t. smith joins us on the line to describe what's been happening. what can you tell us about developments that are over the past couple of hours? a hi. so the project started very peacefully. they rallied for around 2 hours in the same place. and then when the protesters began march, they took to the street. and within a few minutes of them getting on the street, police rushed into the crowd and grabbed people at random, tackled them to the ground. and then multiple protesters after being tackled were beaten by officers for no apparent reason. and this continues throughout the day for a period of hours where protesters would march in the street get on the sidewalk, briefly get back in the street and then officers would essentially ambush the crowd,

will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the russians putting s r t smith net keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say it would twist, which is the well, it's hard to say for sure. which country has the best metro system, the sol subway and south korea is certainly going to be at the top of the list in terms of price for the ticket accessibility. cleanliness round the clock, service ventilation, why fi, connectivity capacity and even safety business followed by the shea. hi metro in china. the tokyo metro and japan, mexico city, metro and the london underground. the lowest score lines where the parents metro, the beijing subway and the mosque out metro. while beijing who scored on the lower end of the scale, it tops the list that carry over $38000000000.00 passengers each year and for caring so many passengers. it is surprisingly clean. this is due to his regular maintenance and very strict regulations where there is no eating or drinking on board. the trains with strict penalties for littering. the

t. smith. thank you so much. and washington, hundreds of people that voice, criticism of both the us and his writing governments as a to mom cannot find a mastery of calls and supports of palestinian rights and, and immediate end to the war. and gaza also launch riley's on folding in london. harry force it was that for us on people this is the major march through the streets of london also, but as it did take place to be saved from the tuesday. the rights of retain refugees from historic palestine. this one very closely associated with the recent anniversary decided the success of those 3 of the lock box or color sitting in school, which attached to the surrounding people as displacements associated with the race in the state of israel. people here really competing against what they see as an ongoing not, but especially inside jobs. i am here to put a number of reasons. first and most of us is to express solidarity with us in young people against the genocide. the general. beyond that, i am here to protest agains

by phobia and transfer will be the head of the chancellor. re was conk smith raised the l g b t q plus side flag. writing on the internet platform asked the german chancellor or left shots. so the rainbow flag was a sign of mutual respect for one another. once many years since you've gone to and knocked at one of the world's harshest anti l g b t q plus laws, it allows the death penalty for conceptual, same sex relations, and left people vulnerable to abuse, including torture, rape, and forced eviction. some ugandans have fled the country, kimani reports from neighboring kenya, but these refugees are struggling to survive, even on the other side of the border. sonoma, which is a uganda and who's been leaving in 10 years since 2016. he was supposed to leave his home because he's clear, life and compelling approved invariable for him up to the countries parliament foster law that increase the penalties for some forms of conceptual seem 6 x. even his family turned on him. i was brutally beaten by a mobilization or by my uncle and loved lives in people. a thing i'm a disgrace. i remember i

and so i think that market basis, even on look at adam smith, adam smith a t even if you say hey, free trade in general is good, you have a parade of and you know ricardo ricardian economics. okay fine you to have some kind of adversary you need to protect your people first and foremost and just get rid of it. why not? you know, you go further and further than what the current the current bill does, why did asset transfer into american that's kind of a joke. look, i've spent a year in china. the ea that own tiktok. and then if you have if the accountants and change, the you know, the domicile of the corporation and the ownehith have the same access is insane. you have be naive to think that they will have access to that that's baked into it you know and so if if if the argument is ve access to a that is in all of our cell phonesst say no more and the conditions that you let all of our social media apps work in china that seems be a prudent middle ground. so i see a question from michael r that. so go. thank you. thanks for doing this this evening. so one of the things i think into, tha

t th. now. here's bradley smith on this very program, who was also on levin'ssmit this program re. take a look.im m the claim made by the d.a. is the federal law says something is a campaign contribution. >>campaiion if it is if it's mar the purpose of influencing a campaign, and that's the argument. well, they were trying to do this because they thought if they could pay t hush money to stormy daniels, that would help trump's campaign. so that's the theory. dani of us would not thinkpaig that it is a campaign expenditurpenditure to try to si potential legal claims against you or other claimnss against or you for events that occurredre ten years before you talked about running for for office, you know, to pay for allegedly to pay hush money to to stormy daniels or anybody else. anyon and the odd theory of the d.a. bragd is that not only could b those expenses be paidray with campaign funds, they woulde have to be paid with campaign funds. i think, againy d , it's commonnd matter that's clearly wrong. but also, when you look at the statute and you realize that's an objectivee th, it

iain duncan smith also said that this isn�*t a 1997 style blair wipe—out election and andy burnham theg this isn�*t a done deal for labour at spectrum by saying this isn�*t a done dealfor labour at all and i think the reason for that is there are still so many people in the country who don�*t know who they are going to vote for. we have an election in six weeks�* time and i think the floating voters of the people who are unsure, he fell may be the conservative party has gone in the wrong direction but they don�*t feel like keir starmer is a credible leader, if those people who were really sway the election and who both parties need to win over.— the election and who both parties need to win over. there needs to be siinificant need to win over. there needs to be significant movement _ need to win over. there needs to be significant movement for _ need to win over. there needs to be significant movement for that - need to win over. there needs to be significant movement for that to - significant movement for that to happen given the state of the polling but let me bring into the conversa

because he marked those hush money payments as legal expenses, so it doesn�*t really have anything to do with the sex. sarah smiththis is bbc news. the leader of the uk�*s main opposition labour party will visit dover shortly, to make a keynote speech about people smuggling. sir keir starmer is expected to outline his plans to deal with migrants arriving across the english channel on small boats. labour says it will cancel the government�*s plans to send migrants to rwanda if it is elected — and instead use funds to create a new border security command. live to westminster and our political correspondent helen catt. good to have you. what are we expecting to hear today? labour has been under pressure _ expecting to hear today? labour has been under pressure for _ expecting to hear today? labour has been under pressure for a _ expecting to hear today? labour has been under pressure for a while - expecting to hear today? labour has been under pressure for a while to i been under pressure for a while to set up more detail about how it plans to tackle the issue of people being smuggled across the channel in very dang

> are you cutting to a commercial western conference finals presented by at&t, continue on to into special counsel. jack smith is asking a federal judge to place a gag order on former president donald trump. >> friday's a court filing, is an attempt to limit trump's comments about law enforcement searched his florida home he's falsely claimed in a campaign email that president biden was locked and loaded and ready to take me out. >> but here's the reality. >> the policy is standard protocol for fbi searches and limits, how officers may use force in those operators patients, the same protocol was used in the search of president biden's homes and offices during a separate classified documents investigation over the next few weeks is supreme court is expected to unveil more than a dozen major decisions on some of the most hot button issues facing our nation, including several involved in former president trump. but right now, there are signs of a growing riff between justices as seen by cnn's in your supreme court analyst, joan biskupic. in recent oral arguments good to see you, jessica, the supreme court has ju

hand in hand with the government of russian melisha t through d, and also be to be to explore more of opportunities to strengthen. i will be smithing in full, especially for related businesses to we can also expand or expand, i will read essentially between the people of russia and the people of militia. we need to know each other because we, it's in the living and at the same speed we have to have more support for the people. and we can see the potential of this country, this region, the company, my name is alisha and some of awards. and some of the areas of corporation. hello, beautiful cars on is also going to be hosting the bricks conference 2024 that's happening in october. i meant the chat that mean time about some kind of a new briggs car into this kind of chapter, online history on fire these days, little the analyst sang, watch for developments during this year. back at the top of the alice. this is on the the when i was here position, i was suggesting we bought val great. i was suggesting that we send american pilots in and out of the bridges on the drain. i would suggest things we take out as oral supply. i was suggestin

smith was started with you. well, i think that the 1st talking about the economy and talking about social is talking about the 2 sides of the same calling unpublished t. i think we have to mobilize, we have an objective of reducing poverty by 15000000, and we have really to give people the right opportunities. reducing poverty is obviously helping them, but specially giving them good opportunities, job opportunities. and this is fundamental. now on the uh, the other issue, it is important that people are skilled. i think investing in people is key because you cannot have improvement of job. if people are not scaled and jump, the jump market is shaday changing extremely rapidly. so these together makes a better economy, but also a better living center. thank you mr. smith. and the same question goes to you is that i'm in audit to be economically successful and competitive in the future. we have to break the so called contradiction between climate and economy. we need to really push for the possibilities. they are in green economy and with the green deal, we have taken the 1st steps to make that possible. but in order to not really put the green deal i

t merchan situation went down as e jdesk. he didn't want to hear how the jury hear from beverly smith than what hee fa just said to. you can't let the facts getf in the way of a guilty verdict, my friends. as for the talking heads on cable, how these people are called legal analysts when they don't actually cite the actualus law is beyond me.e >>of the jury will have to use s common sense. one of the most important points e made is, do you really think, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, that michael cohen would have spent $130,000 of his own money if he was not darn sure he was going to be reimbursed by donald trump? >> laura: if a jury can find the president more president trump, guilty beyond a reasonable doubt with this set of facts with totally compromised witness, with thtotally novel application of h statute is against the chief rival of the city? all bets are off. let's not forget who thehe w linchpin is here. >> michael cohen whe cn is the y link in the whole chain here ong the chain of liability.an if all donald trump knew was bill from stormy daniels, i want her quite because of the election, that is not

very different storyn, t with te defense version actually blocked testimonye actm an election law expert, bradley smith, former head of the fetior he berated trump's team and their key witnesum ts in frt of the jury. he rejected nearly every objection by the defense. he attempted to silence donaldnn trump with was a clearly unconstitutional gag order. and perhaps worst of all, his jury instructions were completely unconstitutionafl, telling jurors they didn't need need what the phantom law was or the phantom underlying election felonyphantr as long as they agreed he did something wrong. that was enough for a convictione didthat and accorg to juan merchan, well, it did not need to be unanimous in thet sense of what they believed. naturally, the jurors didn't even teve. did specify on theiri in other words donald trump was fouled and was insane. well, is because it is insane. first, we know from the 2020 supreme court ruling, ramos versus louisiana, quote, there ramendmno question eithe that the sixth amendment unanimity requirement appliesrer to state and federal criminal trials equally. that's notemte

smith versus. all right. was a very important foundation for represents a door opening and. of course, many the many of the decisions of the supreme trt of the voting act of 1965. so critics, the current court, think it reflects door closing approach to voting rights. inthere's one other area that we haven't touched on that was thad the other was the need for the federal government as well as state governments authority in tackling problems,l problems, that was the sort of fundamental■k the pd that was really and the supreme courtar two upheld these very extensive rationg■?nd prcice control and other government along those lines and that governed the that we had for the next quarters of a there are many doctrines that are in play now that the court is supporting that would dramatically themj ability of government to respond to complex problems and novel crise one is the what's called the brand new major questions ctrine which the current supreme court has invoked to iatives on. issues ranging from and anothern interest on the part of many of the current justices in reviving aggressive non delegation doctrine that would have limits o

smith is doing, they see through what alvin bragg is doing. and they've long s what time ago seeno through what fani willis is doing in georgia. that's t w the real conspiracy. jackson is alvin bragg,h, fani willis, looking to conspire to impact the 2024ei presidential election. >> let mal electe ask you, do dd you believe how long will it take your committe e to, get answers on this new part of your investigatioet wiwhich is the weaponization of the doj orn and nowide the special counsel? and by the way, is the special counsel, even even constitutionally allowed constit to have that that job? clarence thomas broughclientt tp in oral arguments. >> yeah, yeah, there's debate about that. abo went to we went- no directly. we're demanding the office of professional responsibility give us answert s not only about jack smith and this discrepancy in the physical documents in the anddecrease scanned docut not matching up, but also the guy who works on thiths, jay brad, who pressured one of the other defendants in this case , mr. not his attorney, about. oh, we thought you wereto interestedrney t in the judge position while they're meeting to t

smith's own prosecutors admitted. s that evidence was rearranged after the fbi's raid on mar a lago back in august 2022 said the feds, quote, there are some boxes where t som the r of items within that box is not the same as in the associated scanne withid. the government acknowledges that this is inconsistent with what government counsel previously understood and represented to the courtusl >> that's a lot of words for saying wr e are even former obaa attorney general eric holder admits the whole process has and simply not been on the up and up. and that's coming from a democrat ung from a demo who w howard spraguear. and here's a revelation. atiothe infamous crime scene pho of the raid may be doctored than joe biden's education. >> what i think about it. >> they admitted as much in recent court filing. remember, it's the picture the liberal media shovedg reme n our throats. all the classified papers laid out neatly on the beautifut laie drab carpeting. documents labeled top secretetih with distinct classification levels showing just how evil and connivinision leveing the bg orange godzilla really was. >> dashboard set top secret material. e the only

smith and ranking member neil. thank you commissioner for agreeing to appear here today, t i have been looking forward to discussing the irs's actions with you for some time. i am externally concerned that the irs has been just a little too focused on following political directions of the biden administration, instead of fulfilling its congressionally mandated duties. the continued delay of the 1090 9k threshold, and announcement of a new threshold is an illegal overreach that is not found anywhere in law. unfortunately, this is just another step in a long string of illegal and questionably legal action, taken by the irs in the apartment of treasury to either misinterpret the laws that have been passed by congress. why would the irs, unable to them the $600 to 90 9k threshold passed in the american rescue act? >> i am really glad i have an opportunity to answer this ns question. i believe the irs commissioner has the authority to implement laws in a manner that ensures taxpayer rights. this means that at times, implementation is delayed or ramped up overtime in order to make sure we are achieving that balance. that

founder of the campaign organisation �*factor 8�* and linda smith, who contracted hepatitis c from infected blood. can you explain your story? we don�*t wasn't well. but i lived to tell the tale. ., ., ., ., ., . tale. fast forward to a moment much later, tale. fast forward to a moment much later. when — tale. fast forward to a moment much later. when you _ tale. fast forward to a moment much later, when you went _ tale. fast forward to a moment much later, when you went to _ tale. fast forward to a moment much later, when you went to give - tale. fast forward to a moment much later, when you went to give blood. l later, when you went to give blood. i went to give blood in 2003. until then my blood count had been low, you cannot give it, go see your doctor, you are not well but this time they did take a donation and the letter arrived in the post about six weeks later that said we think you might have the virus, please contact us. but the letter was so horrendous. it was not stamp. from the national blood transfusion centre. 50 we didn�*t know what was happening. but like everything else in 2003, the internet was not brilliant, so it

today�*s reduction won�*t solve the problems for those already struggling with their bills. colette smithtal systems pushing in from the west. it does not quite unsettled through next week, but it won�*t be raining all the time. there will still be some spells of sunshine. live from london. this is bbc news. a sprint start to a six—week marathon. political leaders dash across the uk, campaigning for the fourth ofjuly election. meanwhile in the house of commons — outgoing mps and former party leaders have been making theirfinal speeches to members before standing down. also this hour — at the inquiry into the post office scandal former boss paula vennells is accusing of living in "la—la land" and acting duplicitously. did the mask slip in this e—mail, mrs vennells? four people are killed after a two—storey restaurant building collapses on the spanish island of mallorca. hello, i�*m gita. the leaders of the main political parties are back out on the campaign trail after the surprise announcement of a general election on the 4th ofjuly. the westminster parliament will officially be disolved