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Weekend: FBI investigators find six more classified documents in President Biden’s home

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22/01/2023 GMT

FBI investigators find six more classified documents in President Biden’s home

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The FBI find six more classified documents after searching the President’s Delaware home

FBI investigators have searched President Biden’s family home in Wilmington, Delaware, finding six more classified documents. The White House says it is cooperating with the investigation, but Republicans have taken to Twitter to accuse the President of systematic wrongdoing. 

Also on Weekend: China’s population falls for the first time since the famine of the 1960s; and a new BBC podcast investigates an extraordinary catfishing scam. 

Joining Paul Henley to discuss this and more in the studio in London are Lijia Zhang, a Chinese-born writer and social commentator and Tim Jackson, an ecological economist and writer and Professor of Sustainable Development at the University of Surrey.

(Photo: A US flag flies at the Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice Building. Credit: Reuters)

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