in 2023. our correspondent been following proceedings in delaware. the first opening statement was from federal prosecutor derek heinz. he set out to penetrate hunter biden as a self confessed habitual crack cocaine addict who lied in order to purchase a handgun in delaware in 2018. the prosecution alleges that hunter biden knowingly misled when he declared he wasn t a drug abuser, and the prosecution says that he clearly knew at the time that he was. mr hynes stirred the court, the jury, and started his statement, making a clear reference to the fact that the person they had to hear these allegations about was the son of the us president. he said that nobody was above the law, it doesn t matter who you are or what your name is. now, behind hunter biden for the second day, key members of the biden family in the public benches. among them, his stepmother, the first lady, jill biden, who is very close to hunter, sitting just a metre behind him. the family were talking to each o
starmer. he needs to come into more details about what he would do. they then moved on to talking about the echr, whether the conservatives would pull out of international laws. he didn t really, i didn t think, rishi sunak was a very clear on that. he said if he was forced to choose between a foreign court and british borders, he would choose our country pass security. not sure he quite got there on that. the conservatives now accusing labour of a u turn because when it comes to processing asylum seekers in third countries, sir keir starmer said he wouldn t be opposed to that. the conservative say that that is a massive u turn. there is actually a difference between processing somebody pass asylum application in a foreign country and deporting them there without any chance of coming back to the uk. i m not sure that is quite a u turn that the conservatives say it is. we then have moved on to talking about gaza, the world stage, and there has been another clash there where rishi sunak