victoria derbyshire to take a look at benediction and more of this week s latest releases in the film review at 17.16. hello and welcome. a woman who was terrorised and abused by an mi5 agent is taking legal action against the security service. beth, not her real name, appeared in a bbc investigation which revealed her partner had his used his security status had used his security status to coercively control her. he also attacked her with a machete and threatened to kill her. the foreign national can t be named, after the government took the bbc to court to block publication. the man no no longer works for the service. earlier, i spoke to our home affairs correspondent, daniel de simone, who had this assessment. this was my investigation into this agent who we can referred to as x, and we found that he was a very serious domestic abuser, misogynist and extremist. he d abused two partners and boasted about abusing them and exploiting other women. 0ne them and exploiting other
this. there s now further pressure on both sides to dial the whole thing down and get a deal. that will be tric . g . , thing down and get a deal. that will be tric ., , ., ~ thing down and get a deal. that will betric , ., ~ a university has been told to pay more than £50,000 in damages for discriminating against the disability of a student who killed herself. natasha abrahart, who was 20, was studying at the university of bristol when she took her own life in april 2018. her parents took action over the university s failure to make adjustments for her social anxiety disorder. 0ur correspondentjenny kumah is in bristol. jenny. well, this is an unprecedented i jenny. well, this is an unprecedented case, | jenny. well, this is an i unprecedented case, and a jenny. well, this is an unprecedented case, and a landmark decision today. it could have a significant impact on how universities support students going forward. nest natasha abrahart was 20 when she took her own life in
that got medium hungry. that s their goal. they ve been very, very clear about. george stevens, thank you very much. i appreciate. , that s all this in on this thursday night good evening rachel. good evening chris much appreciate it. and thank you at-home for joining us at this hour. it s a landmark decision today by the national republican party, this is something chris was just covering. i think it s a landmark decision that the republican party has said that they will no longer participate in presidential debates. it will go down as a law marked decision and i think in political history, but i think it was probably inevitable. i mean the modern presidential debate structure that the republicans are now opting out of that they re deciding to kill off with this decision today, is a process that puts journalists formally into the electoral process. journalist served as moderators of the presidential debates.
wars. a very frustrated beto or work taking us off the air tonight. and on that no i wish you a good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks that nbc news. thanks for staying up late with us, and i will see you at the end of tomorrow. tomorrow. it s a landmark decision today by the national republican party, this is something chris was just covering. i think it s a landmark decision that the republican party has said that they will no longer participate in presidential debates. it will go down as a law marked decision and i think in political history, but i think it was probably inevitable. i mean the modern presidential debate structure that the republicans are now opting out of that they re deciding to kill off with this decision today, is a process that puts journalists formally into the electoral process. journalist served as moderators of the presidential debates.
lives, this is a ruling that will be appealed by the company, but their shareholders were delighted today. the state of oklahoma had asked for more than $17 billion from johnson and johnson to cover the full cost of the injuries to the state of oklahoma and the citizens that has been caused by the opioid epidemic that has been, in part, fueled by johnson & johnson which in the state case called the king pen of the opioid drug trade. this was a landmark decision today. this is the first trial verdict to hold a pharmaceutical company culpable for the opioid catastrophe in this country. i know you ve heard about companies being required to pay a lot of money. those have all been settlements. there s a whole bunch of different settlements that have been paid by the various opioid manufacturers and distributors in this country. they have not let these things come to the end of the case. they have not let these things come to a verdict. in this case it s a judge s ruling. and if this $572 mi