james claire who was an old ally of the prime minister from his days as the mayor of london, james clairell, city hall. he is now the new education secretary, replacing two people, nadhim zahawi, and of course his successor who had spentjust two daysin his successor who had spentjust two days in post. james claire in as education secretary. greg clark, he is the new levelling up greg clark, he is the new levelling up secretary who is replacing michael gove, who was sacked. anotherjohnson ally from the old days as the mayor of london, kit malthouse, the most senior minister in the cabinet office. that is a bit of a mover and shakerjob, someone who operates behind—the—scenes and does so in a way which kind of draws together lots of whitehall departments. it's a very influential post. then we have shailesh vara secretary of state for northern ireland. some of the key appointments there. we are told mr johnson has completed the appointments of a full replacement cabinet, so we will update you when we get the other names. those are the main changes for you. let's bring in nick eardley again. w

first came james st. clair.or leon jaworski arrived for the contest. >> nobody had ever done this, this issue of executive privilege had never really been embodied in the law. so the idea that a president tapes himself, and does he really have an obligation to turn these over and under what circumstances? >> executive privilege is not absolute. it must, jaw worse squi said, be applied to official duty, not illegal acts. >> it was all completely untried territory. >> at 11:00 this morning, the supreme court of the united states ruled unanimously against the president of the united states in the case which not only limits the power of his office but the power of future presidents. does the president have an absolute unqualified privilege to keep his conversations confidential? no, not all presidential materials are immune from judicial process. >> for the supreme court to say this is a slam-dunk was really important to our credibility. >> everybody was obviously elated. it was a key decision. they had well argued

claire mcallister, reporting scotland. stunning new images from deep in the cosmos have been released by nasa, taken by the world's largest and most powerful space telescope, the jamesf galaxies in one small section of the universe. these are the first full power, full colour images. they were broadcast live from the nasa centre in maryland, from where jane rigby explains what they mean. it is teeming with galaxies and that has been true for every image we have gotten with webb. everywhere we look there is galaxies everywhere. and so this image, as we are looking at it, we're notjust seeing the galaxies but there is a cluster. the cluster, these white galaxies, we are seeing them as they looked back in time. the speed of light is only so fast and so we are seeing distant galaxies in space, we are seeing what they looked like billions of years ago. these galaxies, we are seeing they looked as about time the sun and the earth formed. i'm joined now by dr becky smethurst, astrophysicist at the university of oxford. good to have you with us, what went through your mind when he saw those pictures, how excited were you? incredibly excited, i was like a kid on christmas mo