dominion case and where that stands, what happens next fo fox. because it - yeah, while the two justice on a day like today, when we are once again talking about gun violence in a differen context, but there is a lot am sure they will have to sa about that and the inheren rests questions that are involved yeah. that is why they are here. and we re going to give them plenty of time wonderful i will be watching thank you alex. thank you. the most important lega news of the day it s actuall from georgia, for a filing b fulton county district attorne fani willis in a case that som of the targets of her criminal investigation of donald trum may be switching sides and cooperating with the distric attorney in the possible futur prosecution of donald trump. that could begin with donald trump being indicted in georgi in the next two weeks. when a new grand jury will b convened in georgia that wil be empowered to hand dow criminal indictments we will have more on that in a mo
race questions that ar involved yeah. that is why they ar here. and we re going to giv them plenty of time. wonderful. i will b watching thank you alex. thank you good evening. the most important lega news of the day is actuall from georgia, we are filing by district attorney fani willi in a case that of the target of her criminal investigatio of donald trump may be switching sides and cooperatin with the district attorney i the possible future prosecutio of donald trump. that could begin with donald trump being indicted in georgi in the next two weeks. when a new grand jury will b convened in georgia that wil be empowered to hand dow criminal indictments we will have more on that in a moment the loudest legal news of th day, obviously, was th surrender heard around the world. rupert murdoch surrendered today. rupert murdoch surrendered lik you ve never seen him surrende before rupert murdoch decided to give up and we know it had to b rupert murdoch s decisio becaus
when graham was opening that envelope, i was like, oh, my goodness, please, please! oh, i m ecstatic, it s marvellous! of course, this eurovision should be taking place in ukraine, and it is now for liverpool to prove that while it can t take place in ukraine, this is going to be a eurovision for ukraine. liverpool s already had the endorsement of its twin city, odesa, and this year s winner, the kalush orchestra have offered their congratulations to a city that wants eurovision to be a citywide party and a celebration of music and peace. wejust had a real moment, haven t we, in this city, where we ve won eurovision? and it feels like the whole city kind ofjumped in the air at exactly the same time tonight. and now we ve got seven months to deliver something that will be truly astonishing, incredible for ukraine, our sister city odesa, but also incredible for the whole uk, so we are delighted. but tonight liverpool, it will be absolutely buzzing, it will be incredible. and
Stories coming up in a few moments but let s pause and have a look at the sport. Each of the rugby word cup quarterfinals pits a Northern Hemisphere team against one from the south. And it s so far argentina who have started things off well for those from the southern hemisphere. Now new zealand can join them in reaching the last four in france. The three time winners are playing world Number One Team ireland in paris. 1310 is 13 10 is the latest score in favour of the all blacks. They have played just under half an hour at the stad to france. So the winner of that match will face argentina, who beat wales, coming from behind twice to make the last four. Wales led 10 6 at half time and looked in control, but argentina fought back in the second half to lead 12 10 and then 19 17, before securing victory with a second try late on to win 26 17 and reach the semifinals for only the third time in their history. Argentina are tough, they stayed in the fight and i ve got to give them credit, c
Like facebook groups for, you know, the accommodation. so it d be nice to have a bit of time to talk to people i m going to be living with. aisling s worried because last year, there weren t enough rooms. in several cities, including manchester, some first years had to commute. the university of manchester said its accommodation site was back up after a cyberattack and it s making every effort to help first years find somewhere. in those cities where you ve got a serious problem, the idea that all students are going to live next to the university in a reasonable rent is a thing of the past. unipol keeps a record of the rooms built and planned. the numbers are falling. things are not going to get any better in the areas of shortage. it s slightly worse than it looks, as well. to all intents and purposes, supply is grinding quietly to a halt. most new purpose built student accommodation is privately built. in 2020, around 29,000 new bed spaces were created,