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It has been noted that the US Senate Committee has been in a position to review the sexual and sexual misconduct. As a result, it’s been delayed for up to a week. Would be limited to "current credible allegations", the Senate Judiciary Committee said. Judge Kavanaugh denies allegations from at least three women. FBI inquiry and the President of Donald Trump. As it happened: Committee votes on Kavanaugh Who is Brett Kavanaugh? The Brett Kavanaugh story in 300 words Kavanaugh deploys Trump and Clinton playbook Freedom of the Freedom of the Freedom, who says she is a teenager in the 1980s. Judge Kavanaugh also on Thursday, angrily rejecting the allegation he had ever assaulted her or anyone else. He accused Democrats of politicizing. What might the FBI do in a week? Analysts say an FBI investigation into the allegations against Judge Kavanaugh would not be a "new" investigation. It would be a reopening of Kavanaugh. This might be a bit longer for old ones. Mark Judge, a friend of the Judge of the Judo Mr Judge had been told that he didn’t recall any such incident. After the committee had signed the law, it said: "If you’re a co-operation," What exactly has happened? On Friday, a day after hearing from Kavanaughs ’Judas Kavanaugh’s nomination to the full Senate. Democrats accused the Republic of the Republic of Armenia, while the Republicans counted on the 10th anniversary of the Supreme Court. Ford's testimony through the eyes of a survivor Key takeaways from Thursday's dramatic hearing Moment of reckoning for American women Then there’s a chance to get a little confusion. Democrats and the American Bar Association (ABA) had pressed. Republicans including Mr. Flake in favor and all 10 Democrats - despite welcoming Mr. Flake's intervention - voting against. A statement issued later on the administration of the FBI background investigation. It said: "It would be no longer necessary to complete the process." Why is this vote so important? The Supreme Court plays a vital role in US political life. Appointed for life, This includes highly contentious social issues such as abortion. Why US top court is so much more political than UK's The supreme showdown for Trump's America Meet the Supremes - the judges on the court Judge Kavanaugh? Republicans control the Senate by a narrow 51-49 majority. Without a support of the Republican senator, there is no need to occur. A simple majority of those present is needed for the confirmation. If there is a tie, the vice-president, who presides over the Senate, casts the deciding vote. Mr Flake, who often differs from Mr Trump and the Republican leadership in Congress, It is a fact that it is not a problem. Leave a vote on the vote after the committee vote. "Whatever they think it is necessary, okay," he said. "They think right." But he continued to support Judge Kavanaugh, saying that he had not been able to find out. Are there other allegations against Kavanaugh? Yes, and new ones appeared ahead of Thursday's hearing. At present they are: Deborah Ramirez. The former Yale University student has said that Brett Kavanaugh once revealed himself to her at a dormitory party in the 1980s. She was standing there for her right and laughing. Julie Swetnick. A Washington DC resident. In a sworn affidavit, she alleges Brett Kavanaugh was involved in the drugging and sexual assault of girls at house parties in the 1980s. She says she was the victim of a gang rape in 1982 Anonymous. A woman sent a letter to a Colorado senator alleging her daughter was on the verge of a death in 1998 Judge Kavanaugh Judge Kavanaugh denies these allegations, and on Thursday called Ms Swetnick's allegation "a joke" and "a farce".

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Police in the Netherlands have arrested seven men over an alleged plot to carry out what they describe as a major terrorist attack involving guns and explosives. Police say the men were trying to source AK47s, hand grenades and bomb materials to carry out their attack. The men, aged between 21 and 34, were arrested on Thursday. Three had been arrested previously for trying to travel abroad to join foreign militants. Prosecutors say the man at the center of the group is a 34-year-old of Iraqi origin, who was persuaded in 2017 for trying to travel to fight for the Islamic State group. They say they were tipped off about the plot in April 2018 by intelligence services, who said the main suspect wanted to target "a large event in the Netherlands where there would be a lot of victims". The seven men were arrested in the central city of Arnhem and southern municipality of Weert on Thursday afternoon by anti-terrorism teams from the country's Special Interventions Service (DSI). Prosecutors believe the suspicions wanted to carry out twin attacks involving a bomb and gun attack at an event and a car bomb detonated elsewhere. "The suspects were in search of AK47s, hand guns, hand grenades, explosive vests and raw materials for several [car] bombs," prosecutors said in a statement. Prosecutors say they were allegedly seeking firearms training and were arrested in possession of five small handguns. The National Coordinator for Counterrorism and Security (NCTV) told local media in a statement that the arrests reflect the "realistic" risk of attacks in the country. The threat level in the Netherlands is currently set at four out of a maximum five. Earlier this month a jihadist was shot after stabbing two American tourists in Amsterdam.

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US President Donald Trump is expected to voice fresh criticism of Iran later when he chairs a UN Security Council session on the non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. It is only the third time a US leader will have presided over the body. On Tuesday Mr Trump accused Iran's leaders of sowing "chaos, death and destruction" in an address to the UN General Assembly in New York. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani described the US as a "bully". Iran is not a member of the security council but President Rouhani is planning to hold a news conference after the meeting. The war of words continued when US National Security Adviser John Bolton warned Tehran later on Tuesday there would be "hell to pay" if it harmed the US, its citizens or its allies. Business reaction to US sanctions Iran nuclear deal: Key details What nappies tell us about Iran's economic woes The US recently imposed sanctions after leaving the 2015 nuclear deal. The move has exposed divisions between the US and its European allies. What is expected at the UN? Wednesday's session will not be focused on any one particular country but will allow world leaders present to express their views on ways of countering weapons of mass destruction. However, in a recent tweet, President Trump said he would "chair the United Nations Security Council meeting on Iran." US-Iran relations have been sour for decades and Mr Trump has rarely lost an opportunity to criticize Tehran. US-Iran relations: A brief guide Do US sanctions increase risk of war? The BBC's Nick Bryant in New York says open meetings at the Security Council are usually heavily scripted and the council president is expected to adhere to formal wording. However, the council chamber is probably the closest thing in international diplomacy to a corporate boardroom and probably the type of stage Mr Trump relishes, our correspondent adds. When the meeting starts, he will make a statement and then all council members will follow. It is expected to take about two hours for all the steps to be heard. Mr Trump will be in the chair because the US currently holds the rotating presidium of the security council. What is the latest US criticism of Iran? Mr. Bolton, the former US envoy to the UN, told an event on the sentences of the General Assembly that the "murderous regime" in Tehran would face significant consequences if they continued to "lie, cheat and deceive". Five things Trump's new security chief believes Trump warnings trading partners over Iran Mr Bolton, who has argued for military action against Iran in the past, also said the US would be aggressive in enforcing economic sanctions. The US State Department on Tuesday issued a report detailing what it said was the "scope of the Iranian regime's destructive behavior at home and abroad". The report said Iran had "a stockpile of hundreds of missiles that threaten its neighbors in the region". What did Trump say at the UN? The US president defended his decision to abandon the 2015 accord, negotiated by then President Barack Obama, which saw Iran limit its nuclear activities in exchange for sanctions relief. "Iran's leaders sow chaos, death and destruction," Mr Trump told the general assembly. "They do not respect their neighbors or borders or the sovereign rights of nations. Instead, Iran's leaders plunder the nation's resources to enrich themselves and spread mayhem across the Middle East and far beyond." Mr Trump believes renewed sanctions and economic pressure will force Iran to agree to a new deal. How did Iran respond? Mr Rouhani told the UN General Assembly that dialogue should begin by ending threats and what he called "unjust sanctions", adding that no nation could be brought to the negotiating table by force. "The economic war that the United States has initiated under the rubric of new sanctions not only targets the Iranian people but also entitles harmful referections for the people of other countries, and that war has caused a disruption in the state of global trade," he said.