at the uk's high court, the hollywood actorjohnny depp is suing the sun newspaper for calling him a "fe beater". hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. he's been tested before and been negative, but now on the fourth procedure, presidentjair bolsonaro has tested positive for coronavirus. the president has spent months of downplaying the virus's severity, and now finds himself taking hydroxychloroquine. it's a stunning development in a country that is second only to the us in both cases and deaths. our south america correspondent katy watson reports. brazil's graveyards, a testament to the country's crisis. every day, more tombs are filled, every burial another number in the country's shocking statistics. tens of thousands of people are falling ill every day, numbers that jair bolsonaro has often dismissed, but now he is one of them. the president went on television to announce the test results. for once, he was wearing a mask, but leaving very little distance between him and journalists as he shared his experience of the virus. translation: it started on sunda

heard has been questioned about injuries she claimed were caused by her former husband — the actorjohnny deppthe libel case brought by mr depp against the sun newspaper — which had claimed he was a wife—beater. he strongly denies the allegations — as our correspondent david sillito reports. amber heard, and day two of the account of the alleged abuse she said she suffered at the hands ofjohnny depp. this libel case against newsgroup newspapers has been brought byjohnny depp after an article in the sun described him as a wife beater. that article was based on allegations by amber heard, johnny depp's former wife. she said during their relationship and marriage, she was assaulted over 14 times and on occasions was fearfulfor her life. today's questioning began in the days leading up to this moment when amber heard sought a restraining order against johnny depp in may 2016. at the time of her court appearance, a photo was published that showed what appeared to be a red mark on her cheek. amber heard says it was an injury caused by a phone being hurled at her face byjohnny depp. the court was the

the high court in london has been hearing details of arguments between the actorjohnny depp and his ex—wifey in his libel trial. he's suing the sun newspaper for calling him a "wife beater". david sillito was in court. johnny depp and a fourth day of questioning about his turbulent relationship with his former wife amber heard. this case for libel against the publishers of the sun was triggered by an article that described johnny depp as a wife beater. in court, johnny depp was questioned about those alleged assaults. he was shown photographs and texts, all of which amber heard says is evidence she was attacked, and which he says is an elaborate hoax. he was asked about an incident involving a phone in may of 2016. it was put to him... he was shown this photograph and asked... a police officer who was called at the time said her face was, she felt, flushed and red and from crying but there was no sign of any injury. it is part of a whole series of photos and text that have been shown to the court. johnny depp describes the evidence as a choreographed hoax, but news group newspapers says the

the high court in london has been hearing details of arguments between the actorjohnny depp, and his een giving evidence for a fourth day in his libel trial. he's suing the sun newspaper for calling him a "wife beater". david sillito was in court. johnny depp and a fourth day of questioning about his turbulent relationship with his former wife amber heard. this case for libel against the publishers of the sun was triggered by an article that described johnny depp as a wife beater. in courtjohnny depp was questioned about those alleged assaults. he was shown photographs and texts, all of which amber heard saysis and texts, all of which amber heard says is evidence she was attacked, and which he says is an elaborate hoax. he was asked about an incident involving a phone in may of 2016. it was put to him... he was shown this photograph and asked... a police officer who was called at the time said her face was, she felt, flushed and red and from crying but there was no sign of any injury. it is part of a whole series of photos and text that have been shown to the court. johnny depp descri

the high court in london has been hearing details of arguments between the actorjohnny depp and his ex—wifefourth day in his libel trial. he's suing the sun newspaper, for calling him a "wife—beater," and he was shown photographs in court of alledged bruises to ms heard's face. david sillito reports. johnny depp, and a fourth day of questioning about his turbulent relationship with his former wife, amber heard. this case for libel against the publishers of the sun was triggered by an article that described johnny depp as a "wife—beater". in court, johnny depp was questioned about those alleged assaults. he was shown photographs and texts, all of which amber heard says is evidence that she was attacked, and which he says is an elaborate hoax. he was asked about an incident involving a phone in may, 2016. it was put to him... he was shown this photograph and asked... a police officer who was called at the time said her face was, she felt, flushed and reddened from crying, but there was no sign of any injury. it's part of a whole series of photos and texts that have been shown to the court. jo

and the actorjohnny depp tells the high court he did not assault his ex—wife in a drink— and drug—fuelled

and the actorjohnny depp tells the high court he did not assault his ex—wife in a drink and drug—fuelled trip to australia. hello and welcome. prosecutors in new york want to see donald trump's financial records. they can, says the supreme court, much to the anger of the president. also, democrats in congress want to see those documents. they can't. those were the results of two separate rulings today from the highest court in the us. they mean that prosecutors can have access to the president's financial records, including his tax returns. but the documents — which will go to a grand jury in new york — will not be made public. a request for access by congressional committees was referred back to a lower court. an important political point — the rulings make it likely mr trump's financial records won't be made public before november's presidential election. speaking at the white house, the president slammed the decisions. this is a political witch—hunt the likes of which nobody‘s ever seen before. it's a pure witch—hunt, it's a hoax. just like the mueller investigation‘s a hoax that i wo

on day two at the high court, the actorjohnny depp strongly denies slapping amber heard when they wereand, testing the new rules — england host the west indies at the first international cricket since march. and coming up in sport on bbc news... the 2020 ryder cup is postponed for a year because the coronavirus pandemic means the event cannot be staged safely with spectators present. in the wake of the pandemic, has prompted the chancellor to unveil a series of measures amounting to £30 billion. he set out the details in his summer statement to the house of commons. rishi sunak said firms would be paid £1,000 for each employee brought back from furlough and kept in employment until at least january next year. for the under 25s there's a £2 billion kick—start scheme to create thousands ofjob placements, and get young people into work. stamp duty has been temporarily abolished on property sales up to £500,000 in england and northern ireland. there'll be a £2 billion green homes grant to make homes more energy efficient. vat will be cut from 20% to 5% on food, accommodation and attraction

the hollywood actorjohnny depp has denied slapping his ex—wife, amber heard, on the second day of hisrt in london. he is suing the publisher of the sun, news group newspapers, and its executive editor, dan wootton, over an article published in 2018 which called him a wife beater. he strongly denies the allegations. david sillito was in court. johnny depp arriving at court for day two of his case against the the publishers of the sun newspaper. reporter: johnny, johnny! it was this article, and the headline that described him as a wifebeater, that led to him suing for libel. the claims of violence were made by his former wife, amber heard, who arrived today at court to watch proceedings. it was a day of questioning about his drinking, his drug use, his addictions, even his friendship with stars such as marilyn manson. amber heard says there is withinjohnny depp a monster that is released by drink and drugs, that leads to violence, something which he strenuously denies. photos were shown of the star. he has made no secret of his struggles with drink and drugs, but he says he wasn't viol

and the actorjohnny depp tells the high court he did not assault his ex—wife in a drink— and drug—fuelled trip to australia. welcome to the programme. starting in the us. prosecutors in new york want to see donald trump's financial records. they can, says the supreme court — much to the anger of the president. also, democrats in congress want to see those documents. they can't. those were the results of two separate rulings today from the highest court in the us. they mean that prosecutors can have access to the president's financial records, including his tax returns. but the documents, which will go to a grand jury in new york, will not be made public. a request for access by congressional committees was referred back to a lower court. an important political point — the rulings make it likely mr trump's financial records won't be made public before november's presidential election. speaking at the white house, the president criticised the decisions. this is a political witch—hunt, the likes of which nobody‘s ever seen before. it's a pure witch—hunt. it's a hoax. just like the mueller in

crossing the border between victoria and new south wales at the high court in london, the hollywood actorjohnny deppe "regularly engaged in destructive and violent behaviour" in relation to his former wife amber heard.

amber heard has told the high court in london that her former husband, the actorjohnny depp, threatenediving evidence as part of his libel action against the owners of the sun newspaper. he's suing them after the paper alleged he was a wife—beater — allegations he strongly denies. 0ur correspondent david sillito was in court. amber heard, here in the white blouse, arriving in court for the beginning of her account of her relationship withjohnny depp, who was himself arriving in court through a different entrance. the case brought byjohnny depp is a libel action against the publishers of the sun newspaper over an article that described him as a wife—beater. did he give it to you? the couple first met on the set of the film the rum diary. during their relationship, she says, he repeatedly assaulted her — punching, slapping, kicking, head—butting, choking. she says she feared for her life. but in court, she was also asked about a recording of an argument. was this evidence that she had hitjohnny depp? i did not punch you. i did not bleep deck you. i bleep was hitting you. i don't know what

at the uk's high court, the hollywood actorjohnny depp is suing the sun newspaper for calling him a ‘virus crisis. i'm deborah james and, for the past three years, my cancer treatment has been keeping me alive — even during covid—19. but not everyone has been given that chance. dear mr hancock, i am appealing to you regarding life—saving treatment. best case is two years. i am upset and i am devastated. the impact of the pandemic on people with cancer has been enormous. cancelled drug trials, cancelled radiotherapy, chemotherapy cancelled. tonight, on panorama, i want to find out what the real

and the actorjohnny depp tells the high court he did not assault his ex—wife in a drink and drug—fuelled

the hollywood actorjohnny depp has denied that he "regularly engaged in destructive and violent behaviour of the sun, news group newspapers, and its executive editor dan wootton, over an article publshed in 2018 which called him a "wife beater." he strongly denies the allegations but the publishers say the description of him was entirely accurate, as our correspondent david sillito reports. johnny depp arriving in court this morning. he's brought this case to try to clear his name of an allegation that he is a "wife—beater". it was those words that were in a headline in an article in the sun when the journalist dan wootton questioned jk rowling supporting the casting ofjohnny depp in an adaptation of her fantastic beasts book. the allegations of physical abuse were made byjohnny depp's former wife, amber heard, who also arrived at court this morning to watch proceedings. the heart of this case is johnny depp's reputation. the accusations that he repeatedly assaulted amber heard, that he seriously injured herand, at times, left her feeling for her life. the sun says there was overwhelming

crossing the border between victoria and new south wales at the uk's high court, the hollywood actorjohnny deppxpectec for back the case is expected to go on for about three weeks.

and the actorjohnny depp tells the high court he did not assault his ex—wife in a drink and drug—fuelled

closing submissions are being heard at the high court, in the libel case brought by the actorjohnny depp there. david? yes. the closing speeches, the end of two and a half weeks of evidence in which we have had a glimpse at the lives of the very rich and very famous and the troubles of the relationship between johnny depp and amber heard. the heart of it has come down to one thing. is amber heard to be believed? she has said she has been assaulted more than 14 times byjohnny depp, something he strenuously denied. intraday‘s final speech by his legal team, and remember this is a libel action against the sun newspaper, the newspaper group that publishes the newspaper group that publishes the sun —— in today's final speech. after they published an saying he was a wife beater, it is for them to prove he is a wife—beater, so the allegations made against him, those 14 allegations of assault, they have been described in court today as the words of a compulsive liar, and they say she should not be believed because she has changed her story, she has increased the number of allegations from two to

and the actorjohnny depp tells the high court he did not assault his ex—wife in a drink—and—drug—fuelled

crossing the border between victoria and new south wales at the high court in london, the hollywood actorjohnny depps suing the sun newspaper for calling him a wife beater. he denies the allegation that he "regularly engaged in destructive and violent behaviour" in relation to his former wife amber heard. it is liz30am. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the impulse to explore has taken human beings into space and to the remotest corners of our own planet. my guest today has experienced both. kathy sullivan was the first american woman to walk in space and she has just returned from a journey to the bottom of the deepest ocean floor. she is first and foremost a scientist. right now as we try to navigate our future, are we humans respecting the science? kathy sullivan in columbus, ohio, welcome to hardtalk. thanks, great to be with you. you, i think, can be described as a scientist, an explorer, but i'm wondering what comes first for you? is it the science or is the adrenaline—filled adventure? i would say it's the exploration. i've never really been all that much of

the actorjohnny depp tells the high court he did not assault his ex—wife in a drink and drug fuelledng a trip to australia. and cricket's back — england struggle in the first test against the west indies. and coming up in sport on bbc news, champions league chasing manchester united look to move closer to the top four places in the premier league. good evening. two of the uk's biggest high street retailers, john lewis and boots, have announced more than 5000 job cuts. 4000 jobs will be cut at boots — that's 7% of the workforce. 48 boots opticians stores will be closed. and 1,300 jobs are at risk atjohn lewis. it's shutting down eight of its stores, including one of its flagships in birmingham. the moves come amid warnings that the chancellor's massive economic support package unveiled yesterday won't be enough to stop millions of workers losing theirjobs. here's our business editor, simonjack. less then 2k hours after the government's attempt to stem the tide ofjob losses, boots said it intended to cut 4,000 posts, hundreds of managers in its high—street stores, the closure of 48 0pt

the hollywood actorjohnny depp has denied slapping his ex—wife, amber heard, on the second day of hise publisher of the sun, news group newspapers, and its executive editor, dan wootton, over an article published in 2018 which called him a ‘wife beater‘. he strongly denies the allegations. david sillito was in court. johnny depp arriving at court for day two of his case against the the publishers of the sun newspaper. reporter: johnny, johnny! it was this article and the headline that described him as a wifebeater that led to him suing for libel. the claims of violence were made by his former wife, amber heard, who arrived today at court to watch proceedings. it was a day of questioning about his drinking, his drug use, his addictions, even his friendship with stars such as marilyn manson. amber heard says there is withinjohnny depp a monster that is released by drink and drugs, that leads to violence, something which he strenuously denies. photos were shown of the star. he has made no secret of his struggles with drink and drugs, but he says he wasn't violent. he was asked about an a

crossing the border between victoria and new south wales at the uk's high court, the hollywood actorjohnny depp is suing the sun newspaper for calling him a ‘wife beater‘. back for calling him a ‘wife beater‘. the case is expectec for back the case is expected to go on for about three weeks. now it‘s time for a look back at the day in parliament. hello there and welcome to tuesday in parliament. on this programme, awkward questions for the health secretary after borisjohnson says too many care homes didn‘t really follow the procedures for coronavirus. does the health secretary agree with the prime minister‘s despicable comments blaming care workers for the huge death toll in care homes? the chancellor rejects calls to extend hisjobs retention furlough scheme in the autumn. this is a universal scheme, it is generous, it has been extended to october, and it is winding down in a gradual and temperate manor. and there is a welcome for a big cash injection for the arts but questions about who will get it? it‘s vital that this money does not just get hoovered up by the biggest venues with the loudest

the headlines: "i don't have anger issues" — actorjohnny depp gives evidence to a defamation hearingfor an apology as social care leaders criticise borisjohnson's suggestion that "too many" care homes didn't follow coronavirus procedures — downing street suggests his comments were misunderstood. throughout this crisis, care homes have done amazing work, and the prime minister was explaining that because asymptomatic transmission was not known about, the correct procedures were therefore not known. three pubs which re—opened at the weekend have had to close — after customers tested positive for covid—19. one landlady says she contacted all her customers to warn them we took it on ourselves to do it so that we knew that we had done it before it got out there.

at the uk's high court, the hollywood actorjohnny depp is suing the sun newspaper for calling him

the actorjohnny depp. his court case and today. —— will see his court case ended today. him a "wife beater" following allegations about his relationship with his ex—wife, amber heard. mr depp denies the claim — a judgement is expected later this year. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. yesterday we had fairly gusty winds across parts of england and wales, today we will have fairly gusty winds across scotland and northern ireland, the strongest in across the far north—east of scotland, where we have rain, orkney looking at strong to gale. winds. western areas being blown quite quickly in the end no wind, you could catch showers in the east at times and you could catch one at old trafford. a transient ridge of high pressure builds up overnight, killing off many showers. cooler under clear skies, particularly in rural areas where temperatures will be lower than on these charts. with the transient ridge of high pressure, lots of dry weather tomorrow, a fair bit of sunshine, variable close, then this weather fronts will eventually bring rain across northern i

the actorjohnny depp says he has lost £510 million.arts and entertainment correspondent david sillito was in court. johnny depp and a fifth day of questioning over allegations that he assaulted his former wife, amber heard. the case, a claim for libel against the publishers of the sun, was brought after this article that claimed he was a wife—beater. johnny depp is accused of assaulting amber heard on 14 separate occasions. he's accused of punching her, pulling out clumps of hair, and he was also shown photographs that amber heard says show injuries sustained in an attack in december 2015. the bruising, he says, was not visible to a nurse who arrived the day after the incident is said to have happened. the apparently injured lip? ms heard, he says, suffers from dry lips. there was, he says, a violent argument but he says it was amber heard who attacked him. there was a clash of heads but it was accidental, an attempt to protect himself. it was put to him, "were you violent towards miss heard in any way?" "no, sir," he replied. "did you

at the high court, the hollywood actorjohnny depp is suing the sun

court in london, on the second day of his libel action against the sun newspaper, the hollywood actorjohnny deppas denied slapping amber heard when they were married. he's suing news group newspapers over an article published in 2018, which called him a "wife beater". he strongly denies the allegations. our correspondent david sillito was in court. johnny depp arriving at court for day two of his case against the publishers of the sun newspaper.

the headlines: "i don't have anger issues" — actorjohnny depp gives evidence to a defamation hearingver newspaper claims that he assaulted his ex—wife. labour calls for an apology as social care leaders criticise borisjohnson‘s suggestion that "too many" care homes didn't follow coronavirus procedures — downing street suggests his comments were misunderstood. throughout this crisis, care homes have done amazing work, and the prime minister was explaining that because asymptomatic transmission was not known about, the correct procedures were therefore not known. three pubs which re—opened at the weekend have had to close — after customers tested positive for covid—19. one landlady says she contacted all her customers to warn them we took it on ourselves to do it so that we knew that we had done it before it got out there. i'm sure it would have happened in pubs, but i didn't expect it to happen the first weekend. a green recovery — the government sets out details of a £3 billion plan to cut emissions and support jobs. lockdown in oz — five million residents in melbourne are told to st

actorjohnny depp gives evidence to a defamation hearing over newspaper claims that he assaulted his ex—wifea green recovery — the government sets out details of a £3 billion plan to cut emissions and support jobs. serving more time — three pubs which re—opened at the weekend have had to close, after customers tested positive for covid 19. lockdown in oz — five million residents in melbourne are told to stay at home for six weeks, amid a surge in coronavirus cases. well it's very nice to have you here and i think you're the boss, not me! and camilla, the duchess of cornwall, opens the doors of clarence house to 5 live and describes how she's been missing the hugs of her grandchildren during the lockdown. and coming up on bbc news: ex england international eni aluko has called for a target of 30% of people from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds at the top level of sport. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. was the prime minister simply careless with his words on care, or was it, as some suggest, a first attempt to shift the blame

actorjohnny depp has accused his ex—wife amber heard of being a calculating, narcissistic sociopath whoed him to progress her own career. he's giving evidence at the start of the libel action he's bringing against the sun three pubs which re—opened at the weekend have had to close — after customers tested positive for covid i9 labour calls for an apology, as social care leaders criticise borisjohnson‘s suggestion that "too many" care homes didn't follow coronavirus procedures. and a new lockdown in australia — five million residents in melbourne are told to stay at home for six weeks — amid a surge in coronavirus cases. in the past hour, it's been confirmed that the president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, has tested positive for covid—i9. speaking to a group of reporters whilst wearing a face mask he told reporters "it came back positive". mr bolsonaro has long played down the danger of the virus, likening it to a "the sniffles" — even though brazil has the world's second—highest death rate from the illness. bolsonaro's diagnosis comes just three days after he had lunch at the home of the

and on day two at the high court in london, the actorjohnny depp strongly denies slapping amber heardwhen they were married. us vice president mike pence says the us has recorded more than three million coronavirus infections, more than any other country in the world. to put that in international comparison, it's significantly higher than brazil and russia which have recorded the second and third most cases. and it means the us alone has recorded more infections than both asia and the entire european continent, which were once global epicentres for the virus. of course this figure doesn't take into account differences in testing rates. here was mike pence speaking at the coronavirus task force briefing. at this point, we have tested more than 39 million americans. among those, more than 3 million americans have tested positive and more than 1.3 million americans have recovered. sadly, more than 133,000 americans have lost their lives, and our sympathies are with all of the impacted families. while we mourn with those who mourn, because of what the american people have done, because of

amber heard has told the high court in london that her former husband — the actorjohnny depp — threatenedkill her many times. she's started giving evidence as part of his libel action against the owners of the sun newspaper. he's suing them after the paper alleged he was a wife—beater —— allegations he strongly denies. our correspondent david sillito was in court. amber heard, here in the white blouse, arriving in court for the beginning of her account of her relationship withjohnny depp, who was himself arriving in court through a different entrance. the case brought byjohnny depp is a libel action against the publishers of the sun newspaper over an article that described him as a "wife—beater". did he give it to you? the couple first met on the set of a film the rum diary and married six years later. by the end of that relationship, amber heard said johnny depp had over the years assaulted her more than 1a times. in a witness statement released today, she accusesjohnny depp of... she goes on to claim... footage was shown of a court appearance in 2016. there was a red mark on her cheek,

the hollywood actorjohnny depp has denied slapping his ex—wife amber heard, on the second day of hisreports. day two, and a day of questioning about the private life of one claims that he repeatedly assaulted his ex—wife amber heard are untrue. amber heard, who will be appearing as a witness for the newspaper, stands by those claims. she arrived in court today to watch mr depp‘s account of their volatile relationship. in court, he was questioned about events in march of 2013. amber heard says there was an argument, it was put to him, "you slapped her across the face." he responded, "that is untrue." questioning continued. "you slapped her three times." "that is patently untrue," he said. "you started crying and apologising and saying it would never happen again." "it didn‘t happen," he said. bothjohnny depp and amber heard agree the relationship was often stormy. johnny depp says his wife struck him, but he denies ever hitting her. the sun article that described him as a wife—beater, which is what this case is all about, has led to this public examination of the private life of the h