What have some Democrats done that has prompted Trump to respond, “SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR, punishable by DEATH!”? 

This, a day after he signed the release of the Epstein files into law. What’s now next?

What will the meeting be like between the president and the man he calls a radical ‘communist’?

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Jeffrey Epstein survivors spoke, American lawmakers listened. The House and the Senate pass a bill demanding the release of the Epstein files. 

Trump isn’t even able to veto the bill. It’s only a matter of time now. We discuss. 

Meanwhile, Trump hosts a crown prince in the White House. That prince, America's own intelligence agencies concluded, ordered the murder and dismemberment of a Washington Post journalist in 2018. 

Trump’s response? “Things happen”.

And Cristiano Ronaldo is in town meeting the president. He’s in the US after an 11 year absence - we take a look. 

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After months of delay, the House decides to vote on the Epstein files. What does this mean, and what's changed?

Plus - why is Donald Trump calling former right hand woman Marjorie Taylor Greene a traitor?

And Nicki Minaj, of all people, gets friendly with the Trump team.

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A new trove of 23,000 documents from the US House Oversight Committee sheds fresh light on Jeffrey Epstein's connections to power, and raises new questions about Donald Trump.

Mark Stone and James Matthews unpack the latest revelations: the decade of emails mentioning Trump, the claims about a "dog that hasn't barked", and the political fallout now engulfing Washington.

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Plus, the BBC apologises to Trump over an edited Panorama broadcast: will it be enough to prevent the president from suing?

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As nations mark the anniversary of the end of the First World War, tension brews between two of the world's closest allies.

The UK has reportedly halted intelligence sharing with Washington over American airstrikes on so-called "drug boats" in the Caribbean, strikes that have already killed more than 70 people and are now being condemned as violations of international law. James Matthews in Washington and Martha Kelner in Los Angeles unpack what this rare rift says about trust between the US and UK.

Plus, Sky's science and technology editor Tom Clarke joins from COP in Brazil, where California Governor Gavin Newsom, not Donald Trump, is making his voice heard.

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Donald Trump is threatening to sue the BBC for $1bn, accusing it of fabricating part of his January 6 speech in a Panorama documentary. The letter from his lawyers demands a full retraction, an apology - and a huge payout.

Meanwhile in Washington, a former jihadi commander who once had a US government bounty on his head, now Syria's new president, has been welcomed to the Oval Office. Mark and James report on the extraordinary meeting, what it means for US foreign policy, and how it plays into Trump's push to reshape the Middle East.

And as the US government shutdown drags past 41 days, a last-minute deal could finally see federal workers paid and food programmes saved, but the political fights over health care and spending are far from over.

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The Democrats are on a roll. Will this mean they stay steady and don’t back down to Republican calls to end the government shutdown? Trump concedes that the Republicans were negatively affected by the shutdown when Americans went to the polls on Tuesday.

Is the Supreme Court about to kill Trump’s tariff policy?

Nancy Pelosi retires. And of course, we reflect on when James met Zohran. They bond over football. 

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Zohran Mamdani wins the New York City mayoral elections. 

Strong performances in the governor races for the Democrats in New Jersey and Virginia, and Prop 50 passes in California. A great night for the left of American politics.

Is the national dial shifting away from Donald Trump?

We discuss what all these results mean. 

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Donald Trump sits down for an interview with CBS' 60 Minutes - the programme he sued successfully for $16m just four months ago.

All the while, his poll numbers are at an all-time low due to the government shutdown, as hundreds of thousands of federal workers remain unpaid and food benefits for millions of people run out. 

And is this the week the real Democrats stand up? Their favourability numbers are also dire, but will the emergence of a firebrand left-wing mayor in New York City, in the shape of Zohran Mamdani, and a handful of positive off-year election results on Tuesday be the spark they desperately need to counter Trump's MAGA agenda?

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Sophy Ridge and Wilf Frost bring you the Cheat Sheet to the day’s news in 10 minutes. 

On this first episode, they look at the Huntington mass stabbing and hear from an eye witness. Sophy’s spoken to the sole survivor of the Air India crash which killed 241 people back in June. And Wilf’s heard from the US ambassador to the UK Warren Stephens, who wants the UK to keep drilling for oil and gas. And India’s women bring home the cricket World Cup.