a us air national guardsman is being questioned, after being arrested by fbi officers investigating the leaking of classified documents. jack teixeira, who s just 21, is expected to appear in court in boston later. the leaked material first appeared on an online chat forum, and has exposed details of ukraine s war plans. it also reveals the extent of the us s spying on its allies. here s what we know about jack teixeira. the 21 year old is a us air national guardsman. he was listed as a member of the intelligence wing of the massachusetts air national guard, based at otis air national guard base in western cape cod. according to his service record, which was obtained by our us partner cbs news, mr teixeira joined the force in 2019. david willis has the latest from washington. dressed in shorts and a t shirt, with news helicopters hovering overhead, the suspect in the latest us intelligence drama was taken into custody outside the family home south of boston. today, thejustice
to engage in meaningful negotiations with the bma. again, it did not have to come to that. i would like to apologise to all the patients whose elective appointments have been cancelled. it really should not have to come to that. dr adrianna zembrzycka, from the bma junior doctor committeee ending that report by simonjones a powerful tropical storm has hit the north west coast of australia. cyclone ilsa made landfall in the town of port hedland last night, but avoided the most populated areas. residents have been told to stay indoors as the storm continues to move inland. our correspondent in sydney, phil mercer, gave us this update. well, this was the first category five cyclone that s as severe as it gets in the current grading system to cross western australia s coastline since 2009. so this clearly is the most powerful tropical storm to hit that part of the country in well over a decade.
Dr Layla McCay, pictured, director of policy at the NHS Confederation, warned the four-day walk out by junior doctors could see 250,000 appointments cancelled, putting further pressure on the system.
Dr Adrianna Zembrzycka (pictured), of the British Medical Association s (BMA) junior doctors committee, offered support for those who are the target of negative and unkind comments .