the suspect accused of killing united healthcare ceo bnan killing united healthcare ceo brian thompson has pleaded not guilty. luigi mangione is facing 11 charges, including first degree murder and terrorism. if convicted, the 26 year old could face life in prison without parole. in addition to the state's case, a federal case against mangione is running concurrently. one of the charges, murder through use of a firearm, would make him eligible for the death penalty if he's convicted. however, his defence attorneys called the situation highly unusual, noting conflicting theories between the state and federal cases. sir keir starmer is heading abroad again over the new year after drawing criticism about his frequent overseas trips to various summits. the prime minister is enjoying his first christmas in the role and according to number 10, he will spend time with his family over the coming days. however, instead of doing so at downing street or their family home, the starmer's will head to the grace and favour country county residents of chequers in buckinghamshire after spending christm

breaking news coming to us from the us luigi mangione, the man accused of shooting dead unitedhealth ceo bnaning dead unitedhealth ceo brian thompson has been charged with first degree murder. that's according to new york district attorney alvin bragg. mr mangione has now been indicted on one charge of first degree murder, as well as two counts of second degree murder, one of which is charged as a killing as an act of terrorism. now it's being reported that the new prime minister of mauritius says the chagos islands deal struck by sir keir starmer isn't good enough and he wants to reopen talks. it's understood he rejects current terms as they would not produce the benefits that the nation could expect. his government has made counter—proposals to london and received a response, though no details have yet been provided. and fresh train strikes have been announced over new year after an offer was rejected by avanti west coast staff. workers are walking out after rejecting are walking out after rejecting a deal aimed at resolving a dispute over rest day working. the rmt union said its members wo

those latest figures prompted the government to announce it has drafted in retired judge sir bnan draftedn retired judge sir brian leveson to carry out a major review of the court system. leveson, former president of the queen's bench division, will explore options to speed up justice for victims and keep streets safe. however, the options mentioned in today's announcement from the ministry of justice would lead to fewer jury of justice would lead to fewer jury trials and drivers planning christmas getaways are being warned to expect long queues because of record traffic levels. the aa predicted that friday, the 20th of december, will be the busiest day on the roads during the festive period, with an estimated 23.7 million drivers planning a trip that's more than the busiest christmas getaway day of any year since the aa began recording their data in 2010. the joint second worst days for traffic jams over the 2024 festive period are expected to be the 21st and the 23rd, 15

year old luigi mangione is being detained over the fatal shooting of unitedhealthcare chief executive bnanunitedhealthcare chief executive brian thompson. speaking moments ago, the new york city police commissioner jessica tisch gave an update on the situation earlier this morning in altoona , pennsylvania. >> members of the altoona police department arrested luigi mangione, a 26 year old male, on firearms charges . at this time, firearms charges. at this time, he is believed to be our person of interest in the brazen, targeted murder of brian thompson, ceo of unitedhealthcare, last wednesday in midtown manhattan. the suspect was in a mcdonald's and was recognised by an employee who then called local police. responding officers questioned the suspect who was acting suspiciously and was carrying multiple fraudulent ids, as well as a us passport. upon and in other news, edinburgh city council leader cammy day has resigned from his post following reports he sent ukrainian refugees messages asking about their sexual preferences. >> the labour politician had already been suspended by his party

it's like bnan i've been booked on.e brian cox has had a meltdown and turned grey in america. >> he went rogue back in the day. late night, bbc two. no one ever watched it, but they used to do this. if i had a wider tire, we could redo it or we could talk about the telegraph. >> let would you let would you let steve do his job? >> we're in capable hands here. it wasn't steve. >> i was your worst show ever, lewis. >> this is my worst. because he's killing me. he's killing me. the telegraph. oh, is this me? oh, sorry. i don't want to be here. this is what i want to apologise. sorry. >> i would apologise to you, i wasn't. >> don't interrupt with your poshness. >> will you not interrupt while i'm interrupting you, please? okay. >> all right. so i don't know 1588 00:06:43,672 --> 00:06:44

it's like bnan i've been booked on.e brian cox has had a meltdown and turned grey in america. >> he went rogue back in the day. late night, bbc two. no one ever watched it, but they used to do this. if i had a wider tire, we could redo it or we could talk about the telegraph. >> let would you let would you let steve do his job? >> we're in capable hands here. it wasn't steve. >> i was your worst show ever, lewis. >> this is my 1582 00:06:47,104

a suspect accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo bnan of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompsonded not guilty to new york state murder and terrorism charges. the 26 year old is facing 11 charges, including first degree murder and terrorism, if convicted. luigi mangione could face life in prison without parole. in addition to the state's case, a federal case against mangione is running concurrently. one of the charges, murder through use of a firearm, would make him eligible for the death penalty if he's convicted. however, his defence attorneys called the situation highly unusual, noting conflicting theories between the state and federal cases. in scotland, a small plane has crashed near fife airport. emergency services were called to the scene at around 1140 this morning. police and fire crews are currently on site, but details on the number of people on board and any injuries are still unclear. a spokesperson for police scotland says inquiries are ongoing. morrisons has cut the price of items including turkeys and champagne for all shoppers, after a system glitch caused chaos,

released two new images in the hunt for the gunman who shot dead united healthcare's chief executive, bnane's chief executive, brian thomson, this week in what is believed to have been a targeted assassination. the suspect, seen wearing a hood and face mask, fled on a black bike after that killing. well, investigators are now examining bullet casings marked with the words deny, defend and depose. potentially, they say , linking potentially, they say, linking the attack to critics of private healthcare. the fbi has put up a $50,000 reward, as the killer is thought to have escaped, possibly boarding a bus to atlanta. the new york mayor, eric adams, insists , though the eric adams, insists, though the net is tightening with cutting edge facial recognition leading the chase . and the prince of the chase. and the prince of wales has met us president elect donald trump. yesterday, during a ceremony to mark the reopening of the notre dame cathedral in paris, five years on after it was devastated by a serious fire, prince william joined world leaders including french president emmanuel macron and

the ceo of unitedhealthcare, bnan the ceo of unitedhealthcare, brian thompson, was reportedly shot and killed in new york city. mr thompson, who had been the chief executive of wearing a face mask, fled the scene , with a manhunt currently scene, with a manhunt currently ongoing. new york city police commissioner jessica tish says this does not appear to be a random act of violence. it appears the suspect was lying in wait for several minutes . the wait for several minutes. the tories bid to overturn labour's controversial farmers inheritance tax rate has failed after being thrown out in the commons today. >> the ayes to the right of 181. the noes to the left, 339. >> the conservatives had tabled a motion to condemn the tax, but after a vote in parliament it failed by 339 votes to 181. labour had faced internal division, however, over the vote, with some of sir keir starmer's own mps vowing to not break their word on their party's manifesto promise not to introduce changes to agricultural property relief. the government amendment was accepted without the need for a formal vote. police