but it is still a promising calling card for duke as a screenwriter.s are engaging while clearly influenced by a certain quentin tarantino. say thank you. thank you. you're welcome. it's out on digital onjuly 13. shall we go, or? yeah. 0k. now to colombia for litigante, a drama about a lawyer who is trying to juggle a stressful court case with a young son and a dying mother. director franco lolli cast his own mother in the role, along with his cousin, carolina sanin, in the lead role. both put in authentic performances as a loving but bickering pair, and vladimir duran adds a touch of levity and a glimmer of hope as the love interest. it is a slow burning but well observed character piece. litigante is out on curzon home cinema now. also out on curzon home cinema is in her hands, the story of a brilliant young working—class pianist who is discovered playing piano at a train station by the director of the paris conservatoire. it is a neat idea, with a strong cast, including kristin scott thomas as a strict piano teacher. jules benchetrit is charismatic

we need to stress we are talking about the duke of york, not the duke of edinburgh. my apologies. andrew. let's go back to this new york times front—page. jack thank you, john. sam, if i could get your input. given that those figures were so devastating for europe at the beginning of all this, it is encouraging to hear that there will be some kind of... . in terms of devastation and economic figures, not least health figures, it has been a very difficult time for everyone involved. absolutely. the point this article is making us when we have the financial crash in 2008, america bounced back quite quickly because it was very responsive. sacking a lot of workers and rehiring them, employment law over there being much left but make less stringent than it is in europe. it says that his wife was able to respond so quickly. obviously we had donald trump out today boasting about how 4.8 million jobs are being created in america, saying the economy is roaring back and you would only get this with a president who has done this, no one else. we are very early on this path. i think the artic

status in that way, that is not the fault of the duke is that? be used or not and i do not have that information one way or another but i will say she is not the only client that i have that has allegations that involved prince andrew. i do have other clients and i'm not going to speak though about what their allegations are but i willjust what their allegations are but i will just say they are not because of an associate. they have to do with prince andrew. and i have to say because we cannot... . i will say and i have to say because we cannot... . iwill say that and i have to say because we cannot... . i will say that not eve ryo ne cannot... . i will say that not everyone who has contacted me has gone public. most have not. most do not intend to do so. i am protecting the confidentiality. the reason why i now have so many more clients who were victims ofjeffrey epstein and i did previously is because there is a claims process that is open now in which is going to be funded by the estate of jeffrey which is going to be funded by the estate ofje

well, what i had done, first in december was sent a letter to his home, to the duke of york's home in uk, and i have evidence that it was delivered, and in that letter, i urged prince andrew to speak to the fbi, to provide an interview, because the victims really need to have the truth. they need everyone who may have any evidence who is relevant to whatjeffrey epstein did, to provide it and obviously, the prince has such evidence. he may not know everything... crosstalk. can ijust say, can ijust interrupt... he did do a bbc interview for an hour, he seemed to have no trouble doing that, but of course he didn't have any duty to tell the truth when he did that, although i certainly hope he did so. he... but he does have a duty to tell the truth if he does speak to the fbi. to date, he has not yet done that and we still urge him to do that, and even the prosecutors just recently again urged him to do that. either way, they have not said publicly whether he is a target or just someone they would like to provide evidence. sure, all right. he has not done it. this foot—dragging by prince a

another must see is got off castle it was once the residence of the dukes of. got off the house also produced kings and bishops. castles chapel dates back to 1590 and has been largely preserved in its original form the small dutch she was a mighty center of power in northern europe. got jobbed also houses an archaeological museum one of its most amazing exhibits is the needham boat a warship from the year 320 a.d. . jack lew is very familiar with the history of the region. but how do you say when was the golden era that's live in the 17th century when it was the duchy of a call shine it got all of these at that point it was really one of europe's prime cultural centers of culture not just military might was used to try to rise to the level of denmark while that was an outstanding time when there was a current camera when there was a lot of construction done on the council when the gardens were planted and when there was a huge library here it was the center of both science and the arts it had far reaching influence. the energy on matters of course of its histor

the duke's retirement from public life was in 2017.shes with ill—health since then but was at his granddaughter beatrice's wedding last week. today, standing almost as ramrod straight as the men of his regiment, he gave one more goodbye. jonny dymond, bbc news. qantas is the latest airline to retire its fleet of boeing 7a7s. after 50 years of flying — the lastjumbo left australia for the final time. but the pilots had one last idea. they traced the qantas logo — a kangaroo — into the sky before the jet continued on its journey over the pacific ocean. while the twists and turns of the jumbo jet would have looked pretty strange to those watching with the naked eye, as you can see the drawing could clearly be seen online, on flight tracking websites. the jumbo jet will now join others from the airline in retirement in the moh—hah—vee desert. —— mohave desert. fans of the english premier league champions liverpool have finally got to see their team presented with the trophy. no fans were of course allowed inside the stadium of course but t

was the most charge of our item because of the great respect that michael has for a coach and the dukerogram. it is certainly one of those pieces that people come in, they look, and they go, why is there a letter from duke university in the north carolina basketball museum? they see it is a letter about his recruitment. michael is a great ambassador of the university of north carolina and one of the greatest players of all time, not just as a tar hill, but in all of basketball and in all of nba history. basketball is important not just at unc, but in this state, this region, certainly in our community, and definitely on campus at unc. the acc has grown. it was called tobacco road because so many of the programs were based in north carolina. basketball is part of the culture. part of when you come to school at north carolina. a lot of people that come here want to be part of north carolina basketball, men's and women's basketball. athletics is important. it is not the primary reason people come to the school. getting a great education will always be the primary mission at unc. but baske

the duke's retirement from public life was in 2017.l—health since then but was at his granddaughter beatrice's wedding last week. today, standing almost as ramrod straight as the men of his regiment, he gave one more goodbye. jonny dymond, bbc news. qantas is the latest airline to retire its fleet of boeing 7a7s. after 50 years of flying, the lastjumbo left australia for the final time. and the pilots had an idea to mark the occasion. they traced the qantas logo, a kangaroo, into the sky before the jet continued its journey over the pacific. from the ground with a naked way but it can clearly be seen online on flight tracking websites. the jumbo jet will now join others from the airline in retirement in the mojave desert. fans of the english premier league champions liverpool have finally got to see their team presented with the trophy. no fans were of course allowed inside the stadium but the club built a stage on the kop stand and hundreds gathered outside the stadium and around the city to watch on televisions in bars. the police ha

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the duke's retirement from public life was in 2017.had some brushes with ill—health since then but was at his granddaughter beatrice's wedding last week. today, standing almost as ramrod straight as the men of his regiment, he gave one more goodbye. jonny dymond, bbc news. more news for you national and international on the website and also on the twitter feed. thank you so much for watching. hello there. cloud is thickening up once again from the atlantic. it's set to bring in more rain mainly for the middle third of the uk. some areas stayed cloudy and damp throughout the day on wednesday and, as a result, it was quite cool, as well. we had a temperature of 26 celsius in london, but the sunniest weather was in bournemouth with almost 1a hours of sunshine — probably not as much sunshine though for thursday. it will be quite a cloudy start to the day with temperatures around 12—14 celsius. and we start with some outbreaks of rain mainly across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, and wales. that'll be quite heavy for

the duke of york denies hand that and says he never met her. >> i really hope the duke of york comes forward and says a, b, c, d was involved. this is how it ran. help us victims get some accountability. >> there are various opinions about what ghislaine maxwell will do. >> reporter: cbs news legal analyst rickki klieman maxwell could face a maximum of 35 years in prison which means she may have an incentive to cooperate with prosecutors. >> people think that she will cooperate about everyone. that is the people who are below her as well as the people that are above her. now the question for all of us is who is above her? >> reporter: the department of justice says prince andrew has repeatedly declined to speak to federal authorities in the united states. cbs news has reached out to the prince's team for comment, and they say they are, quote, bewildered because they reached out to the doj twice, and they say as of late last week, they haven't heard back. >> mola lenghi reporting. >>> for nearly 90 years, washington's beloved football team has been known as the redskins, but that may

but duke energy and the dominion who have been behind the program have decided to walk away after pressure from environmentalists and after regulatory hurdles. a $9.7 billion deal debt gave way. significant maneuvering around this deal. also it has meant that pipeline projects across the united states p in the past decade have come against significant opposition, trying to unlock the dividends from the fracking boon, but you've seen environmental activists, native american groups, and land owners themselves. it's the latest blow to pipeline projects. meantime big tech in silicon valley face opposition from the european commission. she's gone after big tech companies before, but the latest, the likes of alphabet, google, facebook could face new complex laws designed to akle their market dominance and get them to pay more tax, also demand more responsibility for responsibility for content. they'll draft the new laws but the history has been they've come up with an anti-trust fine against google in the cost, demanded apple pay back taxes also the european data regulation designed here. so cle

italian count edoardo mapelli mozzi from their private ceremony on friday attended by the queen and the dukeinburgh. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, the number of new daily infections around the world has surpassed a quarter of a million. the biggest increases were in the us, brazil, india and south africa. nearly a quarter of them were in the united states, which has been the country worst affected by the pandemic. more details from paul hawkins. according to the world health organization, this is the first time the number of new daily infections has surpassed a quarter of a million. the biggest increases are in south africa, india, brazil and the usa where there are now approximately 71,000 new cases per day. 41 states out of 50 are seeing an increase but the biggest rises are in southern and western states like here in california, also arizona, texas, and florida, which, eh few days ago, which, a few days ago, report

count edoardo mapelli—mozzi — from their private ceremony on friday — attended by the queen and the duke hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. china's ambassador to the uk has accused the west of starting a "new cold war" with beijing. in an interview with the bbc‘s andrew marr, liu xiao—ming claimed the uk had last week "purged" the telecoms giant, huawei, from its 56 data networks because of pressure from president trump. he was asked if his country planned to punish british companies operating in china as part of its response. we do not want to politicise the economy, that is wrong. you know, that is wrong for united kingdom to discriminate chinese company because of pressure from united states. people talk about this national security risk, there is no hard, solid evidence. nothing to say huawei is a risk to uk, they've been here for 20 years. they made a huge contribution totally, not only to telecom industry of this country, they have, you know, implement their corporate

the duke's retirement from public life was in 2017.e said his farewells to the royal marines. hip, hip, hurray! he has had some brushes with ill health since then but was at his granddaughter beatrice‘s wedding last week. today, standing almost as ramrod straight as the men of his regiment, he gave one more goodbye. jonny dymond, bbc news. now on bbc news: philippa thomas hears from people around the world about their extraordinary experiences during the pandemic and how covid—19 has changed their lives. welcome to ‘coronavirus: your stories‘. a programme about how covid—19 is changing the lives of people around the world. i'm philippa thomas. this week we'll be hearing stories of youth activism in the face of this crisis. in the philippines, we hear about a family aid programme to feed thousands of neighbours who've lost access to jobs and to food because of lockdown. in the us state of pennsylvania, a 17—year—old tells me how she's managed to finish high school while taking on 30 hours a week as a supermarket worker to help fund her

i think duke needed to get out of this deal.y couldn't get this thing done in the last 14 years, and that environment. in the current environment they had major head winds. for them to walk away from the pipeline now makes a lot of sense. quit wasting money on it. it's a nice consistent of serve testify play, a company like duke, if you want something stable with a little dividend and want to get away from some of the riskier things like airlines and go way up and way down on a month to month basis. it makes sense. buffet, lets be honest, he's sitting on 160 billion. he hasn't done anything. he probably missed opportunities in the last few months. for him to step in now makes sense. i'm sure he's been getting some blowback from his investors over the last few months. dagen: even if someone doesn't have buffet-like cash, what do you say about, say, a duke energy? >> this is classic buffet. we wouldn't use the word big. he's got over 140 billion available. so i would not call this a big deal for him. energy right now is depressed.

washington dukes. >> the washington dukes, that's not bad.eeing so many different sight gags for the washington dukes, i'll let all of those go and say, dave, thank you very much for making time for us. >>> thank you also for making time. ali velshi is back next saturday and sunday. i'm back this afternoon at 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. eastern. so until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. stick around, "a.m. joy" is next on msnbc. the campsite. and anything else we set our sights on. miles that take us back to the places we want to go. and to the people who count on us. so, let's roll up our sleeves. because we've got miles to make up. >>> we are grateful to our armed services. we are grateful to our military families. we are greatful to our veterans. without you, we could not enjoy the incredible blessings that we do in this greatest country on earth. >> good morning and welcome to "a.m. joy." i'm tiffany cross back in for joy reid. it's hard not to feel

beatrice's grandparents, the queen and duke of edinburgh, we re queen and duke of edinburgh, were amongnce andrew did walk is daughter down the aisle, but he does not appear in the official photographs released. he has taken a lot of fla k over released. he has taken a lot of flak over the past few months ever since that interview in november last year. he has come under a lot of fire, a lot of pressure, a lot of criticism and he probably felt that it was time to be letting the focus of attention be on his daughter. it is after all her day. and he would keep out of the photographs. for the ceremony, anzus beatrice horse and modified ventures —— vintage dress belonging to the queen. she also wore the diamond fringed tiara which the queen wore on her own wedding day in 19117. this was the first time the royal family were together since lockdown. the queen was seen later in the day, knighting captains are tom moore. this was not quite a normal royal wedding one tradition royal brides was followed. beatrice's wedding bouquet was placed on the tomb of the unknown soldier in westminster abbey

the private ceremony, attended by the queen and the duke of edinburgh, took place in secret at windsorriday. keith doyle has more. like thousands of couples, this was not the wedding they'd planned this summer. coronavirus meant princess beatrice‘s marriage to edoardo mapelli—mozzi was a scaled—down affair held in secret. these, the first official photographs, show it was still an elegant event with flowers completely covering the archway of the royal chapel of all saints in windsor. beatrice‘s grandparents, the queen and duke of edinburgh, were among the guests, which numbered no more than 30 to stay within the government guidelines. prince andrew did walk his daughter down the aisle, but he does not appear in the official photographs released. he's taken a lot of flak over the past few months ever since that newsnight interview in november last year. he's come under a lot of fire, a lot of pressure, a lot of criticism, and he probably felt that it was time to be expedient, let the focus of attention be on his daughter. it is, after all, her day. and he'd keep out of the photographs.

the bay area teens getting a special award from the duke of sussex. . >>> coming up all new at 6:00, the bay area becoming a renter's market. but don't sign that lease just yet. when we might see the biggest drop in rents . >>> well, shares of pfizer soared after the first coronavirus vaccine tests showed promising results in early testing. 45 test volunteers participated in the first experiment. here's how things went. they were given a low or medium dose in two shots about a month apart. and preliminary results, pfizer says the volunteers had vaccine responses expected to be protective. more than a dozen covid-19 vaccine candidates are in human testing worldwide. >>> more apple stores are closing across california as coronavirus cases continue to spike. the bay area based company says it's closing 30 more of its stores across the country. half of which are in california. >>> fremont based tesla is now the world's most valuable automaker the company's valuation of over $206 billion has now surpassed toyota for the first time. tesla shares hit a new all time high of $1,135. tech stoc

the duke of york denies hand that and says he never met her. >> i really hope the duke of york comess a, b, c, d was involved. this is how i

or their new alias, the dukes.new we couldn't trust those boys and their confederate car ( revving engine, banjo music ) >> looks likes them duke boys disruptin' democracy with rootin' tootin' putin ♪ ♪ >> stephen: this isn't the first time the dukes aka cozy bear have attacked the states because cozy bear was one of the groups accused of breaking into the d.n.c. network and stealing emails ahead of the 2016 presidential election. so don't be surprised on election night when it's announced the next president of the united states is senator corinne a. virus. but for once, russia is the second biggest hacking story of the day because, yesterday, major twitter accounts were hacked in a bitcoin scam. if you're not familiar, a bitcoin scam is anything involving bitcoin. the hack targeted the accounts of people like barack obama, joe biden, mike bloomberg, elon musk, and kanye west with s -- with messages like -- i'm giving back to the community due to covid-19. all bitcoin sent to my address below will be sent back doub

neither twitter nor duke has said which specific post or posts led to that ban.uch more for you right when we come back. >>> today on "california live," we're taking you on a road trip to virtual destinations everywhere. >>> and chef jamie is roasting up some campfire cupcakes. >> it's all happening on "california live" this morning at 11:30 on nbc bay area. >>> well, our team always on social media. check this out. bob redell sharing this photo of his dogs and him. look at him. he's got a full house there. they're driving through the car wash. i guess they were entertained with all of that. be sure to follow bob on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> you know the time, they say this, a lot of people say everything old is new again. well, during the pandemic, that applies to movies. >> hold onto your butts. [ dinosaur roars ] >> movies three decades old and older have taken the top box office spot over the past three weekends. they include "jurassic park," "the empire strikes back," and "ghostbusters" original. some good movies there the classics. make sure you

we started by honoring the big duke, john wayne, and here we are honoring duke's pal, dutch. honor the only man from our community who ever wound up living in public housing. as for tonight's guests, the rules of oat protein call has been relaxed. tonight, here's dutch, and if anyone can't handle that, you may call him mr. dutch, and that's okay. as for nancy, do as i do and call her beautiful. by the way, you got a lot of friends here tonight. some of the white house press corps, who will be served their favorite meal, leak soup. i insisted upon having that joke. dutch did a lot of work in our community. good work. all in all, he made 53 motion pictures. started in 1937 with love is in the air. he made his last picture, the killers, in 1964, and in between, there were some great ones. dark victory, brother rat, king's row, hell cats of the navy, with nancy, and my favorite, playing george gip in all american. here's a christmas card to you, nancy and dutch. of course, it's not too far off now. ♪ ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas let your heart be light from now on you

canadian and american partners, we've seen russian spies, who go by the name of cozy bear and the dukes networks, undertaking some of our vital research. so, we've been able to detect it. this was russian tv news last night, saying their vaccine, developed jointly with the defence ministry, was nearly ready. the british government is not saying it has confirmation that the russians have actually obtained sensitive data. trials here are under way, and it is clear, though, that many countries are racing to find a vaccine, both for national prestige and to avoid being reliant on others when it's ready. these cyber attacks on labs are said to have been carried out by a group called cozy bear, part of the russian intelligence services. but today, we learned about another operation allegedly linked to russia. this one involved a more shadowy group called secondary infektion, whose exact identity is less clear. it's alleged to have spread information online to interfere with last year's general election. applause. during the campaign, labour presented a leaked document, arguing it showed the n

a spokesman for the duke and duchess said they hadn't been interviewed or contributed to the book., has been dropped by his management following a string of anti—semitic comments on twitter. the musician, who was awarded an mbe in 2018, has been heavily criticised for sharing anti—semitic conspiracy theories and insulting jewish people. in one tweet he said, "i don't care about hitler, "i care about black people". he also seemed to compare thejewish community to the ku klux klan. security has been ramped up outside the us consulate in the chinese city of chengdu — as staff begin to leave. removal vans entered the building this morning and the area has been cordoned off by police. chinese officials have ordered the closure of the consulate within 72 hours in what's regarded as a tit—for—tat move in the escalating diplomatic row with the united states. federal officials in the us have repossessed the chinese consulate in houston saying it was a hub for intellectual property theft. the bbc‘s north america correspondent david willis reports. at the huston consulate chinese staff cleare

the duke and duchess — who now live in california — made their last public appearance as working memberslised in the times newspaper — claims the sussexes and cambridges were barely speaking by march. for the past four months, more than two million people across england have been shielding themselves from the coronavirus, but next week the rules are set to change. for many people, that will mean an end to extra support like food deliveries, and some are concerned that their families still need help. hi, matthew. hi, are you all right? a welcome sight. from next week, rebecca and poppy will continue to shield. they won't get free food boxes so volunteers like matthew are all they have. staying at home is a tough decision but for them it is necessary. it is really worrying because although they have lifted the ban there is always the thought of a second wave coming. and obviously i want to protect my daughter as much as i can, especially with her immune system being so low, it will be really scary to ever let out the house again, to be honest. when will that be? i don't know. when there's

a spokesman for the duke and duchess said they hadn't been interviewed or contributed to the book.outside the us consulate in the chinese city of chengdu as staff begin to leave. removal vans entered the building this morning and the area has been cordoned off by police. chinese officials have ordered the closure of the consulate within 72 hours in what's regarded as a tit for tat move in the escalating diplomatic row with the united states. federal officials in the us have repossessed the chinese consulate in houston, saying it was a hub for intellectual property theft. the bbc‘s north america correspondent david willis reports. at the houston consulate chinese staff cleared the building of documents and other materials as anti—communist protesters gathered outside. us officials maintained the mission had become a leading hubof chinese espionage. —— hubfor. the action to direct the closure of the consulate in houston was taken to protect american intellectual property and america ns' private information. china, in a tit—for—tat move ordered the closure of the us consulate in cheng

know it must happen before she testifies about everything she knows let's move on to dominion and duke energy if you read their press releases are working on an honest. line that will carry radical frak to gas across thousands of miles occasionally causing totally tie cancer in a certain percentage of the mad cool you know population by destroying their vicious we water supply it sounds pretty trivial or doesn't the pipeline would run underneath parts of virginia west virginia and north carolina but just this week horrible news has hit the community of of of poor defenseless billionaire investors who get rich by swiss cheese in america with a form of fuel that is killing everything we know and then some and those investors are really great people so this is like a super sad story why i'm sure they're nice and they probably have great hors d'oeuvres at their i body paint sex parties that are free and open to all kinds of folks women who are really rich men who are really rich. that's pretty much it. anyway the horrible of those is the developers of the atlantic coast pipeline are giving

the duke and duchess, who now live in california, made their last public appearance as working members of the royal family earlier this year. the book called finding freedom — which is being serialised in the times newspaper — claims the sussexes and cambridges were barely speaking by march. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben. it's a rather changeable weekend,. hello, the weather we've got across the uk today is a far cry from what we had a year ago. the 25th ofjuly 2019 was the day when we set the uk's new temperature record, 38.7 celsius. but nothing like that today. these are the best temperatures you can expect, 19 to 23 degrees and quite a few heavy downpours drifting through. some thunder and lightning mixed in with some dry, bright spells in between. i think the emphasis will be on more dry weather as we go through tonight, many of the showers will fade, we'll keep some going up towards northern ireland and western scotland. not as mild as last night. tomorrow, a lot of fine weather around with some spells of sunshine, a few showers here and there and some more per

count edoardo mapelli mozzi — from their private ceremony on friday — attended by the queen and the dukeello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. china's ambassador to the uk has denied reports that beijing is carrying out a programme of forced sterilisation of uighur women in the western part of country — xingjang. britain's foreign secretary, dominic raab, said there were ‘gross and egregious‘ human rights abuses going on there and that he found it deeply troubling. it comes amid a rise in diplomatic tension between the two countries over a new national security law in hong kong, and the british government's decision to ban the chinese company huawei from the uk's 56 network. 0ur diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley has the story. there has been growing international concern over china's human rights record. 0utrage, in particular, over its treatment of the uighur minority. men have been herded into internment camps, women subjected to forced sterilisation. it is clear that t

the duke of cambridge, prince william, welcome to the podcast. as informal as we have seen him, a future king with a plane on the table chatting with the podcast tea m table chatting with the podcast team about dad gifts they have bought their wives. she is never going to forget that one. it was early on in the courtship. while most of his family go for horse racing —— horseracing, william said goodbye had become his passion, especially the beloved aston villa. i took george and charlotte to norwich. we try to sit there quietly but george got into it at the end. i tried to let him choose his own way. it's become his way of campaigning to improve the mental health of men and getting over their monies. guys find it more difficult to relax and talk about mental fitness, even though we go to the gym. we all need to stay mentally fit. but when asked about his powers over the football association... gareth southgate isa association... gareth southgate is a great man. but if he had a bad run of form, would you sack him? yep, definitely. some curry for y

canadian and american partners, we've seen russian spies, who go by the name of cozy bear and the dukesetworks, undertaking some of our vital research. so, we've been able to detect it. this was russian tv news last night, saying their vaccine, developed jointly with the defence ministry, was nearly ready. the british government is not saying it has confirmation that the russians have actually obtained sensitive data. trials here are under way, and it is clear, though, that many countries are racing to find a vaccine, both for national prestige and to avoid being reliant on others when it's ready. these cyber attacks on labs are said to have been carried out by a group called cozy bear, part of the russian intelligence services. but today, we learned about another operation allegedly linked to russia. this one involved a more shadowy group called secondary infektion, whose exact identity is less clear. it's alleged to have spread information online to interfere with last year's general election. applause. during the campaign, labour presented a leaked document, arguing it showed the nhs