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we begin with the news that thousands of police officers serving in northern ireland were dreading, that details of their surnames and places of work have fallen into the hands of dissident republican groups who do not support the peace process. the chief constable of the police service of northern ireland confirmed this today after last week s data breach, in which details on more than 10,000 employees was mistakenly released online. a document posted on a wall in largely catholic west belfast, close to the sinn fein office, allegedly shows some of the information that was uploaded. sarah girvin has the full story. when news of the psni data breach broke six days ago, the force s chief constable said he was aware of claims from dissident republican paramilitaries that they had access to it. today he confirmed the information was in their hands. we are now confident that the workforce data set is in the hands of dissident republicans and it is therefore our planning ass ....
spotted even if she was inside her own courthouse grabbing coffee in the cafeteria. that s where we are today, and look, we have to extend the threat concern to of course witnesses who are already being targeted by trump and his cohorts, the prosecutors, of course, and the jury, of course, the many jurors, all of this in a high threat environment. complained about her? more like railed against her. and a reminder, she was confirmed to the bench unanimously. meanwhile, the special counsel s office has proposed january 2nd, 2024, as a trial date in the case, though some experts think that might be a little optimistic. this is the special counsel right out of the box saying we are ready on january 2nd, so now when the defense comes back with, we ll be ready on january 2nd 2025, the judge is going to balance the scale. and then come up with a more reasonable time period. trump s team has one week to respond, then judge chutkan will set an official trial date before th ....
donald trump s legal team can show him the sensitive materials in the case, but trump cannot take notes on any information that would identify witnesses and, according to the protective order, quote, during any time that the defendant reviews sensitive materials outside of defense councils presents, the defendant must not have access to any device capable of photocopying, recording, or otherwise replicating the sensitive materials, including a smart cellular device. this protective order was a partial win for jack smith s team, who originally sought to prevent the public release of all evidence given to donald trump. let s not forget these rules for sensitive materials are being enforced on the twice impeached former president who was comfortable with leaving classified documents in a bathroom at his florida residence. donald trump s legal team has stuck to a very obvious strategy in this case. we naked about first amendment rights, delay, and then make it some more and ....
your friday night. you too, buddy. all right. today, the federal judge overseeing special counsel jack smith s case into donald trump s attempt to overturn the 2020 election and shoot a protective order. judge tanya chutkan establish limits on what evidence in the case trump can t discuss publicly. judge chutkan ordered that donald trump cannot disclose sensitive materials, including recordings, transcripts, interview reports, and related exhibits of witness interviews and materials obtained from other governmental entities. donald trump s legal team can show him the sensitive materials in the case, but trump cannot take notes on any information that would identify witnesses and, according to the protective order, quote, during any time that the defendant reviews sensitive materials outside of defense councils presents, the defendant must not have access to any device capable of photocopying, recording, or otherwise replicating the sensitive materials, including a s ....
in other products like coal and timber but not all restrictions have been lifted. some still remain on items like lobster and wine. earlier, i spoke to clive russell, an economist who explains what has changed. i explains what has changed. 1 think the major change was first a political one, australia had an election last year and the centre left labour government was elected replacing the more right wing liberal national coalition government which allowed a resumption of relations between beijing and canberra which had been rocky. it was also a creeping realisation that there hadn t been any benefit to either party from the trade action that china took, certainly of cost china a lot of money to, to buy .barley from other places, and coal as well, and it wasn t really a win for them and didn t really hurt australia so far as australian miners are .barley producers were able to find alternative markets and did not suffer much at all. figs alternative markets and did not suffer ....