Lynda Kinkade has the latest from universities in America, where protesters are demanding their schools divest from companies linked to Israel and support a ceasefire in Gaza. Plus, African leaders come together to discuss a way to spur growth and investment.

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In a busy hour of news, Julia Chatterley looks at the reasons behind the surge in pro-Palestinian protests at U.S. universities. The abortion debate is also under the spotlight after Arizona votes to repeal a law from 1864, while the Supreme Court debates abortions in emergencies. And why TV viewers can't get enough of the hit FX/Hulu series Shogun, set in feudal Japan. 

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Donald Trump's claims of presidential immunity are in focus at the Supreme Court today as justices hear from his legal team. This is playing out as Trump sits in a courtroom in New York where his hush money trial is continuing. All of that and the latest on the pro-Palestinian college protests which continue to spread, and why Secretary of State Antony Blinken is visiting China. A busy hour of news brought to you by Julia Chatterley.

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In a busy hour of news, Julia Chatterley looks at the reasons behind the surge in pro-Palestinian protests at U.S. universities. The abortion debate is also under the spotlight after Arizona votes to repeal a law from 1864, while the Supreme Court debates abortions in emergencies. And why TV viewers can't get enough of the hit FX/Hulu series Shogun, set in feudal Japan.

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The former publisher of the National Enquirer tells a court how he buried stories to protect Donald Trump. The U.S. Senate moves closer to approving aid for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. And, Voyager 1 sends usable data back to Earth from 15 billion miles away.

All that and more on the show.

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On day five of Donald Trump's hush money trial, his lawyers argue there's nothing wrong with trying to influence an election, saying it's called democracy.

Paula Newton looks into the background of the first witness, former tabloid publisher David Pecker.

And how TikTok intends to fight a potential U.S. ban.

All that and a wrap of today's top international stories.

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U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai talks tough on China, and what "leveling the playing field" for global workers actually means. And, Taylor Swift releases a new double album.

All that and more on the podcast.

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A full, 12-person jury is seated in former President Trump's hush money trial. Warnings about a possible tsunami in Indonesia as a volcano erupts. And, Taylor Swift's new album allegedly leaks online. All that and more on the podcast.

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A diplomatic flurry in Israel as foreign ministers from Britain and Germany push for restraint. Boeing whistleblowers testify at the U.S. Senate about safety fears. And, Cantopop group Mirror joins Julia Chatterley on the show.

All that and more on the podcast.

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The former president is reprimanded by the judge for reacting to potential jurors during selection in the hush money criminal trial. The world waits for Israel's response to Iran's attack. And, Caitlin Clark is drafted and heading to Indiana.

All that and more on the show.

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