mariana islands and gave us this update earlier. they said he will be landing in australia wants to hearing wraps up. his plan is committed to depart inside three hours time, that he would land around 6:1i1pm australian eastern time. that is later today. our correspondent shaimaa khalil was at the northern mariana islands and gave us this update earlier. julian assange is in the us district court house behind me where the final steps of the legal proceedings for his guilty plea are under way, his pleading guilty for one felony thatis pleading guilty for one felony that is illegally obtaining and disclosing classified national security material, no for him because as for the deal that was agreed the usjustice department, he will get credit for time served in the uk. he is here because crucially, this is here because crucially, this is continental usa, julian assange refused to go to mainland us because he deeply distrust the us government. in the past, he accused him of plotti
new variants may emerge, but it is science, through vaccines and medicines, that is set to liberate us. fergus walsh, bbc news, newcastle. the public inquiry into the wrongful conviction of hundreds of post office branch managers has heard testimony from a widow who says the investigation and charges against her husband massively contributed to his early death. more than 700 people received wrongful criminal convictions, because it software made it look as if money had gone missing from their tills. it was the most widespread miscarriage ofjustice in british legal history. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has more details. karen wilson has been through more than most people dealing with the loss of a husband. whenjulian died in 2016, he still had a conviction for a crime he did not commit. after years of fighting the post office on his behalf, that conviction was quashed last year.