Few hours, he has been freed. Pennsylvania s supreme court today quashed his sexual assault conviction on the grounds that evidence given by five witnesses during his retrial should never have been admitted. Cosby, now 83, was one of the most high profile convictions of the early metoo movement. He was found guilty of drugging and molesting the ex basketball player andrea constand in 200a. The supreme court was told that cosby s lawyers had secured a deal with the former district attorney in philadelphia that he would not be tried a second time because there was not enough evidence to present. Let s talk to vinoo varghese. He s a former prosecutor and white collar federal criminal defence attorney and joins us now from new york. Cani can i get your initial thoughts on the news we have been hearing the last couple of hours? i the news we have been hearing the last couple of hours? last couple of hours? i have been coverin: last couple of hours? i have been covering this last couple o
Opportunity to help write angel city s first chapter. I have just received a message and the message says, victory. It was a ferarri one two in second practice for sunday s monaco grand prix. Elation after hundreds of women are declared eligible for compensation after being given faulty breast implants. Charles le clerc and a plea for the return recorded the fastest time with his team mate of park run and other sporting events, after months of lockdown. Carlos sainz not far behind. The mercedes of world champion lewis hamilton was third quickest. England bowlerjofra archer will undergo surgery tomorrow in a bid to resolve an issue with his right elbow. Archer has already been ruled out of the two test series against new zealand. He saw a medical consultant after suffering pain in his elbow while playing for sussex an official enquiry is just against kent last week. The england and wales cricket board publishing its report into how hasn t said when they expect archer to return. The bbc
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are henry zeffman, chief political correspondent at the times and rachel cunliffe, deputy online editor at the new statesman. tomorrow s front pages. let s start with the daily mail, it leads with new travel guidelines with the transport secretary set to confirm a traffic light system to allow foreign travel to restart as soon as next month. the telegraph says there s a backlash to those new travel plans, which could see familes paying hundreds of pounds for covid tests if they take trips abroad. the guardian also reports on plans for foreign travel. but its lead story is the violence in northern ireland it sastoe biden has added to calls for calm after what police in belfast described as the worst rioting in years. the financial times says president biden is calling for big multinational companies to pay levies to national based on local sales. medical leaders are urging
they threaten to take action if the military continues to kill more demonstrators. good to be with us. we have more information on the eng twin failure on the united airlines 777 jet. a passenger captured the terrifying moments in the air on saturday before the pilots made an emergency landing in denver. now boeing is recommending all 777s that use the same engine, the pratt and whitney 4000 series suspend operations. united has already announced it s removing 24 planes from service. all this as the faa says it will be stepping up its inspections. we re also seeing and hearing what it was like on the ground as debris came crashing into the neighborhoods in colorado. those startling images emerging as we are learning new details about the disaster in the sky. pete muntean has more from washington where we have our first look at what may have played a role in the flight 328. the ntsb says one of the fan bolts broke off, damaged another one and other fan blades. in fact, inv
as we sort those technical problems out, let s turn to that case in new york. prince andrew has demanded a jury trial as he seeks to defend the civil sex case that has been brought by virginia giuffre, according to legal documents filed by his lawyer in new york. it was reported he might have to pay more than $5 million to his accuser to persuade her to settle, although mr giuffre has signalled before that she wanted to a proceed to a court trial. the duke has strenuously denied the allegations she is making. our correspondent nada tawfik is in new york. this is a formal response by prince andrew s legal team to virginia giuffre s complaint, and so in it, he goes through every allegation in the complaint line by line and either denies or admits to the assertions in the complaint. so, for example, he denies all allegations of sexual abuse with virginia giuffre on the three occasions that she alleges when she was 17 in the us virgin islands, and london and new york. he also den