the papers should be on about now. our usual schedule has been slightly disrupted by the women s euros quarterfinals match between france and the netherlands. but we will have a full look at tomorrow s front pages at 11.30pm. i ll be joined by aubrey allegretti from the guardian and geri scott from the times. join us for that, if you can. to the us now, where a jury has found donald trump s former chief strategist, steve bannon, guilty of contempt of congress. it follows his failure to co operate with a committee investigating the former president s actions, during the attack on the capitol in january last year. mr bannon could now face up to two years in jail. our washington correspondent, rianna croxford, reports. steve bannon, defiant as he faces up to two years in prison for contempt of congress for refusing to give evidence to a committee investigating last year s attack on the capitol. we may ve lost a battle here today, but we re not gonna lose this war. here s why t
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of ports like here in 0desa, they will then had to go along a route littered with mines. the terms of this deal dictate that they will not be able to have some naval escort. they will have to make it through a russian blockade that in theory has agreed to not open fire before making it on to a further destination. it seems all parties are driven by necessity to see this deal through, are driven by necessity to see this dealthrough, but are driven by necessity to see this deal through, but there are of course a bigger picture here. tens of millions of people at risk of starvation if they do not receive ukraine s grain. there is a lot at stake, the risks are very real in a war where temporary ceasefires have continually been broken when fighting has broken out between both sides. the kremlin at the moment has not commented on this attack, the us has said it questions must go s credibility in this deal. it has been widely condemned but it still remains for now the only major
along a route will then had to go along a route littered with mines. the terms of this deal dictate that they will not be able to have some naval escort. they will have to make it through a russian blockade that in theory has agreed to not open fire before making it on to a further destination. it seems all parties are driven by necessity to see this deal through, are driven by necessity to see this dealthrough, but are driven by necessity to see this deal through, but there are of course a bigger picture here. tens of millions of people at risk of starvation if they do not receive ukraine s grain. there is a lot at stake, the risks are very real in a war where temporary ceasefires have continually been broken when fighting has broken out between both sides. the kremlin at the moment has not commented on this attack, the us has said it questions must go s credibility in this deal. it has been widely condemned but it still remains for now the only major