The Daily Populous

From Gaza to Ukraine to Westminster, it’s been a busy day on BBC Verify Live.

For more of our videos, investigations and analysis, you can head to the Verify pages of the BBC News website. »

Starting June 2, Serge Hascoët, Tommy François, and Guillaume Patrux are being tried at the criminal court in Bobigny.

According to documents reviewed by franceinfo, this is the result of years of silence at the top levels of Ubisoft.

Despite the case now going to trial, Ubisoft as a company is not being held legally responsible. »

The number of Russian citizens who support peace talks and an end to the war in Ukraine has reached a record high since the start of the full-scale invasion, according to a poll by the independent Russian pollster Levada Center published on June 2.

Some 64% of the respondents favored peace talks, representing a 6% increase since March.

Meanwhile, the number of people who supported the war's continuation decreased from 34% in March to 28% in May. »

Prosecutors in Milwaukee have charged a man with four felonies for attempting to frame an undocumented immigrant he is accused of assaulting, by sending forged letters in the immigrant’s name with a threat to kill Donald Trump.

“Thanks to our ICE officers, this illegal alien who threatened to assassinate President Trump is behind bars,” Noem said in a press release.

As the case prepared to go to trial, Ice this month received the letter threatening to assassinate Trump. »