and the only specialist number eight in the squad, billy vunipola. we caught up with head coach steve bortheick for his thoughts on the injury. anthony injured his calf in the game against ireland on saturday. investigation afterwards became clear that he wouldn't be able to go on the field for a number of weeks. we are also leaving for france next week, it became clear that he couldn't be part of that 33 that travels out. we are desperate for him, he is an important member of the squad and one that has enormous respect from everybody. he's had setbacks before and as always worked through them and i know he'll be back on the field as soon as possible. borthwick also spoke about the impact of owen farrell's red card hearings and ban in the build—up to the tournament. 0h oh and is one of the most resilient people i've ever met. —— owen. in terms of the process we respect the process. i think at some point in the future we'll be clear on our thoughts and the experience, and the way it happened. the way it was, went through and lasted such a long period, we will be very clear. we'll talk openly about that but now was not the right time. and it's a transfer rollercoaster for the european champions. they've had their £47 million bid for wolves midfielder matheus nunes rejected. wolves are keen to keep their portuguese international with just over a week remaining in the window. however, their financial position leaves them vulnerable to a bigger city offer, especially if they want to give new boss gary o'neil some funds to reshape his squad. nunes joined wolves for a club record £38 million 12 months ago. one player on the way out of manchester city is aymeric laporte. his move to saudi arabian side al nassr has now been confirmed for a fee believed to be in the region £23.6 million. the spanish international helped city win12 major honours duiring his time in england. he'll now be playing alongside christiano ronaldo, sadio mane and marcelo brozovic. chelsea have signed deivid washington from brazilian side santos for a fee believed to be just over £17 million. the 18—year? old striker made nine appearances in brazil's top league last season, scoring twice. he becomes mauricio pochettino�*s ninth signing in this window. oleksandr usyk defends his heavyweight belts for the first time in a year this weekend. britain's daniel dubois is his challenger in poland on saturday. during the pre?fight press conference, usyk was awarded with a piece of art by the ukrainian military on what is ukraine's independence day. the painting, made out of wood used by the ukrainian forces, was awarded to him for his support in the ongoing war with russia. usyk is very relaxed heading into the bout, but dubois is confident he can take the belts for himself. i'm ready, ispent i'm ready, i spent you know suffered in training camp, i've done all of that. i've you know, prepared, left no stone unturned, i'm ready, i'm confident, i'mjust no stone unturned, i'm ready, i'm confident, i'm just ready to go. and that's all the sport for now. we are all i �*s this next quarter on the bedminster golf club. we are all eyes on the bedminster golf club this next hour, where donald trump is preparing to leave for atlanta for his appointment this evening at the fulton countyjail. the former president is facing 13 felony charges for the alleged criminal conspiracy to overturn his election defeat in georgia in 2020. there are 18 co?conspirators. the deadline for them all to submit to the sheriff is noon tomorrow. it will be a brief appointment. donald trump's lawyers have already put down a $200,000 bond. we still don't have details on whether he will be fingerprinted or whether a mug shot will be taken. although the sherrif at the jail has said all the alleged conspirators will be treatred the same as any other defendant. will be treated the same as any other defendant. we will continue to keep our eye on the departure, but let's go to fulton county. our reporter carl nassman is there for us. so carl, is expected at what, 730 local time this evening? this is taking place at prime time when everybody will be watching. i think it's fair to say _ everybody will be watching. i think it's fair to say that _ everybody will be watching. i think it's fair to say that if _ everybody will be watching. i think it's fair to say that if donald - it's fair to say that if donald trump has an opportunity to maximise the number of people watching him, he'll probably take that opportunity. we were waiting to find out a confirmation about what exactly he will show up. posting on social media platform, saying he'll be here at 7:30pm local time, that is prime time, he'll have plenty of eyes on him. he didn't attend the debate yesterday, instead he opted for his own programming, a prerecorded interview with fox former news host tucker carlton. his arraignment at the cora courthouse, arraignment at the cora courthouse, a lot of choreography in place lots of cameras on him, letting the media know where he'll be and what time so we can make sure they are a camera on him throughout the entire process. we are expecting that again here in fulton county, georgia, in atlanta. there are plenty of news and reporters and cameras here, also and reporters and cameras here, also a gathering ofjournalists on the other side of the courthouse, the jail i mean, in case he enters that way. he will or be arriving around 730 local time, he we believe his motorcade will be using that entrance just over my shoulder. i was telling you i have pictures from bedminster newjersey i can show you the exit route that donald trump will be taking. i'm just proving to you i can do it, that is the route we will be watching over the next few hours, but as carl says, there are 18 other co—conspirators, we have the mugshots for them. do you think we might get a mug shot for donald trump? the sheriff has said he would treat everybody the same. that's what we are hearing, and that's what we are expecting until proven otherwise, we believe he'll come here, will be processed, that will include finger printing, apparently they also take body measurements, his weight as well, and we are expecting just like every other co—defendant that is surrendered here at this jail, that donald trump as well will have a mug shot taken and that picture will be released publicly. as you mentioned, the sheriff here in fulton county has said that they treat all defendants the same way, that means even turning up here, christian, at this very notorious jail here. it's called rice streetjail, it's mentioned in several different rap songs. the conditions inside are notoriously not very good, it's also under a federal investigation here right now, some inmates have even died in their company. trump will not stay here very long we believe about an hour or two. there will be a few slight variations given that he's a former president, given that there is the secret service that will be in charge of his security, but otherwise we are expected that we will see that mug shot released a few hours even after he makes his appearance at 730 local time here in atlanta. it would be a very trump thing for them to use that for their very own campaign and raise money off of it because that's what he's donein off of it because that's what he's done in the past.— off of it because that's what he's done in the past. he's changed his leual done in the past. he's changed his legal team — done in the past. he's changed his legal team again _ done in the past. he's changed his legal team again carl, _ done in the past. he's changed his legal team again carl, what - done in the past. he's changed his legal team again carl, what do - done in the past. he's changed his legal team again carl, what do we | legal team again carl, what do we should read into that? he's changed his legal team hasn't he today, he is brought in a new attorney, what do you think we should read into that? ., , ., , do you think we should read into that? ., , ., ., do you think we should read into that? ., , ., , ., ., that? donald trump has gone through several different _ that? donald trump has gone through several different lawyers _ that? donald trump has gone through several different lawyers of _ that? donald trump has gone through several different lawyers of course - several different lawyers of course across all of these cases. he has contracted a new lawyer here in atlanta to specifically focus on the case in georgia. his name is steve saito, veteran atlantic criminal defence attorney, someone with a lot of experience locally with georgia law. he also has experience crucially with rico cases and this is that wide—ranging sweeping criminal statute that is used in terms of trying to convict gang members or other criminal organisations, that's what's being brought here with donald trump and the other 18 defendants. and that's why we could read in that this is a move potentially to counter, obviously, someone who has that rico experience so bringing in a defence lawyer that knows how to defend those kind of cases will be crucial for donald trump. iflarii those kind of cases will be crucial for donald trump.— for donald trump. carl will come back to you _ for donald trump. carl will come back to you but _ for donald trump. carl will come back to you but for _ for donald trump. carl will come back to you but for the _ for donald trump. carl will come back to you but for the moment | for donald trump. carl will come - back to you but for the moment thank you very much forjoining me to discuss events tonight. richard paynter can i start with you, fani willis is proposing to open the trial on october 23. that was in a court filing that was submitted this afternoon, that's awfully quick, isn't it? , ., afternoon, that's awfully quick, isn'tit? , ., , isn't it? yes, that is quick, defendants _ isn't it? yes, that is quick, defendants aren't - isn't it? yes, that is quick, defendants aren't entitled | isn't it? yes, that is quick, i defendants aren't entitled -- isn't it? yes, that is quick, - defendants aren't entitled -- are defendants aren't entitled —— are entitled to a speedy trial. under georgia law, some of the defendants would like to proceed with the speedy trial, so that's what the prosecutor here is trying to do. whether the judge sticks to the schedule they are with october or it kicks it over to november or december, or maybe even the new year, we'll see what the judge does. donald trump of course is going to want to delay this trial as possible just as he's seeking to delay the federal trial this case and the district of columbia and his other indictment in florida. but the speedy trial is critical, it's in the public interest, the interest of the public interest, the interest of the other defendants, and i would expect the judge to try to have this trial commence as soon as possible. but it is in the interest of the special counsel, he's got to federal cases waiting for donald trump as well. who takes precedence? yes he does, he well. who takes precedence? yes he does. he has — well. who takes precedence? yes he does, he has scheduled, _ well. who takes precedence? yes he does, he has scheduled, the - does, he has scheduled, the scheduling order in the district of columbia at this point is for the trial to begin january two. columbia at this point is for the trial to beginjanuary two. so there will have to be some back and forth between the georgia prosecutors and the federal prosecutors, with respect to when these trials are going to occur, particularly if the georgia case we are to be postponed by a month or two now we are starting to get very close to the federal trial and that will have to be worked out. i would emphasise though there is no only one defendant in the federal case. in the district of columbia, donald trump. and that is going to be a simpler case to try. the other defendants can attend their own trial in georgia and then go up and testify when they are called to testify when they are called to testify in the district of columbia. so i believe we can work around them scheduling between the prosecutors in georgia and in thejustice department. in georgia and in the justice department-— in georgia and in the justice department. in georgia and in the justice de artment. �* . , ., department. brian linzer, we should be talkin: department. brian linzer, we should be talking about _ department. brian linzer, we should be talking about the _ department. brian linzer, we should be talking about the republican - be talking about the republican debate last night and the eight people who are on stage, but we are not because in classic trump fashion, all the oxygen has been sucked out of the coverage of that and instead we are on a primetime event tonight featuring the former president. how do you think he's going to use this? what debate? what debate, exactly, because the media will be wholly focused on fulton county. will be wholly focused on fulton coun . ., . . county. correct, and the next thing is auoin to county. correct, and the next thing is going to be _ county. correct, and the next thing is going to be this _ county. correct, and the next thing is going to be this mug _ county. correct, and the next thing is going to be this mug shot, - county. correct, and the next thing is going to be this mug shot, this l is going to be this mug shot, this mug _ is going to be this mug shot, this mug shot— is going to be this mug shot, this mug shot is— is going to be this mug shot, this mug shot is likely to be a $10 million — mug shot is likely to be a $10 million mug shot, it'll raise so much — million mug shot, it'll raise so much money off of it. we have a mug shot of— much money off of it. we have a mug shot of frank — much money off of it. we have a mug shot of frank sinatra, everybody in couege college has seen. my suspicion in the next — college has seen. my suspicion in the next 30 years will be... i mean it's a _ the next 30 years will be... i mean it's a circus — the next 30 years will be... i mean it's a circus and this is what comes of it. �* , , ., , it's a circus and this is what comes ofit. �*, , ., ., ., of it. let's give people a flavour of it. let's give people a flavour of what we _ of it. let's give people a flavour of what we might _ of it. let's give people a flavour of what we might see. - of it. let's give people a flavour of what we might see. the - other 18 codefendants have been turning out at the county jail, other 18 codefendants have been turning out at the countyjail, just a little earlier today might have talked about that. the mug shots of those who have turned up, you can see there with rudy giuliani, john eastman, among others. he didn't appear on stage last night, brian. he sat down with fox exile tucker carlson for a an interview that was watched the last time i looked, by 218 million people on twitter. and this is how he characterised the 91 indictments that he is now facing, have a listen. the indictments that he is now facing, have a listen.— have a listen. the people of our country don't — have a listen. the people of our country don't get _ have a listen. the people of our country don't get enough - have a listen. the people of our country don't get enough credit| have a listen. the people of our. country don't get enough credit for how smart they are, i'm not sure i would've said this ten years ago. but they get it. you know, they really get it. when somebody gets indicted your poll numbers go down, when somebody gets indicted you announce ladies and gentlemen i will be leaving to spend time with my family and fight for the rest of my life over this stuff. i got indicted four times, all trivia, nonsense, bull ship i think we can allow a language like that, we are on this side of the witching hour. [30 language like that, we are on this side of the witching hour.- side of the witching hour. do you think that his — side of the witching hour. do you think that his decision _ side of the witching hour. do you think that his decision is - side of the witching hour. do you think that his decision is that - side of the witching hour. do you| think that his decision is that he's getting anxious about it? iuntimely getting anxious about it? when someone releases _ getting anxious about it? when someone releases a _ getting anxious about it? when someone releases a lawyer... l someone releases a lawyer... constantiy— someone releases a lawyer... constantly change lawyers, he goes with the _ constantly change lawyers, he goes with the aggressive approach, so i'm not surprised this took place there for very— not surprised this took place there for very serious charges but at the end of— for very serious charges but at the end of the — for very serious charges but at the end of the day, you know, let's look at one _ end of the day, you know, let's look at one of— end of the day, you know, let's look at one of his. — end of the day, you know, let's look at one of his, main antagonists, atone of his, main antagonists, governor— at one of his, main antagonists, governor chris christie who is running — governor chris christie who is running against trump this entire time _ running against trump this entire time heti— running against trump this entire time. he'll be charged there a little — time. he'll be charged there a little bit — time. he'll be charged there a little bit too much now, it has this compounding effect. in the united states were probably starting to experience fatigue, for those charging _ experience fatigue, for those charging trump. at this point, just add to— charging trump. at this point, just add to the — charging trump. at this point, just add to the circus, october, the justice. — add to the circus, october, the justice, the da is not entitled to a sneedy— justice, the da is not entitled to a speedy trial, trump is entitled to a sneedy— speedy trial, trump is entitled to a speedy trial, trump is entitled to a speedy trial if he doesn't want it they won't— speedy trial if he doesn't want it they won't have it. i don't think anything — they won't have it. i don't think anything will take place this year, we're _ anything will take place this year, we're probably looking at march next year. we're probably looking at march next ear. ~ �* , . we're probably looking at march next ear. . �* , ., ., ., year. we're starting to get a flavour of — year. we're starting to get a flavour of what _ year. we're starting to get a flavour of what the - year. we're starting to get a flavour of what the defence | year. we're starting to get a i flavour of what the defence will look at, particularly defence from the various lawyers, john easton was booked on tuesday, we've crossed the rubicon as a country, this case targets attorneys for their zealous advocacy on behalf of their clients, something they are ethically bound to provide. was itjust zealous advocacy that these lawyers were putting forward on behalf of donald trump? putting forward on behalf of donald trum - ? ., �* , putting forward on behalf of donald trumt? ., f ., putting forward on behalf of donald trum? ., �*, ., ., ., ., trump? no, it's far more than that, this was an — trump? no, it's far more than that, this was an attempt _ trump? no, it's far more than that, this was an attempt to _ trump? no, it's far more than that, this was an attempt to overturn - trump? no, it's far more than that, this was an attempt to overturn the | this was an attempt to overturn the results of a democratic election. to use fraud, and miss their presentation, just like fake electors who would seek to be recognised and the electoral college and then by the united states congress, multiple misrepresentations over and over again. lawyers had a critical role in this, and indeed, donald trump might be well advised, plead advice of counsel, that doesn't mean it's going to get him off the cook, but he could try. we have multiple lawyers here who were advising their client, encouraging their client, and facilitating a fraud. felonies. with one objective, to overturn an election and to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. these charges all revolve around. an attempted coup, in the united states. which is a fundamental fractal represent of democracy. lawyers were central to this and for lawyers to argue that they are not responsible for their client �*s conduct, not morally response will not legally responsible, not to advocate responsibility for employee conduct is a lie. perpetuated for way too long. in the bar, in the united states. and we saw lawyers involved in watergate, under richard nixon, lawyers involved in ourfinancial scandals including the ftx scandal, they pleaded advice of counsel, and lawyers here eight lawyers indicted in georgia for criminality. for felonies. they committed on behalf of their client. and they have no excuse for that. well it's an issue deeply contested, one that will have to be decided by a jury. let me show you the pictures from bedminster new jersey, you can see the congo way is starting to move.— starting to move. secret service and com an starting to move. secret service and company of — starting to move. secret service and company of president _ starting to move. secret service and company of president trial, - starting to move. secret service and company of president trial, we - starting to move. secret service andj company of president trial, we don't know if it's just leaving right now but it's due to leave around this time it's about a two hour 15 minute journey to atlanta, do there at the countyjail house at around 7:30pm. and some of the reasoning for that is because of the notorious commuter traffic in atlanta, they are trying to whisk him in whisk him out, due to whisk him in whisk him out, due to a very quick booking process at the jail house, but we will keep our eyes on those pictures and we'll bring you anything as and when we see it. we'll take a short break, you're watching bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. when the shop it was based and closed with little warning, the town was left without one. but after seeing a report right here on look north and launching a petition, the people of helmsley came up with one heck of a good idea. helmsley came up with one heck of a tood idea. ,., ., ., helmsley came up with one heck of a tood idea. , ., �*, helmsley came up with one heck of a tood idea. ., �*, ., , good idea. good morning. it's lovely to see ou good idea. good morning. it's lovely to see you here. _ good idea. good morning. it's lovely to see you here, thank _ good idea. good morning. it's lovely to see you here, thank you - 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harris. physically he's not exactly| a triathlete or any kind of athlete. you look at him, he can't walk to the helicopter, he walks, can't lift his feet out of the grass, you know it's two inches at the white house, it's two inches at the white house, it's not a lot. but you watch him and it looks like he's walking on toothpicks. and then you see him on the beach where he can't lift a chair, those chairs are meant to be light, right? there are like two ounces. he can't lift the chair, he can't walk to the chair. she has some bad moments, her moments are almost as bad as his, i think his or worse, actually. she almost as bad as his, i think his or worse. actually-— worse, actually. she seems pretty senile, worse, actually. she seems pretty senile. too- _ worse, actually. she seems pretty senile, too. she _ worse, actually. she seems pretty senile, too. she speaks _ worse, actually. she seems pretty senile, too. she speaks in - worse, actually. she seems pretty senile, too. she speaks in rhyme. | senile, too. she speaks in rhyme. it's senile, too. she speaks in rhyme. it's weird. — senile, too. she speaks in rhyme. it's weird. it's _ senile, too. she speaks in rhyme. it's weird, it's weird. _ senile, too. she speaks in rhyme. it's weird, it's weird. she - senile, too. she speaks in rhyme. it's weird, it's weird. she has - senile, too. she speaks in rhyme. it's weird, it's weird. she has bad| it's weird, it's weird. she has bad moments... in rhyme? well the way she is talks. it's weird, this is not a president of the united states' future. it not a president of the united states' future.— not a president of the united states' future. if you are invited back, i states' future. if you are invited back. i want _ states' future. if you are invited back, i want you _ states' future. if you are invited back, i want you instruct - states' future. if you are invited back, i want you instruct him i states' future. if you are invited i back, i want you instruct him that thatis back, i want you instruct him that that is not a rhyme. but that's beside the point. the president is frail, and i get the sense that that is why the trump team would feel very confident that if he is the nominee, he has a very good chance to beat him. the nominee, he has a very good chance to beat him-— to beat him. the polling numbers reflect that, _ to beat him. the polling numbers reflect that, you _ to beat him. the polling numbers reflect that, you had _ to beat him. the polling numbers reflect that, you had the - to beat him. the polling numbers reflect that, you had the new - to beat him. the polling numbers| reflect that, you had the new york times_ reflect that, you had the new york times which is a liberal organisation, saidjoe times which is a liberal organisation, said joe byington and donald _ organisation, said joe byington and donald trump tied 43—43 national. at the electoral college donald trump is winning. the democrats, iwas the electoral college donald trump is winning. the democrats, i was a democrat— is winning. the democrats, i was a democrat in— is winning. the democrats, i was a democrat in the past, bill clinton inspired — democrat in the past, bill clinton inspired me to be a democrat, and there _ inspired me to be a democrat, and there is— inspired me to be a democrat, and there is no— inspired me to be a democrat, and there is no inspiration behind joe biden _ there is no inspiration behind joe biden it — there is no inspiration behind joe biden. it was clear that the view wasn't _ biden. it was clear that the view wasn't 2020, they needed to get trump _ wasn't 2020, they needed to get trump out — wasn't 2020, they needed to get trump out at all cost and joe biden was the _ trump out at all cost and joe biden was the best bet. it's actually quite — was the best bet. it's actually quite sad _ was the best bet. it's actually quite sad. isn't that richard richard, _ quite sad. isn't that richard richard, if they swap their candidate at this point they would have a _ candidate at this point they would have a very good chance of winning, both these _ have a very good chance of winning, both these men are unpopular in certain— both these men are unpopular in certain parts of the electorate. the rich bush certain parts of the electorate. the rich ihush and _ certain parts of the electorate. tie: rich bush and mccain and romney, they would have a victory in 2024, they would have a victory in 2024, the democratic party has a number of people they ought to be considering as well. one of my criticisms of the biden administration is they were so slow to point independent counsel on this, the federal case, the independent counsel should have been appointed injanuary independent counsel should have been appointed in january 2021 independent counsel should have been appointed injanuary 2021 and i repeatedly urged that in both private conversations with advices from president biden and publicly and op ads and other venues, and if jack smith had been appointed in january of 2021 and had been able to get his investigation going, these cases could very well have been brought a lot sooner and we wouldn't now be on the verge of an election where the republican party has the right to choose a candidate without uncertainty about whether that candidate will be eight a convicted felon by the time they are running that candidate in the november election. so this has been a very very slow process. in the investigation, the prosecution, it's finally coming to a head but the biden administration should have been on that a lot sooner. as many of us are injanuary 2021. yet. been on that a lot sooner. as many of us are in january 2021.— of us are in january 2021. yet, i was 'ust of us are in january 2021. yet, i wasjust an _ of us are in january 2021. yet, i wasjust an essay, _ of us are in january 2021. yet, i wasjust an essay, you - of us are in january 2021. yet, i wasjust an essay, you can - of us are in january 2021. yet, i wasjust an essay, you can see| of us are in january 2021. yet, i - wasjust an essay, you can see that was just an essay, you can see that there are trump supporters in georgia tonight, so many of them particularly within the republican base are convinced, still convinced, a large portion of them still convinced that he won the 2020 election. we are going to talk about in the second hour of the programme and the debate last night will weave in some of the debate as we watch these life pictures from fulton county and bedminster, thank you very much for ryan lanser and richard for your thoughts this evening, we'll take a short break, we'll be right back. hello there. it's the final week of summer 2023, and it does look as though the season is determined to go out on a rather unsettled note. but that said, it's not always going to be raining. we have low pressure in charge at the minute. in the coming days, it will be producing some downpours which could be heavy and thundery, but not always. there will be sunshine to enjoy as well. so through this evening, we have an area of low pressure still in charge towards the north—west. that's set to bring rain to western areas of scotland and a few spots of rain for northern ireland as well. but elsewhere, for much of england and wales, it's a largely dry picture. and for many of us tonight with clear skies, it is going to be cooler. last night, temperatures stayed for most in and around the low teens, but some spots tonight will dip into the single digits. so a cooler start to tomorrow, but because of those clear skies, a largely dry start first thing. and there should be some good amounts of sunshine to enjoy during the first part of the day as well. northerly winds will develop, keeping it feeling a little bit cooler and fresher towards the north and the west, with some outbreaks of rain here. some scattered showers develop elsewhere through the day, and there is the potential that some of those will be heavy with some thunder and lightning. and towards the south—east, the temperatures start to fall back to normal for the time of year. 21 degrees in london. that's down by about five degrees on today. into saturday, where the low pressure stays with us, those northerly winds keeping it cooler and fresher towards the north and the west with a few spots of rain. as the day gets going, we're going to see scattered showers popping up, and when they do, they could well be very heavy. some thunder and lightning likely to be in the mix as well, but there will be sunshine in between those showers. so it's not always going to be raining through the day on saturday. into sunday, we have another weather system in the atlantic, and that's going to move in slowly. as it does so, bringing a lot of cloud, and there will be a good bit of rain coming into northern ireland. as that system nudges eastwards, it will begin to fizzle out, but bringing a lot of cloud to many other areas of the uk. it's bank holiday monday for many of us, and that does look as though it will be a fairly decent day for many. largely dry, some sunshine coming and going. so, into sunday, a little bit unsettled the further north and west. for monday, there will be a lot of dry weather and some sunshine for quite a few of us. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. president trump, i believe, was the best president of the 21st century. it's a fact. cheering. we have to face the fact that trump is the most disliked politician in america. we can't win a general election that way. i i'm incredibly proud of the record. of the trump—pence administration. i mean, in four short years, we rebuilt our military, - we revived our economy, - we unleashed american energy. it was 58 minutes into the republican debate last night before one of the moderators mentioned the elephant that was not in the room — donaldj trump, the runaway leader who in just a few hours' time will drive through the barriers of the fulton county jail to be processed as a defendant. the fourth indictment in five months.