ucl officials say they have no plans to force them out just yet. well, witnesses in the criminal trial former president donald trump again taking the stand today, starting with the publisher of the national inquire, david .... bradley blackburn has the latest >reporter>yeah. president donald trump called his criminal trial rigged as he headed into a new york courtroom friday. but still seemed pleased with the testimony so far. >>>>yesterday went very well. in this courthouse. right? it was sure. be over. the case is over. you heard what we said >reporter>trump's lawyers are continuing their cross examination of former national enquirer publisher david ... during his days long testimony, ... explained how he and trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, worked together to catch and kill negative stories about trump in an effort to prevent alleged affairs from becoming scandals during his 2016 presidential campaign. >>>>case is really rises and falls with david peckers testimony because he is the linchpin behind. their theory of this sort of conspiratori

the ucl students have been working with the richard cloudesley pupils to help identify potential bugse software. you ready? so do the calibration again. safiya is using the eye gaze application to play different types of games using eye movements. you're a better driver than i am. afterwards, i asked her what she thought. so what's it like, playing games this way, with this new software? speaking software: it is good. it helps me to focus. and is it easy to use? yes, it is easy. it helps me experience every action of the game. and is it better than playing other ways you might have done before? yes, i've only tried the nintendo wii. this new controller helps me play better. that's the young ones suitably impressed. over at ucl, the students working on different elements of motion input were keen for someone slightly less youthful to have a go and see how it works using bodypoint. first up, everyone's favourite block—builder and basher, minecraft. so i'm just moving around here in minecraft by using my right arm as a mouse and my left arm...kind of like a joystick. i think i've cracked

religion and ethnicity and not the country, that's when it becomes an issue for me >>at california's ucl a efforts to strike a balance in the rhetoric. ><<>i do feel there are elements of anti semitism, >>anti semitism, especially when you hear chants like long living to and from the see, i'm trying to avoid any sort of slogan >>like that on our side. back at columbia university, >>the epicenter of the protests, tents still cover the lawn. in and graduation, perhaps. >reed>governor gavin newsom says he's >>monitoring the protests at universities across the state. he says he wants to ensure that peaceful and that free speech rights are protected. ><<>here's that working with the trustee's >>and with the university system's as it relates to public role in response. and so we're very mindful of what's going on ><<>in the campuses and want to maintain people's >>rights. a protest same time do so peacefully without any hate. we don't want any anymore. ><<>yeah. i just want to avoid >>a lot of what we're seeing. in other parts of the mean, president joe biden has joined 17 other world leaders

victorias consecutivas nos vamos al fútbol porque este fin de semana se disputó una nueva jornada de la uclchas. no le fue nada bien a los oakland roots. en hayward cayeron de locales 3 goles por 0 ante las vegas lights. no ha sido el mejor arranque para el equipo celeste de la bahía que suma solo 4 unidades de 12 posibles en la major league soccer. los san jose earthquakes sufrieron la remontada en houston ante el dynamo, lo que marca la quinta derrota en 6 partidos para los de la bahía que los tiene penúltimos de conferencia. el dt luchy gonzález habló de este complicado momento. otra lección, otro partido donde estábamos ganando y no nos cerramos juego. pero estoy orgulloso con estos chicos porque dejaron todo para en la cancha. pusieron buenísimo esfuerzo y ese es un equipo donde es difícil ganarles o quitarle puntos con un hombre menos. nos vamos a la liga mx, donde se disputó la fecha 13 del clausura 2024 y en donde en el minuto 95 juárez hizo respetar la causa al derrotar a santos laguna, gracias al testarazo de Ángel saldívar, resultado que le permite al juárez subir una posición, m

nos vamos a la ucl, donde el sábado los robots caían 2 a 1 en casa del lokomotiv de el paso, pero aparecióigres. pese al empate. el republic es 1 de los líderes del oeste con 12 puntos en la liga mx en el universitario pumas venció a león con este tanto de piero quispe a los 68 minutos de esta manera, el equipo de la unam se coloca noveno en el clausura 2024, mientras que la fiera se complica en la casilla 11,1 doblete de carlos robles. atlas venció al atlético san luis 2 por 1 en jalisco. y con esos 3 puntos los zorros aún mantienen posibilidades de clasificar al repechaje con los mismos puntos que san luis, que son 3. cerramos el futbol con la liga premier, que disfrutas a través de telemundo y en donde este tanto de significó el golpe a la mesa de crystal palace en anfield ante liverpool, en lo que fue una victoria sorprendente que complica las aspiraciones al título de los reds de jurgen club y era el resultado perfecto para el arsenal. sin embargo, los gunners tampoco aprovecharon la localía y fueron derrotados 2 a 0 por el aston villa con los goles de leon bailey y holly watkins. el

university college london , there was a 45-day encampment, i think, or a camp and a sit-in at ucl. at goldsmiths university, london, demonstrations and... many universities in england in these 20 and 3 it was a day of demonstrations in england, it is very much in italy, where we are. the day of the liberation of italy from mussolini's fascism was full of protests, which is the anniversary of the beginning of the italian republic, and all the cities of italy were protesting with the flag of palestine, because finally the europeans know that this war is in their name. it is with their money, but he wanted a little less. it is very , very small in the capitals that they take the profit, but this moral disgrace in defense of the big in defense of the most documented genocide in history will remain on the history of europe and the history of the west. after all, the west claims for 2500 years that i have lived since the first book. plato from ancient greece and to come in such a situation where it is undeniable to defend a genocide is a genocide. in my opinion, it's a disgrace. they say

over at ucl, the students working on motion input were keen for someone slightly less youthful to seet. so, i'm just moving around here in minecraft by using my right arm as a mouse and my left arm as kind of like a joystick. i think i've cracked it now. it's so cool. dwell on this look button so we can look around. i was also able to play minecraft using eye tracking. this is amazing. i'm literally using my eyes and my head to look around. look out! attack, you can attack the cows. 0h! i don't want to attack the cows! laughter. the future aim is to commercialise the non—accessibility applications of the software into industries such as manufacturing or health care. but, in the short term, it's all about the games. paul carter, bbc news. now, if you have a taylor swift fan in your household you will know that there is double excitement today about her new album. the tortured poets department was released this morning, and then just hours later she announced a second instalment, with another 15 tracks. our music correspondent mark savage has been listening. new music from taylor swift.

still with us is the founding director of the ucl centre on us politics, doctor thomas grift and doctortrump. >> it was. and it's more of the same for donald trump. he really is presenting himself as a martyr. i think it's notable that he articulated that he's proud to be here, he's honoured to be here in this situation. and you know, much of the language that trump uses is all about us and we and he very much talks about , about us and we and he very much talks about, his about us and we and he very much talks about , his constituents about us and we and he very much talks about, his constituents in those terms that he wants to ensure that republican voters know that this isn't just an alleged assault on him, but that it's an alleged assault on everyone. and that really goes to his brand of grievance politics that has been so effective and has resonated so much with his base . much with his base. >> absolutely. he's so, so interesting to see that donald trump says he's proud to be here again. that leads into that idea that perhaps underneath it all, he's quite enjoying it. >> yeah, i t

let's talk to jonathan schott professor of neurology at ucl and chief medical officer at alzheimer'sant a breakthrough is this? ., .. ., how significant a breakthrough is this? ., ., , ., this? so accurate diagnosis of the forms of dementia _ this? so accurate diagnosis of the forms of dementia is _ this? so accurate diagnosis of the forms of dementia is key - this? so accurate diagnosis of the forms of dementia is key to - forms of dementia is key to everything that we are trying to do. when patients come with symptoms they want to know what the cause is. and if we are going to offer new treatments for specific forms of dementia then we need to have a knack to lima accurate diagnosis. —— we need to have an accurate diagnosis. alzheimer's disease is one of those forms, as we have heard, with the cumulation of specific proteins in the brain. the ability to be able to use a blood test to determine those brain proteins and to give an accurate diagnosis is really, represents a real change point. it means that people attending memory clinics across the uk could access a reliable and accur

your viewers there that lie picture on the bottom of your screen, those relied a moment's coming from ucl lays campus. were there are duolingo protest right now pro-palestinian on one side, pro-israel demonstrators on the other. but sharing the same space. they're on campus. and we're keeping a close watch on what has become a very passionate and heated set of demonstrations. there. >> all right, coming up a devastating tornado outbreak that left several people dead in oklahoma and a threat of severe you're storms continued missouri to texas will have the latest forecast next cnn newsroom brought to you by progressive, get a who's this insurance quote online in as little as six minutes visit progressive commercial.com when you're a small business owner your to-do list can be a lot that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto vote online. >> so you can take on all your other to dos already. >> did see if you could say that progressive commercial.com hey, you with the small business you've got all kinds of bright ideas that your customers need to know about constant c

i was outside the macmillan cancer centre at ucl university college london hospital today and he he lookedd i think he looked even he looked utterly happy and content as he came out because i think he feels no one's pretending that, you know, he's out of the woods. i mean, it's absolutely clear he's still undergoing treatment. but i mean, the point he wanted to make today was that, you know, you're not alone when you have one of these diagnoses and also that actually going back to work can be a very great therapy for many people. so he and the direction of travel is such that, i mean, here he was, this is the first time he's in enclosed space. he's in indoors environment. it's crowded. he's shaking hands. he's shaking a lot of hands. all this is being cleared by his doctors. so i think that it's looking it's looking in the right direction . looking in the right direction. >> but it's one of the things about a monarchy, isn't it, that having your sovereign who is ill, showing that you can be treated for it and that you can carry on working, is going to be inspirational to millions of his su

the drawing room for the nation, has been sharply criticised in an excoriating polemic produced by uclford college, oxford, as an elitist edifice which supposedly has too many colonial era paintings, which is out of step with yawn. britain's current position in the world. these people are so boring , aren't people are so boring, aren't they?it people are so boring, aren't they? it suggests that modernisation of the building may create a more open working culture. and viewers, will i think, be amused by this, because civil servants aren't going into work, so how can they have an open working culture? the report also describes british attempts to project greatness as anachronistic. certainly, britain is not the power it once was , but we power it once was, but we shouldn't be so defeatist. we shouldn't be so defeatist. we should think of our wonderful history and our continuing role in the world. only last week we were ranked as the second most powerful country in the global soft power index. well, my panel is still with me. emma webb and amy nicole turner, amy, the english, the english,

. >> i tnk that there are two ucl responses to your point.egin with the preemption poin subdivision f, section 1395 hhs, the federal governmentan the court the opposite. >> it says you cannotrept unless there is a direct confli. if objective medical care requires you to treat women who present the potential of serious medical complications and abortion is the only that could prevent that you have to do it. idaho law says the doctor has to determine not that there is merely a serious medical condition, but that the person will die. that is a huge difference, counselor. >> we agree there is daylight between how the admation is reading emtala and what idaho's defense of life act s. we agree there is a controversy here. >> no, there is more than a ntroversy. what you're saying to us is if emtala doesn' have preemptiv force, and not just idaho, it has a saving condition for abortions when it threatens a woman's life what you are saying is that no state in the nation, andhe are some right now that don' even have that as an exception to their antiab

the ucl students have been working with the richard cloudesley pupils to help identify potential bugsth this new software? speaking software: it is good. it helps me to focus. _ and is it easy to use? yes, it is easy. it helps me experience every action of the game. and is it better than playing other ways you might have done before? yes. i've only tried the nintendo wii. this new controller helps me play better. that's the young ones suitably impressed. over at ucl, the students working on different elements of motion input were keen for someone slightly less youthful to have a go and see how it works using bodypoint. first up, everyone's favourite block—builder and basher, minecraft. so i'm just moving around here in minecraft by using my right arm as a mouse and my left arm... it's kind of like a joystick. i think i've cracked it now. oh, it's so cool. go on this look button so you can look around. i was also able to play minecraft using eye tracking. this is amazing. i'm literally using my eyes and my head... ..to look around. the cow, agh! you can attack the cow. oh, i don't want

and, started eugenics, basically, under dalton, ucl was one of the kind of founding birth universitieshe other point of view. now, peter, england ran the slave trade , you england ran the slave trade, you know, look, i'm getting just sick and tired, tom, of these constant attacks on whether it's our history or our heritage or the symbols of those things, and indeed the symbols of, our identity. >> it happens now, around about saint george's day, this night follows day. we can expect it, the fact is, is that this country. how many more times doesit country. how many more times does it have to be said, abolish the transatlantic slave trade ? the transatlantic slave trade? and the ships that went round for 50 years after abolition, making sure that abolition was actually, enforced . they had actually, enforced. they had these flags, they flew these flags . right. so basically i am flags. right. so basically i am tired of the implied insult as well, that there is to the vast majority of people in this country, english people in this particular case, you said at the top there , tom, and qui

and this is not about free choice because once you're addicted, it's really difficult to quit, ucl analysis8 to 25 year olds become regular smokers each day. regular smokers are addicted smokers and take, on average, 30 attempts to quit. many fail and will die from smoking. >> so, simon, the state has a responsibility to protect you from yourself, the state has a responsibility to educate people about the health risks of smoking, drinking too much alcohol , all sorts of things. alcohol, all sorts of things. the state does not have responsibility to coerce adults, never to take up a perfectly legal product. this is not about protecting children will illegal age of sale is already 18. so if you want to stop children smoking, the answer is to crack down on illicit sellers, not adults who choose to smoke. and of course, creeping prohibition is going to fuel the black market that's going to benefit criminal gangs and other illicit sellers. it will help sellers. it will not help children . children. >> okay. thank you both. really great debate. sorry we're so short on time. simon clarke there and