A Record Jump in inflation to 3. 2 the highest level in almost a decade as the price of Food And Transportation increases. Facebook is accused of keeping Secret Internal Research which shows that using instagram can damage the Mental Health of teenage girls. And to boldly go four Amateur Astronauts make history as the first all civilian crew to blast off into space. And coming up on the Bbc News Channel Manchester City begin their Champions League Campaign tonight. Will missing out in last seasons final act as motivation . Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. The Prime Minister is reshuffling his cabinet this afternoon. Downing street says he wants a strong and united team to level up the whole country and build back after the pandemic. Theres been speculation about whether there could be changes at the top of government with questions in particular about the futures of the foreign secretary dominic raab, Home Secretary Priti Patel And Education secretary Gavin Williamson
u.n. general assembly look at what s been accomplished and the challenges ahead. here as democrats are drafting articles of impeachment for president donald trump s role in encouraging protests which descended into violence inside congress house speaker nancy pelosi says they ll launch the unprecedented action unless trump s cabinet moves to push him from office themselves or he quits gabriel is on a report from washington and ultimatum to the president resign or face impeachment this is a message from house speaker nancy pelosi to donald trump. with trump showing no sign of stepping down willingly before january 20th inauguration of joe biden it s full steam ahead for impeachment starting as soon as monday sadly the person s ronnie branch is a drain just unhinged dangerous president of the united states and a number of days until we can be protected from him but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him it s believed palosi spent the weeke
a live from doha also coming up the top health agency in the u.s. reverses controversial advice on coronavirus testing amid allegations of political interference. early voting begins in 4 u.s. states will be alive in minnesota for both presidential candidates are campaigning . and chinese on tech talk and we chat won t be downloadable in the u.s. from sunday the president says he s still open to a deal. a surge in coronavirus cases has forced several governments to reimpose some restrictions infections worldwide have now topped $30000000.00 spain is limiting movement in and around the capital in the dritte and the british prime minister is warning that a 2nd wave is inevitable meanwhile israel has been forced to impose another nationwide shutdown that in baba reports on the situation in europe. early on in the pandemic spain was hit just about as hard as anywhere in europe now in the capital madrid the health systems under a new pressure with covered 19 cases rising one in 5
at a new trial, then what? when does his sentence start? when does he have to report? exactly. that is a big part of the drama a around roger stone and how the president is personally weighing into it. it s a big mess. we will see. thank you, rachel. lieu seal richards will join us tonight to consider the societal impact of the guilty verdicts against harvey weinstein today in a new york city courtroom that sent harvey weinstein out of the building in handcuffs while he remains in custody now awaiting sentencing. we will be joined by a reporter who was in the courtroom every day of the trial. and at the end of the hour, former prosecutor jill wine-banks will join us to discuss her new book and we ll get her view of how rape prosecutions have changed in her four decades as a lawyer. but first that the president of the united states doesn t know what he s doing and doesn t know what he s supposed to be doing in the job of president is of concern every day. but with the coro
politico said ryan has become a political hero. he was roughed up by police while he was inside a mcdonald s. that raised a lot of questions about police intimidation of reporters. ryan, i want to get to your arrest in a moment, but first tell me what you witnessed overnight? how were reporters like you treated during the curfew? reporter: yeah. so the interesting thing is this was the first night where there was a press area where we were allowed to remain stationed throughout the night. basically we were behind the police instead of within the crowd with the protesters but unfortunately that location was actually located away from a lot of the clashes that we were trying to cover. a number of reporters who did manage to make it down towards the clashes didn t have any issues and were actually later mingling with some of the officers further down and were allowed to report from there, but all of us who were working from within sort of i guess the press tent there were thre