and the former manchester city footballer, benjamin mendy, is to be paid most of the £11 million in wagester he was charged with — and then acquitted of — sexual offences. city stopped paying him between september 2021 and the end of his contract injune 2023. the judge at an employment tribunal said city were entitled to withhold pay for a period of about five months when he was held in custody. ok, let's go back now to our main story and donald trump's victory. sarah smith is in florida. it was a resounding victory. it was not even close. what can we take away from that? it might be tempting at first look to think that american voters responded to some of donald trump's racist and sexist language, some of the violent rhetoric he used during the violent rhetoric he used during the campaign, some of his more extreme ideas. and actually, talking to voters all the way through this campaign, whati to voters all the way through this campaign, what i found is that most people who supported him were doing so despite all of that outlandish behaviour, not because of it. they were just very simply

in other news, former manchester city defender benjamin mendy will receive the majority of his unpaidalary from the premier league club. the former france international was cleared of rape and sexual assault last year, having first been charged in august 2021. he was suspended without pay until he left city in june 2023. an employment tribunaljudge ruled that city were entitled to withhold his salary while he was in custody, but that an fa suspension meant he was unable to fulfil his contractual obligations and he should therefore be paid. in a statement on social media, mendy said, "having had to wait for three years for my wages, i'm delighted with the decision and sincerely hope that the club will now do the honourable thing and pay the outstanding amounts without further delay so that i can finally put this difficult part of my life behind me". manchester city, meanwhile, said they will not be commenting. the international olympic committee says algerian boxer imane khelif is preparing legal action overfresh media reports that have led to more questioning of her eligibility to hav

panel, but the panel dismissed his case and manchester city will have to pay their former player benjamin mendy around £85 million after mendy, around £85 million after a judge ruled the club had wrongly stopped his pay. the 30 year old took man city to a two day employment tribunal last month, claiming the club had wrongly stopped his £500,000 a month salary after he was charged with sex offences and remanded into custody in august 2021. while the france international and world cup winner was later cleared of all charges after two trials. the employment judge said that while mr mendy was not in custody, he was ready and willing to work and was prevented from doing so . and was prevented from doing so. those are the latest gb news headunes those are the latest gb news headlines for now i'm tatiana sanchez. more news from me in half an hour . half an hour. >> we