they sent me to prison. in central mexico, emergency menaces travel a huge rise from a time progressing the railway over past. and the japanese cartoon characters being recreated for the stage by the royal shakespeare company, breaking box office records in the process. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin in europe. the leader of the far right brothers of italy party, giorgia meloni, has been invited by the country s president to form a government after winning elections last month. she will be italy s first ever female pm and her cabinet will be sworn in on saturday. tom brada has this report. delivered to the presidential palace in a classic italian car. giorgia meloni has now formally accepted the job of forming italy s next government, and in doing so, she will preside over the country s most right wing administration since the second world war. translation: we agreed about the need to give - the country a new government as soon as possible. because we have many
entire committee, and we know which way that is going.- which way that is going. if the election is which way that is going. if the election is against which way that is going. if the election is against the - election is against the democrats, with a republicans taking house of representatives, the committee investigating the attack on congress will be disbanded. time is not on their side and donald trump could try to run out the clock through protracted legal action to avoid having to testify. peter bowes, bbc news. in a few days time, the uk will have a new prime minister following the resignation of liz truss on thursday. penny mourdant, the leader of the house of commons, is the first conservative mp to say she wants the job. no other mp has yet declared an interest in being a candidate, but both borisjohnson and the former chancellor rishi sunak have had nominations from other mps. sources have told the bbc that rishi sunak has received the backing of 100 mps to become conse
possession. he has until november four to provide them and appear in personjazz november four to provide them and appear in person jazz the questions on or about the 14th of next month. the former president s lawyers said they would respond as appropriate to what they called this unprecedented action. donald trump could decide to go along with the request, appeal it in court or refused to complyjust like his former strategist, steve bannon who was found guilty of contempt of congress and has now been sentenced to four months injailfor his refusal to do as the committee asked. he is going to appeal. as a sign says right there, can we have the votes signed? fin we have the votes signed? q i november eight, on we have the votes signed? q t november eight, on november eight. there will be judgement on the illegitimate biden regime, and quite frankly, nancy pelosi and the entire committee, and we know which way that is going. it
investigating last year s attack on the capitol building in washington, dc, has ordered former president donald trump to testify under oath. the committee says its evidence shows mr trump played a central role in an orchestrated effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. steve bannon was sentenced to four months in prison for his refusal to co operate with the investigation. 0ur north american correspondent peter bowes has this report. a capitol building under siege. they tried to stop conga certifying joe biden s victory in the 2020 election. according to the house committee, the former president was in the thick of orchestrating what happened and acted illegally to obstruct the peaceful transition of power. now its members want to hear directly from mr trump members want to hear directly from mrtrump and members want to hear directly from mr trump and see if any relevant documents are in his possession. he has until novemberfour to provide