out of the gate. so what we know is he will sit down with elon musk tomorrow and talk through some of this. elon musk confirming that today, but stopping short of endorsing him in any way or saying that he has plans to endorse. so all eyes will turn to that, also here to miami, where he is going to gather his donors to talk to them about his presidential bid and really try to maximize this moment. again, going back to what his team wants. they want to go on the offensive. they want a big blitz coming out of this announcement. they want a lot of media attention and also money. they want to really have a strong showing with millions and millions of dollars right out of the gate so that s what you can bet they ll be leaning on their d donors to do then move toward the next phase of the campaign. jessica, so the event in twitter spaces is 6:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow, i believe. what is desantis going to do after that? right. so after that, we look ahead to next weekend. you me
Under the policy, anyone entering the uk illegally, could be sent to rwanda, with no limit on numbers. The government hopes the policy will stop people trying to make the dangerous crossing on small boats. The plan has been strongly criticised by human rights groups, and the Uk Supreme Court ruled the policy was unlawful. Here is mr sunak setting out a timeline for his plan. The first flight will leave in 10 12 weeks. Now, of course that is later than we wanted, but we have always been clear that processing will take time and if labour peers had not spent weeks holding up the bill in the House Of Lords to try to block these flights altogether, we would have begun this process weeks ago. Lets speak to our Political Correspondent in westminster, peter saull. Peter, its been months of this being blocked, how different is this evening going to be . Being blocked, how different is this evening going to be . Someone told me earlier on tonight evening going to be . Someone told me earlier on
Trump look bad and then would refuse to publish them. 0ur Correspondent Nada tawfik has been following todays events and told us what we heard. A court has finished for the day, it stopped early for passover because a juror had a dental emergency. But weve been updating on it all and im here with my colleague, kayla epstein, who had a front Row Seat to all this. Lets speak about the prosecution first because this is a complex case, how did they do in distilling it down for the juror . The prosecution was basically trying to provide the prosecution was basically trying to provide a Road Map for these average to provide a Road Map for these average New Yorkers to be able to understand the case. They had to walk them understand the case. They had to walk them through these secret payments and shell companies, and alleged payments and shell companies, and alleged Fake Invoices in a way that alleged Fake Invoices in a way that a regular alleged Fake Invoices in a way that a regular person c
emergency treatment. they do not come in for the follow up treatment thatis come in for the follow up treatment that is needed because of cost, they do not come and sit with the dentist and have diet and hygiene advice and get the information and the techniques that they need to maintain their good oral health when they are not sitting at the dentist and therefore prevent any problems from happening in the future. nhs dentists tend to end up firefighting and only putting out. dealing with just the page shouldn t s emergency and waiting until they come back with an next emergency the patient s emergency. once you have a dental emergency, your options become very limited. and dental emergency, your options become very limited. become very limited. and very expensive- become very limited. and very expensive. good become very limited. and very expensive. good points, - become very limited. and very expensive. good points, it- become very limited. and very expensive. good points, it
night. i had a dental emergency, picture that one, i want to say that together, we did it, philadelphia, and i m excited to be here. winning the nomination, the democratic nomination in a city that s like 7-1 democrats means you re very likely to be elected mayor. why do you think you were able to win decisively in this crowded field against candidates that were better funded, more progressive, et cetera? well, jake, i ll tell you, i really leaned heavily into my real life, lived experience, and people often heard me state that my lived experience is closest to the people who are feeling the most pain in our city, the most pain of gun violence and neighborhood blight, and struggling schools and lack of opportunity. but now, jake, with our win, and me, these communities are now closest to the power. well, as you know better than