David Willis

David Willis, BBC North America correspondent, analyzes Trump's provocative remarks about Greenland's strategic importance and European reactions, emphasizing Denmark's sovereignty. James Waterhouse reports from the Coalition of the Willing summit in Paris, highlighting security guarantees for Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict with Russia. Faisal Islam takes us inside Google's Quantum AI Lab, unveiling the promise of the Willow chip and its potential to revolutionize fields like medicine and energy through quantum computing.

Nick Marsh, BBC business correspondent, outlines the oil market shock and soaring tanker costs. Anthony Zerker, BBC North America correspondent, brings vox-pop reactions from Texas voters to US strikes on Iran. David Willis, BBC North America correspondent, reports on widening Gulf attacks and regional US developments. They discuss threats to the Strait of Hormuz, embassy drone strikes, and economic fallout.

Join David Willis, BBC North America correspondent, as he breaks down Trump's surprising tariff threats regarding Greenland and the diplomatic chaos that ensues. Tom Bateman provides a gripping on-the-ground report from Minneapolis about ICE protests and government oversight. Sivash Ardalan analyzes Ayatollah Khamenei's shocking admission about protest casualties in Iran. Meanwhile, Rebecca Murrell shares exciting details about NASA's Artemis II mission, marking a significant step in lunar exploration. Get ready for a whirlwind of global news and insights!

Nick Marsh, a business reporter tracking oil and market moves in Asia; Joe Floto, Middle East bureau chief reporting from Tel Aviv; David Willis, North America correspondent covering US political fallout. They discuss US military deaths and warnings of more casualties. Tensions spreading with Hezbollah and strikes in Beirut. Oil and shipping risks around the Strait of Hormuz.

David Willis, a BBC correspondent covering US politics, digs into reports of a 15-point US plan for Iran and the high-stakes talk around the Strait of Hormuz. The conversation also jumps to Meta’s costly child safety ruling, Russia’s huge drone assault on Ukraine, Denmark’s shaky election result, and the rare joy of more gorilla twins in Congo.