Information about a foreign government’s nuclear capabilities was found in the documents seized from Donald Trump's Florida resort last month – we'll tell you what a former Trump cabinet official thinks about this case. Meanwhile, newly obtained footage could shed some light on Trump and his allies’ efforts to subvert the 2020 election. The Pentagon is deciding how to support Ukraine - even after the war is over. Michelle and Barack Obama are back in the White House - we'll tell you why. And officials in Las Vegas, New Mexico found a back-up water source, after its supply was dangerously low.

The fallout from the FBI's Mar-a-Lago raid continues, with reports Trump kept a document that described a foreign country's nuclear capability. Extreme heat is causing school closures, wild fires and record temperatures in parts of the US. Sources say former Trump aide Steve Bannon will surrender on New York state charges tomorrow - we'll bring you the details. China's leader will meet with his Russian counterpart next week. Plus, the start of the school year is off to a rocky start in Seattle.

We start with reports that one of the documents seized from Mar-a-Lago describes a foreign country’s nuclear capability, plus some advice from a former Attorney General. Meanwhile, a Trump-backed candidate is projected to win a GOP primary in Massachusetts. The UN’s nuclear watchdog has a warning about the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine. A deadly wildfire is raging through parts of California. And we’ll tell you how many steps you need to do to ward off dementia.

We begin with the race for governor of Massachusetts where a candidate endorsed by former President Donald Trump faces off against a more moderate businessman in Tuesday's Republican primary election. Plus, a New Mexico official has been removed from his elected position for his role in the Capitol attack. California is bracing for rolling blackouts as a heat wave for parts of the state hits its peak. Lastly, Russia may be struggling to maintain supplies for its war in Ukraine.

People in the US may need to get yearly Covid-19 shots to protect against the virus. The UN’s nuclear watchdog agency has published a report about the safety and security of Europe’s largest power plant in southeastern Ukraine. Police are looking for one of two brothers suspected of a deadly mass stabbing in Canada. The body of a teacher who disappeared while jogging last week in Memphis, Tennessee has been found. Lastly, we’ll tell you how much e-cigarette maker, Juul, has agreed to pay to settle a teen vaping investigation across dozens of states.

It’s back to school for kids in Uvalde, Texas, but some are reluctant to get back to the classroom. It’s also a return for some lawmakers as they make their way back to DC with midterms on their minds. Meanwhile, the death toll for yesterday’s earthquake in China’s Sichuan province has risen, while hundreds are trapped in a nature reserve. Europe struggles with sharply rising natural gas prices and braces for a potential energy crisis this winter. And finally, fast food workers in California may be getting a boost to their pay checks.

Liz Truss is now officially the UK’s Prime Minister, as Boris Johnson gives his farewell speech. Extreme weather continues across the US - we’ll bring you the details of flood alerts and wildfires. Instagram has been hit with a record fine for failing to protect children’s data. A new Covid-19 vaccine that can be inhaled instead of injected has been approved in China. Plus, the man behind the US Navy’s biggest corruption scandal is on the run.

One of the suspects of Sunday's mass stabbing in Canada has been found dead - but his brother is still at large. A judge has approved former President Donald Trump's request for a special master to look over the Mar-a-Lago files. Israel's military has admitted that a Palestinian-American journalist was likely killed by an Israeli soldier. A body has been found in the search for an abducted teacher in Memphis. Plus, the doomsday glacier is worse than we thought.

A federal judge granted former President Donald Trump’s request for a third-party attorney to go through items that the FBI seized during a search at his Florida home. Canadian police are asking the public to help find two men suspected of a deadly mass stabbing. A man accused of abducting a teacher in Memphis, Tennessee has been charged. Heavy rain has a number of states in the eastern US under flash flood watches. Lastly, President Joe Biden celebrated Labor Day in key battleground states.

The UK has a new Prime Minister - we’ll tell you about the challenges she’s facing in her new job. Former President Donald Trump is being criticized over his choice of speaker at a rally over the weekend. The chief financial officer of Bed Bath and Beyond has died after jumping from a building. At least 21 people have died in an earthquake in China. Plus, an extremely peaceful protest draws both conservatives and liberals.