so ben roberts-smith _ they printed was true. so ben roberts-smith denying - they printed was true. e claims this series of articles are not true. throughout this trial, there has been an astonishing amount of evidence that has come to light, some of which to do with this in the articles, and some to do with the man himself and the circumstances in which he has been living over the last few years. yes, there were — over the last few years. yes, there were allegations - over the last few years. yes, i there were allegations printed in the newspapers of domestic abuse, perpetrated by ben roberts—smith. and you have to remember, this is a civil matter. this is not a criminal case. here in australia, defamation proceedings require a lower burden of proof. so ben roberts—smith has not been charged with any criminal offence. he denies any wrongdoing. so what he alleges is these newspaper stories defamed him, and essentially ruin his reputation by presenting him as a talisman who ignored the legal and moral codes of war. what we are hearing now inside the federal court that's sitting in syd

ben roberts-smith returned from — in the newsroom. m. ben roberts-smith returned from afghanistan to - in the newsroom. ben roberts-smith returned from afghanistan to a - returned from afghanistan to a hero's welcome. this is him in 2011 meeting the queen after he was awarded the highest military honour, the victoria cross. the overpowering taliban machine gunners attack on his platoon. the shiny public image started to crack in 2018 when articles like this were published. the headline, sas day of shame. and another one says the crack in a war hero's facade. he sued the newspaper and the journalist who wrote these pieces, claiming they contain false allegations of war crimes. the trial was dubbed by some as the trial of the century, going on for 110 days, costing 7 million us dollars and heard from a0 witnesses, including afghan villagers, a government minister and former sas soldiers. thejudge found four of minister and former sas soldiers. the judge found four of the six murder allegations were substantially true, including that ben

the newspapers began back in 2018 publishing a series of articles on ben roberts—smith alleging that 2009 and 2012. there was also a claim that ben roberts—smith had used a machine gun to kill a captured fighter and stole a dead man's artificial leg as a trophy. he had always denied any wrongdoing and his lawyers said the trial evidence against him was fanciful and inconsistent. but in the end, thejudge decided fanciful and inconsistent. but in the end, the judge decided that they media outlets relying on a defence of truth had managed to prove some of truth had managed to prove some of those more serious allegations that they had made against ben roberts—smith. it's worth pointing out that this is a civil case and not a criminal matter. ben roberts—smith would be expected perhaps to make an appeal against this verdict and the judges full decision, the fulljudgment, is expected to be published here early next week. a climber narrowly avoided death on mount everest. a nepali sherpa saved the relation climber. he carried him over six hours. the rescue was described as almost impossible

corporal ben roberts—smith. he was an icon in his own country. is chest testament to ben roberts—smith's bravery. australia's highest military honour was given to him in 2011 for single—handedly overpowering taliban machine guns. the federal court of australia is now in session. but a court has now ruled that newspaper reports of four claims of murder during his time in afghanistan were substantially true. the applicant's conduct and actions on the mission to w108 as found means that the respondents have established the substantial truth. the trial was a first of its kind in australia. it centred on events during 2009 and 2012, as australia's military continued its role in the allied effort to try to defeat the taliban. it heard claims he'd pushed a hand—cuffed farmer off of a cliff, details of a captured taliban fighter who was shot in the back ten times, and that he'd ordered two killings, as an initiation for new recruits. today is a day ofjustice. it's a day ofjustice for those brave men of the sas who stood up and told the truth about who ben

there is included the allegation that ben roberts-smith had kicked an elderly afghan man off a cliff ordered australian soldiers to shoot him. some of the people who served with ben roberts-smith in afghanistan testified against him in this blockbuster trial, which has been called by some here as australia's trial of the century. afghans from their villages beamed into achilles federal court by video link to describe what australian soldiers had done in their villages over ten years ago. so, this has -- huge traction here in australia. it will have huge impacts on australia's military legacy in afghanistan, as we know, a separate australian military war crimes investigation has shown that 39 afghan civilians, or non combatants, were killed by australian soldiers throughout australia's longest war. ben roberts-smith faces the possibility that he might face other charges -- criminal, once potentially -- in the future. paula? >> and that's the interesting part of this case, it's not over. and as you point out, one of the most decorated soldiers australia has ever seen. you saw him there

four out of the six murder allegations — all of which roberts—smith denies — were substantially true. robin brant has the story. corporal benstament to ben roberts—smith's bravery. australia's highest military honour was given to him in 2011 for single—handedly overpowering taliban machine guns. but a court has now ruled that newspaper reports of four claims of murder during his time in afghanistan were substantially true. today is a day ofjustice. it's a day ofjustice for those brave men of the sas who stood up and told the truth about who ben roberts—smith is — a war criminal, a bully and a liar. the federal court of- australia is now in session. the trial was a first of its kind in australia. an elite sas soldier, roberts—smith sued three newspapers that had accused him of war crimes. the trial centred on events during 2009 and 2012, as australia's military continued its role in the allied effort to try to defeat the taliban. it's may 2012, and the soldiers of 3 squadron sas... it heard claims he'd pushed a hand—cuffed farmer off of a cliff, details of a captured taliban fighter who was shot in the back ten times, and th

so it's a loss, a massive loss for ben robert smith. and that particular case he has been found to be involved in some of those unlawful killings. and that was during his deployment and the s i s a regiment in afghanistan between 20092012. more exposure has been reported and ukraine's capital key following russian is strikes. at least 3 people have been killed, including 2 children. the cities matters, urging people to stay in shelters. north korea, as a kim, you've shown the sister of leader kings on assessor countries, ministry spice satellite will soon enter all of it and has voted to ramp up military surveillance efforts. the us house of representatives has passed a bill to suspend the nation's debt ceiling and avoid a catastrophic default. and i goes for the approval and the senate for, for president joe biden signs it into law. it's be 7 days since hundreds of miners were chopped in a gold. mine is southern gone up more than a 100 of them have been rescued so far. several have been arrested for allegedly working underground, illeg

and in general, unlike some other war criminals, ben smith does not seem to be getting good press. i'd like to know, but smith to reflect on the papers he led the man to keep you off for place. we ask in villages, that's what i think we have to give us fairly as some credit, unlike the united states, tunbridge chooses to hold, it's for criminals. accountable washington. however, price is a responsibility for its atrocities by sanctioning the international criminal court for investigating american troops and america's closest ally the united kingdom is trying to keep up with his big brother. news . it seems like these investigations have only scratched the surface since war crimes have long become the nato coalition, signature style. how many more atrocities has been covered up by the western governments? another question. well, trillion still keep been brothers smit portrayed in their war memorial and 2020 and a fish, or a poll by the australian defense both is revealed. 25 soldiers had executed. 35 i've kind of limit is had been covered up by mid fi purse and now i'm it was found s

journalist managed to prove their accusations, and in general, unlike some other war criminals, ben smith does not seem to be getting good press. i'd like to know, but smith to reflect on the people he led the man he kicked off a cliff. the ask in villages i that's what i think we have to give us fairly as some credit. unlike the united states, tender, i choose this to hold. it's war criminals. accountable washington. however, price is a responsibility for its atrocities by sanction in the international criminal court for investigating and their can troops and americans closest ally the united kingdom is trying to keep up with his big brother. news . it seems like these investigations have only scratched the surface since war crimes have long become nato coalitions, signature style. how many more atrocities has been covered up by the western governments? another question. well, trillion still keep ben rovers smith for trade in there war memorial. in the email is shar, while in 2020, on the official report by cumber reveal 25 as trillion soldiers had executed 39 of guns. the murderers had

journalist managed to prove their accusations, and in general, unlike some other war criminals, ben smith does not seem to be getting good press. i'd like to know, but smith to reflect on the people he led the man to keep the place the ask in villages i that's what i think we have to give us fairly as some credit, unlike the united states time, the red shoes it so hold it's war criminals accountable washington. however, price is a responsibility for its atrocities. by sanction in the international criminal court for investigating american troops and america's closest ally, the united kingdom is trying to keep up with his big brother news . it seems like these investigations have only scratched the surface since war crimes have long become in nato coalitions, signature style. how many more atrocities has been covered up by the western governments? another question. well, trillion still keep been brothers smit portrayed in their war memorial. a little more information on this piece there in 2020, and official report by the stream defense forces revealed. 25 soldiers have executed. 39 of gun

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the story of the killer of the afghans began when ben rao smith sued three newspapers for defamation in 2018. the newspapers that published the stories of the afghan war in those stories introduced the australian soldier who killed the afghans . ben robert smith's chocolate was the damage is over. after investigating and hearing the statements of 42 afghan people and his train mates, the court announced that the soldier had killed four afghans, although the newspapers had claimed that he had killed 6 people. robert handcuffed an afghan farmer and then throw him off the cliff and follow it in another case, he killed an afghan who was killed from behind with 10 groups , he removed his artificial leg as a war honor and made him drink, and in two other cases, he killed another soldier because the new soldiers the soldier was killed after receiving several humanitarian medals . he was seen as me in australia. for the condolences of the australian forces, including the official statement , they have committed the murder of afghans in uruzgan, southern afghanistan. it was noticeable that thi

corporal ben roberts—smith. he was an icon in his own country. tary honour was given to him in 2011 for single—handedly overpowering taliban machine guns. but a court has now ruled that newspaper reports of four claims of murder during his time in afghanistan were substantially true. today is a day ofjustice. it's a day ofjustice for those brave men of the sas who stood up and told the truth about who ben roberts—smith is — a war criminal, a bully and a liar. the trial was a first of its kind in australia. robert smith had sued over three allegations against him. it centred on events during 2009 and 2012, as australia's military continued its role in the allied effort to try to defeat the taliban. it heard claims he'd pushed a hand—cuffed farmer off of a cliff, details of a captured taliban fighter who was shot in the back ten times and that he'd ordered two killings as an initiation for new recruits. this was a civil trial, but not criminal. the burden of proof was lower. but the man seen by many australians as the embodiment of heroism now has a

corporal ben roberts—smith. he was an icon in his own country. ross on his chest testament to ben roberts—smith's bravery. australia's highest military honour was given to him in 2011 for single—handedly overpowering taliban machine guns. the federal court of australia is now in session. but a court has now ruled that newspaper reports of four claims of murder during his time in afghanistan were substantially true. the applicant's conduct and actions on the mission to w108 as found means that the respondents have established the substantial truth. the trial was a first of its kind in australia. it centred on events during 2009 and 2012, as australia's military continued its role in the allied effort to try to defeat the taliban. it heard claims he'd pushed a hand—cuffed farmer off of a cliff, details of a captured taliban fighter who was shot in the back ten times, and that he'd ordered two killings, as an initiation for new recruits. today is a day ofjustice. it's a day ofjustice for those brave men of the sas who stood up and told the truth abou

the so-called price by misrepresenting information for the western reader, semaphore and author ben smithytical article on how working with a foreign journalist on the front lines of ukrainian troops will replace the claims that journalists from publications such as nbc news probably the publication. new york is involved in a protracted conflict with the ukrainian government, who, according to many , use access and accreditation to form their reports, to put it simply, the ukrainian government completely censors all article materials and gives green color, only for those, but for materials that are beneficial to ukrainian propaganda. but it is worth forgetting about objective journalism and for a long time. one talented photographer from a well-known publication was very angry that his notes were simply deleted, because he told the truth verbatim and summed up the conversation with the commander, who admitted that he was sending recruits to the front lines with no experience at all. and that out of every ten who stay, at best, three can fight. that is , this photographer moment ryder reco

journalist managed to prove their accusations, and in general, unlike some other war criminals, ben smith does not seem to be getting good press. i'd like to know, but smith to reflect on the papers he led the man and keep the place the askin village is. uh that's what i think we have to give us fairly as some credit. unlike the united states, 10 brad shoes is to hold it's war criminals. accountable. washington, however, tries to evade responsibility for its atrocities. by sanction in the international criminal court for investigating american troops and america's closest ally, the united kingdom is trying to keep up with his big brother. news . it seems like these investigations have only scratched the surface since war crimes have long become the nato coalition, signature style. how many more atrocities has been covered up by the western governments? another question. well, trillion still keep been rubber smit portrayed in their war memorial. and towards the 20 official report by the off site of defense schools is reveal $25.00 soldiers . admin. it executed 13 i'm ask of. the murders ha

and in general, unlike some other war criminals, ben smith does not seem to be getting good press. i'd like to know, but smith to reflect on the papers he led the man and keep the place. the askin village is. uh, that's what i think we have to give us fairly as some credit, unlike the united states, tunbridge, choose this to hold it's war criminals. accountable washington. however, price is a responsibility for its atrocities by sanctioning the international criminal court for investigating american troops and america's closest ally the united kingdom is trying to keep up with his big brother. news . it seems like these investigations have only scratched the surface since war crimes have long become the nato coalition, signature style. how many more atrocities have been covered up by the western governments? another question, well, really instilled, keep been brothers smit portrayed in their war memorial and towards these warranty official reported by the same defense. bullets has revealed 25 soldiers that executed 139 afghans. the others had been covered up by emergency personnel a

afghan war, in which stories this australian soldier was introduced as the killer of afghans , ben robert smith's chocolate ended up against him after investigations and hearing the statements of 42 people from people he destroyed afghanistan and fellow soldiers. he killed 4 afghan soldiers, although the newspapers claimed that he killed 6 people , so he handcuffed an afghan farmer and then threw him off a cliff and then killed him with the group in a in another case, an afghan who was killed from behind with 10 groups , took his artificial leg as a war honor and made him drink, and in two other cases, this soldier killed others so that the new soldiers would become familiar with blood. after receiving several military medals, he was seen as the port of australia it was possible to contact smith of the australian forces, among other things, to officially commit the murder of afghans in uruzgan in southern afghanistan and they were stationed there in the form of nato forces under the command of the united states . it is noteworthy that this soldier is being tried as a war criminal in a criminal co

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he might be required to pay that now, shooting the ben robot smith took out a loan from his employer that being of the media baron to restart $2.00 lines, 7 with media, it took a learn from him to pursue this. and course it's been a very lengthy process, it's been a huge and costly a case and it's also going down in history, not just in the legal proceedings. it's certainly from a military perspective as well. so thank you very much indeed that sarah clark talking to us from sydney. small explosions have been reported in ukraine's capital . keith, as well as the area surrounding it, at least 3 people have been killed, including 2 children. keeps where it says that air defenses in the city has been activated. following the russian air strikes is urged people to stay in shelters. dr. same more than a dozen people have been injured. meanwhile, the us has a nice to new 300000000 dollar military aid package to ukraine in response to the latest wave, a miss all attacks by moscow. it includes air defense systems and munition, by the us says that should not be used for the tax inside russia.

ben smith from lancashire has spent eight hours a day, six days a week for the past two years makingrt we have had _ this one. every single part we have had to — this one. every single part we have had to re-engineer, - have had to re—engineer, reverse engineerfrom have had to re—engineer, reverse engineer from what information we have had. we can never say 100% that it is exactly accurate, but is the best we can do with the information that we've got. designed by teddy better only 116 well when fighters were made. the cop that sits next to the only two well when engines in the world not the aim is to recreate the aircraft for display in the museum —— cockpit. for more stories across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you are watching bbc news. in the us, president biden has been hitting the road to make the case for his economic policies. during a major policy speech in chicago on wednesday, mr biden touted what he's calling bidenomics. he also stressed his administration's economic successes, arguing he deserves more credit for his handling of the economy. it's part of a three—w

ben smith is following the nation for us that the 4th team meeting all you got this regional grouping of whole 8 column of africa nations which includes su down of course, looming over this meeting is a crisis in sou down meetings, a preliminary meeting, the full of his main one earlier on today with the presence of tenure of south su down the present, the booty would have been tasked by e got to, to report back on what's going on in sue donna. and that'll be heard in closed session later on during this morning during this afternoon. but of the opening session, the executive, the secretary general of the got reminded the audience that before the conflict ensued, um it was the biggest host of refugees in the region. and so as a consequence of this conflict with countries around that face when he called between threats of refugees and asylum seekers, coupled with food and security. and he said, that's why it's essential for e got to try and come to some sort of, some sort of way of persuading, at least a cease by the side of a sci fi into don. he said that he got his, the best placed re

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this is ben roberts smith. the judges handing down his verdict now. once we have it, we will go to story once more. there is plenty more available on this story on the website. it is a case that has absolutely rocked australia, and there has been a real frenzy of activity around this case. so, i promise we will return to that as soon as we have it. let's turn our attentions to the united states. the house of representatives has approved a deal to allow the us to borrow more money, days before the world's biggest economy would have started defaulting on its debt. the measure passed the chamber by a vote of 314 to 117, with defections on both sides of the aisle. the us senate must vote on the bill later this week before presidentjoe biden can sign it into law. joining me now is martin baccardax, senior editor, thestreet.com. was it game, set and match to biden on this deal? i think, to some degree, he can claim an incredible victory here, although ultimately he did want to separate this debt ceiling negotiation from his budget, and he had to concede at

ben robot smith suited 3 newspapers out the 2018 reports alleged. he was involved in the motor of 6 of the prisoners in afghanistan. but the judge said the papers had proof the obligations was substantially true. they'll make is in the us house of representatives, have the proof raising the national debt ceiling failure to do so, would have pushed us onto the verge of a catastrophic default. the bill now moved to the senate. it must be signed into a little by june 5th to prevent the government from running out of money to finish . the you and us are expected to draft a voluntary code of conduct on artificial intelligence in the next weeks. both sides hope all the nations will side on critics in the tech sector, site content generating programs like chat, g, b, t pose as much of a risk as pandemic. so for invested or catherine type coordination and corporation, i united the secretary of state to recurring themes as the top us and you offer sales discuss the digital transition item you think of to trade and technology console in sweden. top of the age

a guide is amazing at the moment, introduce a and ben smith is following that for us. but an it guy has been trying to establish some kind of piece process weeks. now. i know this is a regular scheduled meeting. should we expect anything to come out of this? yes, in the state of the 14th meeting, all you got this regional grouping of whole 8 colin of africa nations, which includes su down. of course, looming over this meeting is the crisis in su down there with meetings of preliminary meeting, the full of his main one earlier on today with the presence of tenure of south su down the present. a booty who have been tasked by you got to to report back on what's going on ensued on i'm not to be hurting closed section later on during this morning. during this afternoon with the opening session, the executive, the secretary general, the week i reminded the audience that before the conflict ensued, um, it was the biggest host of refugees in the region. and so as a consequence of this conflict, the countries around its face, what he called the tween threats of refugees and asy

so it's a loss, a massive loss for ben robert smith. and that particular case he has been found to be involved in some of those unlawful killings. and that was during his deployment and the s i s a regiment in afghanistan between 20092012. the us house of representatives as possible to suspend the nation's debt ceiling and avoid a catastrophic default. it still requires approval in the senate as well as the presidential signature island fisher has more from washington, dc. that was back in january, the janet young, the treasury secretary said he liked his things, was getting close to a point where it couldn't pittsville, as she said on john june the 5th, that money would run out. so if there had been a debt default, it would have cost catastrophic economic. com in the united states and by extension through the global economy. so this is a win for the moment for to 5 and for kevin mccarthy and for the us and global economies. but they're still going to be a few more dramas to play out, but that's for another day on capitol hill. for toni

landmark defamation case against 3 major newspapers that accused him of ball cried welcome, ben roberts smith, as soon as the papers following their reports in 2018, which advanced that he was involved in the murder of 6 unarmed prisoners enough counties time. the judge ruled at the papers had proved the obligations was substantially true. so make is in the house of representatives of approved phrasing . the national debt savings failure to do so would have pushed the rest of the village of a catastrophic painful bill now moves to the 7th. it must be signed into little by the 5th of june to prevent the government running out of money to us has imposed economic sanctions and fees and restrictions on. so don, nice, the conflict that continues selling and ariel bombardments and sit down, have killed, at least at 17 civilians and a how to market both sides of time to adhere to a $65.00 courses semi ground has convicted opposition. leader was mine, sancho of corrupting youth. but acquitted him on charges of rights and making death threats. sancho boy comes with the proceedings and sentence to 2 ye

ben roberts smith is accused by local media of being completed in the murder of prisoners and civilians. during his time serving in afghanistan and of 2020, he sued the 3 newspapers who published the allegations against them. we're going to go to santa claus, whose life for us in sydney. this has tons fixed streaming and it's lost it for a long time. what's been happening so well, the verdict is set to be delivered behind me now as we speak in the federal court, but we are hearing that the commonwealth has put in an application to delays. the delivery of that very good, the comfortable has requested to read the verdicts before it's made public, simply because they want to assess whether or not there's any national security risks in the video that's being presented. uh so that's the latest that we're hearing. but as i said, it was, it's meant to be delivered as we speak at $215.00 local time. it has been an extraordinarily lengthy process. this has been a legal process that's been on the way for 5 years. and the hearings have been underway for a 110 days. we've had to what do you want wi

decorated. soldiers has lost a landmark defamation case against 3 newspapers that full lead soldier ben robot smith, which is the media route that says falsely portraying him as a war, coming on during his deployment. and i've got a strong fuss, a judge dismissed to the case as our talk reports now from 7110 days of hearings and 41 witnesses. it was a trial labeled one of the most dramatic in australian legal and military history. could i use the value of justice to better of justice further as bright men of the so yes, we stood up and told the truth about who then robert smith is a war criminal, a bully and a lawyer. the sydney morning herald, the age and the camp of times had accused the late soldier been robot smith the being involved in the killings of 6 on of atkin presidents during his deployment as a member of the study and special ed service, which is the key allegations include that he pushed the handcuff prisoner off the please, then ordered a member of his regiment to kill him. shows a man with a prosthetic leg in 2012 kept the legs and used it to drink beer from justice anthony percent

ben robert smith had sued 3 local outlets of the ledge. he killed on prisoners and civilians, one who said to get it off. got this done. really is a victory for media seeking greater accountability for australia's military, which is bound like confidentiality. or just like to say um, could i use a diety of justice? it's a dire of justice for those brave men of the so yes, we stood up and told the truth about who then robert smith is a war criminal. a bully and a lawyer. stronger should be proud of law has been in the s i s i have the majority in the s i s. and i stood up to what was rice and i have been vindicated. called alpha errors in emeritus professor at least reading defense volts academy, and camera joins just now from campus. so welcome to the program and given the litany of things. it is not accepted that robinson did the question to me that he comes to mind. this is where this leaves the army itself. does it? should it face great a scrutiny or even criminal proceedings? well, those have been underway for at least 7 years, initial

decoration. soldiers has lost a landmark defamation case against 3 newspapers full that lead, sold to ben roberts smith, excuse me, the assets of both people, training him as a war criminal during his deployment. and that's kind of strong by the judge dismissed that case. sarah cloud supports now from sydney, 110 days of hearings, and 41 witnesses. it was a trial labeled, one of the most dramatic and astride in legal and military history. could i use the value of justice to better of justice for all guys? right. man of the so yes, we split up and told the truth about who then robert smith is a war criminal, a bully and a lawyer. the city morning heralds the age and the cabra times had accused. the late soldier been robot smith, the being involved in the killings of 6 on armed atkin prisoners during his deployment as a member of the strata in special ed service, which is the key allegations include that he pushed a handcuff prisoner off the please, then ordered a member of his regiment to kill him shows a man with a prosthetic leg in 2012, kept the leg and use it to drink beer from justice anthony perce

in an interview to bloomberg ceo ben smith he said fleet replacements will have -- happen in or afterr the new jets require the need to circumvent airspace which adds several hours to a flight, sources tell bloomberg they are looking to retain more than 100 credit suisse anchors across asia. ubs is in talks to keep dozens of senior credit suisse dealmakers in korea, thailand, vietnam and india. the retention target does not include china where the final number will depend on discussions with regulators. >> we will be watching property stocks when trading starts in mainland china and hong kong. with official said to be working on new measures to support the sector, our chief china market correspondence joins us now, we already saw the jump in the chinese yuan against you on dollar in chinese adrs as well from our exclusive reporting could we expect a bump in china trading as well? >> yes, exactly. the news broke after the close of trade in hong kong and mainland china. we did see up until the close property stocks rallying on friday so we could see a continuation of that today. the new

in an interview with bloomberg, ceo ben smith said fleet replacements will happen in or after 2025.ions for the new jet include the need to navigate russian airspace after which adds several hours to a flight. airbus says the wide-body aircraft market is set to experience lengthy wait times similar to the single aisle segment because airlines are rapidly stacking up on long-haul jets while supply disruptions on equipment like seeds limit output. wide-body aircraft are generally more complex to manufacture due to more elaborate interiors. rishaad: let's have a look at the market action thus far. this is a day where we are seeing gains and in fact the hang seng now .6% to the upside. we are looking at the machine companies, machine-tool companies. machinery stocks on the way up following what happens on friday with the u.s. debt ceiling and speculation by the fed pausing. caterpillar had a gain of 8.4%. at the moment it is on the lunch break but we do have komatsu of 85%. this is the overall picture for the equity position in the asia-pacific. .5% the upside. yvonne: things are lookin

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ben roberts, the smith had suited 3 local outlets. the ledge, the killed on the armed prison, isn't this of an ins. while he was having a stop running as a victory for immediate seeking, greater accountability, frustrated his ministry, which is bound by confidentiality. just like to say um, could i use the diary of justice to die of justice for those brave men of the so yes, we stood up and told the truth about who then robert smith is a war criminal, a bully and a lawyer strategy or should be proud of laurie's been in the s i s, i have the majority in the s i s, and i stood up to what was rice and may have been vindicated. so our clock is more not from for 5 years of legal process, a $110.00 days and cools. and today being thursday here in city, we had that verdict and been robot smith's. the most highly decorated living soldier he won the victoria across beckett was awarded the victoria across, back in 2010. he had his case display. so this is a defamation case against those 3 newspapers being the camper times the city moni harold a

his delivery, the edge of smith's back and a fine catch from ben duckett. 110 from steve smith and hengland must now apply themselves and that themselves back into the match in the test in the ashes, they are trying to catch up. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. now to a galaxy far, far away — and scientists believe they've picked up shock waves from supermassive black holes which exist at the centre of every galaxy. they say they could hold information about "some of the best—kept secrets of the universe". our science correspondent pallab ghosh has more. up in space, at the heart of every galaxy is thought to be a gigantic black hole. here's a real picture of the one at the centre of our own milky way. it's four million times the mass of our sun. it became that big by colliding with other huge black holes inside other galaxies. astronomers atjodrell bank and across the world think they've detected some of these cataclysmic events. pulsars, which are like nature's clocks, really... on the dish of the giant lovell telescope, dr hannah middleton tells me that ideas on how galaxies merge

information uh, kind of get some ice and then looking for damages was about restoring his reputation, ben robot, smith's very good service. and the whole reason, he took this case to the court, well, could he said those courts about his activities in afghanistan in 2012 and i think 20 or 9 uh the so, so okay. say that those stories were wrong. the site has imputed to the full crimes to him that he had not committed. so he took this case to court. and as a result of that, we've seen that decision today, and it's a, it's a same one legal expert describe it as a catastrophic. now that misstep miscalculation, catastrophic miscalculation. it's certainly is that it's kind of cost a lot of money. he's bought some well feedback as people who stood behind him, anything funding his legal case. but the cost of seeing this tried in dalton's at the moment. i said to be around $25000000.00. that's just an absolutely staggering amount and the res. talk all i possible appeal. so he might say to take this further, but he should recognize that it was a very long case, very high profile, and a number of he's a former team

ben stokes limited steve smith to just 16 — before travis head reached his 50. injust over an hour's time. rickie fowler is the man to catch. having broken the first round tournament record with his 62, he became the fastest player to get to 10 under par, in us open history. he leads the way with a one—shot lead over wyndham clark. rory mcilroy�*s up there too — he's two shots off the lead. mcilroy was in danger of falling away with three bogeys in the front nine — but he pulled it around with six birdies, including almost making hole in one on the ninth as he looks to win his first majorfor nine years. no one wants me to win another major more than i do, so, you know, the desire is there. i've been trying and i have come close over the past nine years or whatever it is, and i keep coming back. ifeel like i have shown a lot of resilience in my career, a lot of ups and downs, and i keep coming back. whether that means i get rewarded, or get punched in the gut, whatever it is, i'll always keep coming back. frances tiafoe is through to his first tour final on grass

smith, nobody bats quite like him. some england fans might love to mock him. for australia, there is no—one better. another 100. england needed something new, something fast. josh tongue. his delivery and benbut now it was their turn to bat in reply to australia's 416. a challenge, an opportunity. zak crawley, steady, strong and then on a8, stumped. ben duckett, the time to attack. i mean, these days with england it always is, but now watch nathan lyons�*s routine fielding in his 100th consecutive test match, but in pain. off the field. such an important australian. he mightjust have seen duckett on 98, tempted, trapped and out. joe root was out in a similar way as was 0lly pope. england now 277—a. there still time when you feel like almost crying out, remember, it's a test match, battersjust almost crying out, remember, it's a test match, batters just calm down a bit but i know, sophie, that makes me very old—fashioned. it does a little bit. thank you. virgin galactic has launched its first ever commercial space flight from new mexico, nineteen years after the company was formed. galactic zero one took off for the 90 minute mission with three passengers on board. tickets for the trip cost

ben stokes got australian talisman steve smith out for 16 just before lunch... us open. after breaking the first round record with a score of 62, rickie fowler�*s broken another one — becoming the fastest player to get to ten under par in the competition�*s history. he leads the way with a one—shot lead over wyndham clark. but hot on their heels is rory mcilroy — who�*s two shots off the lead. he was in danger of heading out of contention, with three bogeys in the front nine — but he pulled it around with six birdies, including almost making hole in one on the ninth a hole in one on the ninth as he looks to win his first majorfor nine years. no one wants me to win another major more than i do, so, you know, the desire is there. i�*ve been trying and i have come close over the past nine years or whatever it is, and i keep coming back. ifeel like i have shown a lot of resilience in my career, a lot of ups and downs, and i keep coming back. whether that means i get rewarded, or get punched in the gut, whatever it is, i�*ll always keep coming back. team bahrain—vict

smith. good morning. bent in nottingham mentioned in nicky's show. we don't have many details just yet but a large police cordon is in place and multiple roads are closed in the city centre. hopefully we can bring you some of the latest pictures from nottingham. we will be bringing those as soon as we are able. obviously this incident has led to travel disruptions as well at the moment and there is disruption to bus services. that is the scene in nottingham city centre and as i mentioned there is a police investigation into what has been described by authorities as a serious incident in nottingham which at the moment we do not have too many details on. as you can see from these pictures, the main centre of these pictures, the main centre of the town has been closed. i know that area quite well, you can see there is a tram, it is a very busy thoroughfare normally in the centre of nottingham but at the moment because of what has been described as a serious incident, the centre of nottingham has effectively come

ben roberts—smith — who served in the sas — sued the papers after they alleged he was involved in thers. the judge found the claims were substantially true. a new alert system will warn people when high temperatures could affect their health in england. it will give regional information and advice to people who sign up for it. it's after temperatures reached a0 degrees for the first time last summer. another thing about those personal works at messages which they are sent to each other and the group chats of course, how would you feel if your group chats were all the newspapers? that is something to concentrate on. they are only human. allegedly. matt hancock when his messages were released did not tarnish his reputation on the court of public opinion. the inquiry is very sane, it is set up to get answers about the uk's response to the mid—19 pandemic, resilience, decision—making and political governance as well. all the issues about how prepared the country was, how our politicians responded. surely it is necessary to know everything they were saying to each other. if thejudge everyt

ben stokes doesn't like that. he took the ball against the great steve smith. wait a moment. what a moment.unterpunch. usman khawaja and travis head smasheed 50s, partly at the expense of the returning moeen ali, but he and his partner took a favour and removed head. for him in his home city, in a format he thought he had retired from, you never lose it. cameron green bowled, early he might have been stumped. 220-5. but still, there was usman khawaja, and this was a moment for national significance. this moment of important significance for australia. but the stadium's elation was halted by one arm. no ball, not out. this day finished with some brilliant momentum. let's get some reaction now, in a moment, we will hearfrom travis head. but reaction now, in a moment, we will hear from travis head. but first, here are stuart broad. we did create enough chances to probably bowl a study out today. but enough chances to probably bowl a study out today-— study out today. but really, it doesnt study out today. but really, it doesn't strike _ study out today. but really, it doesn't strike me _ study

now, ben mentioned a moment agbw orties a counsel, jack smith, spoke earlier today for the first time since tha t indictment wasmith announced. >> here's a part of it. adherenc e to the rule of law is a bedrock principle of the department of justice. and our nation's commitment to the rule of law setle of las an example for the world.wo we have one set of laws in this country and they apply to everyone. it's very important for meimport to note that the defendants in this casane must be presumednote innocent until proven guiltysumn beyond a reasonable doubt inlt a court of lawy beyo. to that end, my office will seek a speedy trial in this matter consistent with the public interest and.and th >> the rights of the accused. speedy trial. e edtwo and a half minutes he spoke. joining me now, saul eisenberg, former deputy independent counsel, former assistant u.s. attorney david schoen, also former trump impeachment lawyer. david, your reaction to this unsealed document, smith's remarks. rks, t there's, you know, quite a bit of detail and specifics in this indictment. hedetailthey wanted to