, with this year's headliners dua lipa, coldplay and sza. our culture editor, katie razzall is there. hello, reeta. iam in among hello, reeta. i am in among some of the 210,000 people here, with the music officially under way and pj harvey on the pyramid stage at the moment. dua lipa will headline later and has told the bbc will be the biggest moment of her career, and there are rumours swirling that she is going to b

. >> for the first time in 40 years, industrial action is being taken by steelwork staff at tata steelovertime ban. >> now this comes as the company plans, changes that will see 2800 job losses. our national reporter, theo chikomba, has sent this from south wales since the 1960s. >> when you think of port talbot, you think of steel, but that could be coming to an end as the owners , indian company as the owners, indian company tata, planned to close two furnaces and that will see thousands lose their jobs. jason, an electrical engineer, has worked here for 25 years. >> since leaving school, i've beenin >> since leaving school, i've been in the steel industry, so i've built my family around the steel industry. i've been part of the very loyal, committed workforce, so yeah, basically everything i've got is all part of what i've achieved through the steel industry , he said. the steel industry, he said. we're fighting for that future. we're fighting for that future. we're fighting for that existence , for that to carry on. existence, for that to carry on. >> tata steel say the reason for

to me that... two applications from the same person cannot be in the same bank, it is automatic if tata later gregory realized that the loans he had taken were not burned and were not repaid on the same day; all the money he cashed out went to unknown people. it all started with messages from grisha's former boss. there is a case, our data was stolen, i say. what do i have to do with it? i haven’t worked there for 6 years, he says: well, yes, anyway , the data is stored for about seven years, so anyway, they’ll call the fsb now, just talk, tell it like it is, i worked with him for 6 years, and i i knew all my life that he was walking around with a push-button telephone, but it didn’t dawn on me, i didn’t think of it, just take it and call back, both on behalf of the former manager, and under the guise of employees of the fsb and the central bank, a loan in absentia without your knowledge, both you and you you will see grisha how their eyes will run, how they will light up, and indeed this is what happened. the young man’s relatives were the first to sound the alarm; for two days he did

early hours as traders look ahead to the federal reserve's interest rate decision and some inflation tata> yeah, good morning, jon. certainly it would be a question mark of the repercussions, how they make this marketable move. so far you're seeing a little bit of a downtrodden week. it manned to move up. significant gain. passed $3 trillion in market cap. just last week they're losing its place to apple at some stages when it valuation. but those tech counters are the ones to look out for. there's the fed putting out their interest rate decision this week. it's not going to be about this decision. what happens in the future? will they be cutting any time soon? so job growth in the u.s. shot up much higher than expected last month. we got that data during "morning joe" on friday. so what does that mean for the state and trajectory of the economy, arabile? >> yeah. so it actually falls hot and cold a little bit, jon, believe it or not. it was more than the 190,000 anticipated at best. it means it's still a fairly hard labor market in that respect. you saw the jobs numbers head out to 4%. t

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on the show today, the migrant terror threat, the tata week stand-isis connection. trump's vice presidential pick, he's toying with us. you will hear from senator tim scott and his fiance, mindy knoss. it is thursday, june 27th, 2024, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> y'all ready for this? ♪ stuart: get ready for this. okay, now -- you know what we're talking about today. the presidential debate. tonight trump and biden faceoff, it's the first time since 2020. all right, lawrence jones is at ruth ann's restaurant in columbus, georgia. lawrence, i've been watching you all morning, and i'm watching what the people are saying. those people there in that restaurant, they really like tim scott for vice president, don't they? >> the people of georgia, first, great people, they're just fired up. they do like tim scott. you know, it's interesting because we've been doing this series. yesterday with i did j.d. vance, ainsley did tim scott. brian is set to go with with burgum if the former president doesn't announce his pick and then, of course, steve was suppose

you have been on a mission to ensure everybody can have the government tata we need to know what is goingses and major it digestible. some of it is hard to find. in general, i believe we have really quality statistical people, so the date is good, generally when you find it. we don't try to explain why what happens w. right up the middle. and immigration is an area where data is there. complicated, the words are complicated and explaining it to a fellow citizen really complicated. >> shannon: yeah, people get frustrated when you dig and deal even if you feel like somebody relatively savvy looking at government data it's not always easy to find. some of what you put together. border encounters, let's start with this one, generally rising but repatriations are declining. we have more people showing up but fewer people actually being returned to their home countries if they are here without a premise to stay. >> it depends on how you look at it. and i will give you -- we came off a period of title 42 which was in place for covid. and there was during covid. rebuff people under our laws much

, you’ll wash yourself off, oh, tata rakhmat, you, venya, yes, the studios advised me to contact you.about the distant past, i want to find out where my family went. it was the german who scattered everyone, but it was not this german who scattered you, but the former one, into the imperialist one, but no one in your family died, everyone is alive, you will meet your mother and sister, but not soon, many years will pass, but in general you... you will live a long time, well, i have no doubt. how am i generally immortal, but alone, it’s like an enema, forgotten in the ass, wait, there’s more news. long journey and empty chores. we’ll be hiding in basements for the rest of our lives, then take the saber off the wall, go to war , i’ll go to war, you think i’m as crazy as hell. why are you keeping this scary jewish woman here, when the whole city is covered with posters of the beautiful marie, maybe she is your relative or lover, you like older ladies, answer me, i’m keeping it. here this jewish woman, because this is my daughter, a real actress, not yours a sandy little lapdog, only fit

me day, says tata steel, which has owned the site since 2007.site since 2007. we are haemorrhaging cash. and it's not l haemorrhaging cash. and it's not because of the lack of effort of the people or the amount of money that we have spent, it's simply because we have spent, it's simply because we have spent, it's simply because we have a set of assets which are end—of—life. we have got to act now in order to make sure that you have a business in the nearfuture. aha, in order to make sure that you have a business in the nearfuture. $ij a business in the near future. a 'ob here is no — a business in the near future. a 'ob here is no longer �* a business in the near future. a 'ob here is no longer a d a business in the near future. a 'ob here is no longer a job i a business in the near future. a 'ob here is no longer a job for i a business in the near future. ajob here is no longer a job for life. owen is the third generation of his family to work at port talbot and perhaps the last. i’m family to work at port talbot and perhaps the last.— family t

cnn's brian tatas more on the fiery speech, fani willis just gave at an atlanta area church a defiantistrict attorney delivers a message to her detractors black women or sick and tired of being sick and tired during an appearance today at an african methodist episcopal church outside atlanta. >> fani willis talk it's about what she's gone through since former president donald trump tried to get her removed from prosecuting his election, subversion case in georgia. and since nathan wade resigned as a prosecutor in the case because of their previous relationship, what can i say? >> i live the experience of a black woman who is a tech and over sexually see thai of hearing these idiots call my name has fani, in a way to attempt to humiliate me because like silly schoolboys, the lane reminds them of a woman's rear, of her behind. >> willis did not mention anyone by name in her speech, but alluded to the moment trump's former attorney rudy giuliani, made an offensive remark about her at a michigan church event last week i've got to prosecutors fatty the whole willis responded to that this m

on 34 criminal charges ryan tatas, taking a closer look at their the judges sentencing options. brian, there are clearly many factors for judge juan merchan to consider. there are wolf, donald trump's age and his status as a first-time offender are among the factors that judge more sean will be weighing time. we have new information on the many possible forms of punishment the judge could impose premier tonight, donald trump's legal team has just a few weeks to come up with their best argument for why he shouldn't go to jail. july 11 is his sentencing day before then, the former president is likely to have to go through pre-sentencing interviews with probation officers where he'd have to give personal information when judge juan merchan does level the sentence, he has a few options. the most serious one, prison time, the crimes for which trump's been convicted, falsifying business records could carry sentences of up to four years, each but realistically it's unlikely that someone convicted of this type of felony in new york with meryl prior criminal history would see much, if an

ryan tata's on the story for us, brian are key house, republican incumbent is in peril right now, right? wolf republic welcome, congressman bob good is now in a position to lose that race in virginia, given his politics, you think that good would be a favorite of donald trump. but one move from the congressman change that dynamic republican congressman bob good in a nailbiter as he fights to retain his seat in virginia's fifth congressional district after tuesday's primary night. good. trails his opponent by eraser for thin margin and the race could be headed for a recount. good, normally checks all the boxes for being a far your mega republican. he's an election denier. support strict immigration measures, opposes all abortions, but he now could lose because of one moon i just wanted to congratulate and thank governor ron desantis. good. initially endorsed florida governor ron desantis in the republican presidential primary drawing rage from the man who ended up dominating the race, bob good, who is actually bad for virginia and who will stab you in the back like he did me. it didn't m

behind our guy until until and if he tells us he's going to do something else which he hasn't read tatas with us as well, brad, we are i see it in fact, checking team as you well know, i did some serious fact fact-checking and we discovered the trump lied at least 30 times in a 90 minute debate that would be one lie every three minutes or so if you do if you average it out, that may have worked with his base as maga base. but how does that impact swing voters and undecided voters? well, i mean joe biden said he defeated medicare last night. he also said he had a golf handicap under ten. i mean, i don't think that variety it was on display in the biden presentation last night. and let's not forget, he had problems before last night. he had a 38% job approval last night care suggest this didn't change the trajectory of the race, but democrats needed it to change the trajectory of the race. joe biden has been heading for defeat before this debate now he just verified a lot of the things if voters already believed about me, go back to anna navarro. anna president biden says the stakes of thi

we're absolutely appalled by tata's announcement.onger spells of rain across northern parts of scotland close to the area of low pressure, and the strongest westerly winds have been in scotland as well. but even here it does become less windy through the afternoon, the more persistent rain heading up to the northern isles. still some showers in scotland, a few continuing in northern ireland for a while and the far north of england, but the showers further south will die away and it should still be dry through the midlands, towards the south—east, where we'll see the highest temperatures of up to 22 degrees. but if you are in scotland it will feel quite chilly out there, temperatures in many places are 1a or 15 degrees. heading into the evening and those remaining showers do fade away. overnight we see some cloud coming in from the atlantic particularly pushing towards wales and northern england, bringing a few spots of rain towards the north—west of wales as well. with the clearer skies further north, mind you, temperatures could be