Newly released PolIce Bodycam Footage from last Weekends VIolence In LIverpool whIch saw more than 90 offIcers Injured. TonIght the streets are calm after eIght nIghts of protest and rIot. But what lIes behInd the vIolent dIsorder of the past week . And as Kamala HarrIs and her VIce PresIdent Ial PIck Head to mIchIgan has she overtaken Donald Trump In the presIdent Ial race . Hello and welcome to newsnIght the home of IntervIews and IllumInatIng InsIghts. If government Is as much about optIcs as actIon, a lot has changed In a week. VIolence and dIsorder have been replaced by yet another Cobra MeetIng chaIred by the PrIme MInIster and swIft and very vIsIble Court ActIon wIth sentencIng, unusually, televIsed. TonIght were lookIng at whats behInd what happened and what we can learn wIth our panel. The Former brexIt party mep, Presenter Alex phIlIps and marvIn rees, Former Labour Mayor of brIstol. Also here Is hannah rose, who researches extremIsm at the InstItute For StrategIc DIalogue. B
Hello. Green, green watch, amber, the now cancelled possibility of Amber Watch and red. If you get a bit lost In the Traffic Light Travel restriction system, tomorrows papers may help you out. If they cant help, our reviewers probably can. With me are rachel cunliffe, Deputy OnlIne Editor of the new statesman, and Kieran Andrews, political editor of The Times scotland. Tomorrows Front Pages. Lets get stuck In. The i leads with the government changIng its mInd over plans for a travel Amber Watchlist after pressure from Tory Mps and the Travel Industry. The story makes the Front Page of the telegraph too, which claims borisjohnson stepped In personally to scrap his own governments scheme. Meanwhile, the guardian says the head of thejoInt biosecurity centre, which advises the government on Travel Rules, has quit. The paper claims this has left the organisation rudderless. The times carries a call from Chancellor Rishi Sunak for young people to stop workIng from home and get Back to the of
Who needed a kidney. The Trump Organization has been the subject of a long Running Investigation by the Manhattan District attorneys office. In the last few hours, tHere has been a major development. In a grand Jury Indictment unsealed in the New York supreme court, the company and its Chief Financial Officer, allen weisselberg, were charged with tax evasion. Mr weisselberg, seen Here walking into court alongside his lawyers, has worked at the company since the 1970s, for both Donald Trump and his late fatHer fred. Its alleged that over 15 years at the company, he avoided paying taxes on 1. 7 million of income. He has been charged on 15 counts of Tax Fraud and with Grand Larceny in the second degree. He has pleaded not guilty and was released on bail. Lets go to New York and speak to our correspondent samira hussein, who is outside the court. I get the impression because we purposely not seen these charges tHere is more nest people might have expected. I tHere is more nest people might
And heavily armed guards, of course. Hello, i m katty kay in washington. Christian fraser is in london. The us hasjust pledged about $100 million to help palestinians after the 11 days of violence in the middle east. The us secretary state, who s injerusalem, said he hoped the money that goes to help rebuild gaza will undermine hamas not encourage it. But it s just a hope. There s a widespread belief that hamas hold in the region has been strengthened by the attacks. Mr blinken said lives on both sides of the divide must improve, but he was at pains to reiterate the biden administration s strong support for israel. The cease fire creates space to begin to take those steps. Attending to the urgent humanitarian needs of palestinians in gaza and helping rebuild is a key starting point. The united states is committed to rallying international support to the effort in doing our part. That s why we announced additional assistance for the palestinian people today. Laura trevelyan is injerusa