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fresh, gag order violations, even after he lost the last gag order clash tuesday. the prosecution looking at statements that trump put out about witnesses, as well as attacking the jury itself. prosecutors say the violations are corrosive to the fair trial that he deserves, and that the system requires. they also accuse him of creating an air of menace that could affect these jurors. also denouncing persistent and escalating rhetoric. now, the judge found that judge lost his previous defense about this, ruling that he did violate the gag order, fining him about $9,000, and that was just this week. trump has clearly broken the rules. i say that again, not as a criticism, but based on what we have observed in the trial, what the judge has ruled. here he was just last night. i don t think there s ever been a more conflicted judge. crooked and conflicted. i m unconstitutionally gagged, so i m not supposed to be talking to you, because he gagged me. trump there trying to ....
tonight on three 60, the dysfunction is coming inside the house as republicans fight republicans over who will be the next speaker. new york s the tourney general laetitia james, that s the donald trump show is over as this while trial continues in the former president heads back to florida. plus, the first quarter france for the first person yet to be charge into boxes killing, 27 years after the crime. we will talk to the t eight on the case. good evening, thank you for joining, us we begin tonight with the dysfunction infighting and backbiting among house republicans after eight of them meet their party leader kevin mccarthy the first ever house speaker to be voted out of a job. that, and why none of it should be surprising to him or anyone. first, quickly, the dysfunction got so bad after the vote, we learned today that republicans cannot even stand to be in the same room together for more than a few minutes. there was a meeting last night as you may, know of re ....
two years ago. 0ur correspondent, henry zeffman, explained the difference between the schemes. it s not what we ve been talking about for the last couple of years. this is a rwanda scheme, but it s not the rwanda scheme. the government for two years, under three prime ministers and more home secretaries than i can count, has been committed to forcibly relocating people who arrive in the uk in small boats across the english channel to rwanda. what happened on monday was not that. it was a separate scheme, which we ve only known about for a couple of months, whereby they want to offer, and, crucially, that is the word offer people who ve applied for asylum here but been rejected the opportunity to move to rwanda should they wish and to do so, the government is willing to pay them up to £3,000. and, on monday, according to the sun newspaper, that happened for the first time. so, a man who had made an asylum application here, which had been rejected, was paid around £ ....
my kids have seen mary poppins once, they ve seenjungle cruise once, and that s a one and done thing for them. it s the way it should be. thing for them. your kid just wants you in your sweat pants at home, held together with duct tape. good morning. we are looking at some low cloud, mist and fog in eastern areas this morning with some showers which will burn back towards the east coast then it is a day with variable cloud, some sunshine, a few showers but still warm. it s wednesday 1st may. the emergency services have been praised for their incredible courage in the way they responded to a man armed with a sword, who attacked people in north east london. a 14 year old boy has died, and four other people, including two police officers, were injured before the suspect, who had been leaping over people s garden fences, who had been leaping over garden fences, was cornered and tasered. the metropolitan police federation said the attack yesterday morning was a sad remind ....
domestic news channel broadcasting within the uk and an international news channel which has been broadcasting to audiences around the world. made the decision to merge those into one single news channel and when that was made, fewer presenters were needed so existing news presenters like the four female presenters mentions, along with many others, are invited to apply to reduce the number of presented jobs. none of the four women in the tribune today got any of those jobs as part of that process and a flawed process, a wrecked process where things were predetermined from the start. they say there are also discriminated against on the grounds of age, sex and so are bringing pay action against the bbc. they say they were discriminated against on they were discriminated against on the grounds of sex because they work women aged in their late 40s to their late 50s. they say they lost out on these presenter roles. they say they later learned that other presenters had been g ....