June 1, 2022 | A jury rules in favour of Johnny Depp in his libel suit against ex-wife Amber Heard. The Bank of Canada hikes interest rates again, signalling more hikes on the way. Plus, Britain gears up for four days of festivities in honour of Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee.
00:00 The National for June 1, 2022
01:16 The National in London: Queen's Platinum Jubilee
01:42 Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial verdict
04:21 Shooting at Tulsa, Oklahoma medical building
04:46 Buffalo supermarket shooting suspect indicted
05:07 Bank of Canada hikes interest rate again
07:55 Tim Hortons app violated privacy laws, report finds
10:06 Countdown to the Queen's Platinum Jubilee
10:30 Britain to spend $50M on Platinum Jubilee festivities
12:28 Britain's Caribbean community and the Crown
15:44 MPs block NDP drug decriminalization bill
16:14 Ontario election final campaign pitches
19:50 Residential school survivors meet with Catholic bishops
22:05 U.S. to send additional military aid to Ukraine
24:07 The Queen's connection to Canada
24:44 Inside Windsor Castle: Hidden Canadian treasures
34:44 New official portrait of the Queen unveiled
35:04 Platinum Jubilee ‘a ringside seat’ to history
40:01 Regulator rules Flair Airlines is Canadain
40:28 Public transit use lower than pre-pandemic levels
42:32 Sheryl Sandberg stepping down as COO of Meta
43:13 The Moment: Police station home
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