that is dominic casciani reporting there. now to the election in the united states. until the presidential election. inflation, jobs, manufacturing and trade policy have been the focus of the debate — with the democratic candidate, vice president kamala harris, having to defend joe biden�*s record, which has seen big rises in petrol, housing and food prices over the past four years. kamala harris has promised to control prices in the shops many americans agree with donald trump that fracking could reduce the cost of running a car by increasing oil production at home. our correspondent gary o'donoghue has travelled to the swing state of michigan to find out how voters there view the economic arguments. in michigan, the home of the motor car, they like to put their vehicles to the test. it's like the us — a bumpy ride! the lesser of two evils for me at this time is trump. the economy was better four years ago. i hope that he can return it to that. mark walz works building axles in the car industry. he's sceptical about the push towards electric vehicles favoured by the

our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani has been outside woolwich crown court.ach the court today. it dates back to october 2018 when a syrian refugee was the subject of an attack in huddersfield. that video went viral. tommy robinson posted a response to it suggesting the syrian refugee had been the perpetrator of other violence. that led to a defamation battle that the teenager was awarded £100,000 in damages. the court said at the time to not repeat the lies you said about this refugee, but over the last year or so, he has been repeating those claims, including in a film online which has been seen by up to 47 million people by the court's reckoning. although in court today, he mouthed to his family and supporters in the public gallery, "55 million." who knows exactly where the truth lies there. it was this repeated breach of the order that led to his jailing today for 18 months. the justice telling the founder of the now—defunct english defence league that nobody was above the law and he had to send a strong message and that is what he has done. 18 months inj

our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani is at westminster magistrates court.this is a very short — tell us about these charges. this is a very short hearing _ tell us about these charges. this is a very short hearing here _ tell us about these charges. this is a very short hearing here at - a very short hearing here at westminster magistrates' court. it is quite simply, axel rudakubana appeared on video from belmarsh prison. he was wearing standard issue prison tracks suit and he had it zipped up covering most of his face and he was silent do most of the hearing. when he was asked to confirm his name he was silent. the defendant's barrister had to explain that he had been silent at previous hearings and had chosen for his own reasons not to answer the question. nevertheless it was decided that the hearing could go ahead. axel rudakubana was told he was fate facing two charges the production of a poison, and a second count of possession of material in preparing acts of terrorism. in particular a pdf. he didn't have to enter a plea to those charges today, becaus