where the majority of over sixteen thousand official documents about the assassination of presidentjohn f kennedyeased in full for the first time. president kennedy was was shot during a visit to dallas texas in 1963 — and his death spawned decades of conspiracy theories. the white house said that the release of seventy percent of the documents would provide the public with greater insight and understanding of the government's investigation into a tragic event in american history. lets speak with out north america correspondent peter bowes who is in los angeles. thank you forjoining us on the programme. exactly how significant are these documents?— programme. exactly how significant are these documents? well, they are another piece — are these documents? well, they are another piece in _ are these documents? well, they are another piece in the _ are these documents? well, they are another piece in the jigsaw, - are these documents? well, they are another piece in the jigsaw, so - are these documents? well, they are another piece in the jigsaw, so in - another piece in thejigsaw, so in that respec

shaimaa khalil, thank you very much. - it�*s been nearly 60 years since presidentjohn f kennedy was shotwas shot dead in dallas and ever since then the circumstances surrounding his assassination have been the subject of speculation and endless conspiracy theories. now thousands of documents about his death have been released to the public for the first time. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. newsreel: from dallas, texas, the flash, apparently official. i president kennedy died at 1pm central standard time. - 59 years ago, presidentjohn f kennedy was shot as he rode in a motorcade through dallas. his accused killer was lee harvey oswald, a former us marine who never stood trial because he too was shot and killed while in police custody. he's been shot, he's been shot. lee oswald has been shot... an investigation concluded that 0swald had acted alone. but the circumstances surrounding this pivotal moment in us history have never been fully explained to the satisfaction of millions of americans. president biden believes all information relating to president kennedy�*s as

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take a listen to what he had to say. 60 years ago, presidentjohn f kennedy's moonshot speech laid downerican innovation and ingenuity. "we choose to go to the moon," he said. "not because it is easy, but because it is hard." it was that moonshot speech that inspired me to launch the earthshot prize with the aim of doing the same the same for climate change as president kennedy did for the space race. the us treasury has made available documents containing former president donald trump's tax returns to a congressional committee. mr trump has long argued that the investigation is politically motivated. 0ur correspondent peter bowes has more on what can be done with the documents. they can analyse these documents to see what kind of methods donald trump has been using to, as we understand, pay relatively little in taxes over the years in question. some six years of documents have been handed over. of course, this follows a long legal fight by the president to keep them under wraps. this really goes back to 2016, when donald trump first stood for the white house. he became the first presid

take a listen to what he had to say. 60 years ago, presidentjohn f kennedy's moonshot speech laid downllenge to american innovation and ingenuity. "we choose to go to the moon," he said. "not because it is easy, but because it is hard." it was that moonshot speech that inspired me to launch the earthshot prize with the aim of doing the same for climate change as president kennedy did for the space race. at least 25,000 ambulance workers have voted to go on strike in england and wales before christmas. paramedics, emergency care assistants, call handlers and other staff, who are members of the gmb, unison and unite unions, are responding to the government's 4% pay award. here's our health correspondentjim reed. just a few months ago, mary lynn was up, about and mobile. then she had a bad fall. the ambulance took 11 hours to reach her. the doctors had said not to move her off the floor in case she had damaged any bones or anything like that. and when they did eventually arrive, she was really poorly and i thought i was going to lose her. when mary lynn got to hospital, she had to wait ov

kind of engagements the couple undertake here in boston over the coming days. 60 years ago presidentjohn f. kennedy'shot speech laid down a challenge to american innovation and ingenuity. we choose to go to the moon, he said. not cause it is easy, but because it is hard. it was that moonshot speech that inspired me to launch the earth shot prize with the aim of doing the same for climate change as president kennedy did for the space race. to china now, where the former chinese leader, jiang zemin has died in shanghai. he was 96. he took over from deng xiaoping in the aftermath of the tiananmen square massacre in 1989. for more than a decade he presided over china's extraordinary rise in prosperity and global influence, though it was also a period of increased religious repression, corruption and environmental degradation. steve mcdonell reports from beijing. jiang zemin will be remembered as the leader of china when his country rejoined the global community. a time of opening up and high—speed growth. he is also known as a powerbroker, economic reformer and something of an eccentric. after the bloody

it's nearly 60 years since presidentjohn f kennedy was shot dead in dallas, texas, and throughout that time the circumstances surrounding his assassination have been the subject of massive speculation and numerous conspiracy theories. in the last few hours, however, thousands of documents relating tojfk's death have been released to the public for the very first time. the white house said the release of 70% of the outstanding secret service documents would provide a greater understanding of the investigation into one of the most tragic events in modern american history. well, tom brada joins me now. the release of these thousands of pages of documents has been highly anticipated, hasn't it? that's right. there has been a lot of hype, feverish anticipation, even, around the release of these 13,000 or so documents. so much intrigue in fact that when the national archive website first put them up archive website first put them up earlier this morning, website absolutely —— actually initially crushed. it is now up and running again for anyone who would like to delve into those thousands of

it's now almost 60 years since presidentjohn f kennedy was assasinated.ime countless words have been written claiming to have the real story behind what happened that day. now though thee majority of over 16 thousand official documents about the events that day have been released for the first time. the white house said that the release of 70% of the documents would provide the public with greater insight and understanding of the government's investigation into a tragic event in american history. our north america correspondent peter bowes has more on how significant the release of these documents is. thank you forjoining us on the programme. i knowa thank you forjoining us on the programme. i know a lot to digest and go through right now, but what are some of the major revelation so far?- major revelation so far? well, it's interesting, _ major revelation so far? well, it's interesting, there - major revelation so far? well, it's interesting, there is - major revelation so far? well, it's interesting, there is a - it's interesting, there is a lot of info

president kennedy died at 1pm, central standard time. 59 years ago, presidentjohn f kennedy was shote he too was shot and killed when in police custody. he's been shot, he's been shot. an investigation concluded that oswald had acted alone. but the circumstances surrounding this pivotal moment in us history have never been fully explained to the satisfaction of millions of americans. president biden believes all information relating to president kennedy's assassination should be released to the greatest extent possible, consistent with, again, national security. the documents reveal new details about the investigation, including what the authorities knew about the movements of lee harvey oswald in the weeks before the assassination. there are bits and pieces that are fascinating. we've just come across one just a few minutes ago that shows us something we'd never seen before. lee harvey oswald went to mexico cityjust a few weeks before he assassinated president kennedy, and it wasn't a travel visit. he was seeing the cuban embassy and the russian embassy. he was seeing the cuban emba

take a listen to what he had to say. 60 years ago presidentjohn f kennedy's moonshot speech laid down to american innovation and ingenuity. "we choose to go to the moon," he said. "not because it is easy, but because it is hard." it was that moonshot speech that inspired me to launch the earthshot prize with the aim of doing the same for climate change as president kennedy did for the space race. let's get some of the day's other news. south africa's president, cyril ramaphosa, faces the threat of eventual impeachment after an inquiry found he may have violated his oath of office. his critics accuse him of having covered up a burglary at his farm nearly three years ago. he denies wrongdoing. the vatican's official website has been hit by a suspected cyberattack. ukraine's ambassador to the vatican blamed russian hackers. he suggested the attack was in response to recent comments from pope francis. thousands of ambulance service staff in england and wales have voted to go on strike. members of unite, unison and the gmb unions are concerned about pay and working conditions. they are war

it's nearly 60 years since presidentjohn f kennedy was shot dead in dallas, texas, and throughout that time the circumstances surrounding his assassination have been the subject of massive speculation and numerous conspiracy theories. in the last few hours, however, thousands of documents relating tojfk's death have been released to the public for the very first time. the white house said the release of 70% of the outstanding secret service documents would provide greater a understanding of the investigation into one of the most tragic events in modern american history. our reporter tom brada joins me now. the release of these documents has been highly anticipated, hasn't it? it it? is fair to say there has been it is fair to say there has been feverish anticipation surrounding the release of these 13,000 documents, so much interest, i should these 13,000 documents, so much interest, ishould be these 13,000 documents, so much interest, i should be able to show you a photo of the website, when the national archives first put up these newly released records crashed, all the pages are up

his great uncle was the former presidentjohn f kennedy.tres of water and 1,500 tropical fish has collapsed. luckily, the accident happened at night. just two people were slightly injured. the aquadom was a well—known tourist attraction whose designers had claimed it was virtually indestructible. the president of world football's governing body says the qatar world cup has been the best ever. gianni infantino was speaking ahead of the final on sunday, when france take on argentina. here's our sports editor, dan roan. it's been a world cup like no other. the first to be held in winter, the middle east and in just one city, qatar 2022 has been full of surprises. commentator: the golden boy of saudi arabian football - has put his nation ahead! traditional powers departed early... germany are out. ..while new forces emerged. african history! with plenty of emotion, both on and off the pitch. messi! and now the event has a final to savour, with two of the game's greatest players going head—to—head. today, organisers said they were delighted. the

it's now almost 60 years since presidentjohn f kennedy was assassinated. in that time, countless words have been written, claiming to tell the real story behind what happened that day. now president biden has ordered the release of some 16,000 official documents relating to the killing, the white house said it would provide the public with a greater understanding of a tragic event in american history. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes, has more on the significance of this release. there is a lot of information, clearly more than 13,000 pages, of these documents, so many people in this country have wanted to see for a very long time, it is ti, the detail, the movement of lee harvey oswald in the weeks before the assassination, and an account of him in mexico city, however phone call he made to the soviet embassy was intercepted by the cia, how he had been speaking in that call in broken russian. there is a lot of detail like that but no doubt historians will be looking at now, analysing, trying to determine its significance. i think perhaps more

thousands of official documents about the assassination of presidentjohn f kennedy have been releasedd. so much so that when they — been eagerly awaited. so much so that when they were _ been eagerly awaited. so much so that when they were published, i been eagerly awaited. so much so. that when they were published, the national archives website actually crashed, although it is up and running now and so you can see 30,000 secretly documents now publish. the assassination ofjohn f kennedy has probably inspired more conspiracy theories than any other event. anyone looking for evidence it wasn�*t lee harvey oswald that shot the president or that he wasn�*t acting alone will be disappointed. whatjournalists acting alone will be disappointed. what journalists and acting alone will be disappointed. whatjournalists and historians are looking for is evidence about how much the cia knew about 0swald before the shooting, including his contacts with cuban and soviet officials. after the assassination, did they try to cover up how much prior knowledge they had of 0swald. not every document about

the us national archives release of thousands of documents about the assassination of presidentjohn f kennedyhe first time. it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me, and my father say things that just simply weren't true. and my grandmother, you know, quietly sitting there and taking it all in. prince harry and meghan talk about the decision to leave the royal family, in the latest episodes of their netflix documentary series. tonight with the context — victoria coates, senior energy adviser to the trump administration, and nathalie tocci, director of italy's institute of international affairs. a very warm welcome to the programme. it's been a year of strike fear in the uk. but with skyrocketing inflation making it difficult for workers to pay their bills and feed their families. tens of thousands of nurses are on strike in a dispute about pay in the biggest action of its kind in nhs history. nhs staff have been offered an average pay increase of 4.75% by the government. that's well below the current rate of inflation, which is around 10.7%. the royal college of nursing has

the white house has ordered the release of thousands of documents on the murder of presidentjohn f kennedy in full for the first time. it says 97% of records in the collection are now publicly available. britain's ministry of defence has announced an inquiry into allegations that special forces soldiers murdered scores of unarmed civilians in afghanistan. it'll look at night raids carried out between mid—2010 and mid—2013 prince harry has said his brother william screamed and shouted at him during a meeting about his and meghan�*s role in the royal family. it's among claims made in the latest instalment of the couple's netflix series. hello. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are writer and broadcaster mihir bose and sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times.. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. the yorkshire post leads with �*tories call for a rethink on nurses�* wage deal�* as nurses in england, wales and northern ireland strike in the largest action of its kind in nhs history. �*this is what compassion looks like�*

president kennedy died at 1pm, central standard time. 59 years ago, presidentjohn f kennedy was shotuded that oswald had acted alone. but the circumstances surrounding this pivotal moment in us history have never been fully explained to the satisfaction of millions of americans. president biden believes all information relating to president kennedy's assassination should be released to the greatest extent possible, consistent with, again, national security. the documents reveal new details about the investigation, including what the authorities knew about the movements of lee harvey oswald in the weeks before the assassination. there are bits and pieces that are fascinating. we've just come across one just a few minutes ago that shows us something we've never seen before. lee harvey oswald went to mexico cityjust a few weeks before he assassinated president kennedy, and it wasn't a travel visit. he was seeing the cuban embassy and the russian embassy. he was trying to get a visa to cuba and/or russia. historians are poring over the details, but there are no bombshells, no smoking gun