the damages awarded to ejean carroll were far more than the 24 million she asked for.would convince him to stop. in a statement, ejean carroll described the verdict as a victory for every woman who stands up when she's been knocked down and a huge defeat for every bully who's tried to keep a woman down. donald trump has plenty of other upcoming trials, where he faces a total of 91 felony counts and the threat ofjail time. but so far, it hasn't dented his chances of becoming the republican presidential nominee. quite the opposite — it's energised his base. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. the us government has approved the sale of 40 new f—16 fighter jets to turkey, after ankara fully ratified sweden's long— delayed membership of nato. turkey will also get upgrades to the warplanes in its existing fleet as part of the 23 billion dollar deal. the sale had become contingent on turkey dropping its objections to sweden joining the alliance. f—16s are the same jets that ukrainian pilots are being trained on. queen camilla has left a london clinic after visiting king charles,

the damages awarded to ejean carroll were far more than the 2a million she asked for.s that the jury agreed with her lawyers that only a very large sum that would hurt donald trump financially would convince him to stop. in a statement, ejean carroll described the verdict as a victory for every woman who stands up when she's been knocked down and a huge defeat for every bully who's tried to keep a woman down. donald trump has plenty of other upcoming trials where he faces a total of 91 felony counts and the threat ofjail time. but so far, it hasn't dented his chances of becoming the republican presidential nominee. quite the opposite. it's energised his base. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. daniel lippman, white house reporter with politico, told us about the likely impact of this latest court ruling on the former president. it's definitely a blow, but it does come on a friday afternoon, and that is traditionally when americans start to stop paying attention to the news. but you can expectjoe biden and democrats running against trump to tell voters that this is a man

the damages awarded to ejean carroll were far more than the 2a million she asked for.only a very large sum that would hurt donald trump financially would convince him to stop. in a statement, ejean carroll described the verdict as a victory for every woman who stands up when she's been knocked down and a huge defeat for every bully who's tried to keep a woman down. donald trump has plenty of other upcoming trials, where he faces a total of 91 felony counts and the threat ofjail time. but so far, it hasn't dented his chances of becoming the republican presidential nominee. quite the opposite — it's energised his base. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. joining me is scott lucas who is professor of us and international politics at the clinton institute, university college dublin. thanks forjoining us here on the bbc. i think the question many of our viewers will want to chew over is whether any of this is going to hurt mr trump's chances in the year's presidential race?- year's presidential race? let's start off with _ year's presidential race? let's start off with the _ y

the damages awarded to ejean carroll were far more than the $24 million she asked for.ers that only a very large sum that would hurt donald trump financially would convince him to stop. in a statement, ejean carroll described the verdict as a victory for every woman who stands up when she's been knocked down and a huge defeat for every bully who's tried to keep a woman down. donald trump has plenty of other upcoming trials where he faces a total of 91 felony counts and the threat ofjail time. but so far, it hasn't dented his chances of becoming the republican presidential nominee. quite the opposite. it's energised his base. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. now, let us turn to kenya where a recent surge in violence against women has sparked protests taking place in major cities today. the demonstrations, led by feminist campaigners, follow the murders of ten women this year. amnesty international says more than 500 femicide cases were recorded in kenya between 2016 and 2023, with many victims killed by their partners or people known to them. our africa correspondent, me

the damages awarded to ejean carroll were far more than the 24 million she asked for.at only a very large sum that would hurt donald trump financially would convince him to stop. in a statement, ejean carroll described the verdict as a victory for every woman who stands up when she's been knocked down and a huge defeat for every bully who's tried to keep a woman down. donald trump has plenty of other upcoming trials, where he faces a total of 91 felony counts and the threat ofjail time. but so far, it hasn't dented his chances of becoming the republican presidential nominee. quite the opposite — it's energised his base. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. the post office chairman, henry staunton, has stepped down after a discussion with the business secretary, kemi badenoch. a government spokesperson says the decision was made by �*mutual consent�*. mr staunton had been appointed in december 2022 and had extensive experience on the board of companies ranging from itv to wh smith. the post office, which is state—owned, has been heavily criticised after hundreds of branch m

the damages awarded to ejean carroll were far more than the $24 million she asked for. the jury agreed with her lawyers that only a very large sum that would hurt donald trump financially would convince him to stop. in a statement, ejean carroll described the verdict as a victory for every woman who stands up when she's been knocked down and a huge defeat for every bully who's tried to keep a woman down. donald trump has plenty of other upcoming trials where he faces a total of 91 felony counts and the threat ofjail time. but so far, it hasn't dented his chances of becoming the republican presidential nominee. quite the opposite. it's energised his base. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. lets get some analysis on this now. live now to laurie laird, us political and economic commentator: she is a us political and economic commentator. thank you so much for joining us on the programme. i want to start by asking how damaging this court order will be for mr trump, especially with moderate voters. essentially, how heavy the damages? i was saying, probably not at all, as you h

ejean carroll held her lawyer's hands and left the court smiling.ald trump was not there when the verdict was read, but he will now go off campaigning. now, as for the judge and jury, the judge said it was up to them if they wanted to reveal they were part of the case, but gave them a warning it may be best to remain anonymous. that was nada tawfik. outside the court mr trump's lawyer gave this reaction to reporters. we will immediately appeal, we will set aside the ridiculous jury. but i want to remind you all of one thing — i will continue with president trump to continue to fight for everybody�*s right to first amendment freedom of speech, the right to defend themselves when accused, and to be able to say "i didn't do it." and two double and triple and quadruple down and say "this is wrong." but we are in the state of new york, we have a new yorkjury, thatis york, we have a new yorkjury, that is why we are seeing these witch—hunts hunts and hoaxes, and this is not another one of them. then abroad in new york, and stays they know they will get jur

wrongdoing and what roberta kaplan, ejean carroll's lawyers told the jury ejeaney considered a number that would be significant enoughin number that would be significant enough in nature to convince him at least to think twice before he continued to go down that road. now, christian, we will see if that is the case. he wasn't in court when this verdict was read out. he left. we saw earlier today that he stormed out of kurt when roberta kaplan said he had continue to lie. so donald trump has acted defiantly throughout all of this, him and his lawyers haven't been afraid to create... tested the judge whenever they cut. so it will be interesting to see how he reacts to this because this is quite a hefty amount of money to pat’- quite a hefty amount of money to pay. 83 point 3 million, far more than a $5 million ejean carroll got last spring in the first defamation case. ~ ., , , , ., case. alongside this, he is facing a several fraud _ case. alongside this, he is facing a several fraud trial _ case. alongside this, he is facing a several fraud trial in _ case. along

ejean carroll has now taken on donald trump twice in court, both times emerging victorious. last may, he was found liable for sexual abuse and defamation and ordered to pay her $5 million in damages. the second defamation trial looks set to cost him far more — $83 million. donald trump was not present when the verdict was read and earlier he stormed out of court when ejean carroll's lawyer was delivering her closing statement, arguing that the former president acted as if the law didn't apply to him. afterward, he slammed the verdict on social media as absolutely ridiculous and a politically—motivated witch hunt, directed by president biden. we will immediately appeal. we will set aside that ridiculousjury. and ijust want to remind you all of one thing — i will continue with president trump to fight for everybody's first amendment right to speak. everybody has a right to defend themselves when they are wrongfully accused and to be able to say, "i didn't do it." donald trump has repeatedly denied raping the former advice columnist at a department store in the �*90s. ejean car

the damages awarded to ejean carroll were far more than the 2a million she asked for.ry large sum that would hurt donald trump financially would convince him to stop. in a statement, ejean carroll described the verdict as a victory for every woman who stands up when she's been knocked down and a huge defeat for every bully who's tried to keep a woman down. donald trump has plenty of other upcoming trials, where he faces a total of 91 felony counts and the threat ofjail time. but so far, it hasn't dented his chances of becoming the republican presidential nominee. quite the opposite — it's energised his base. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. now it's time for a look at today's spor. we are going to start with a big upsetin we are going to start with a big upset in the english fa cup. the lowest ranked side left in the competition, non—league maidstone united have knocked out championship side ipswich town in the fourth round maidstone are 98 places and four divisions below ipswich in the english football pyramid... but goals from lamar reynolds and sam corne helped them

clearly the jury made a statement with this very, very large reward for ejean carroll. into two. the punitive damages are far greater than the amount award to compensate for the harm caused to ms carroll, can you explain the reasoning for that? there is pain—and—suffering damages, that 7.3 million. also the ability for her to rebuild her reputation that gave her $11 million to do that. the rest of it is truly punitive damages as we call them and that is just punishment. that was the bulk of it, 65 million. donald trump has said he'll appeal, what would be his grounds for appeal? it would likely take some time. it won't be a quick process. appeals usually drag on for a wild. ——for awhile it means he won't pay anything until that appeal is finished. it could be appealed up to the supreme court after it goes to the second circuit. depending on whether it decided to take it or somebody takes it up that far. also, as far as grounds, for instance, thejudge was certainly very combative with donald trump and his attorneys. they could say the judge was biased and that somehow af

——ejean carroll. and that the whole thing was a hoax.an carroll's lawyers use that in closing arguments, showing his campaign events, say that he needed to pay a heavy, heavy amount of damages and ordered to be convinced to stop. donald trump has reacted saying he will appeal. he called the decision absolutely ridiculous and repeated his claims that this was all a witch—hunt. ejean carroll held her lawyers' hands as she left the court smiling. donald trump was not there when the verdict was not there when the verdict was read but he will now go off campaigning. as for thejudge campaigning. as for the judge and jury, campaigning. as for thejudge and jury, thejudge said it was up and jury, thejudge said it was up to them if they wanted to reveal they were part of the case, but gave them a warning it may be best to remain anonymous.— it may be best to remain anonymous. that was nada tawfik. annemarie mcavoy is a former us federal prosecutor in new york specializing in financial crimes. she says that any developments on the case could be a l

the damages awarded to ejean carroll were far more than the 24 million she asked for.ge sum that would hurt donald trump financially would convince him to stop. in a statement, ejean carroll described the verdict as a victory for every woman who stands up when she's been knocked down and a huge defeat for every bully who's tried to keep a woman down. donald trump has plenty of other upcoming trials, where he faces a total of 91 felony counts and the threat ofjail time. but so far, it hasn't dented his chances of becoming the republican presidential nominee. quite the opposite — it's energised his base. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. live now to the bbc�*s will vernon in washington dc. trump says he will appeal and he is back out on the campaign trail later. that's right. mr trump is holding a rally for supporters later on today. that is in las vegas in that key swing state of nevada, that is one of the states that mr trump has to win if he has any hope of unseating joe biden at the election, assuming he is the republican nominee which we expect he will be. it was int

ejean carroll held her lawyer's hands and left the court smiling.ald trump was not there when the verdict was read, but he will now go off campaigning. now, as for the judge and jury, the judge said it was up to them if they wanted to reveal they were part of the case, but gave them a warning it may be best to remain anonymous. that was nada tawfik. annemarie mcavoy is a former us federal prosecutor in new york specialising in financial crimes. she says that any developments on the case could be a long road ahead. it won't be a quick process, the appeal. they usually drag on for a while. it means that he won't pay anything, certainly until that appeal is finished. it could be appealed up to the supreme court after it goes to the second circuit. sometimes it isn't so easy to get people who have been easy to get people who have been ordered to pay to actually pay up. that can be a process in and of itself. they have to find assets, detach the assets, sometimes, unless he is willing to try to write a cheque, which is how it is normally done. but there

ejean carroll said that her reputation had been shattered by him.s seeking at least $10 million in damages. because of all of this, some of reported that last year, there was another trial in the jury found that donald trump had assaulted ejean carroll and at the time, she was awarded $5 million for battery and defamation and why that matters is the findings of that case are relevant to this trial. donald trump says this is a witch hunt and denies anything happened in that she made the whole thing up to sell more copies of her book. this is what he had to say. copies of her book. this is what he had to say-— copies of her book. this is what he had to say. this is a woman why he had to say. this is a woman why he had no idea — had to say. this is a woman why he had no idea who _ had to say. this is a woman why he had no idea who she _ had to say. this is a woman why he had no idea who she was _ had to say. this is a woman why he had no idea who she was nor- had to say. this is a woman why he had no idea who she was nor could | had to say. this is a w

ejean carroll was holding the hands of her lawyers as it was read out.was certainly a victory for her. remember, in the first defamation trial in may she was awarded $5 million. this, far more for the 83 point million dollars as you said. the key piece being that 65 in what is called punitive damages. that's the amount that the jury damages. that's the amount that the jury found was necessary to try to convince donald trump or at least to make them think twice about defaming never do again by making those public statements we've heard throughout the trial and really since the start of her allegations were made public, that he denies wrongdoing, she's a liar, this is a whole, shejust did wrongdoing, she's a liar, this is a whole, she just did this to sell her new member. as you read their we've had a statement from donald trump again making very similar statements that has already landed him significant damages for defamation. nevertheless for ejean significant damages for defamation. nevertheless for e jean carroll this is certainly a win for her today a

the damages awarded to ejean carroll were far more than the 24 million she asked for.would hurt donald trump financially would convince him to stop. in a statement, ejean carroll described the verdict as a victory for every woman who stands up when she's been knocked down and a huge defeat for every bully who's tried to keep a woman down. donald trump has plenty of other upcoming trials, where he faces a total of 91 felony counts and the threat ofjail time. but so far, it hasn't dented his chances of becoming the republican presidential nominee. quite the opposite — it's energised his base. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. vince mcmahon, the co—founder of world wrestling entertainment, has stepped down from the organisation's parent company, after being accused of sexual misconduct and sex trafficking. he has denied the allegations. reporter sofia bettiza has more on the background that led to his resignation. so, who is vince mcmahon? well, he is an icon in the world of wrestling. he is the co—founder of wwe, which is the biggest wrestling company in the world. this i

day in the case is a civil suit brought by writer e jean case is a civil suit brought by writer ejean carroll was seeking more than $2 million in damages for defamation against them. comments that he made in 2019 after she accused him of raping her in the 19905. accused him of raping her in the 1990s. thejudge ruled that his statements are defamatory and the jury statements are defamatory and the jury box vase job now is to see how much donald trump is paying damages jerry'sjob. did we such a short amount of time on the testimony that if you look for more time spent on outlining exactly what donald trump would be allowed to say in thejudge donald trump would be allowed to say in the judge leaving absolutely no room for them to launch into a monologue or the campaign and it was really more to establish the spectacle of them testifying in this case to show to his base that he wasn't afraid to testify that he was willing to fight when he got on the stand, his lawyer asked him if he stood by the deposition that he had given in a previous case related to this one and he said he would hundred perce

yorkjury ordered former president donald trump to pay over $83.3 million in damages to writer ejean carrolla post on truth social, trump said he would appeal, calling the decision — "absolutely ridiculous." the court awarded carroll $65 million in punitive damages and $18.3 million in compensatory damages. that sum includes money for repairing her reputation and emotional harm. here's the moment that carroll left the courthouse — flanked by her legal team.

victory in court: a new york jury awards writer ejean carroll $83 million in the defamation case sheesident donald trump. the un's top court orders israel to take all measures to prevent genocide in gaza but it stopped short of telling israel to stop the war. plus, new york's museum of natural history is closing two exhibits dedicated to native american objects. we'll talk to the museum's president about why. hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. we begin in new york, where a jury has ordered former president donald trump to pay $83.3 million in damages to writer ejean carroll for defamatory statements he made, denying he sexually assaulted her. in a statement, the writer said the decision was a "victory" but trump said he would appeal, calling the decision quote "absolutely ridiculous" in a post on truth social. the court awarded carroll $65 million in punitive damages and $18.3 million in compensatory damages. that sum includes money for repairing her reputation and emotional harm. here's the moment that carroll left the courthouse, flanked by her legal team. mr trump had been in the courtroo

victory in court — a new york jury awards writer ejean carroll $83 million in the defamation case sheo take all measures to prevent genocide in gaza, but it stopped short of telling israel to stop the war. plus new york's museum of natural history is closing two exhibits dedicated to native american objects. we'll hear from the museum's president about why. hello. i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the programme. we begin in new york, where a jury has ordered former president donald trump to pay $83.3 million in damages to writer ejean carroll for defamatory statements he made, denying he sexually assaulted her. in a statement, the writer said the decision was a victory, but trump said he would appeal, calling the decision "absolutely ridiculous" in a post on truth social. the court awarded carroll $65 million in punitive damages and $18.3 million in compensatory damages. that sum includes money for repairing her reputation and emotional harm. here's the moment that carroll left the courthouse,

essentially looking at how much it would take for him to pay to stop him from continuing to defame ejean carrollhe jury. ejean carroll's lawyer said they wanted $24 million to compensate for the reputational harm, her losing work out of this, people not writing to her as an advice columnist because they did not trust her because the president at the time called her a liar, she also wants $12 million, part of that 20 n on —— on $4 million as emotional damage, saying his supporters were parroting his words and attacking her, and we will see what the jury decides and if they agree with that. we'll come back to you if we get news on that. for all the positive news surrounding donald trump's campaign at the moment — and let's face it, he is well on course to win the nomination — there have been these flashes of irritation. on tuesday night, he slammed nikki haley for refusing to concede the nomination... ..which prompted an extraordinary response yesterday, from the republican national committee. the rnc had draughted a resolution that would have named donald trump as nominee before the conclusion of

writer ejean carroll. hundreds flee incessant fighting in khan younis in southern gaza, while israeli fire kills 20 people queuing forfood in gaza city. hundreds flee in fighting and something gaza while israeli fire kills 20 people queuing forfood in fire kills 20 people queuing for food in gaza fire kills 20 people queuing forfood in gaza city. the us supreme court has refused to stop the execution of death row prisoner kenneth smith in the state of alabama, meaning he could be executed anytime now. the 58 year old will become the first person in the us to be executed using nitrogen gas — a method which the united nations has called "cruel and inhumane". smith's adviser said he is absolutely terrified. it will be the state 5 second attempt to execute smith, who was convicted in 1989 of murdering a preachers wife, in a hired killing. for more on this story, i spoke a little earlier to ralph chapoco — he's a reporter with it's been just described it's beenjust described his method. that will involve kennet

ejean e jean carroll ejean carroll has now taken on donald trump twice in court.merging victorious. last may, he was found liable for sexual abuse and information in order to pay her $5 million in damages. the second defamation trial looks set to cost him far more, $83 million. donald trump was not present when the verdict was read and earlier he stormed out of court when ejean carroll's lawyer was delivering her closing statement, arguing the former president acted as if the law did not apply to him. afterward he slammed the verdict on social media is absolutely ridiculous as an a politically motivated witch—hunt directed by president biden. irate politically motivated witch-hunt directed by president biden. we will immediately — directed by president biden. we will immediately appeal. _ directed by president biden. we will immediately appeal. we _ directed by president biden. we will immediately appeal. we will - directed by president biden. we will immediately appeal. we will set - immediately appeal. we will set aside that ridiculous and i want to remind you o

the us media has been hearing today from the journalist and author ejean carroll, who last week was awardeddonald trump. ms carroll said trump raped her in a department store in the mid—1990s and then defamed her when he later denied the claim. a jury had already found trump liable for sexual abuse and on friday awarded her significant punitive damages, and a figure eight times higher than what she initially sought in her lawsuit. in her interview with cbs news, she spoke about that moment when she walked into and was confronted by the former president. oddly enough, the minute i saw him in the courtroom, and robbie was standing here and she said, "good morning, miss carroll. "would you please spell your name for the court?", and there he is. and then it turns out he's nothing. the fear lifted and just went away. itjust was gone because he's just... he's nothing. he was nothing. i was terrified — all of a sudden, he is nothing. she said she is going to give some of the money that she won in that court case to abuse women and charities that look after abused women. what was interesting was t

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he is being sued for defamation by the writer ejean carroll for remarks he made about her in 2019 — heund from yesterday's iowa caucuses, where republican voters chose who they want as their presidential candidate. donald trump crushed his main rivals — winning more votes than his two main competitors combined. our north america editor sarah smith has the story. the motorcade is rolling once more, as the trump show never stops. moving from triumph in iowa to a trial in new york. where a court will decide how much donald trump must pay in damages for defamation to a writer, ejean carroll, who he sexually assaulted decades ago. # god bless the usa...# last night he looked like the cat that got the cream or maybe the king regaining his crown. donald trump was practically inhaling the adoration. # proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free...# knowing he'd won support beyond his usual base, including women, college graduates and younger voters. # god bless the usa!# he's already talking about being back in the white house. so we are going to come together. we're going to drill

ejean carroll is seeking more than $10 million in damages for comments he made in 2019 after she accusedudge has already ruled trump's statements were defamatory. the jury's job now is to decide how much trump must pay in damages. our north america correspondent nada tawfik has more on what he said. in court outlining the ground rules for donald trump's testimony took longer than the testimony itself. thejudge, in conversation with his lawyers, left no room for mr trump to go beyond the agreed terms so he couldn't launch into a monologue or campaign from the witness stands. he answered just a few questions in four minutes, saying that he stood by his deposition, thatjean carroll's claims that he raped her were a hoax, that he didn't instruct anyone to hurt ms carroll and that he had himself wanted to defend himself, his family and the presidency. the latter part, the judge ordered stricken from the record. but that didn't stop the former president from uttering, this is not america and i never met her, from the defence table where he wasn't under oath. now, donald trump is testing the li

ordered former president donald trump to pay over $83 point three million in damages to writer ejean carrolly assaulted carroll. in a post on truth social, trump said he would appeal, calling the decision "absolutely ridiculous". the court awarded carroll $65 million in punitive damages and 18.3 in

ejean carroll has now taken on donald trump twice in court, both times emerging victorious.

he answered just a few questions in four minutes, saying that he stood by his deposition, that ejean carroll's that he didn't instruct anyone to hurt ms carroll and that he had himself wanted to defend himself, his family and the presidency. the latter part the judge ordered stricken from the record. but that didn't stop the former president from uttering, "this is not america" and "i never met her", from the defence table where he wasn't under oath. now, donald trump is testing the limits of the courts in his legal cases, but it is keeping his supporters invested and tuned in. and, more importantly, he's receiving considerable press coverage as he campaigns for the republican presidential nomination. now, closing statements will be next. and then this case will go to the jury to decide how much in damages donald trump should pay for defaming e jean carroll. nada tawfik reporting there. meanwhile, donald trump's former senior advisor — peter navarro — has been sentenced to four months in prison for two counts of contempt of congress. navarro was also handed a fine of $9,500. the 74—year—old wa

president donald trump briefly testifies in court in a civil defamation lawsuit brought by the writer ejean carrollounis in southern gaza, while israeli fire kills 20 people queuing forfood in gaza city. hundreds flee in fighting and something gaza while israeli fire kills 20 people queuing forfood in fire kills 20 people queuing for food in gaza fire kills 20 people queuing forfood in gaza city. the us supreme court has refused to stop the execution of death row prisoner kenneth smith in the state of alabama, meaning he could be executed anytime now. the 58 year old will become the first person in the us to be executed using nitrogen gas — a method which

just a day after he appeared in a manhattan court where he was ordered by a jury to pay writer, ejean carrolltory statements. nikki haley is also out campaigning in her home state of south carolina, hoping to salvage her longshot bid for the presidency by turning it all around in the primary there next month. president biden is also on the campaign trail, already looking ahead to a general election where the democratic incumbent could face some problems. we've spoken a lot about questions surrounding president biden�*s age, but that may not be the only concern for the biden campaign. a wall streetjournal piece reports that senior aides within his admistration are worried that the president's support for israel amid the war in gaza could hurt his re—election prospects. for more on all this, i've been speaking to reporter sabrina siddiqui. could you explain what his aides are worried about and what they are urging biden to do about it? we have seen in recent weeks, president biden has been disrupted at many of his events by pro—palestinian activists. at one of his campaign events in virginia th

where a court will decide how much donald trump must pay in damages for defamation to a writer, ejean carrollast night he looked like the cat that got the cream or maybe the king regaining his crown. donald trump was practically inhaling the adoration. # proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free. ..# knowing he'd won support beyond his usual base, including women, college graduates and younger voters. # god bless the usa!# he's already talking about being back in the white house. so we are going to come together. we're going to drill, baby, drill, right away. drill, baby, drill. we're going to seal up the border. you can tell donald trump is impatient to get this nomination wrapped up so he can take the fight tojoe biden. he's not the republican presidential candidate yet, but he might be soon. and he's behaving as though he has already won his party's nomination. i think people want peace and prosperity and strength back, and that's what we had under donald trump. we had strength, and we no longer strength underjoe biden, who is arguably the most incompetent president in the hi

it will be in court tomorrow in the ejean carroll defamation case. and handling those civil cases as well. it is pretty remarkable. it is an enormous amount of pressure on him and his team but he's doing it and doing it successfully, which pretty amazing. we were lookin: at which pretty amazing. we were looking at some _ which pretty amazing. we were looking at some of _ which pretty amazing. we were looking at some of the - which pretty amazing. we were looking at some of the initial i looking at some of the initial figures and information coming in from iowa and something that was interesting is six out of ten caucus —goers say they have noissue ten caucus —goers say they have no issue with the legal trouble the former president is facing and it has no impact on how they cast their ballot. it appears we are seeing that across the country as well. yes, that fact is really mind blowing. is itjust sort of a complete disregard of those problems? is it a belief that all he is cases are politically motivated? perhaps that is but it feels like people are

ejean carroll, has been giving evidence in her second civil defamation trial against donald trump in donald trump "shattered" her reputation after she accused him of sexually assaulting her in the 1990s. seated inside the federal courtroom in manhattan, the former president was heard loudly criticising her testimony. the judge warned he could be kicked out. mr trump has denied her accusation. live now to our correspondent in new york, nada tawfik. reminders of what is at stake in this trial. i reminders of what is at stake in this trial. ~ , ,., ., this trial. i think it is important for the audience _ this trial. i think it is important for the audience to _ this trial. i think it is important for the audience to rememberl this trial. i think it is important - for the audience to remember that donald trump was already found liable for sexually assaulting and defaming eugene carol in a separate lawsuit in may so, this one is really looking just at damages for a separate incident of defamation and what we had today was testifying giving evidence for most of the morning and describing

ejean carroll said the former us president destroyed her reputation when he said she'd lied about him in the 1990s. a jury in a previous civil fraud trial found ms carroll was sexually abused by trump back then. she said the ruling was a "great victory for every woman". mr trump said he'll appeal. for months, polls have suggested that the labour party will win the next general election here in the uk, with sir keir starmer becoming the next prime minister. but what is going on behind the numbers? this week on sunday with laura kuenssberg, the bbc has been testing public opinion, hearing from a group of nearly 50 voters with a range of political views who all live in constituencies that switched from labour to conservative in 2019. the groups were selected with the help of the political research firm more in common, and laura listened to what they had to say. have a seat. young, old, tory, labour, and those who haven't a clue yet who they'll choose — they've all been chosen from seats that went labour to conservative last time round. we've put together a sample to hear everyone's thoug

where a court will decide how much donald trump must pay in damages for defamation to a writer, ejean carrollo. # god bless the usa...# last night he looked like the cat that got the cream or maybe the king regaining his crown. donald trump was practically inhaling the adoration. # proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free. ..# knowing he'd won support beyond his usual base, including women, college graduates and younger voters. # god bless the usa!# he's already talking about being back in the white house. so we are going to come together. we're going to drill, baby, drill, right away. drill, baby, drill. we're going to seal up the border. you can tell donald trump is impatient to get this nomination wrapped up so he can take the fight tojoe biden. he's not the republican presidential candidate yet, but he might be soon. and he's behaving as though he has already won his party's nomination. i think people want peace and prosperity and strength back, and that's what we had under donald trump. we had strength, and we no longer strength underjoe biden, who is arguably the most inc

former us president donald trump is back in court as writer, ejean carroll gives evidence in her second edwards. hello, the final set of fa cup third round replays are under way in england. three matches to bring you up to date with including an all premiership clash in the shape everton vs crystal palace. we're approaching half time in all the ties, andre gomes has put everton ahead at goodison park with a well struck free kick meanwhile third tier blackpool on the hunt for an upset as they host top flight side nottingham forest. but the opposite of a fairy tale start with the premier league team leading i—0 through andrew omo, also in the third tier. bristol rovers lead second division norwich by a goal to nil pre—tournament favourites morocco began their 2023 africa cup of nations campaign with a convincing win over io—man tanzania in group f. morocco won their sole continental title in 1976 but are firmly among the expected challengers for the trophy in ivory coast following their historic run to the semi—finals at the 2022 world cup. saiss scored in the first half but, despite thei

this is a development in the ejean carroll versus donald trump defamation case.nds by his testimony and the deposition that he gave previously. this is the civil defamation case brought by the writer e gene carol. she is suing him for defamation after she accused him for defamation after she accused him of raping her in the 1990s. he has been held criminally liable for that but has continued to deny the charges. as i mentioned donald trump has taken the stand, a four minute exchange in which he said he stood by his previous testimony. consultants in england have voted to reject a pay rise offered by the government — raising the possibility of new strikes. the british medical association says 51% of its members voted against the offer of a 4.65% pay rise now, on top of a 6% raise in april. consultants walked out four times last year, including a joint walk—out withjunior doctors. the bma said the pay offer does not go far enough. 0ur health editor hugh pym has more details. the government had given a strong message that they thought this was a very fair deal becau

he has already been found to have defamed ejean carroll, the former advice columnist and now the juryr hillary clinton and political commentator at the helm. first on the context, this is the latest, families of three people attacked in nottingham have expressed anger and disappointment following the sentence of the killer, suffering from bitterness schizophrenia when he killed two students in burnaby weber. rejecting a pay rise raising the possibility of new strikes in the british medical association says 51% of its members voted against the