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

Under water and under rubble Russia shelves rescue efforts around the breach Ukrainian dam.

I ask National Security Council John Kirby, are there any breakthroughs on the

battlefield, then indicted again,

this time on unprecedented federal charges.

Donald Trump gets closer to joining a club of other

former world leaders

held to account by their own justice systems

also ahead.

I just want to be a part of something a little bigger and a little more inspirational

for the best of the party and ultimately the country.

You know that sounded like a pretty passionate stump speech,

so I think I'm still confused, why aren't you doing this?

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu tells Walter Isaacson

why he decided not to run for president after all plus the king of sports Saudi Arabia is accused of buying golf now

I speak to sports illustrated executive editor John Wertheim about money, morality and sports washing. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London.

Donald Trump's indictment on federal charges makes history in the United States

but around the world trying to hold a former president to account

is not so unusual. The justice systems in countries like France, South Korea, Israel and Italy

have all focused on the alleged wrongdoings by ex-leaders,

though many of them never actually ended up in a prison cell.

The charges against Trump are related to his keeping classified documents after leaving the White House.

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