Defence lawyers want to use a trove of intimate email correspondence between Harvey Weinstein and his accusers to try to convince a jury that any contact was consensual, one of them said yesterday.
North Korea said yesterday that the United States had ignored a deadline for nuclear talks and it no longer felt bound by its commitments, and may "seek a new path".
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have issued a legal warning over paparazzi photographs of Meghan and Archie in Canada, complaining they are being "stalked" following their split from the royal family.
Chinese officials have warned that any of its citizens found covering up information about the country's deadly coronavirus will be "nailed on a pillar of shame for eternity" as the US confirmed its first case and Asian countries heightened screening.
Defence lawyers want to use a trove of intimate email correspondence between Harvey Weinstein and his accusers to try to convince a jury that any contact was consensual, one of them said yesterday.
The Republican-controlled US Senate rejected a second Democratic bid yesterday to obtain documents and evidence in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, an early sign the trial could proceed along lines favourable to Mr Trump.
Iran said it had asked the US and France for equipment to download information from black boxes on a downed Ukrainian airliner, potentially angering countries which want them analysed abroad.
