Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon was sentenced to 4 months in prison for contempt of Congress, but he's not going to jail yet. 2020 election deniers are running elections in some counties in key states as voters cast their midterm ballots. The Covid-19 vaccine will be on the 2023 vaccine schedule – we’ll tell you what that means for kids and schools. The coalition of Italy’s new far-right Prime Minister is facing backlash over leaked audio involving Russia's president. Plus, an investigation is underway into whether the Jackson water crisis was a product of racial discrimination.

Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon is due to be sentenced for contempt of congress charges this morning - we'll bring you the details. Ukrainian police say they’ve finished exhuming the bodies from the largest mass grave discovered in Lyman. A UCLA gynaecologist has been found guilty of sexually assaulting patients. People in the US can now choose their sex marker in their social security benefits more easily. Plus, another turn in the chess cheating scandal.

The US says Iran sent military personnel to Crimea to help Russia with drone strikes on Ukraine. Newly obtained audio from the Uvalde school shooting shows a state police captain telling officers to hold back. There are concerns about midterm election interference in Texas - we'll bring you the details. Researchers are urging doctors to screen pregnant women in the US for intimate partner violence. Plus, why Google has been fined $162 million in India.

Tonight we start with updates on the criminal investigation into the efforts of Donald Trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. The White House says Iranian troops were on the ground in Crimea assisting Russia. The Supreme Court will not hear a challenge to President Biden’s student debt cancellation program. Plus, a New York jury reached a decision on Kevin Spacey’s latest trial and Biden hits the campaign trail in Pennsylvania.

President Joe Biden touted his bipartisan infrastructure law today in Pennsylvania. There's a slate of possible Conservative Party candidates who could replace Liz Truss as UK's Prime Minister - we'll tell you when you can expect to find out who that will be. A defendant on trial for multiple murders is representing himself in court - today he gave the opening statement in his defense. The body of a missing Princeton University student has been found. Plus, the pandemic caused birth rates to go up - and three economists think they know why.

With the midterm elections fast approaching, President Joe Biden is in Pennsylvania today to talk to donors as Democrats work to energize voters. Liz Truss is set to be replaced as the UK's prime minister within the next week, but other lawmakers are calling for a general election. The White House is working to address increased migration at the southern US border - we'll tell you which plans have been proposed and which plans have stuck. We'll also break down where the US relationship with Iran stands now, as the Iranian government cracks down on protests. Plus, a new report shows mortgage rates are rising - and that's scaring off buyers.

The UK's Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced her resignation - just 44 days after taking office. Nationwide blackouts are starting across Ukraine today after Russian strikes wiped out energy infrastructure in the country. The sale of cough syrup has been banned in Indonesia following the deaths of 99 children. A new study shows racial disparities in US heart treatments. Plus, how Virgin plans to launch a rocket from a plane.

Russia's declaration of martial law in four occupied regions of Ukraine starts today, but Moscow doesn't actually have control of all the areas. Former President Donald Trump is deciding whether to let his Mar-a-Lago estate be searched again. Tent camps have been opened in New York City to house migrants who've been sent by southern states. British Prime Minister Liz Truss is facing more chaos as another member of her government resigns. Plus, how bees were allegedly used as a "dangerous weapon" in Massachusetts.

A federal judge says new emails show that former President Donald Trump knowingly pushed false voter fraud claims. Trump’s legal team is weighing whether to let federal agents search his Mar-a-Lago property for classified documents. Ukraine is scheduling blackouts following Russia’s drone and missile attacks on its energy facilities. Police arrested an 80-year-old for bringing guns to US Capitol grounds. Lastly, President Joe Biden’s student loan cancellation plan is facing another legal challenge.

President Joe Biden laid out a plan to lower gas prices and bolster crude oil production in the US. He also weighed in on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to declare martial law in four Ukrainian regions. The turnover in the British parliament continues as the UK’s prime minister faces mounting criticism. An elementary school in Missouri will be closed indefinitely after a report of radioactive contamination levels. Lastly, an essential bridge that connects Sanibel and Captiva Islands to the mainland of Florida has reopened after Hurricane Ian.