with the sport for just over 7 months to go with each hi carolyn pigs is hit with a radiation scare plus a former australian rugby player reaches a settlement i have unfair dismissal antigay social media. let s get going nato leaders shot into a meeting right now near london as they search for unity on their future direction the alliance has been labeled quote brain dead by the french president emanuel macro and they have been disagreements over money and the ongoing war in syria the us president donald trump and the french leader miss your macro in particular have disagreed on several points doing so very publicly in a combative news conference on tuesday turkey has also threatened to block a major defense plan which could undermine the alliances role in the baltic region which prime minister boris johnson used his opening speech to push a message of unity. we are rock solid in our commitment to nato and to the giant shield of solidarity that now protects 29 countries and ne
investigate the death of a pro kremlin blogger and an explosion in st petersburg. and a return to the moon with the return of artemis to. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it s newsday. it singapore, this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s newsday. it is eight in the morning it s newsday. it is eight in the morning here - it s newsday. it is eight in the morning here in - it s newsday. it is eight in - the morning here in singapore and eight in the evening in new york where donald trump is spending the night ahead of his arraignment on tuesday. i want to show you the scene live in new york and as we understand that he is in his suite in the trump tower in and hatton, presumably conferring with his lawyers for what will be an unprecedented moment in us legal history. that s before never that is because never before has a us president sitting or previous face criminal charges. we will be looking at what could happen nextin looking at what could happen nex
we have a special report from taiwan where the government is taking steps to protect itself against what it sees as a growing threat from china. and nasa unveils the four astronauts who will prepare for a return to the moon the crew of artemis ii. it s six in the morning in singapore, and six in the evening in new york, where donald trump is spending the night ahead of his arraignment on tuesday. this is the seen life in new york. he s in his suite in the trump tower in manhattan, presumably conferring with his lawyers for what will be an unprecedented moment in us legal history. that s because never before has a us president, sitting orformer, faced criminal charges. the case is complex and hasn t yet been made fully public. we ll look at what could happen next and we ll be live with our correspondent in new york injust a moment. but we begin with this report from our north america editor, sarah smith. it s not quite a presidential motorcade, but as donald trump leaves h
professor of international law, presenting this program, please join me in welcoming them. [applause] thank you. without further ado i thought i would plunge into a question for the judge and the biographer. richard posner, when you were the age of some of the people in this room you were fabulous yates scholar interested in literature. what made you decide to go to law school? law school was always the default graduate choice. i give some thought to graduate school, decided, not for me. i don t think i can stay. harvard law school has a formative impression on you, i suppose? it launched your trajectory in many ways. tell us about the academic experience. it is mixed, but they did something clever. they stacked their best teachers the first year in law school. very nice. got a good start. second and third year, like all the professors i realized thinking about this, i skipped my last year of high school, only 16 when i went to yale college and only 20 when i went t
Harvard University said Tuesday it will no longer take public positions on matters that do not relate to its core function of academia, after a report by a faculty committee