A US federal court has overturned billions in funding cuts by President Donald Trump's administration to Harvard University. It ruled the government violated the Ivy League college's free speech rights when it revoked about $2bn (£1.5bn) in research grants. The ruling is a major legal victory for Harvard, but the White House has vowed to appeal. When it froze funding in April, the Trump administration accused the college of antisemitism, "radical left" ideologies and racial bias. Alan Garber, president of the university, said "the ruling affirms Harvard's First Amendment and procedural rights". Tap the link in BBCNews's bio to read why the court reached the decision it did. (📸 Getty) #HarvardUniversity #BBCNews