reeta- — court? dramatic day of evidence here, reeta. as _ court?idence here, reeta. as you say, david | here, reeta. as you say, david pecker, former publisher of the national enquirer, celebrity gossip magazine, detailing effectively an arrangement between himself and donald trump just before the 2016 general election to stop those negative stories about donald trump getting into the press, promote positive ones about donald trump, andindeed positive ones about donald trump, and indeed circulate speculative and negative stories about some of his opponents, he suggested, for example, that hillary clinton had six months to live, that ted cruz, one of his opponents for the nomination, that his father was involved in the assassination of john of kennedy. that got under way today and the details of that came out, the "catch and kill" scheme. what the prosecution are trying to establish is that there was an absolute effort by donald trump and his advisers to stop those negative stories getting into the press, and that the stormy daniels payment, the pay

reeta, there's been mounting _ president biden here.e's been mounting in _ president biden here. reeta, there's been mounting in patients— president biden here. reeta, there's been mounting in patients with - been mounting in patients with israel's conduct in the war here in washington over recent weeks, but since the killing of those seven aid workers that impatience has turned to frustration and outrage. a 30 minute phone call today betweenjoe biden and benjamin netanyahu, in whichjoe biden demanded an immediate ceasefire and urged mr netanyahu to put pressure on his negotiators to bring that about. but also saying, look, if you don't change your policy on protecting humanitarian workers and civilians inside gaza, bringing more aid in, then our policy will change as well. what could that mean? that could mean putting restrictions on the amounts of arms that are shipped to israel from america, $3.8 billion a year go from here to there in military aid. it could mean doing less to protect israel at the united nations. we've already seen

good morning, reeta.we got here it was pitch black so i felt like we had a slight preview of what was to come. it is early in the morning here in texas, just after 7am, but we are in the path of totality, so later on today, about one point for 0 pmi time, seven point for 0 in the evening your time, this part of texas will be plunged into darkness, so everyone is pretty excited. slight curve ball, though, i keep looking at the skies, yesterday was very clear and sunny, but there is predicted to be some cloud coverage, which could affect things. but no—one is allowing that to put them off, everyone is excited, especially people who are camped here in the park, getting ready to experience what has been described as a once—in—a—lifetime event. music plays. this park has turned into a family music festival, with a stage for dancing, food stalls, bouncy castles and people camped out. the big star everyone is here to see is in the sky. we wait for things like this. to be able to be outside and not stuck inside d

reeta, this is michelle donelan, the secretary of state for science, who last year took to social mediashe said she was disgusted and outraged, she suggested that one of those scientists had expressed support for hamas, she suggested that that scientist's position on an advisory body at a research outfit should be questioned. they faced months of investigation will stop the problem was, michelle donelan was wrong about that. the scientist had commented publicly on a newspaper article but not in any way expressed support for hamas, so she was sued, she had to retract and apologise, and her government department picked up and her government department picked up the cost. now, we now know that amounts to as you say £15,000 for the scientist, £34,000 in all. the government says a minister in their line of work gets legal costs paid and they acted to stop the legal bill ballooning. the opposition parties say she did it on her personal twitter x account and taxpayers should not be picking up the bill. damian grammaticas, thank you. the foreign secretary david cameron has said tonight that ira

for this special report, my colleague reeta chakrabarti was given rare access to see how child victimsbe in the house and scared of what he'd do to me. i didn't dare leave our child alone with him. driving through the yorkshire countryside to meet a woman who is educated, professional, successful. abuse knows no bounds and can happen to those who least expect it. we're keeping her anonymous for her own protection. constantly looking over my shoulder, feeling watched, feeling hunted. i didn't feel free. sometimes i'd feel like a prisoner. the abuse escalated in 2020 during the pandemic. i think covid was a factor for things getting worse, because you get trapped behind doors and you can't see people, you can't talk to people. and that's perfect for a perpetrator. they would want you to be locked away from your family and friends. he was violent and at one stage attacked their child, but mostly the abuse was threatening and controlling. my heart would be racing. it was when i realised our child was so impacted, i realised i would have to get out. i'd be fairly sure he'd try to kill me if

which meets here in new york later on, will be able to bring any pressure to bear, and also crucially, reetal russia, what will china do, because those of the two powers that can really bring influence to bear on tehran, and at the moment there is little by way of common understanding between them and the us. iran today is saying it did inflict damage on israel, saying that it hit an air base in southern israel causing significant damage. that's not the account we hear from israel, with israel saying that the base was hit but the damage was limited. so did iran expect that the vast majority of the missiles and drones would be intercepted? 0r majority of the missiles and drones would be intercepted? or was it hoping to make more of a marked? 0ur defence correspondentjonathan beale looks at israel's air defences and also the help of key allies which help them bring the projectile down. the first thing to say, it was telegraphed, and the us said some also launch from _ and the us said some also launch from iraq, — and the us said some also launch from iraq, syria and yemen. so how are they— fro