for more let's cross now to our correspondent peter bowes. rt tell us? this report is quite narrow in its scope. it is only four pages long but the key headline which frankly doesn't really take us much further forward, it doesn't give us much new information but it is that conclusion that there is no direct evidence that a research related incident at the wuhan institute led to the covid pandemic which some people suspected it came directly from that particular research lab and it is a place that we know had been doing research into the coronavirus before the pandemic. we know that some genetic engineering work had been going on there and some workers at laboratory fell sick. nevertheless, no direct evidence that anything that was happening, any research programme, led to the global pandemic. i say that this is quite narrow in its scope because what it doesn't do is explore in any detail at all the two most broadly plausible reasons for the spread of the pandemic, a, perhaps it spread naturally from at suspected animal or that it came from an

our correspondent there peter bowes. peter, thanks a lot. a key immigration case — ruling that republican—led states do not have the legal right to challenge a policy concerning federal immigration enforcement. the justices in a rare 8—1 ruling cleared the way for the biden administraiton to reinstate rules prioritising the deportation of immigrants based on serious criminal records, national security threats, and migrants who recently entered the us. writing for the court, justice brett kavanaugh rebuked these claims, writing: we turn now to warnings over the safety of the titan sub that imploded near the wreck of the titanic this week. according to emails seen by the bbc, the boss of the company that operated the trip repeatedly dismissed concerns over the craft�*s safety. deep sea specialist rob mccallum told oceangate ceo stockton rush that clients could be at risk and he urged him to stop using the sub until it had been classified by an independent body. in an email sent in 2018, maccallum warned rush that: he went on: stockton rush rep

peter bowes, - against time. 0k, peter, thank| you so much.mps have voted overwhelmingly to approve a report which found that former british prime minister borisjohnson deliberately misled parliament over lockdown—breaking parties during covid. for more than five hours, mps debated the report — which recommended a 90—day suspension for mrjohnson if he was still an mp, and found that he repeatedly lied to parliament about what he knew about the lockdown gatherings. this was the moment when the result of the vote was announced in the house of commons. the ayes to the right, 354. the noes to the left, seven. who are you? the ayes to the right, 354. the noes to the left, seven. the ayes have it, the ayes have it. unlock! 0ur politics correspondent rob watson has this analysis of the events in parliament. borisjohnson's parliamentary downfall and disgrace is now complete, with the overwhelming majority of mps who bothered to turn up and vote agreeing with the report — the damning report that borisjohnson had repeatedly misled them, misled parliamen

peter bowes there.ruck down a decades—old and contentious policy in university admissions known as �*affirmative action'. the supreme court ruled that race can no longer be considered a factor in admission to higher education. the rulings determined that race—conscious admissions programs at harvard and the university of north carolina violated the constitution's guarantee of equal protection, handing conservative organisation students for fair admissions a major victory. writing for the majority, chief justice john roberts wrote that: butjustice sonia sotomayor, who authored the dissent, said that the decision rolls back decades of precedent and progress. and president biden expressed "severe disappointment" in the court's decision. i also believe that while talent, creativity and hard work are everywhere across this country, not equal opportunity — it is not everywhere across this country. we cannot let this decision be the last word. the us secretary of education, miguel cardona, says he will work wi

peter bowes there.ornton from the university of southampton suggests what investigators might be looking for. so, nothing will be an investigation to try to understand what actually happened during that implosion and try to find out what the cause of it was. so in those pictures you could see the hemispherical end caps where the window, the viewport that you could see, one of the end caps was clearly not there. you could also see that there were titanium rings, these would have been the phalanges that the carbon fibre structure was adhered to, was bonded to. so i think the investigations will focus around those areas where the components such as the viewport�*s and the location where the carbon fibre was bonded to the titanium ring will look for evidence of what happened in those areas. for example, looking whether there is any of the carbon fibre material or the bonding material or the bonding material that was used to still remaining on the titanium rings will be part of the investigation. will be par

here's our north america correspondent peter bowes.er—growing field of potential republican nominees for the election next year but i unlike some of the other candidates and especially the man in number two position, ron desantis, the florida governor, still trailing behind donald trump who was leading the pack but unlike the others, chris christie is making it very clear he is in this to stop donald trump. he a winner — just in it to win it on its own account but also in it as he would say to expose the failings, as he would probably say, to expose the lies of donald trump because this is a man he knows very well. chris christie first stood potentially for the presidency in 2016, the year that donald trump eventually went on to be the winner and chris christie did not do very well and dropped out very quickly and joined donald trump. was pretty much with them all the way through his time in the white house but after the january the sixth attack on congress that is when they parted company with chris christie accusing donald trump of i

live now to los angeles where our north america correspondent, peter bowes has the latest.od? many people in hollywood, even _ hollywood? many people in hollywood, even those - hollywood? many people in | hollywood, even those close members of his family have been resigned to the fact that they had lost him. he heard a number of weeks ago that they had been fearing the worst but it has come as you said onlyjust been confirmed and his body remains were found at the weekend by hikers, by people walking in the saint gabriel mountains on the saint gabriel mountains on the outskirts of los angeles and it has been several months since he first went missing backin since he first went missing back injanuary, atrocious conditions than in the search having been called off because really big fears of avalanches in the area and the snow so deepifs in the area and the snow so deep it�*s been a cold winter in los angeles in torrential rain at the time and that is why it has taken so long to find his body. we know that his remains have been recovered but we do not know the precise cause o

bacterial infection, but she's expected to make a full recovery. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowesand she is, we are told, recovering but is still under medical supervision. in the immediate effect of this is they have to use the word used in the instagram post but postponing their commitments in the big commitments for madonna is her world tour which is due to have started was to 12 started in vancouver next month and ending up vancouver next month and ending up in london at the end of the yearin up in london at the end of the year in the 02 up in london at the end of the year in the o2 arena and hugely anticipated tour of the celebration tour which really is going to be in a march to her a0 years in the business. it sounds rather serious but we have any sense of her prognosis?— have any sense of her prognosis? have any sense of her rounosis? ., . prognosis? according to current manauer, prognosis? according to current manager. she — prognosis? according to current manager, she is _ prognosis? according to current manager, she is going - prognosis? according to current manager, sh

live now to los angeles and our north american correspondent, peter bowes.hat will be familiar to a lot of people. a name that will be familiar to a lot of maple-— lot of people. familiar to many --eole in lot of people. familiar to many peeple in this _ lot of people. familiar to many people in this country, - lot of people. familiar to many people in this country, ted - people in this country, ted kaczynski terrorised the united states for almost 20 years, the late 19705, throughout the 805 and early 905, by mailing bombs that he had made himself and his cabin, a very remote place he lived in montana, mailed his intended victims, many of whom were scientists, a lot of people working in technology. some worked in universities hence the nickname the unabomber, others worked in the airline industry, and this went on for a long time, and for a long period people in this country were very nervous that he was never going to be caught. he was extremely elusive, there was a huge and very costly manhunt, by the fbi and very costly manhunt, by the fbi and other law

bacterial infection, but she's expected to make a full recovery. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowesseveral daysin and that resulted in several days in intensive care. she is, we are told, recovering, but she is still under medical supervision and the immediate effect of this is that they have, to use the weather was used in the instagram post, put a pause on all of her upcoming commitments and of course the big commitment that is coming up big commitment that is coming up for madonna is a world tour thatis up for madonna is a world tour that is due to have started or was due to have started in vancouver next month, ending up in london at the end of the yearin in london at the end of the year in the 02 in london at the end of the year in the o2 arena. hugely anticipated to dubbed the celebration toua, which is really going to be an almost to her a0 years in the business. -- himars. certainly that song holiday, which we are when it came out. we have any sense of her prognosis?— we have any sense of her prognosis? according to the mana . er prognosis? according to the manager she _ pro