ajury has takes flight and a furry caller.rump sexually abused a magazine columnist in a new york department store in the 19905. york department store in the 1990s. they ordered him to pay ejean 1990s. they ordered him to pay e jean carroll around 1990s. they ordered him to pay ejean carroll around $5 e jean carroll around $5 million ejean carroll around $5 million in damages. it is the first time he has been found legally responsible for a sexual assault. and some other stories for you now. uber uses in the uk will soon be able to book flights. the company say they want to create a door—to—door travel solution for their customers and this could even be in place by summer. and eurovision started in liverpool last night and 15 acts competed for a place in saturday's final. ten countries are through to the next including norway, sweden and portugal. and that is not all. actress and comedian katherine tate will reveal the uk jury's favourite act during saturday's final. and time now to leave you with ten seconds of unwelcome visi

ajury found ajuryfound him a jury found him not ajury found him not guilty.ncer care and routine treatment. new milestones were set by the government to bring down waiting lists which soared during the covid pandemic and health care bosses say cute progress has been made given the demands of the recent winter and industrial action —— say cute progress. —— say huge progress. you are live with bbc news. donald trump has ridiculed the woman who won the sexual suit against him for sexual abuse and deformation. in a live interview, the former us president dismissed ejean carroll as a "whackjob", despite a jury finding against him. he also said he would consider parting people who were convicted of the 6th of january insurrection on capitol hill. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal is in washington for us now. take us through some of the reaction to that. . . , ., , to that. huge criticism of this live event and this _ to that. huge criticism of this live event and this was _ to that. huge criticism of this live event and this was a _ to that. huge criticis

ajury in washington has found four members of the far—right group, the proud boys, guilty of seditiousn to us what this is. this is an incredibly rare charge, but. an incredibly rare charge, but essentially what it means is treason, and it means that you tried to overthrow democracy, which is what these four men have been convicted of. there were others that were convicted of seditious computers for —— conspiracy last year. before january the 6th, i think it had been decades before anybody had ever been charged with such a crime. in terms of the sentencing, it could carry up to 25 years injail, so pretty historic verdicts coming out of dc. but henriuue verdicts coming out of dc. but henrique tarrias wasn't there on the day, i'm told. he henrique tarrias wasn't there on the day. i'm told-— day, i'm told. he had been kicked out two days _ day, i'm told. he had been kicked out two days earlier. _ day, i'm told. he had been kicked out two days earlier. there - day, i'm told. he had been kicked out two days earlier. there were i out two days earlier. there were charges to do with stealing a

about the i the point in the last ever about the jury the point in the last ever about the jury and ajury trump is saying because i donald trump is saying because donald — donald trump is saying because donald trump _ donald trump is saying because donald trump is _ donald trump is saying because donald trump is driving - donald trump is saying because donald trump is driving this- donald trump is driving this negative _ donald trump is driving this negative narrative - donald trump is driving this negative narrative about. donald trump is driving this| negative narrative about not donald trump is driving this- negative narrative about not giving a fair _ negative narrative about not giving a fair that — negative narrative about not giving a fair trial, about _ negative narrative about not giving a fair trial, about government- negative narrative about not givingi a fair trial, about government being corrupt. _ a fair trial, about government being corrupt. about — a fair trial, about government being corrupt, about the _ a fair trial, about government being corrupt, about the big _ a fair

president such a high—profile platform the day after a jury found high—profile platform the day after ajuryo our washington correspondent as well. thank you both forjoining us. donald trump, on one of the main cable networks at a town hall. myles, this is blockbuster stuff, isn't it? it myles, this is blockbuster stuff, isn't it? . , , ., isn't it? it really is, and i don't think we _ isn't it? it really is, and i don't think we have _ isn't it? it really is, and i don't think we have any _ isn't it? it really is, and i don't think we have any precedents| isn't it? it really is, and i don't. think we have any precedents for this in american media, where we have a man who is notionally the front runner of one of the political parties for president, a former president, and he'sjust been sanctioned in a very big way for sex abuse in a very prominent trial. it's putting cnn as a network in a very difficult position. i would be very difficult position. i would be very surprised if they did not open the programme by pressing him on this issue. but it's also raising the question, should he be give

a jury in ajury in a a jury in a civil finding of a jury in a civil he— finding of a jury in a civilase. he says— finding of a jury in a civil case. he says he's never even met— case. he says he's never even met e— case. he says he's never even met e jean— case. he says he's never even met e jean carroll— case. he says he's never even met e jean carroll and calls it awnch— met e jean carroll and calls it awitch hunt.— met e jean carroll and calls it a witch hunt. but— met e jean carroll and calls it a witch hunt. but is his bid to retake— a witch hunt. but is his bid to retake the— a witch hunt. but is his bid to retake the white— a witch hunt. but is his bid to retake the white house now teemete— retake the white house now doomed? and— retake the white house now doomed? and it's the will of the peepte. — doomed? and it's the will of the peepte. tte— doomed? and it's the will of the people. the home— doomed? and it's the will of the people. the home secretary tells the house of lords not to block her illegal migration bill. widespread opposition expected, and going be led by the and