might not be your thing but it was great to hear from general bright talking of scottish history so well let s hear from krista says really sure alex i love the story what a remarkable and sadly forgotten figure we should have a statue of him not sancia watson i decided hunton as one of our original creates so much of our history that we don t know thanks for telling this story so well scotia says was it great sure did we detect a lump in your through alex spent describing freydon scotland s 1st but national football cuts and i think so surely says being a women to a certain age i m nonplussed by foot sliver i was disappointed by today s topic however i faced invading gaging i m worthy i charge of and towards him but was surprised by how much he did chief in his life against a challenging backdrop of the each glenn says another new to me is a complete lack of reference to what since ethnicity in any of the press 37 to him on the team s exploits it didn t matter he was simply
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prince harry honors his mother princess diana with a tour through a partially detonated field of land mines, similar to her walk 22 years ago. details on his emotional trip to africa. first, we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. after 70 straight polls have shown me beating him, it s not a surprise i ve become the object of his attention. calls for impeachment intensi intensify. you think there is good for america that we re going through this? think again. this is three rings with all the clowns. the spinning by the president s defenders is not surprise, but it is astonishing and, i think, deeply misleading. i am so sorry. a former police officer accused of murdering her neighbor testified in her own defense. she says she entered his apartment mistaking it for her own. i wish he was the one with the gun that killed me. it s only the first week of fall, but some states are bracing for a blizzard. some places
good afternoon. bbc managers are expected to meet the police today to discuss the case of the bbc presenter, who s been suspended over claims he paid a teenager for explicit pictures. the sun newspaper is reporting the presenter called the young person involved twice after it published its story. meanwhile, thejustice secretary has said there may need to be an investigation into how the bbc has handled the claims. charlotte gallagher reports. another day of allegations, another day of pressure. notjust for this male presenter but for the bbc itself. today bosses from the corporation are meeting with the police. but we understand no formal allegation has been made yet. fresh claims in the sun newspaper, too. it says the presenter made a panicked phone call to the young person, saying, what have you done? and asking them to ring their mother to stop the investigation. the family also say they re upset with the bbc, claiming no one rang them for a proper interview after that i
seeing trump s very own words and rhetoric in a court filing as it gets. attorneys for the ex-president accuse the special counsel of asking the court to, quote, take the extraordinary step of stripping president trump of his first amendment freedoms during the most important month of his campaign against president biden. they say, quote, now keenly aware that it is losing that race for 2024, the prosecution seeks to unconstitutionally silence president trump s but not president biden s political speech. on pain of contempt. end quote. now, if all this sounds familiar, it s because trump s attorneys have been making this argument for months now. as the new york times notes, almost from the moment mr. trump was indicted, his legal team has raised a first amendment defense. it s also a defense that jack smith anticipated. his indictment of donald trump on the election interference case says on the second page, the defendant had a right, like every american, to speak public