Hello everyone and welcome to Amundu. Here's what's coming up.

Trump versus the law. Will the Supreme Court agree to his claim of presidential immunity as his New York

trial over alleged hush money payments continues? I speak to legal expert Emily Baselon.

Then everything's locked and loaded so to say and it just

requires the funds to be available. 61 billion dollars in American aid is

finally on its way to Ukraine. How will it turn the tie? I ask former NATO Deputy

Secretary General Rose Gotemoller. Plus, we protected other people's children from

them but we didn't protect their own. New UK legislation strips pedophiles of their parental rights.

Labour member of parliament Harriet Harmon talks about working across the political aisle to protect children.

Also ahead?

Patriarchal ideology is so deep rooted that we don't even notice its everyday

adherence and policing and enforcement.

Sydney, Australia reeling from the shopping wall stabbing two weeks ago that left six people dead.

Five of them were women.

Gender Studies Professor Kate Mann tells Michelle Martin,

the attack was rooted in misogyny. And then. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London.

America's legal system is again being tested by former President Donald Trump,

accused of breaking multiple laws in multiple jurisdictions.

In New York, his trial over alleged hush money payments continues today,

and at the same time the Supreme Court heard oral arguments over his claim of presidential immunity.

We have a big case today in the Supreme Court of Presidential Immunity.

A President has to have immunity.

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