This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. By Madeline Halpert & Kayla Epstein BBC News, in court A full 12-person jury has been sworn in for ex-US President Donald Trump’s historic criminal trial in New York City. “We have our jury,” Justice Juan Merchan
By Nick Eardley & Isabella Allen BBC News The Tory activist allegedly called by an MP in the early hours of the morning asking for money has told the BBC she is “appalled” by the party’s response. Katie Fieldhouse says Mark Menzies rang her at 3:15am one December morning asking for £5,000 to pay “bad
Allan Archive By Chloe Hayward and Hugh Pym Health producer and health editor, BBC News The true scale of the number of medical trials using infected blood products on children in the 1970s and 80s has been revealed by documents seen by BBC News. They reveal a secret world of unsafe clinical testing involving children
PA Media The husband of former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been re-arrested in connection with the ongoing investigation into the finances of the Scottish National Party. Peter Murrell, 59, was previously arrested as a suspect on 5 April 2023 before being released without charge. He was taken into custody at 09:13 on Thursday and
The BBC has been speaking to two former prosecutors about the Trump case, with wildly different interpretations. Ambrosio Rodriguez, who isn’t a Trump fan, thinks the former president is being prosecuted unfairly because of who he is. Rodriguez says the case relies on old allegations, and says the trial is “a waste of time, and
Instructing the jury last month, the coroner told them there were five verdicts open – accidental death, death by misadventure, unlawful killing, an open verdict or a narrative verdict. An accidental death is returned when a sudden or unanticipated occurrence leads to a death. Similarly, death by misadventure is where something has happened which appears
Video content The Princess of Wales revealed last month that she had been diagnosed with cancer and was undergoing “preventative chemotherapy”. The shock announcement came after weeks of speculation on her whereabouts. In the statement, which you can read in full here, she said “we hope that you will understand that, as a family, we
By Christy Cooney BBC News A Tory MP has been suspended for misusing campaign funds after claims he made a late night phone call to ask for money to pay off “bad people”. The MP called an elderly party volunteer at 03:15 saying he was locked in a flat and needed £5,000 as a matter
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. By Holly Honderich BBC News Ukraine’s prime minister has told the BBC there will be a “Third World War” if Ukraine loses its conflict with Russia, as he urged the US Congress to pass a long-stalled foreign
By Tom Symonds Home Affairs correspondent Police have taken down a gang accused of using a technology service that helped criminals use fraudulent text messages to steal from victims. They have arrested 37 people worldwide and are contacting victims. Officers say younger people who grew up with the internet were the most likely to fall
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. By Anthony Zurcher North America correspondent The US Senate has voted to kill impeachment charges against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Majorkas, sparing him a trial in the chamber. It was the first time in almost 150 years,
Reuters By Paul Seddon & Jennifer McKiernan Politics reporters The government’s showdown with the House of Lords over its Rwanda deportation bill continues. Peers have voted to demand changes to the bill, including an amendment which would ban sending people who have assisted the UK military to Rwanda. Earlier, MPs overturned a series of changes
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. By David Gritten & Francesca Gillett BBC News Heavy rain has been battering Gulf states, causing flash floods that have killed 20 people and disrupted flights at the world’s second-busiest airport. Dubai International Airport says it is
Getty Images By Mark Poynting & Marco Silva BBC News Dubai has been hit by record floods over the past 24 hours, sparking misleading speculation about cloud seeding. So how unusual was the rainfall and what were the reasons behind the extreme downpours? How extreme was the rainfall? Dubai is situated on the coast of
Getty Images By Tom Espiner & Mitchell Labiak Business reporters, BBC News Former Royal Mail chairman Allan Leighton has said the Horizon scandal is “unbelievable” and “terrible”. Mr Leighton apologised for “elements” of the scandal that occurred during his time in the role. Earlier, a former Post Office investigator also apologised for not probing reported
The NBA’s play-in tournament continues Wednesday with showdowns in the East: Sixers-Heat and Bulls-Hawks. Which two teams will win their play-in games? And can any of the East’s play-in teams win a round in the playoffs against the Celtics or Knicks? Our writers weigh in. Dan Devine: Sixers. Philly has outscored opponents by nine points
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