Satellite images show extent of demolition at the White House

New satellite images show the White House East Wing has been completely demolished in order to make way for President Trump's ballroom.

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Pictures emerged on Monday showing the facade of the East Wing being torn down. The latest imagery shows this section of the White House has now been been completely demolished.

BBC Verify's Jake Horton has been examining the images and what future construction we can expect to see.

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