in a ruling, the us supreme court limited the scope of criminal charges against donald trump. us supreme court with 6 votes in favor and 3 votes against, it was ruled that trump cannot be impeached due to the actions taken during his presidency. he has been prosecuted by the constitution, but he can be accused because of his personal actions. it is the first time that the us supreme court recognizes the immunity of the president from prosecution. earlier, the lower court rejected trump's claim of responsibility for the charges related to the 2020 election and the rebellion of his supporters against the us congress. while the decision of the us supreme court has been welcomed by trump, biden said: the decision of the court has created new principles and rules it is dangerous because trump is encouraged to do whatever he wants. the decision of the us supreme court was issued a few days after the debate between trump and biden. the us presidential election will be held in november. nine people were killed when a car collided with pedestrians in seoul, the capital of south korea. t

supreme court. it's still very iffy, but still we're doing better. we used, based upon the change in the makeup of the of the u.s. court and the tribal leaders continue to have us having to do and we're still through the tribal supreme court project just very cautious about the that might be headed up there and, how they're argued and briefed. but we have come a long, long way since 1970 when the native american rights fund started in. we were facing this termination and assimilation policy, but we helped to implement this new self-determination policy. we've been at it 54 years now and we have come a long, long way in terms getting people to understand that there are three sovereigns in this country. there's the united states government. there's the states governments, and there is the tribal. 574 of them to, hundred and 29 in alaska. and the other 300 and something down here in the lower 48. and we have a lot of support here on the hill, really kind led by the senate indian affairs committee that been in existence now for a couple of decades. we just reall

supreme court ruling. kimberly help it out to 0 white house. well, the current, the members of the us supreme courts have been accused of violating the impartiality, especially if doing certain benefit conservatives, including the former president, donald trump. i'll just areas roseman, jordan looks at whether that criticism is valid. and if this is a unique situation in us judicial history, when it comes to the us supreme court experts say the idea of justice existing beyond politics is never been true. and certainly not now liberal critics of the port think it's being motivated more by politics. conservative is, will say, this is their turns after the warren port, 5060 years ago, issued all these far reaching decisions, expanding constitutional rights for much of the past. some of the years the, any logical make up of the 9 court members was roughly evenly divided with one or 2 justices acting as swing books. for example, on legalizing the patient protection and affordable care act, also known as obamacare in 2012. it made health care affordable for millions of americans in a few ca

procedural decision of the us supreme court creates a dangerous senya sotomayor is one of the memberse us supreme court, which opposed this decision , clarified in a statement that the procedure established by this court turns the president into a king beyond the law in america. azad taheri of sada and cima news agency expressed his concern about the decision of the supreme court of the country to grant judicial immunity to trump. joe biden, in response to the verdict of the supreme court of this country to grant judicial immunity to trump, said that four years ago, trump led a group of criminals to attack the congress and they were executed. boss ask the president. biden emphasized: americans should judge trump's actions and the court should have issued the same verdict. the us president continued that the supreme court's decision on trump's impeachment shows a fundamental change in the principles on which america was founded because no one is above the law. the dutch government will start delivering the first shipment of f-16 fighters to ukraine from today. the minister of defense o

in the poltava region, these are not bikers, this is modern reality. acquired immunity, the us supreme court granted donald trump an indulgence allowing him to continue his fight for the presidency. mortgage rates are going up again, which explains the banks' decision. and ice is fire for now... areas in yakutia are engulfed in forest fires, and hail has hit others. hello, watch the news on ntv, in the egor kalyvanov studio. so, a state of emergency has been introduced in yakutia due to forest fires. situations of a federal nature. now in the republic forests are burning on an area of ​​over 350 hectares. more than a hundred outbreaks have been recorded, this was reported by the regional operational headquarters. 1,500 people, as well as equipment and an aviation firefighting train, were involved in the fire extinguishing effort. in three settlements. there is a high degree of smoke; according to the latest data , no one was injured. the situation is difficult in the trans-baikal territory, where hot weather and increased thunderstorm activity persist in the absence of precipitation. this se

an obstacle that has now been removed by the us supreme court. supreme court's decision on trump's partial responsibility for the work of the special inspector file. its members are conservatives, and one-third of its members were chosen by trump himself during his presidency, in a ruling that he announced about the actions he took in the position of president, from the prosecution of masaun tawaniti, which, of course , does not include his unofficial actions. in response to the us president's reaction to the supreme court's decision to grant trump judicial immunity, joe biden, in response to the supreme court's decision to grant trump judicial immunity, said that 4 years ago, trump used a group of criminals to attack on congress and they demanded the execution of the vice president. biden emphasized: americans should judge trump's actions and the court should have issued the same verdict. the president of the united states continued that the supreme court's decision on trump's impeachment shows a fundamental change in the principles on which amer

2nd decision which is very important to what's that the supreme court on friday raise the bar by which of destruction of proceedings clause is used. now, some 300 people will have been convicted and sentenced to prison to ends for obstructing the proceedings of an official body. now the supreme court on friday ruled that the court, it's in terms of some of the elements of these charges, saying that obstruction of official proceedings pertains to documents. for example, that's not necessarily pertain to crowds going into the capital destroying offices, threatening to having the vice president. so it says that these charges with incorrectly broad, now these would have ramifications on the charges brought against trump as well because he is also charged with obstructing official proceedings. so the quote in 2 judgments within recent weeks has definitely, according to some, a upset as somebody did with trump in terms of the issues in which it could go. either way, it's significant that in both be colorado case and the obstructions of a official proceedings case. the margin was the same. 6 in favor, 3 again. so the defense is a consta

this, our, the us supreme court has ruled. the former presidents are partially immune from prosecution, but only for acts conducted in an official capacity. that comes as the former president donald trump faces charges related to conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election results. trump is called the decision big when for democracy, garza the director of and she also has been released from an is really prison officer being detained for 8 months. dr. how much of a sudden media says other palestinian prisoners weren't sports for stars and and so done, a major bridge connecting them to them on the northern part of the capitol for the 2 has been destroyed. the army has accused the paramilitary rapid support. forces of targeting b. cya bridge exclaimed the car assess, has been on so as we were saying, a major bridge connecting the northern part of saddam's capital. so the country 2nd largest city has been destroyed. a not bridge is one of only 2 connecting hard to north to of them on, on the other northern crossing. the sham buffer e

the, the, this is dw news line from the the, the us supreme court rules that donald trump is partially immune from prosecution. the court decides the full and the presidents have absolute immunity, or official ox, potentially disrupting a case as a badge. mr. trump try to some for the 2020 presidential election. also on the program. francis followed right in. she's close at the power national riley leda, marine the pen. a just vote just to give her a party, a governing majority. after it's strong showing in the 1st round of parliamentary elections and thousands of israel's ultra orthodox jews, protests the supreme court ruling that removes that exemptions from compulsory military sense. the feel good. welcome to the program begins with breaking news from the united states where the supreme court has ruled, but full of presidents are entitled to absolute immunity for the cold official act, but not for unofficial act. the ruling will extend the delay in the criminal case against donald trump, the high call to set the case back to a lower court. earlier this year, the quote was asked to d

and joe biden has criticized the us supreme court for rooting that former presidents of immunity from prosecution for official acts. while in office comments come off of the court to give this gave its decision on donald trump's criminal case. his charge of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results. now it runs remaining presidential candidates have taken part in a televised debate ahead of fridays, one of vote. reformers back to my so position an ultra conservative side jelly. they came out on top and last week's vote, which so a record low turn out. i'll just say it was rachel, set out reports from a capital terra to the southern baptists, uranium presidency. abraham visa, las meet, you know, had to go up there. crash net to an early election for 10 to this ran for president in the 1st on the 14 last friday. but none of them secure the not foods. and now to can be this will compete in a run off or they have just base to proceed. voters, they have different reeves on how you rush will deal with the rest of the world. will service you can do that side. you to do has phone conne

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this criticize the us supreme court for routing, the former presidents of immunity from prosecution for official acts. while an office is comments come up to the court, gave us decision on donald trump's criminal case. he's charged with conspiring to overtime. trying to turn to election results is randy ministry is continuing its plumbing upon units on this. now issue the documentation orders, pots for the city in southern gaza. allison in sheltering, they say they have no way safe to go and have a 10 barrels. doesn't have an upgraded to that category 5, so long as it gets closer to jamaica. the wrinkled braking storm pro devastating when done torrential rains at the southeast and kind of in usually one ocean temperatures. so it quickly. okay. straight wholesale, that would marino has been sworn in as panama, as president during his election campaign. melina pledge, the cub illegal immigration saying migraines, so into through the diary and gap will be deported. sound run pepsi ripples. who do i have your idea as he had promised panama is new president the now so you will crack down on

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hello, i'm martin croxhall the us supreme court has ruled that donald trump is partially immune frome was in the white house, over his attempts to overturn the result of the 2020 election. the former president described the decision as a �*big win.�* our north america editor sarah smith reports. the powerful supreme court has the final say on what presidents can and cannot do. today's historic ruling means a president can never be prosecuted for anything that's part of their official duties. but they do not have immunity for non—official acts. so what does this mean for the criminal cases against donald trump? fight for trump! when he spoke to supporters onjanuary 6th, was he officially acting as the president, or as the losing candidate? we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. donald trump is facing criminal charges related to the january 6th riot and attempting to overturn the election results. hang mike pence! as his supporters stormed the capitol building, they chanted, "hang mike pence!" angry with the vice president beca

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the welcome to the news our the us supreme court has ruled that former presidents are not in use, a prosecution for act carried out in their private capacity. the decision comes after lawyers for the former president, donald trump argued that he should not face criminal charges for decisions made while in office trumpets facing several charges related to conspiracy to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. but the supreme court has asked a lower court to decide whether its verdict applies to donald trump's actions. and this makes it unlikely that trump's trial will take place before the presidential elections in november. so the chief justice john roberts rhodes, that the president enjoys no immunity for his unofficial acts. and not everything the president does is official. the president is not above the law, but under our system of separated powers, the president may not be prosecuted for exercising his core constitutional powers. and he's entitled to at least presumptive immunity from prosecution for his official act. and that immunity applies equally to all occupants of the oval o

it was we, you know, the us is very polarized, politically, the supreme court is more polarized than ever before. how much trust does the us public have in the supreme court right now? and how does that compare to the past? i, you know, i think right now people see the court as a partisan court. they don't see it as an independent court. far too many people assume that because there is a conservative majority on the court that there will be conservative. i'd a triumph of decision making and that is not how people used to see the court. so i think there isn't, there are an erosion of trust in the assumption of partisan of polarized politics affecting this court. but i think again, you know, one of the big points that i think we need to remember is that the court cannot be forever out of stuff with the american electorate in the united states. is that an a phenomenal period right now running up to these highly consequential elections. but if you look at the direction of travel amongst younger voters in the united states, amongst the younger americans, they are more progressive. they car

us in connection with our european correspondent bohdan tsyupin was in london. we talked about the visit of the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban, to kyiv. president joe biden cited a supreme courtsion that granted the president of the united states broad immunity from prosecution. for actions committed while in office set a dangerous precedent. on july 1 , the us supreme court recognized that former us president donald trump has a certain level of immunity from criminal prosecution in the case of the storming of the capitol on january 6, 2021. this is the solution may significantly delay the trial on charges of trying to undermine the results of the presidential election. trump himself welcomed the court's decision and called it, i quote, "a great victory for us." this country was founded on the principle that america has no kings, everyone, every one of us is equal before the law, no one is above the law, not even the president of the united states, but today's supreme court ruling on presidential immunity fundamentally changes that. in practice, today's ruling almost on... probably means that there is no limit to what the president can do. this is a fundamentally new principl

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the disastrous debates and rapidly falling ratings, biden has another reason for despair: the us supreme court'secision on trump. he was granted partial immunity from legal prosecution. according to the resolution , the ex-president is not liable for the action. committed by him in an official capacity, now the heads of the united states can freely ignore the law, complained biden, whose son hunter, by the way, can remain free only if he the father will retain the presidential position. in lithuania, construction of a defense plant will begin without obtaining permission; the enterprise of a german defense concern will be built on state land. the lease agreement for the site will be signed in july, and work will begin in october. at the same time, contrary to the law. you can neglect it, there are funds for militarization, but...

the us supreme court has ruled that donald trump has some immunity from prosecution for offical actions while he was in the white house. a lower court will now decide how to apply this ruling to criminal indictments he faces, and which of his actions qualify as official — and that will be delayed well beyond november's election. the former president described the decision as a �*big win.�* our north america editor sarah smith reports. the powerful supreme court has the final say on what presidents can and cannot do. today's historic ruling means a president can never be prosecuted for anything that's part of their official duties. but they do not have immunity for non—official acts. so what does this mean for the criminal cases against donald trump? fight for trump! when he spoke to supporters onjanuary 6th, was he officially acting as the president, or as the losing candidate? we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. donald trump is facing criminal charges related to the january 6th riot and attempting to overturn the election re

seeing i had on algae, is there a more reaction to the us supreme court's ruling in donald trump's case giving us presidents, sweeping criminal immunity. plus i'm come on either to northern buckets. conrad 2 of the might the mountains a good me coming up. how the high i did your hydro electric project. it has been focused on you to overcome that acute energy prices. the to the funds domes this early summer across the whole of europe been pretty vicious from damaging hail to repeated floods. and mounts is a case in point and this current slide, moving cold front is producing the worst at the moment. this was in pieces big. now what you're looking at these, from the thunder storms, winds of hurricane strings, causing significant damage in the city is you can see now the stones are repeatable, low on the same line, but they think the folks give it for the size to maybe the bulk and eventually remain the old pushing slowly eastwards, but not entirely disappearing west and ukraine is vulnerable as well. this is wednesdays, full cost that behind digital is cooling. it was by at least 10 degre

he and jude wall held up news, riley prison without a single chop of the us. supreme court ruled the president of the full immunity from prosecution for of an official act. it follows the january 6th case. the guest donald trump expanded the executive powers to a level never seen before. finally, a twisted city san francisco low was the bar. it's annual pride parades, spiraling into, to bull, to read with attendees performing sex acts in front of the children from sparking out the tuesday. at 10 am here at moscow, lots. he is live at world one. i'll get this done. he buys, we report on your top storage right now. so russian forces are advancing all along the front lines and ukraine, basically taking control of a number of new settlements. the country's defense ministry reports that is false, as of now taking control of 3 new areas in the don't ask for public people, so it made gains in the heart of golf region. as a trade in troops retreated in the south, the russian army now has control over, made them no. yeah, in separate orgy. let's get more details on this right now. our senior

two years ago, the us supreme court overturned its own 1973 decision, which then legalized abortion at the constitutional level throughout the united states. the court passed the decision to allow whether or not to have abortions is up to individual state governments. this year, the issue of abortion in the usa is expected to be one of the main topics of the election campaign. details in the plot: karolin presutii and iryna shynkarenko. on june 24, 2022 , the us supreme court overturned a decision that recognized the constitutional right to abortion and left the issue to the discretion of individual states. since then, 21 states have passed their own laws restricting abortion. voters even within the same party differ in their opinions. for example, at a rally in support of trump. i am a fan life, but i think that people ... should have the right whether they want it early, and whether it's safe and with exceptions for the health of the child or the mother, but that's up to the states. in the congressional elections two years ago, this supreme court decision mobilized voters for whom th

the, the, this is dw news of life invalid, and the us supreme court rules of donald trump is partially immune from prosecution . the court decides of former presidents have absolute immunity for official fights, potentially disrupting the case to the legs that mr. trump the practice of the 2020 presidential election. also on the program. frances fall, dr. inches closer to power. nashville riley, lead and learning the pen, which is both just to give her politics a governing majority accurate, strong, showing each sunday's post drunk, parliamentary elections. ukraine claims to a foiled a russian back to attempt to cave says the alleged plots as planned to stones of riot sees parliament on top of the government carry can bear slammed into print data in the kind of been bringing life threatening wins and storm, such as officials report extensive damage across the country, 39 on the on feel, welcome to the program. we begin in the united states, where the supreme court has ruled that a form of presidents are entitled to absolute immunity for what they just this is called official act, but n

you had several speeches and social media posts that the supreme court has said might have also been official acts as a president using his bully pulpit. you had government ethics forms be introduced. also, the president is going to be able to make, i think, a fairly powerful argument that under the supreme court's ruling, none of that evidence should have been introduced against him in his new york trial . and they are, for the conviction needs to be overtime to communities in the eastern democratic republic of congo, living instead of the m $23.00 alms group advances to more towns. people say the army and the united nations have failed to protect them on sunday. protest is attacked, humanitarian convoy in the town of the 10, but as i'll just say, it was on why connie reports, for the 1st one on the street of people not on the eastern people pockets, but because the couple after the m. 22 young, the group coverage identity up. i told him kind of, i don't know what those, those are the top. do you want it to have a co voice sitting for you to the vague was which are to do to your phones was 84. if it's a pro, you woul

i don't want to watch it's on our to does across the us supreme court has ruled that former presidents have up city immunity from prosecution for official at commenting on the case against donald trump, who was indicted for his conduct during the 2020 elections of the events in the capital of july of generally 2021. the quote attempt to blunt the certification of the election were also on the list of the federal criminal cases that now unlikely to proceed. the court also knows that that trump actions unrelated to his presidency may still be subject to persecution. at the bottom, administration, and campaign was quickly slow. i'm the ruling this 5, the courts facing stems from the nations professionals fucked up. but let's now cross live to talk show host, steve miles, but steve, good to have you done me every time. it's nice to see you here. now. the same for you, i court. thank you. the supreme court has rules that from a presidents can not be prosecuted for the or official actions, but whether i need details on the case, it gets from specifically as well. uh, the john roberts, the uh

the, the, the us supreme court has ruled the former presidents have absolute unity from persecution for official act. come and say you on the case against donald trump, who is impacted for his come down during the 2020 election you go ahead and security salvage claims. it's for the pride bond activist, the storm, the countries upon dimensions of the current leadership. and that's a big question of letting me use the last keys legitimacy as a tab and expires. it seems the site, the thoughts of having had another world to really come on. guys wake up and facebook saw the on the way to add the tray and complex that's according to redound. and they say send me an active if i don't want to get an exclusive interview with our team the, what is our team to national routine? you live from my new center with moscow? i a michael question. now the us supreme court is rules that former presidents have absolute immunity from prosecution for official acts commenting on the case against donald trump, who was indicted for his conduct you into 2020 elections events in the capital of january 2021 of boat

presidentjoe biden is proposing unprecedented changes to the us supreme court. d accountability" to the nation's highest court. he laid it out the three—part plan in an opinion column in the washington post on monday. he proposes a constitutional amendment that he says would "make clear that there is no immunity for crimes a former president committed while in office." he also supports changes to the way the court's judges are appointed, with the the president nominating a justice every two years to serve 18 years on the court. and he also wants to impose a binding ethics code on the justices — following a series of controversies around conflicts of interest involving several members of the court. the president spoke about his proposed sweeping changes during a speech marking the 60th anniversary of the civil rights act. based on my experience i am certain we need these reforms, these reforms restore trust in the core, preserve the system of checks and balances vital to our democracy and they are also common reforms that the vast majority of american people suppo

the us supreme court rules former president donald trump is partially immune from prosecution for actions taken while he was in the white house. taken while he was the israeli army orders a mass evacuation of parts of khan younis in southern gaza, sparking fears of a new offensive. it's the final week of uk election campaigning, and rishi sunak tells the bbc — it's not over until it's over. marine le pen�*s far—right party — comes out on top in the first round of snap french elections. england celebrates — but now midfielderjude bellingham is being investigated by uefa over a gesture he made — after scoring his late equaliser against slovakia. the us supreme court has ruled that donald trump is partially immune from prosecution for actions taken while he was in the white house, over his attempts to overturn the result of the 2020 election. the former president described the decision as a �*big win.�* our north america editor sarah smith reports. the powerful supreme court has the final say on what presidents can and cannot do. today's historic ruling means a president can never be prosecu

the us supreme court rules and the donald trump case that former presidents do not have immunity from prosecution for an official. ok. but the supreme court has ordered a lower court to decide how to apply the verdicts and from case limiting chances of a trial before the presidential election. trump has called the this is a big win for democracy. the, you're watching out a 0 live for the headquarters and they'll find daddy navigate is also coming up. they detained me without any charges, starved, beaten, and tortured is really a detention. the director of gauze was and she felt hospital speaks about the treatment of palestinians. after being released from prison, a major bridge ensued on linking farther to north with the city of from the mine is damaged. we examine how this will impact the complex and frances far right is closer than ever to forming and left to government. but opponents hoped to stop them through the technical voting. and the 2nd round, the u. s. supreme court has ruled that former presidents are entitled to absolute immunity from prosecution for official acts while i

and the us supreme court ruled that presidents have full immunity from prosecution for official act. it follows the january 6th, the case against donald trump expanding executive powers to a level never seen before. i talk about a twisted city right here, san francisco, lowering the bar just on you will pride parades, spirals into debauchery for the attendees. performing sex acts in front of children . as you can imagine, fucking out for the right at high noon here in moscow in 31 degree celsius. it's a hot one today with a truck load of stores to get to you this island live here or not. so russia has taken over the presidency of the un security council for the entire month of july, assuming the buttons, the russian ambassador to the united nations, spoke with the press on monday, basically, outlining what to be, what should be expected? a head i should say. and when talking about the ukraine conflict, he noted the western position that denies clear evidence, the key of continues to use tactics. the tara, and so we've seen governments by the us state department, and you'd have been c

so coming up, the us supreme court expected to rule on whether donald trump has immunity from criminal prosecution. his role in the january 6 riots in 2021. frances votes, his face a decisive choice as follow, right. national riley seeks to gain a majority and sundays from folks plus the wind divisions and bolivia as indigenous movements, costing a shadow over the future of the gum the as we begin and gone. so whether it's well has released the group of palestinian detainees from prison. among them is the director of a ship, a hospital. he was where they stopped spending 8 months in detention of to my home, a double send me a, gave a harrowing account of his treatment child stratford reports. now $2.00 just saluting is just being released from it is really j more than 6 months. so it was very full, she's detained him, and he's her nicole strip surrounded by his family. he struggles to describe his experience. and what he says, palestinians inside, he's right in prison. this continue to, we do a lot. i was, i wish none of the detainee had to go through interrogation. it is nothing but o

without a single shot. us supreme court ruled the president is helpful immunity from prosecution and full of official act, photos. the january 6th case against donald trump, expanding executive powers to a level never seen before. and get this sort of out, a twisted city san francisco, lowering the box, and it's an annual pride parades, spirals into departure rate for the attendees. performing sex acts in front of children. you can imagine talking outrage among goes to the basic sense of the all right, live on world wide from most go here with all the end of this hour from new york to key. if i'm pictures from california, that will have you shaking your head in, oscar disbelief. but for now on the program, russian forces are advancing old, up and down the front lines and you cry and taking control of several settlements. the country's defense minister reporting that his forces have now taken control of 3 new areas in the don't ask for public goals that make gains in the article. for region. ukrainian troops retreated from the village of simple via the silica and in the south. the rus

he had the story on talk to how does era historic us supreme court ruling on presidential immunity. welcome to by donald trump, but condemned by president joe biden, for judgment, spring since presidential power. to much so say critics. what's the long term impact of this ruling and it's timing. this is inside store the .

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appealed ultimately back to the supreme court yeah i think supreme court is really hurting itself here. i mean, i think most americans on either side would have preferred usting some kind of finality around these cases. and what you see as a supreme court just dragging this out and dragging this out, they could have weighed in on all this stuff back in march and clear the decks on this one way or the other. they didn't they say go through the whole process and you come back up here and then they wait 60 plus days past the buzzer to give us this this decision the way it's structured, this thing is going to ping pong back-and-forth for three or four more years, maybe it seems like they're doing donald trump a favor when they don't have to the ruling does seem to be much more concerned about unleashing the presidency than constraining the presidency. that's fine. except that there's a different balanced here. now you're concerned about a renegade president are you concerned about a renegade president prosecuting somewhat unfairly after the fact or acting like a rogue or a thug in office. it's not clear what's the greater threat to the republic, and it doesn'

the us supreme court rules former president donald trump is partially immune from prosecution for actions taken while he was in the white house. it is the final week of uk election campaigning and rishi sunak tells the bbc it's not over till it's over. marine le pen's party comes out on top in the first round of snap french elections. england celebrates but now midfielderjude bellingham is being investigated by uefa over a gesture he made after scoring his late equaliser against slovakia. the us supreme court has ruled donald trump is partially immune from prosecution for actions taken while he was in the white house over his attempt to overturn the result of the 2020 election. the former president describe the decision as a big win. our north american editor sarah smith explained what this decision means a. first sarah smith explained what this decision means a.— decision means a. first off, it means it _ decision means a. first off, it means it will _ decision means a. first off, it means it will be _ decision means a. first off, it means it will be now - decision means a. first off, it