we head through and we head through and into lead through and into saturday. gh and into saturday. it's friday and into saturday. it's also— friday and into saturday. it's also going— friday and into saturday. it's also going oo— friday and into saturday. it's also going to turn more humid this— also going to turn more humid this weekend— also going to turn more humid this weekend ._ also going to turn more humid this weekend . well we've had lap this weekend. well we've had lap oonoos— this weekend. well we've had lap nonsos noon— this weekend. well we've had lap dances break ups— this weekend. well we've had lap dances break ups and uniforms in the dances break ups and uniforms in one high— dances break ups and uniforms in one high sonn— dances break ups and uniforms in the high court today, but snooty,— the high court today, but crucially, no— the high court today, but crucially, no actual hard proof from— crucially, no actual hard proof from prince— crucially, no actual hard proof from prince harry— crucially, no actual hard proof from prince harry about phone noonno— from prince harry about phone noonng on— from prince harry about phone hacking or information being gosnonoo— hacking or information being gathered through illicit means. nos— gathered through illicit means. no-s noo— gathered through illicit means. he's had another— gathered through illicit means. he's had another kicking- gathered through illicit means. he's had another kicking in court today, the wantaway prince. we will pick the bones out of this very shortly and look ahead his lawyer now his look ahead as his lawyer now his barrister to his feet. you barrister takes to his feet. you can't take your eyes off him and harry's to leaving that harry's going to be leaving that court i believe we've got court soon. i believe we've got some live pictures of the outside yes, we outside of it, have we.7 yes, we do indeed. outside of it, have we? yes, we doindeed.so outside of it, have we? yes, we do indeed. so he's going to be walking out of that door there at court very, very at the high court very, very shortly. you up to shortly. we will keep you up to date this trial. it is box date on this trial. it is box office. you will not want to miss a single second, but in other course, we other news, of course, we are also to be doing a lot of also going to be doing a lot of talking about this. a fascinating story. so britain apparently is the least racist

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tick. straightforward email today. gb views gb news .com. do you think based off what you know about this harry case so far, has harry made a fool of himself? gb views us. gb news .com headlines now . good .com headlines now. good afternoon to you. - .com headlines now. good afternoon to you. it's- good afternoon to you. it's 3:02. i'm anon— afternoon to you. it's 3:02. i'm aaron armstrong— afternoon to you. it's 3:02. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. prince harry has nnsnoo— newsroom. prince harry has finished giving— newsroom. prince harry has finished giving evidence in his stain— finished giving evidence in his claim against— finished giving evidence in his claim against daily mirror nowsoopps— claim against daily mirror newspapers. the duke of sussex says— newspapers. the duke of sussex says no— newspapers. the duke of sussex says no ono— newspapers. the duke of sussex says he once found— newspapers. the duke of sussex says he once found a tracking nonoo— says he once found a tracking nonoo on— says he once found a tracking nonoo on o— says he once found a tracking device on a car— says he once found a tracking device on a car belonging to ex ginnnono— device on a car belonging to ex girlfriend chelsy_ device on a car belonging to ex girlfriend chelsy davy, which he believes— girlfriend chelsy davy, which he believes nos— girlfriend chelsy davy, which he believes was planted by a private— believes was planted by a private investigator. now he believes— private investigator. now he believes journalists at the minor— believes journalists at the mirror group— believes journalists at the mirror group newspapers went to ennnee— mirror group newspapers went to extreme lengths— mirror group newspapers went to extreme lengths to _ mirror group newspapers went to extreme lengths to cover up onone— extreme lengths to cover up phone hacking,— extreme lengths to cover up phone hacking, which he claims nook— phone hacking, which he claims took place— phone hacking, which he claims nook ptooe on— phone hacking, which he claims took place on an— phone hacking, which he claims took place on an industrial sono— took place on an industrial soote .— took place on an industrial scale . while— took place on an industrial scale . while we are expecting scale. while we are expecting ninoe— scale. while we are expecting ninoe harry— scale. while we are expecting prince harry to _ scale. while we are expecting prince harry to leave the high oonn— prince harry to leave the high oonn ony— prince harry to leave the high ooun any fine— prince harry to leave the high court any time soon, the ounusnen— court any time soon, the publisher denies any wrongdoing . nne— publisher denies any wrongdoing . nne nine— publisher denies any wrongdoing . the prime minister has visited

arlington— . the prime minister has visited arlington national cemetery in virginn— arlington national cemetery in virginn oo— arlington national cemetery in virginn so too— arlington national cemetery in virginia to lay a— arlington national cemetery in virginia to lay a wreath at the nonn— virginia to lay a wreath at the tomb of— virginia to lay a wreath at the none of one— virginia to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. it is oneoi— tomb of the unknown soldier. it is oneoi oi— tomb of the unknown soldier. it is ahead of his— tomb of the unknown soldier. it is ahead of his fourth meeting nin— is ahead of his fourth meeting niin ine— is ahead of his fourth meeting win one us— is ahead of his fourth meeting with the us president , is ahead of his fourth meeting with the us president, which niii— with the us president, which niii sake— with the us president, which will take place— with the us president, which will take place at the white house— will take place at the white house tomorrow— will take place at the white house tomorrow during talks with joe house tomorrow during talks with ioe niien— house tomorrow during talks with ioe niien .— house tomorrow during talks with joe biden . rishi_ house tomorrow during talks with joe biden . rishi sunak is joe biden. rishi sunak is expeoiei— joe biden. rishi sunak is expeoiei io— joe biden. rishi sunak is expected to reaffirm western suooon— expected to reaffirm western support ukraine. in addition support for ukraine. in addition to support for ukraine. in addition io addressing— support for ukraine. in addition to addressing the— support for ukraine. in addition to addressing the growing threat of onino— to addressing the growing threat of onino .— to addressing the growing threat of china , climate— to addressing the growing threat of china , climate change and of china, climate change and oniiioioi— of china, climate change and artificial intelligence , the artificial intelligence, the metropolitan _ artificial intelligence, the metropolitan police says the ioioe— metropolitan police says the ioioe niii— metropolitan police says the force will apologise to anyone wrongly— force will apologise to anyone wrongly arrested— force will apologise to anyone wrongly arrested during the kings— wrongly arrested during the king's coronation when six nnenneisi— king's coronation when six nnennies oi— king's coronation when six members of the anti monarchy noni— members of the anti monarchy onoii ioeiiiiio— members of the anti monarchy group republic were held for 16 nouns— group republic were held for 16 ions ieioie— group republic were held for 16 hours before being released niinoni— hours before being released without charge— hours before being released without charge .— hours before being released without charge . volunteers for without charge. volunteers for iiesininsiei— without charge. volunteers for westminster council safety sonee— westminster council safety scheme were _ westminster council safety scheme were also among the 62 ieoiie— scheme were also among the 62 ieoiie io— scheme were also among the 62 ieoiie io ie— scheme were also among the 62 people to be detained on the day . inonsonis— people to be detained on the day . thousands of— people to be detained on the day . thousands of holidaymakers oonii— . thousands of holidaymakers oonii ie— . thousands of holidaymakers could be affected by a fresh oi— could be affected by a fresh wave of strikes— could be affected by a fresh wave of strikes at heathrow anion. — wave of strikes at heathrow anion. inis— wave of strikes at heathrow airport. this summer. more than 2000— airport. this summer. more than 2000 seoniiiy— airport. this summer. more than 2000 security guards with the ion— 2000 security guards with the unite— 2000 security guards with the union unite have— 2000 security guards with the union unite have announced the ines— union unite have announced the ioies oi— union unite have announced the ioies of men— union unite have announced the dates of their latest walkout . dates of their latest walkout. ine — dates of their latest walkout. the industrial— dates of their latest walkout.

the industrial action will be new— the industrial action will be neii ooioss— the industrial action will be held across 31— the industrial action will be held across 31 days between the zonin— held across 31 days between the inn oi— held across 31 days between the zen oi inne— held across 31 days between the 24th of june and— held across 31 days between the 24th of june and the 27th of anonsi. — 24th of june and the 27th of augisi. inoi— 24th of june and the 27th of august. that covers the start of the august. that covers the start of no sonooi— august. that covers the start of the school holidays and the angus— the school holidays and the augisi ioni— the school holidays and the august bank holiday weekend . august bank holiday weekend. unite— august bank holiday weekend. iiniie says— august bank holiday weekend. unite says the— august bank holiday weekend. unite says the airport's inoiiiies— unite says the airport's priorities are- unite says the airport's priorities are wrong and strikes niii— priorities are wrong and strikes will continue— priorities are wrong and strikes will continue until a fair pay one— will continue until a fair pay one is— will continue until a fair pay offer is made— will continue until a fair pay offer is made .— will continue until a fair pay offer is made . structural offer is made. structural enginees— offer is made. structural engineers are- offer is made. structural engineers are warning a badly damaged— engineers are warning a badly ionogei ion— engineers are warning a badly damaged dam in— engineers are warning a badly damaged dam in ukraine, which has damaged dam in ukraine, which nos ieii— damaged dam in ukraine, which has left thousands of people noneiess— has left thousands of people homeless, could— has left thousands of people homeless, could deteriorate finne— homeless, could deteriorate mine in— homeless, could deteriorate further in the— homeless, could deteriorate further in the coming days. ionssio-s— further in the coming days. russia's continuing to deny responsibility— russia's continuing to deny responsibility for the huge expiosion— responsibility for the huge explosion that— responsibility for the huge explosion that ripped through the kakhovka_ explosion that ripped through the kakhovka dam in the early nouns— the kakhovka dam in the early nouns oi— the kakhovka dam in the early hours of yesterday morning. our seoniiiy— hours of yesterday morning. our security editor— hours of yesterday morning. our security editor mark white has the security editor mark white has no ioiesi— security editor mark white has no ioiesi .— security editor mark white has no ioiesi . — security editor mark white has the latest . in— security editor mark white has the latest . " e�*i: the latest. in towns and villages along the dnipro valley. downstream from the kakhovka dam. this is a rapidly evolving qatar atrophy. more than 80 towns and villages in the direct path of the floodwaters are already being

inundated. it is a race to reach the most vulnerable , all trapped the most vulnerable, all trapped by the rising waters. boats and high sided vehicles have been commandeered to try to reach those affected . overnight, many those affected. overnight, many people have moved to the top floors of their houses and even onto the roofs to escape the rising water here. but even those elevated positions are far from safe with holes , structures from safe with holes, structures being lifted up and washed down stream . and as bad as the stream. and as bad as the situation is now, structural , situation is now, structural, engineers are warning it's likely to get far worse in the days ahead , with the dam already days ahead, with the dam already breached and weakened will continue to deteriorate with more of the dam wall likely to give way, sending even more flood water cascading down the dnipro river valley . perhaps dnipro river valley. perhaps predictably , both sides are predictably, both sides are blaming each other for this manmade disaster. the ukrainian

president, vladimir zelenskyy, said he was in no doubt this massive explosion caught on a cctv camera was the result of a russian detonated mine within the dam. russia for its part, is blaming ukrainian artillery and missile fire for the breach. both the uk and us governments are leaning towards russian involvement in the explosion , involvement in the explosion, but say they are still gathering and assessing all of the available intelligence in the meantime, the priority is , of meantime, the priority is, of course, on the rescue efforts for an unfolding disaster that's being felt more widely than just by the area's human population in the ukrainian held city of kherson, all most all of the animals within the local zoo have drowned . and elsewhere , have drowned. and elsewhere, along with the rescue of people , volunteers have been bringing pets and farm animals to safety . all of these rescue efforts

are being hampered by the fact this is still an active war zone with sadly no pause in the fighting . russia accusing fighting. russia accusing ukraine of launching drone strikes on the flooded russian held town of kakhovka and ukraine, accusing russia of shelling flooded areas around the city of kherson . mark white the city of kherson. mark white gb news, and that is it for the moment. we'll bring you more as it moment. we'll bring you more as i noiiens— moment. we'll bring you more as it happens through— moment. we'll bring you more as it happens through the— it happens through the afternoon. _ it happens through the afternoon. but now it's over to patrick wow. wow. well high drama at

the high only the high court. there is only one start this historic one place to start this historic court case involving prince harry. and harry said he believes stories written in mirror publications caused mirror group publications caused six security concerns . he also six security concerns. he also accused mirror group of accused the mirror group of industrial destruction of industrial scale destruction of evidence, and that has been a vital factor in the case so far, dufing vital factor in the case so far, during which prince harry has not been able to provide any evidence himself. his lawyer then stood up his barrister stood up. and i think a lot of people, myself included, were expecting sherborne there to expecting mr sherborne there to stand up and start dishing out the goods. here's the proof. here's the proof, here's the proof. well, he was handed proof. well, he was empty handed as we can see. and prince as far as we can see. and prince harry on harry is relying on circumstantial evidence at best. he's also relying on speculation. and this notion that evidence has been destroyed. and i think a lot of people are scratching their heads now. i'm going to go into the granular detail of exactly what was said in court today. but people will left but a lot of people will be left scratching their heads thinking why earth bother karen why on earth did he bother karen walker us now. news

walkerjoins us now. gb news royal correspondent high royal correspondent at the high court. ron harry is court. kaja kallas ron harry is supposed walking from supposed to be walking out from behind you at some point soon. supposed to be walking out from bewe d you at some point soon. supposed to be walking out from bewe haven't: some point soon. supposed to be walking out from bewe haven't just1e point soon. supposed to be walking out from bewe haven't just missed soon. supposed to be walking out from bewe haven't just missed him,. if we haven't just missed him, actually, some of the actually, what was some of the standout for today in standout bits for you today in that behind you ? well that building behind you? well he's still in court, patrick, but he has finished giving his evidence both to mr andrew greene, of course, the barrister who's been grilling him over the last day and a half over his evidence and his claims that mirror group newspapers are guilty in the fact that they unlawfully obtained information in order for their journalists to write stories about him. thatis to write stories about him. that is the allegation from ininoe— that is the allegation from iiinoe harry— that is the allegation from prince harry and the mirror group.— prince harry and the mirror group. newspapers are very much ooniesiing— group. newspapers are very much ooniesiing inis— group. newspapers are very much contesting this in— group. newspapers are very much contesting this in this civil inen— contesting this in this civil case. then it— contesting this in this civil case. then it was david sherborne,— case. then it was david sherborne, prince harry's ionyeis— sherborne, prince harry's lawyers attempt to ask questions . as— lawyers attempt to ask questions . as you— lawyers attempt to ask questions .as you said,— lawyers attempt to ask questions . as you said, there— lawyers attempt to ask questions . as you said, there was no concrete evidence that was inoinoei. — concrete evidence that was produced. but— concrete evidence that was produced. but what they did do oioiiiy— produced. but what they did do oioiiiy o— produced. but what they did do was clarify a few— produced. but what they did do was clarify a few points. so yesienioy— was clarify a few points. so yesienioy we — was clarify a few points. so yesterday we talked, didn't we, pinion— yesterday we talked, didn't we, patrick, about— yesterday we talked, didn't we, patrick, about the _ yesterday we talked, didn't we, patrick, about the article invoiving— patrick, about the article- involving _having involving prince harry having a disagreement— involving prince harry having a disagreement with his brother, ininoe— disagreement with his brother, prince william— disagreement with his brother, prince william ,_ disagreement with his brother, prince william , in 2004 over prince william, in 2004 over nneinei— prince william, in 2004 over nneinei oi— prince william, in 2004 over whether or not— prince william, in 2004 over

whether or not meet his whether or not to meet his iiono-s— whether or not to meet his diana's former— whether or not to meet his diana's former butler , paul diana's former butler, paul inneii— diana's former butler, paul burrell, now— diana's former butler, paul burrell, now in— diana's former butler, paul burrell, now in prince harry's sine,— burrell, now in prince harry's memoir, spare, it's one version of evesi — memoir, spare, it's one version of eveis ani— memoir, spare, it's one version of events. and then in prince horny-s— of events. and then in prince harry's witness _ of events. and then in prince harry's witness statement, it's onoinei— harry's witness statement, it's another version _ harry's witness statement, it's another version of— harry's witness statement, it's another version of events. and mr another version of events. and iii eeen— another version of events. and iii eeen no— another version of events. and mr green, kc asked prince harry vesieniov— mr green, kc asked prince harry yesterdayv wgg, — mr green, kc asked prince harry yesterday, well, which one? wnion— yesterday, well, which one? wnion oe— yesterday, well, which one? which one is— yesterday, well, which one? which one is it?— yesterday, well, which one? which one is it? he effectively used— which one is it? he effectively nsei iiinoe— which one is it? he effectively used prince harry's memoir ogoinsi— used prince harry's memoir ogoinsi nin— used prince harry's memoir ogoinsi nin .— used prince harry's memoir against him . now, mr sherborne against him. now, mr sherborne oskei— against him. now, mr sherborne osiei iiinoe— against him. now, mr sherborne asked prince prince harry. so at ioini— asked prince prince harry. so at ioini voi— asked prince prince harry. so at some point you changed your mini.— some point you changed your nini. wnen— some point you changed your mind. when did— some point you changed your mind. when did it happen? and he appeared— mind. when did it happen? and he appeared io— mind. when did it happen? and he appeared to extract— mind. when did it happen? and he appeared to extract from prince nonv— appeared to extract from prince harry inni— appeared to extract from prince harry inoi ove— appeared to extract from prince harry that over a— appeared to extract from prince harry that over a number of discussions— harry that over a number of discussions over— harry that over a number of discussions over the christmas noiiiovs— discussions over the christmas noiiiovs oi— discussions over the christmas holidays at sandringham that iiinoe— holidays at sandringham that prince—princel prince harry had with prince winon— prince harry had with prince william, that's— prince harry had with prince william, that's the moment that prince harry had with prince wiichangedit's the moment that prince harry had with prince wiichangedit's the mcwhich that prince harry had with prince wiichangedit's the mcwhich would he changed his mind, which would ieinois— he changed his mind, which would perhaps indicate— he changed his mind, which would perhaps indicate why one version of eveis— perhaps indicate why one version of events during— perhaps indicate why one version of events during the witness sioienenis— of events during the witness statements of _ of events during the witness statements of how prince harry felt statements of how prince harry ieii oi— statements of how prince harry ieii oi ine— statements of how prince harry felt at the time— statements of how prince harry felt at the time in— statements of how prince harry felt at the time in 2004 was iiiieieni— felt at the time in 2004 was different to— felt at the time in 2004 was different to that— felt at the time in 2004 was different to that of when he vioie— different to that of when he vioie nis— different to that of when he wrote his memoir, spare all inose— wrote his memoir, spare all inose vens— wrote his memoir, spare all those years later . but just those years later. but just a more broader— those years later. but just a more broader points, i think it very— more broader points, i think it was very difficult— more broader points, i think it was very difficult for prince nonv— was very difficult for prince harry io— was very difficult for prince harry io siov— was very difficult for prince harry to stay in— was very difficult for prince harry to stay in particular ieoose— harry to stay in particular ieoose oi— harry to stay in particular because of the- harry to stay in particular because of the personal information— because of the personal information that was being read noni— information that was being read oioni in— information that was being read oioni in oonn— information that was being read aloud in court and— information that was being read aloud in court and him having to neiive— aloud in court and him having to neiive g,— aloud in court and him having to relive it, particularly around

his relationship— relive it, particularly around his relationship with his former giniinieni— his relationship with his former girlfriend, chelsea davy. in fag,— girlfriend, chelsea davy. in fact, prince— girlfriend, chelsea davy. in fact, prince harry said at one ioini— fact, prince harry said at one ioini onio— fact, prince harry said at one ioini inoi ne— fact, prince harry said at one point that he it's— fact, prince harry said at one point that he it's equally as iisiiessing— point that he it's equally as distressing for— point that he it's equally as distressing for chelsea as it is for nin — distressing for chelsea as it is for nin .— distressing for chelsea as it is for him , because— distressing for chelsea as it is for him , because chelsea also is for him, because chelsea also is nos— for him, because chelsea also is now has now moved on from him oni— now has now moved on from him and nos— now has now moved on from him and nos nei— now has now moved on from him and nos nor on— now has now moved on from him and has her own family and is trying— and has her own family and is inving io— and has her own family and is inving io siov— and has her own family and is trying to stay out— and has her own family and is trying to stay out of the media sioiiigni. — trying to stay out of the media sioiiigni. ani— trying to stay out of the media spotlight. and yet she has been inggei— spotlight. and yet she has been inggei iook— spotlight. and yet she has been dragged back into— spotlight. and yet she has been dragged back into this court ine— dragged back into this court case. the lawyer— dragged back into this court case. the lawyer for mirror noni— case. the lawyer for mirror group newspapers gave a lot more evoniies— group newspapers gave a lot more evoniies oi— group newspapers gave a lot more examples of articles— group newspapers gave a lot more examples of articles in which inni— examples of articles in which one iiinoe— examples of articles in which that prince harry— examples of articles in which that prince harry is claiming viiiien— that prince harry is claiming was written with— that prince harry is claiming was written with unlawful information— was written with unlawful information ,_ was written with unlawful information , where other other information, where other other media— information, where other other media organisations had already put media organisations had already ini ine— media organisations had already put the information out in the iniiio— put the information out in the public domain— put the information out in the public domain and there was also this public domain and there was also one oinoioi— public domain and there was also this crucial point— public domain and there was also this crucial point about royal sources, an anonymous royal sources , patrick,— sources, an anonymous royal sources , patrick, which sorry, sources, patrick, which sorry, ieo— sources, patrick, which sorry, excuse me. let me get my inongnis. — excuse me. let me get my thoughts. the— excuse me. let me get my thoughts. the anonymous royal inni— thoughts. the anonymous royal sources that prince harry noinioins— sources that prince harry maintains through phone hacking or maintains through phone hacking on nniovini— maintains through phone hacking or unlawful information goiiening— or unlawful information gathering, whereas mr mr green ioiniei— gathering, whereas mr mr green ioiniei oni— gathering, whereas mr mr green pointed out that— gathering, whereas mr mr green pointed out that actually it oonii— pointed out that actually it oonii nove— pointed out that actually it could have just— pointed out that actually it could have just been friends or friends— could have just been friends or friends on— could have just been friends or friends or the— could have just been friends or friends or the pub— could have just been friends or friends or the pub manager who

ooiis— friends or the pub manager who ooiis o— friends or the pub manager who calls a journalist— friends or the pub manager who calls a journalist to say prince horny-s— calls a journalist to say prince nanny-s neve— calls a journalist to say prince harry's here with— calls a journalist to say prince harry's here with such and such. so harry's here with such and such. so i— harry's here with such and such. so i vs— harry's here with such and such. so i inni— harry's here with such and such. so it was that kind— harry's here with such and such. so it was that kind of circumstantial evidence which ooninies— circumstantial evidence which ooniinesio— circumstantial evidence which continues to trip— circumstantial evidence which continues to trip prince harry up,— continues to trip prince harry in novveven— continues to trip prince harry up, however, saying all of that inis— up, however, saying all of that one is— up, however, saying all of that one is o— up, however, saying all of that this is a civil— up, however, saying all of that this is a civil case.— up, however, saying all of that this is a civil case. we the judge— this is a civil case. we the iiige oniv— this is a civil case. we the judge only needs to find on the ioionoe— judge only needs to find on the ioionoe oi— judge only needs to find on the balance of probabilities that he was balance of probabilities that he nosi— balance of probabilities that he was most likely— balance of probabilities that he was most likely or— balance of probabilities that he was most likely or most likely not was most likely or most likely noi o— was most likely or most likely noi o vioiin— was most likely or most likely not a victim of— was most likely or most likely not a victim of unlawful information— not a victim of unlawful information gathering . and he is information gathering. and he is evieoiei— information gathering. and he is evieoieilgive— information gathering. and he is expected give verdict in expected to give his verdict in a expected to give his verdict in o-oi— expected to give his verdict in o-oi weeks— expected to give his verdict in a of weeks because there a couple of weeks because there is siiii— a couple of weeks because there is still evidence— a couple of weeks because there is still evidence being presented.— is still evidence being presented. absolutely. cameron inani— presented. absolutely. cameron monk-verv— presented. absolutely. cameron thank very much. thank you very, very much. conneion— thank you very, very much. cameron-there,- thank you very, very much. cameron _there, our. thank you very, very much. . cameron _there, our royal cameron walker there, our royal correspondent at the high court. look some fascinating snippets correspondent at the high court. look sonyouiscinating snippets correspondent at the high court. look sonyou rememberinippets correspondent at the high court. look sonyou remember yesterday? correspondent at the high court. look sonyou alliember yesterday? correspondent at the high court. look sonyou alliem and'esterday? correspondent at the high court. look sonyou alliem and so:erday? i'm sure you all do. and so many of tuned in. it's great to of you tuned in. it's great to see. but they would hit him with a particular article. and a particular article. okay. and they would say, you that they would say, do you know that this was actually this article was actually obtained through phone hacking , obtained through phone hacking, to which harry would say something of, something along the lines of, well, suspect they well, i suspect so often they would then say to him, did you read the article at the time? did actually cause you did it actually cause you any distress to which he would often say today we're into say no today we're getting into the of things. the more recent side of things. so going to start the so i'm going to start with the very final article that was addressed it's

addressed at court today. it's number 33 and it's in relation to his relationship with chelsy davy, of davy, who is mentioned a heck of a these proceedings, a lot in these proceedings, possibly reason why meghan possibly a reason why meghan markle isn't attending and his attempt to win her back by bombarding her with calls. bombarding her with phone calls. and about her having and this is about her having a new partner despite his new partner despite spite his attempts her ms attempts to get her back. ms davy us university at the davy was at us university at the time and what the mirror group newspapers to harry is, newspapers say to harry is, look, harry, are you aware that people university who people at that university who were to chelsy davy were were close to chelsy davy were giving us this information to which harry said, i highly which harry said, well, i highly doubt there is email doubt that there is an email that appears have been that appears to have been produced again may well produced which again may well prove he says, prove that. and then he says, well, question validity of well, i question the validity of this. doubt it . and this. i highly doubt it. and this. i highly doubt it. and this is kind of where we are, harry. they're sitting in a witness just talking about witness box just talking about his feelings. it's a call all sunshine. i'm going to bring in now michael cole, who is the royal commentator of notes. yeah, more of the same from harry, but actually some fascinating bits we're to fascinating bits we're going to unpack here. but he really is not providing any information to do with evidence whatsoever . do with evidence whatsoever. cameron has illuminated

brilliantly— cameron has illuminated brilliantly the— cameron has illuminated brilliantly the major points, the important— brilliantly the major points, the important points throughout the important points throughout one iosi— the important points throughout the last couple— the important points throughout the last couple of— the important points throughout the last couple of days . we the last couple of days. we noven-i— the last couple of days. we haven't missed— the last couple of days. we haven't missed a thing , but you haven't missed a thing, but you oni— haven't missed a thing, but you oni i— haven't missed a thing, but you oni i nove— haven't missed a thing, but you and i have read— haven't missed a thing, but you and i have read through every sviioiie— and i have read through every sviioiie oi— and i have read through every syllable of the— and i have read through every syllable of the testimony , and syllable of the testimony, and i-ve— syllable of the testimony, and ive iooiei— syllable of the testimony, and i've looked avidly to try and fini— i've looked avidly to try and find o— i've looked avidly to try and find a smoking— i've looked avidly to try and find a smoking gun and i haven't found— find a smoking gun and i haven't iooni o— find a smoking gun and i haven't found a smoking— find a smoking gun and i haven't found a smoking gun. i haven't iooni— found a smoking gun. i haven't iooni o— found a smoking gun. i haven't even found a gun— found a smoking gun. i haven't even found a gun because what the even found a gun because what one iiinoe— even found a gun because what one innoe nos— even found a gun because what the prince has to— even found a gun because what the prince has to do is , is to the prince has to do is, is to ink— the prince has to do is, is to ink ine— the prince has to do is, is to link the daily— the prince has to do is, is to link the daily mirror to the onininoiiiv— link the daily mirror to the criminality and— link the daily mirror to the criminality and criminality ossooioiei— criminality and criminality associated with illicit attempts and successes— associated with illicit attempts and successes in— associated with illicit attempts and successes in in invading his iiivoov— and successes in in invading his invoov in— and successes in in invading his invoov in on— and successes in in invading his privacy in an illegal way . and privacy in an illegal way. and onenes— privacy in an illegal way. and ineie-s o— privacy in an illegal way. and ineie-s o iot— privacy in an illegal way. and there's a lot of— privacy in an illegal way. and there's a lot of assertion . there's a lot of assertion. ineie-s— there's a lot of assertion. ineie-s o— there's a lot of assertion. there's a lot— there's a lot of assertion. there's a lot of- there's a lot of assertion. there's a lot of suspicion . there's a lot of suspicion. ineie-s— there's a lot of suspicion. ineie-s o— there's a lot of suspicion. there's a lot— there's a lot of suspicion. there's a lot of- there's a lot of suspicion. there's a lot of allegation and ooosoioni— there's a lot of allegation and ooosoioni .— there's a lot of allegation and accusation . but— there's a lot of allegation and accusation . but what there is accusation. but what there is noi— accusation. but what there is not is— accusation. but what there is not is on— accusation. but what there is not is any proof.— accusation. but what there is not is any proof. and without noon— not is any proof. and without inooi onene— not is any proof. and without proof, there is— not is any proof. and without proof, there is no— not is any proof. and without proof, there is no evidence . and proof, there is no evidence. and inis— proof, there is no evidence. and inis oose— proof, there is no evidence. and this case turns— proof, there is no evidence. and this case turns on— proof, there is no evidence. and this case turns on evidence. mr iosiioe—

this case turns on evidence. mr justice fancourt_ this case turns on evidence. mr justice fancourt the judge will be justice fancourt the judge will ie noking— justice fancourt the judge will be making sure— justice fancourt the judge will be making sure that everything is gone— be making sure that everything is done exto— be making sure that everything is done extra ordinarily, fairly sonoioioosiv— is done extra ordinarily, fairly sonoioioosiv .— is done extra ordinarily, fairly scrupulously , fairly. and even scrupulously, fairly. and even if ne— scrupulously, fairly. and even if no nos— scrupulously, fairly. and even if he has sympathy for the inne— if he has sympathy for the innoe, ne— if he has sympathy for the prince, he has— if he has sympathy for the prince, he has to find on the evienoei — prince, he has to find on the evidence. now— prince, he has to find on the evidence. now unless the other inne— evidence. now unless the other three plaintiffs— evidence. now unless the other three plaintiffs who have yet to oiieoi— three plaintiffs who have yet to oiieon nove— three plaintiffs who have yet to oiieon nove goi— three plaintiffs who have yet to appear have got a— three plaintiffs who have yet to appear have got a nuclear ievioe— appear have got a nuclear device, which— appear have got a nuclear device, which proves which blows up device, which proves which blows oi ine— device, which proves which blows up no mino— device, which proves which blows up the mirror case,— device, which proves which blows up the mirror case, there is noining— up the mirror case, there is noining no— up the mirror case, there is nothing now at— up the mirror case, there is nothing now at the end . and you nothing now at the end. and you mentioned— nothing now at the end. and you mentioned david— nothing now at the end. and you mentioned david sherborne , the mentioned david sherborne, the ooonsei— mentioned david sherborne, the ooonsei ion— mentioned david sherborne, the counsel for the— mentioned david sherborne, the counsel for the celebrity ooonsei— counsel for the celebrity ooonsei .— counsel for the celebrity ooonsei , o— counsel for the celebrity counsel, a barrister for counsel for the celebrity counsel , a barrister for the counsel, a barrister for the evinoe— counsel, a barrister for the evinoe .— counsel, a barrister for the evinoe , oni— counsel, a barrister for the prince , and he— counsel, a barrister for the prince , and he took the prince prince, and he took the prince inioogn— prince, and he took the prince inioogn nis— prince, and he took the prince through his evidence , this through his evidence, this re—examination. yes. and he was iiiiing— re—examination. yes. and he was iiiiing in— re—examination. yes. and he was iiiiing in some— re—examination. yes. and he was filling in some of— re—examination. yes. and he was filling in some of the gaps. re—examination. yes. and he was filling in some of the gaps . and filling in some of the gaps. and one was expecting— filling in some of the gaps. and one was expecting that he would siienginen — one was expecting that he would sinenginen ine— one was expecting that he would strengthen the case. now there's one interesting— strengthen the case. now there's one interesting thing that came out oi— one interesting thing that came out oi ine— one interesting thing that came out at the end— one interesting thing that came out at the end that prince harry sovs— out at the end that prince harry sovs inoi— out at the end that prince harry sovs inoi ne— out at the end that prince harry says that he found— out at the end that prince harry says that he found and a iiooking— says that he found and a tracking device that had been fitted— tracking device that had been iiiiei io— tracking device that had been fitted to chelsy— tracking device that had been fitted to chelsy davy's car. veon. — fitted to chelsy davy's car. veon. ani— fitted to chelsy davy's car. veon. ani o— fitted to chelsy davy's car. yeah. and a friend of his, moo— yeah. and a friend of his, marco, found— yeah. and a friend of his, marco, found one on his own car.

ves— marco, found one on his own car. ves ani— marco, found one on his own car. ves ani inev— marco, found one on his own car. yes and they name— marco, found one on his own car. yes and they name in court ioiov— yes and they name in court ioiov. io— yes and they name in court ioiov. so its— yes and they name in court today. so it's privileged. the ieson— today. so it's privileged. the ieson vio— today. so it's privileged. the person who allegedly did it. but has person who allegedly did it. but nos ineie— person who allegedly did it. but has there been— person who allegedly did it. but has there been any attempt or soooessioi— has there been any attempt or successful or— has there been any attempt or successful or even— has there been any attempt or successful or even unsuccessful oiienii— successful or even unsuccessful oiienii io — successful or even unsuccessful attempt to attach _ successful or even unsuccessful attempt to attach him? was that iioooiei— attempt to attach him? was that inooonei iv— attempt to attach him? was that inooonei iv ine— attempt to attach him? was that procured by the daily mirror or ii— procured by the daily mirror or it not? — procured by the daily mirror or was it not? well,— procured by the daily mirror or was it not? well, a- procured by the daily mirror or was it not? viii“ c g was it not? well, a little bit later on in this show, and this is one to watch out for. okay. i am going to be talking live to a high court barrister, someone who was cross—examined, the former royal butler, paul burrell, someone who knows a heck of lot cases just heck of a lot about cases just like they will be able like this. and they will be able to give some advice on what was harry legal harry briefed? will his legal team be happy? is there a wider game plan here that maybe we're not the minute? so not aware of at the minute? so that's keeping on. that's worth keeping tabs on. but yes, allude there to but yes, you allude there to harry's barrister. now, hope harry's barrister. now, i hope this but this isn't true, michael, but reading between the lines here, this is fascinating. when did you first decide to go to a solicitor against mirror group newspapers ? as this is newspapers? as this is a question put by mirror group newspapers to prince harry, i bumped into mr sherborne in

france in 2018, so we don't know why he was in france. let's assume maybe it was a holiday or something along those lines. you can picture the scene, can't you? the south of france, you've got the old whispering angel on the there you know, club 55, the go. there you know, club 55, all this stuff. in walks all of this stuff. and in walks this perma, tanned, slick barrister goes , hey, barrister who goes, hey, you know, he dollar signs know, and he sees dollar signs in please tell me, in his eyes. please tell me, michael, harry hasn't been michael, that harry hasn't been suckered in a hot shot suckered in by a hot shot lawyer. well i'm not going to say you just said, but it's say what you just said, but it's fair comment. i think he would say fair comment. i think he would sov even— fair comment. i think he would sov in— fair comment. i think he would sov in o— fair comment. i think he would say even in a libel— ” f i think he would say even in a libel case, he soii— say even in a libel case, he soii inoi— say even in a libel case, he said that that— say even in a libel case, he said that that is— say even in a libel case, he said that that is fair comment vnoiiei— said that that is fair comment vnoiiei oi— said that that is fair comment noted no in— said that that is fair comment vnoiiei ii in o— said that that is fair comment wrapped up in a rolled up plea. now:— wrapped up in a rolled up plea. nov, ieo— wrapped up in a rolled up plea. nov, iei ne— wrapped up in a rolled up plea. now, let me just— wrapped up in a rolled up plea. now, let me just say that we nosi— now, let me just say that we must remember— now, let me just say that we must remember that the alleged onese— must remember that the alleged inese ii— must remember that the alleged these 33 alleged— must remember that the alleged these 33 alleged illicit invasions— these 33 alleged illicit invasions of- these 33 alleged illicit invasions of his privacy took iiooe— invasions of his privacy took iiooe .— invasions of his privacy took place . between— invasions of his privacy took place . between 12 and 26 years place. between 12 and 26 years ago— place. between 12 and 26 years ogo vien— place. between 12 and 26 years ogo vnen ne— place. between 12 and 26 years ago when he was— place. between 12 and 26 years ago when he was quite a young . nov, viv— ago when he was quite a young man . now, why wait until 2018? man. now, why wait until 2018? nov— man. now, why wait until 2018? nov i— man. now, why wait until 2018? nov i inink— man. now, why wait until 2018? nov i oninv i— man. now, why wait until 2018? now i think i think i'm right. i snooii— now i think i think i'm right. i snooii know.— now i think i think i'm right. i should know. he— now i think i think i'm right. i

should know. he got married in zone.— should know. he got married in zeis. io— should know. he got married in 2018. to meghan— should know. he got married in 2018. to meghan markle , a 2018. to meghan markle, a vonienoi— 2018. to meghan markle, a wonderful occasion. they were oneeiei— wonderful occasion. they were oneeiei io — wonderful occasion. they were cheered to the— wonderful occasion. they were cheered to the echoes 12 deep oovis— cheered to the echoes 12 deep oovis in— cheered to the echoes 12 deep crowds in windsor, great park oni— crowds in windsor, great park oni so— crowds in windsor, great park oni so so— crowds in windsor, great park and so on. so what made him do inoii— and so on. so what made him do inoii ieooose— and so on. so what made him do that? because if— and so on. so what made him do that? because if you— and so on. so what made him do that? because if you remember oni— that? because if you remember oni ve— that? because if you remember oni ve ieooii— that? because if you remember and we recall we— that? because if you remember and we recall we had the happy inne— and we recall we had the happy iiinoe, ne— and we recall we had the happy innoe, ne os— and we recall we had the happy prince, he was the— and we recall we had the happy prince, he was the man who was going— prince, he was the man who was joking viii— prince, he was the man who was joking with usain_ prince, he was the man who was joking with usain bolt on the on the joking with usain bolt on the on no ne— joking with usain bolt on the on no no os— joking with usain bolt on the on the he was the— joking with usain bolt on the on the he was the man everybody iovei. — the he was the man everybody iovei. ne— the he was the man everybody loved. he was— the he was the man everybody loved. he was hugely popular. ivenvioiv— loved. he was hugely popular. everybody liked— loved. he was hugely popular. everybody liked him. he was the iiinoe— everybody liked him. he was the iiinoe oi— everybody liked him. he was the prince of smiles— everybody liked him. he was the prince of smiles .— everybody liked him. he was the prince of smiles . and now he's prince of smiles. and now he's ieooe— prince of smiles. and now he's ieooe ine— prince of smiles. and now he's become the prince— prince of smiles. and now he's become the prince of litigation. so become the prince of litigation. so vnoi— become the prince of litigation. so what changed?— become the prince of litigation. so what changed? i do not know . so what changed? i do not know. but so what changed? i do not know. iii i— so what changed? i do not know. iii i io— so what changed? i do not know. iii i to vnoi— so what changed? i do not know. but i do what i— so what changed? i do not know. but i do what i do— so what changed? i do not know. but i do what i do know. patrick oni— but i do what i do know. patrick oni i— but i do what i do know. patrick oni i ininv— but i do what i do know. patrick and i think this— but i do what i do know. patrick and i think this is— but i do what i do know. patrick and i think this is very serious . ii— and i think this is very serious . ii yon-ie— and i think this is very serious . ii voo-ne going— and i think this is very serious . if you're going to accuse ieoiie— . if you're going to accuse ieoiie oi— . if you're going to accuse people of criminal behaviour , people of criminal behaviour, yon-ve— people of criminal behaviour, voo-ve goi— people of criminal behaviour, voo-ve goi io— people of criminal behaviour, you've got to be— people of criminal behaviour, you've got to be armed with some pretty— you've got to be armed with some pretty good— you've got to be armed with some pretty good evidence because tooinoiisn — pretty good evidence because toonnoiisn is— pretty good evidence because journalism is an— pretty good evidence because journalism is an old trade. it may— journalism is an old trade. it nov noi— journalism is an old trade. it nov noi ie— journalism is an old trade. it nov noi ie o— journalism is an old trade. it may not be a noble trade, but its— may not be a noble trade, but its very— may not be a noble trade, but it's very important to the ienooioov— it's very important to the democracy of _ it's very important to the democracy of this country. the minor— democracy of this country. the minor noni— democracy of this country. the mirror group newspapers is more inon— mirror group newspapers is more inon ioo— mirror group newspapers is more inon ioo veois— mirror group newspapers is more than 100 years old. _ mirror group newspapers is more than 100 years old. it traces its onoesinv— than 100 years old. it traces its ancestry back. - than 100 years old. it traces its ancestry back. there are

ieoiie— its ancestry back. there are ieoiie vio— its ancestry back. there are people who have edited and viien— people who have edited and written these _ people who have edited and written these stories and viien— written these stories and written the _ written these stories and written the headlines. now they negoii— written the headlines. now they regard themselves as honourable ioniiv— regard themselves as honourable men, family, men.— regard themselves as honourable men, family, men. they pay their toes— men, family, men. they pay their toes .— men, family, men. they pay their ioves . inev— men, family, men. they pay their toes . inev oiev— men, family, men. they pay their taxes . they obey the law. if taxes. they obey the law. if yon-ie— taxes. they obey the law. if voo-ne going— taxes. they obey the law. if voo-ne going io— taxes. they obey the law. if you're going to accuse them of ieionies— you're going to accuse them of felonies, which— you're going to accuse them of felonies, which could end up viii— felonies, which could end up viin inen— felonies, which could end up with them being— felonies, which could end up with them being in his majesty's poisons— with them being in his majesty's insons voo— with them being in his majesty's prisons, you better— with them being in his majesty's prisons, you better have some pretty— prisons, you better have some pretty gooi— prisons, you better have some pretty gooi oe— prisons, you better have some pretty good come equipped . pretty good come equipped. yon-ve— pretty good come equipped. voo-ve goi— pretty good come equipped. voo-ve got is— pretty good come equipped. you've got to come- pretty good come equipped. you've got to come equipped. michael. thank you very, very much. you will be out of much. you will be in and out of this show throughout . i'm going much. you will be in and out of thileavev throughout . i'm going much. you will be in and out of thileave you oughout . i'm going much. you will be in and out of thileave you now out . i'm going much. you will be in and out of thileave you now with i'm going much. you will be in and out of thileave you now with anotherig to leave you now with another direct quote from this live transcript from the court. this is own barrister is harry's own barrister asking him questions. okay harry's own barrister. says there was barrister. he says there was nothing in relation to you in terms of call data that was mentioned. yes. so actual, proper hard proof evidence . proper hard proof evidence. right. and harry says, no, no , right. and harry says, no, no, that wasn't there he goes. and he says, but hacking myself was an incredible and credibly risky thing to do . okay, well, it also thing to do. okay, well, it also better be a demonstrably provable thing to otherwise provable thing to do. otherwise you know, you're bang in trouble, then trouble, harry. and then he says, you mean that no one says, do you mean that no one did phone? this is his did hack your phone? this is his own which harry

own barrister. to which harry says they'd have gone to extreme lengths tracks. lengths to cover their tracks. well, well have done, well, they may well have done, but can you prove that they did it indeed covered and it or indeed covered it up? and if answer to those things if the answer to those things are no, it's very difficult to see gets anything out are no, it's very difficult to seithis. gets anything out are no, it's very difficult to seithis. and gets anything out are no, it's very difficult to seithis. and frankly,anything out are no, it's very difficult to seithis. and frankly, as thing out are no, it's very difficult to seithis. and frankly, as well, out of this. and frankly, as well, it's very difficult to see why he bothered up. but he even bothered turning up. but there views at gb news there we go. gb views at gb news .com. more on this story .com. loads more on this story on website. simply head to on our website. simply head to gb news .com. you'll find the best analysis and opinion as well breaking best analysis and opinion as well and breaking best analysis and opinion as well and at breaking best analysis and opinion as well and at 9:00)reaking best analysis and opinion as well and at 9:00 there �*ig best analysis and opinion as well and at 9:00 there will be news. and at 9:00 there will be a special edition of dan wootton tonight their own tonight including their very own prince impersonator who prince harry impersonator who will be reading out the duke's bombshell statements. ever bombshell statements. don't ever miss dan wootton at 9 pm. it is a fabulous offering. but if you listen to some people moving on, racism is rampant across britain. i don't know about you, but i'm sick and tired of it all. and then they ignore studies like the study that i'm going to show to you right now. a new report out today shows that this is absolute rubbish and that britain believe and that britain is, believe it or the least racist or not, one of the least racist places in the west. and the best

places in the west. and the best place to live if you are an ethnic minority. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

listening to gb news radio. in insi— listening to gb news radio. in inst o— listening to gb news radio. in inst o ten— listening to gb news radio. in just a few moments, i will have tots— just a few moments, i will have tots oe— just a few moments, i will have tots on— just a few moments, i will have lots more on another dramatic day— lots more on another dramatic tov invotving— lots more on another dramatic day involving prince harry at the day involving prince harry at tne nign— day involving prince harry at the high court— day involving prince harry at the high court and trust me, tiere— the high court and trust me, tneie is— the high court and trust me, tneie is o— the high court and trust me, there is a lot— the high court and trust me, there is a lot more to talk oiont— there is a lot more to talk about when— there is a lot more to talk about when it— there is a lot more to talk about when it comes to that. sonne— about when it comes to that. some shocking— about when it comes to that. some shocking revelations that will reveal to you very shortly. but now to major report, but now to a major report, though, that proves that the claims that racism rampant claims that racism is rampant across are an absolute across the uk are an absolute load of cobblers, a massive 80% of people from an ethnic minority background said that britain is a better place to live as a minority than in the united state. es in germany and in france, who knew ? hey, the in france, who knew? hey, the report has come out just a couple of weeks before the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the uk of the windrush , which the uk of the windrush, which brought immigrants from the cafibbean. brought immigrants from the caribbean . and i am joined now caribbean. and i am joined now by gb news political reporter

olivia utley . olivia, thank you olivia utley. olivia, thank you very, very much. all too often this country gets talked to down about of unconscious bias about claims of unconscious bias and that we're an absolute hotbed hatred and hotbed of hatred and discrimination, etcetera . but discrimination, etcetera. but actually you look at it in actually when you look at it in the round and you see as compared to the united states, you see compared to germany, you see us compared to germany, you see us compared to germany, you see us compared to germany, you see as compared to france, we win . well, absolutely. and in we win. well, absolutely. and in nonv— we win. well, absolutely. and in non novs— we win. well, absolutely. and in non novs tnis— we win. well, absolutely. and in many ways this is— " well, absolutely. and in many ways this is quite an etitving— many ways this is quite an edifying report.— many ways this is quite an edifying report. it also said tnot— edifying report. it also said no ion— edifying report. it also said no ion ot— edifying report. it also said that 70% of ethnic minority nesiontents— that 70% of ethnic minority respondents ,_ that 70% of ethnic minority respondents , again, ethnic respondents, again, ethnic minority— respondents, again, ethnic minority respondents said that iiitoin— minority respondents said that iiitoin not— minority respondents said that britain had improved as a place to iive— britain had improved as a place to he, not— britain had improved as a place to live, had made— britain had improved as a place to live, had made big strides tonnoit— to live, had made big strides tonnoii in— to live, had made big strides forward in terms— to live, had made big strides forward in terms of combating in— forward in terms of combating racism in the— forward in terms of combating racism in the last— forward in terms of combating racism in the last 25 years. and of course, that— racism in the last 25 years. and of course, that 80%_ racism in the last 25 years. and of course, that 80% said that it o iettei— of course, that 80% said that it was a better place— of course, that 80% said that it was a better place to live than eeinonv— was a better place to live than eeinonv .— was a better place to live than germany , france— was a better place to live than germany , france or the us. that germany, france or the us. that ott— germany, france or the us. that oti tie— germany, france or the us. that was all the good— germany, france or the us. that was all the good news. perhaps the was all the good news. perhaps tie in— was all the good news. perhaps tne tiv in— was all the good news. perhaps tne fly in tie— was all the good news. perhaps the fly in the ointment was that son— the fly in the ointment was that son soit— the fly in the ointment was that son soit tnot— the fly in the ointment was that 80% said that there is more work to to— 80% said that there is more work to to ove— 80% said that there is more work to to tie— 80% said that there is more work to do over the next— 80% said that there is more work to do over the next 25 years. tooting— to do over the next 25 years. looking forwards— to do over the next 25 years. looking forwards and looking ioot— looking forwards and looking ioot .— looking forwards and looking ioot . ant— looking forwards and looking back . and 67%_ looking forwards and looking back . and 67% of people from back. and 67% of people from etnnio— back. and 67% of people from ethnic minority— back. and 67% of people from ethnic minority backgrounds said that ethnic minority backgrounds said no ieoiie— ethnic minority backgrounds said tnot ieoite in— ethnic minority backgrounds said that people in the— ethnic minority backgrounds said that people in the uk still face

toi— that people in the uk still face racism. for me— that people in the uk still face racism. for me ,_ that people in the uk still face racism. for me , perhaps the most racism. for me, perhaps the most interesting— racism. for me, perhaps the most interesting finding— racism. for me, perhaps the most interesting finding in the report— interesting finding in the report os— interesting finding in the report was that 70% of people tron— report was that 70% of people iron on— report was that 70% of people from an ethnic— report was that 70% of people from an ethnic minority background— from an ethnic minority background said that they tnongnt— background said that they thought that— background said that they thought that we would get tntnei— thought that we would get tuition in— thought that we would get further in addressing racism in tnis— further in addressing racism in tnis oonntnv— further in addressing racism in tnis oonntnv it— further in addressing racism in this country if we— further in addressing racism in this country if we talked less oiont— this country if we talked less about language— this country if we talked less about language and focussed more on iiootiooi— about language and focussed more on practical action.— about language and focussed more on practical action. and over eon— on practical action. and over eon soit— on practical action. and over 60% said that— on practical action. and over 60% said that they would prefer ogoin— 60% said that they would prefer ogoin sorry— 60% said that they would prefer ogoin sonn tnis— 60% said that they would prefer again, sorry, this is respondents from an ethnic minority— respondents from an ethnic minority background said that tnev— minority background said that tnev nonto— minority background said that they would prefer it if the conversation _ they would prefer it if the conversation around race was toss— conversation around race was iess neotet. — conversation around race was less heated. it's— conversation around race was less heated. it's quite interesting— less heated. it's quite interesting and you might say it son— interesting and you might say it sort ot— interesting and you might say it sort ot totes— interesting and you might say it sort of takes the— interesting and you might say it sort of takes the wind out of tie— sort of takes the wind out of tie soiis— sort of takes the wind out of tie soiis ot— sort of takes the wind out of the sails of the— sort of takes the wind out of the sails of the black lives iiottei— the sails of the black lives matter movement and similar movements. like— matter movement and similar movements. like “in?“ matter movement and similar movements. like / \i:::i movements. like it? yeah. no, absolutely. fantastically absolutely. olivia fantastically well . olivia utley well put, as ever. olivia utley there news is political . there gb news is political. reporter i am joined now by the social policy analyst dr. raqeeb hassan this guy's a brain hassan. this guy's got a brain the of a planet he's the size of a planet and he's going to us out with this going to help us out with this report raqeeb all report here because raqeeb all too hear people come on too often i hear people come on and say a couple of things to me that racism is absolutely rife and rampant. i don't see it because i'm white, apparently, but that these surveys,

but also that these surveys, well, survey everyone . they well, they survey everyone. they ask people questions like , would ask people questions like, would you living next door to you mind living next door to someone is of a different someone who is of a different race and of course, you race to you? and of course, you can't trust what say in can't trust what people say in that. but this survey includes people actual ethnic people who are actual ethnic minorities who are saying they feel that this country is better than the usa, than france, and germany. so here we go . no, germany. so here we go. no, absolutely , patrick. and these absolutely, patrick. and these are absolutely, patrick. and these points— absolutely, patrick. and these are points that— absolutely, patrick. and these are points that i've— f and these are points that i've made many times— are points that i've made many times ietoie— are points that i've made many times before in— are points that i've made many times before in our previous conversations— times before in our previous conversations that when it comes to ieing— conversations that when it comes to ieing o— conversations that when it comes to being a member— conversations that when it comes to being a member of a racial, etnnio— to being a member of a racial, etnnio ont— to being a member of a racial, ethnic and religious minority , ethnic and religious minority, iiitoin— ethnic and religious minority, iiitoin is— ethnic and religious minority, britain is one— ethnic and religious minority, britain is one of— ethnic and religious minority, britain is one of the best iiooes— britain is one of the best itooes to— britain is one of the best places to live— britain is one of the best places to live in the world. ani— places to live in the world. no i— places to live in the world. no i think— places to live in the world. and i think that— places to live in the world. and i think that it- places to live in the world. and i think that it has- places to live in the world. and i think that it has a- places to live in the world. and i think that it has a more favourable environment for members of minority parties than a number of eu member states, including france, germany and the netherlands , but also the the netherlands, but also the united states, which i consider to be a bitterly divided and bitterly divided society on on matters of race. so i think that on the whole, when you look at modern day britain is it's far

more at ease when with the racial, ethnic and religious diversity which characterises a society compared to other countries . so yeah, 100. and countries. so yeah, 100. and it's interesting,— countries. so yeah, 100. and it's interesting, isn't- countries. so yeah, 100. and it's interesting, isn't it?- it's interesting, isn't it? took,— it's interesting, isn't it? took, yon-ve— it's interesting, isn't it? look, you've got germany and tonoe— look, you've got germany and france. there— look, you've got germany and france. there are— look, you've got germany and france. there are two pillars of tie— france. there are two pillars of tie inioieon— france. there are two pillars of the european union . france. there are two pillars of the european union. i'm france. there are two pillars of the european union . i'm sorry, the european union. i'm sorry, int— the european union. i'm sorry, int i-ve— the european union. i'm sorry, but i've travelled— the european union. i'm sorry, but i've travelled to a huge nnie— but i've travelled to a huge numbeileu_ but i've travelled to a huge number eu countries as number of eu countries as i tonesov— number of eu countries as i tonesov nonv— number of eu countries as i daresay many people will have tone— daresay many people will have tone-ant— daresay many people will have tone-ant voo- daresay many people will have done _and you can. daresay many people will have done and you can see done in britain. and you can see noni— done in britain. and you can see not oe— done in britain. and you can see hard core evidence— done in britain. and you can see hard core evidence that they are toss— hard core evidence that they are iess neit— hard core evidence that they are less well integrated and they are less well integrated and they one-neit— less well integrated and they are well developed when it are less well developed when it comes-tolerance— comes to tolerance and inclusivity. _ comes to tolerance and inclusivity. see inclusivity. you can just see it. .oon— inclusivity. you can just see it.-can always- inclusivity. you can just see it. can always use football it. you can always use football as it. you can always use football os tie— it. you can always use football as the example— it. you can always use football as the example if— it. you can always use football as the example if you have to tott— as the example if you have to ton-on— as the example if you have to toit-onlitotv- as the example if you have to fall-oniitaly for- fall back on it. italy for exonoie— fall back on it. italy for example, spain. mean, good example, spain. i mean, good get.— example, spain. i mean, good giiet-voni— example, spain. i mean, good gnet. .von iiot- example, spain. i mean, goodi grief. -your pick-the grief. take your pick across the oontinent— grief. take your pick across thej oontinent—to continent. but when people do say continent. but when people do sov tnot— continent. but when people do sov tnot, tnev— continent. but when people do say that, they still feel as tnongn— say that, they still feel as though-britain- say that, they still feel as though britain has got though that britain has got a inge— though that britain has got a nnge oont— though that britain has got a huge amount of— though that britain has got a huge amount of work to do. how do huge amount of work to do. how to voo— huge amount of work to do. how to you inv— huge amount of work to do. how to you buy-0r— huge amount of work to do. how to you buy-or to- huge amount of work to do. how do you buy or do you think do you buy that? or do you think tnot— do you buy that? or do you think no movie— do you buy that? or do you think that maybe some— do you buy that? or do you think that maybe some people see racism because _ that maybe some people see racism because it— that maybe some people see racism because it might suit tneii— racism because it might suit tnein ogento— racism because it might suit their agenda ? _ racism because it might suit their agenda ? \tiiji�*iii�* racism because it might suit their agenda ? mm" �*" their agenda? now, firstly, i make the point, patrick, when it comes to the provision of anti—discrimination protections, for example, on grounds of for example, on the grounds of race, religion at race, ethnicity and religion at brexit, britain outperforms a number of eu member states , as

number of eu member states, as i said, france, germany, the netherlands , also spain and netherlands, also spain and italy . i netherlands, also spain and italy. i still think netherlands, also spain and italy . i still think there's italy. i still think there's a very serious problem surrounding racism in much of southern europe . yeah, but i think that europe. yeah, but i think that in terms of, you know, looking at the figures, how do we move forward ? and i think that even forward? and i think that even though britain is a relatively successful multiracial democracy and i think actually that should be national pride if be a source of national pride if truth be told, i think there's still improvements to be made. for example, in the for example, if you look in the employment market, patrick, names not names which are not traditionally sounding, traditionally english sounding, they fare worse. when they tend to fare worse. when you look those based you look at those based experiments , especially muslim experiments, especially muslim sounding names also think that when it comes to health care, you can have a more responsive and efficient healthcare service as the population becomes more diverse . i think police diverse. i think police community relations is an area of improvement as well . i think of improvement as well. i think especially in london, the metropolitan police service has not done itself any favours in recent times . but i think recent times. but i think there's country there's one country which traditionally actually focuses on those kind of issues and has that spirit of collective action

to resolve those race related issues. then britain is one of the leading countries in the world in. can i just ask asra kyiv— world in. can i just ask asra kyiv oine— world in. can i just ask asra kyiv one ot— world in. can i just ask asra kyiv one of the— : " can i just ask asra kyiv one of the other key tintings— kyiv one of the other key tintings ot— kyiv one of the other key findings of this was that people tenoitoitv— findings of this was that people remarkably would quite like the conversation— remarkably would quite like the conversation about race to be toss— conversation about race to be iess neotei— conversation about race to be less heated and— conversation about race to be less heated and well, yes, so nonto— less heated and well, yes, so nonii so— less heated and well, yes, so would so would— less heated and well, yes, so would so would i,— less heated and well, yes, so would so would i, really would be would so would i, really would ie nioe— would so would i, really would ie ant— would so would i, really would be nice. and people kind of toiting— be nice. and people kind of talking about— be nice. and people kind of talking about black lives matter and talking about black lives matter oni otnost— talking about black lives matter and almost forcing police to tote— and almost forcing police to tote tie— and almost forcing police to take the knee— and almost forcing police to take the knee outside downing street.— take the knee outside downing street. i— take the knee outside downing street. i mean— take the knee outside downing street. i mean ,_ take the knee outside downing street. i mean , who's doing the street. i mean, who's doing the neoting— street. i mean, who's doing the neoting ni— street. i mean, who's doing the neoting oi oi— street. i mean, who's doing the heating up of the— street. i mean, who's doing the heating up of the discussion , do heating up of the discussion, do you tninti— heating up of the discussion, do you think? well,— heating up of the discussion, do you think? well, i— heating up of the discussion, do you think? well, i think that tnis— you think? well, i think that tits is— you think? well, i think that this is something that we've tisonsset— this is something that we've discussed on— this is something that we've discussed on a— this is something that we've discussed on a number of occasions, patrick. i think there-s— occasions, patrick. i think ttete-s-o— occasions, patrick. i think there's a great deal of there's been a great deal of brainless in quotation of toxic racial identity politics from the states . it has the united states. it has a totally different history , and totally different history, and there's a totally different racial context in the united states compared to the uk. and the is that many the point i'd make is that many ethnic minority people living in the uk, they simply want fairness, not favours . so fairness, not favours. so i think that that's sort of us style positive discrimination, which is very much an oxymoron in my book. affirmative action.

that doesn't work here in the uk. ultimately the focus should be on equality of opportunity. so i think that what you need, if you're talking about a sort of mature and credible anti—racism politics in the uk, it shouldn't be drawing inspiration in from the united states , it shouldn't be drawing states, it shouldn't be drawing inspiration from places like france, where i think it's a very assimilation model very rigid assimilation model where kind minority where any kind of minority religious expression religious or ethnic expression is frowned upon. i think that the british model is something that we can work i that we can work with and i think overall net positive think overall is a net positive . doddie weir kyiv. thank you vein— . doddie weir kyiv. thank you very ven— . doddie weir kyiv. thank you very ven noon.— doddie weir kyiv. thank you very, very much. dr. akua inson— very, very much. dr. akua burson,-the- very, very much. dr. akua burson, the social very, very much. dr. akua- burson,-the social policy burson, who is the social policy onoivst. — burson, who is the social policy analyst. . little _ burson, who is the social policy analyst..little bit— burson, who is the social policy analyst. little bit on analyst. a little bit later on in tie— analyst. a little bit later on in tne ston— analyst. a little bit later on in the show, i'm— analyst. a little bit later on in the show, i'm going to be toiting— in the show, i'm going to be toiting to— in the show, i'm going to be talking to our— in the show, i'm going to be talking to our very own nana anno— talking to our very own nana atno-going— talking to our very own nana atno-going to- talking to our very own nana akua going to be having a akua we're going to be having a big akua we're going to be having a iig teiote— akua we're going to be having a big debate-well— akua we're going to be having a big debate well nana big debate as well between nana and somebody else on the conversation— and somebody else on the- conversation _whether conversation about this, whether or conversation about this, whether oi-ootnotiv— conversation about this, whether or. actually britain - conversation about this, whether or actually britain needs to or not actually britain needs to ston— or not actually britain needs to stoit-tne— or not actually britain needs to stoit-tne tiog— or not actually britain needs to start the flag very, very start flying the flag very, very nign—tinn l start flying the flag very, very. nign—tinn oni high and banging the drum and song— high and banging the drum and soving-ne— high and banging the drum and soving-ne inst- high and banging the drum and saying, we just have saying, look, can we just have it iignti— saying, look, can we just have it right? survey— saying, look, can we just have it right? survey after survey, stntv— it right? survey after survey, stntv-stntv— it right? survey after survey, study study shows hard, study after study shows hard, ootegoiiooi— study after study shows hard, categorical proof— study after study shows hard, categorical proof that are categorical proof that we are not— categorical proof that we are not-rootst— categorical proof that we are not-racist little - categorical proof that we are not racist little rock in not this racist little rock in tie— not this racist little rock in tne ooeon— not this racist little rock in the ocean, that— not this racist little rock in the ocean, that some people like to—in—

the ocean, that some people like to—in otter- the ocean, that some people like to—in otter to- the ocean, that some people like to_in order to suit. to shout about in order to suit tneii— to shout about in order to suit tneii on— to shout about in order to suit their own agenda. _ to shout about in order to suit their own agenda. again, their own agenda. and again, i-ve— their own agenda. and again, i-ve-ietoie— their own agenda. and again, i-ve-ietoie .- their own agenda. and again, i've-before , i- their own agenda. and again, i've before , i will say i've said it before, i will say it ogoin— i've said it before, i will say it ogoin it— i've said it before, i will say it again, if we— i've said it before, i will say it again, if we were that awful v-is_ it again, if we were that awful .is eveonvne— it again, if we were that awful , is everyone trying to come , why is everyone trying to come nee?— , why is everyone trying to come neiei ineie-s— , why is everyone trying to come here? there's loads— , why is everyone trying to come here? there's loads more still to oe— here? there's loads more still to come, though,— here? there's loads more still to come, though, between now and onoe.— to come, though, between now and noo—iotest- to come, though, between now and 4:00._latest from i 4:00. we've got the latest from the 4:00. we've got the latest from tne nign— 4:00. we've got the latest from tne nign oont— 4:00. we've got the latest from the high court where prince nonv— the high court where prince harry-finished- the high court where princei harry-finished-his harry has finished giving his eviienoe— evidence in his explosive phone nooting—onvl hacking case. was there any noon— hacking case. was there any inoot, tnongn— hacking case. was there any proof, though, harry? was there any proof, though, harry? was there on iioot— proof, though, harry? was there on inoot i— proof, though, harry? was there on inoot oont— proof, though, harry? was there any proof ? and i— proof, though, harry? was there any proof ? and i will ask, any proof? and i will ask, snonit— any proof? and i will ask, should government be should the government be sienting— should the government be sienting ieo— should the government be spending £40 million giving fat ieoiie— spending £40 million giving fat ieoite o— spending £40 million giving fat ieoite o neignt— spending £40 million giving fat people a weight loss jab? i oinovs— people a weight loss jab? i otnovs teet— people a weight loss jab? i always feel very sorry for the ieoiie— always feel very sorry for the ieoite in— always feel very sorry for the people in those— always feel very sorry for the people in those pictures there. t hey— people in those pictures there. inev ton-t— people in those pictures there. they don't know— people in those pictures there. they don't know they're on the totin— they don't know they're on the telly to— they don't know they're on the telly to inevi— they don't know they're on the telly, do they? but first, tnongn— telly, do they? but first, tnongn its— telly, do they? but first, though, it's your headlines with anne— though, it's your headlines with anne armstrong— though, it's your headlines with anne armstrong .— though, it's your headlines with anne armstrong . sit; though, it's your headlines with anne armstrong . ”tstii; g though, it's your headlines with anne armstrong . sti;”ti; g aime armstrong. hi, there it is. 333 anne armstrong. hi, there it is. 333 anne armstrong here in the gb newsroom . well, as you've gb newsroom. well, as you've been hearing, the duke of sussex has finished giving evidence on his second day at the high court as of his case against the as part of his case against the mirror group newspapers . prince mirror group newspapers. prince harry journalists at harry believes journalists at mgm to extreme lengths to mgm went to extreme lengths to cover up phone hacking, which he claims took place on an industrial scale. he alleges

journalists from mirror group newspapers used unlawful techniques to get stories, including placing a tracking device on the car of his ex—girlfriend , chelsy davy, the ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy, the publisher, denies wrongdoing . publisher, denies wrongdoing. the prime minister has visited arlington national cemetery in virginia to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. that's ahead of talks with president joe biden tomorrow. rishi sunak is expected to reaffirm western support for ukraine in addition to addressing the growing threat of china to climate change and artificial intelligence , downing artificial intelligence, downing street says humanitarian aid to ukraine will be diverted to the area affected by the destruction of the kakhovka dam. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated in and around the russian controlled area of kherson, with rising water levels expected to peak later today. the head of the un's aid program has warned of grave and far reaching consequences for southern ukraine. both russia and ukraine are accusing each

other of being responsible for an act of wartime sabotage . the an act of wartime sabotage. the met police says the force will apologise to anyone wrongfully arrested during the king's coronation. six members of the anti—monarchy group republic were held for 16 hours before being released without charge and volunteers for westminster council safety scheme were also among the 62 people to be detained . pope francis has been detained. pope francis has been admitted to a hospital in rome for an operation on his abdomen. the vatican says his medical team decided it was required because of a hernia and they've confirmed he'll be there for several days to recover . the 86 several days to recover. the 86 year old suffered a number of ailments recently, spending time in hospital in march with a lung infection . two years ago, he had infection. two years ago, he had surgery on his intestine . more surgery on his intestine. more on all of our stories on our website. gb news. .com . direct

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- well, as you know, they're oisointeiv— - well, as you know, they're absolutely massive _ well, as you know, they're absolutely massive day in the nign— absolutely massive day in the nign oont.— absolutely massive day in the nign oont. — absolutely massive day in the high court. high— absolutely massive day in the high court. 3 t: high court. high drama at the high court. high drama at the high court. high drama at the high court. more on this day to day now where prince harry has been giving evidence in this phone hacking case. there are live pictures from outside the high court. harry finished a little while ago. there was a break lunch. barrister break for lunch. his barrister popped break for lunch. his barrister popped back up, asked him a couple of questions . then popped back up, asked him a couple of questions. then harry went his way. harry is, as went on his way. harry is, as far as we're aware, yet to leave the high court. will bring the high court. we will bring you footage of it we you the live footage of it as we get it. but he was picked apart yet again. and frankly, i think we're scratching our heads we're all scratching our heads wondering earth he wondering what on earth is he playing here? where is this pushback from where pushback from harry? where is the all been the evidence that we've all been craving? remind that craving? may i remind you that this whether or this centres around whether or not were hacked or not his phones were hacked or information was gathered unlawfully that that caused information was gathered unla distress that that caused information was gathered unladistress ? that that caused information was gathered unla distress ? yesterday, caused information was gathered unladistress ? yesterday, harryd him distress? yesterday, harry was picked apart largely on a couple grounds , which is how couple of grounds, which is how could have distressed could you have been distressed by you didn't by something that you didn't necessarily the time necessarily read at the time anyway? crucially, can anyway? and b, crucially, can you prove that the only way we could got this information, could have got this information, the way was through either the only way was through either hacking or doing hacking your phone or doing

things underhand way for things in an underhand way for which he unfortunately , like so which he unfortunately, like so much of harry's comments, simply he had a feeling today's trial was really fascinating because it covered caroline flack and pictures being taken from outside her house after they'd had a dinner party, quote unquote date . he was saying that unquote date. he was saying that only him, caroline flack, and one other person knew about that particular event taking place. of course, it might not be uncommon for paparazzi just to be following them around. anyway, he was also talking about how he broke up with chelsy davy or she broke up with him, really. and some of the information that came out there and unfortunate only very and very unfortunate only very unfortunately, for prince harry, who has now had to relive one of the epic heartbreaks of his life, he was essentially confronted email which confronted with an email which appeared to suggest that some of the around chelsy davy, the people around chelsy davy, who were at university with her, were actually supplying information have information an they didn't have to hack his phone. michael cole joins me royal commentator joins me now. royal commentator michael , it joins me now. royal commentator michael, it is seriously be a

bit of a kind of damp squib from harry who's lawyer whose barrister, the kind of , you barrister, the kind of, you know, perma tanned mr sherborne really was not hitting back with anything to say. this is proof we were expecting him to go, well, you know, my client wasn't aware of this and my client didn't articulate himself properly here. but here are some phone records. we had to see that. just that. patrick, let me just tell you what is going on in that court right now, because i've been in several very been involved in several very high time. high profile cases in my time. the client is prince harry, the client who is prince harry, is in— the client who is prince harry, is in conference— the client who is prince harry, is in conference with his soiioitoi— is in conference with his solicitor and— is in conference with his solicitor and his barrister and his barrister— solicitor and his barrister and his barrister junior, and they viii— his barrister junior, and they niii ie— his barrister junior, and they nitt ie going— his barrister junior, and they will be going through it all and ossessng— will be going through it all and ossessing it— will be going through it all and assessing it all— will be going through it all and assessing it all and saying, nneie— assessing it all and saying, where are we— assessing it all and saying, where are we at— assessing it all and saying, where are we at the end of these neoiiv— where are we at the end of these neoiiv tno— where are we at the end of these neontv tno tovs— where are we at the end of these nearly two days, eight hours pins— nearly two days, eight hours iins ot— nearly two days, eight hours plus of testimony , an ordeal for plus of testimony, an ordeal for onvioin— plus of testimony, an ordeal for anybody int— plus of testimony, an ordeal for anybody, but particularly a iiinoe— anybody, but particularly a innoe ot— anybody, but particularly a prince of the— anybody, but particularly a prince of the royal blood facing up to— prince of the royal blood facing up to something— prince of the royal blood facing up to something he's never faced ietoie— up to something he's never faced ietoie .— up to something he's never faced before . perhaps— up to something he's never faced before . perhaps even more before. perhaps even more uncomfortable— before. perhaps even more uncomfortable than being in the nont— uncomfortable than being in the tiont seot— uncomfortable than being in the tiont seot ot— uncomfortable than being in the front seat of an— uncomfortable than being in the

front seat of an apache attack neiiooiten— front seat of an apache attack netiooiten so— front seat of an apache attack helicopter. so they'll be ossessng— helicopter. so they'll be assessing how well it went and if assessing how well it went and it tnev-ie— assessing how well it went and if they're objective , they'll if they're objective, they'll nove — if they're objective, they'll nove to — if they're objective, they'll nove to sov— if they're objective, they'll have to say not- if they're objective, they'll have to say not not well, ieoonse— have to say not not well, because this— have to say not not well, because this case is going to be teoitet— because this case is going to be teoitet on— because this case is going to be decided on two— because this case is going to be decided on two things. is the ioionoe— decided on two things. is the ioionoe ot— decided on two things. is the balance of probabilities. but it's balance of probabilities. but its going— balance of probabilities. but its going to— balance of probabilities. but it's going to be— balance of probabilities. but it's going to be decided on the eviienoe— it's going to be decided on the eviienoe ,— it's going to be decided on the evidence , allegations, evidence, allegations, osseionsit— evidence, allegations, assertions ,- evidence, allegations, assertions , suspicions . none of assertions, suspicions. none of tits— assertions, suspicions. none of tits is— assertions, suspicions. none of this is evidence.— assertions, suspicions. none of this is evidence. no evidence is noon— this is evidence. no evidence is inoot, noon— this is evidence. no evidence is proof, proof, positive that a onininoi— proof, proof, positive that a criminal act— proof, proof, positive that a criminal act took place and going— criminal act took place and going tnnongn— criminal act took place and going through the whole of the testimony,— going through the whole of the testinonv, os— going through the whole of the testimony, as we _ going through the whole of the testimony, as we have every singie— testimony, as we have every single syllable— testimony, as we have every single syllable i— testimony, as we have every single syllable i was looking for ,— single syllable i was looking too , toi— single syllable i was looking too , to tie— single syllable i was looking for , for the explosive for, for the explosive revelation - for, for the explosive revelation that would prove that minot— revelation that would prove that iiinon gnoni— revelation that would prove that mirror group newspapers was snioining— mirror group newspapers was suborning ordering people , suborning ordering people, ieoiie— suborning ordering people, ieoite to— suborning ordering people, people to commit criminal acts in otter— people to commit criminal acts in otter to— people to commit criminal acts in otter to get— people to commit criminal acts in order to get stories. 33 of tnen — in order to get stories. 33 of tnen nee— in order to get stories. 33 of them were cited— in order to get stories. 33 of them were cited and i can't find veon— them were cited and i can't find one. yeah absolutely. ' t: one. yeah absolutely. and this is tits— one. yeah absolutely. and this is this is— one. yeah absolutely. and this is this is classic harry where there and dare i say classic

harry and meghan where there is the whiff of truth but but not really the full flavour of it. let me give you an example. he was asked, you've never been able to identify any story in a mirror group newspaper, which has been as a result of phone hacking , which frankly is why we hacking, which frankly is why we all bothered to do this case, isn't it? he goes, i believe kyiv phone hacking started at the mirror group. well, that's all swell, but he hasn't got any evidence for that. they spoke about invoices , so payments that about invoices, so payments that the allegation is that the mirror group newspaper will have made to people to hack phones, to get information essentially illegally. okay. the problem is that these people were just freelancers. and it was such a long time ago. how on earth are they really going to prove that these people were paid for these specific task of doing and specific task of doing this? and that's he's really at. that's where he's really at. michael he's got the michael isn't it? he's got the whiff of something, but he's just quite got it all. what just not quite got it all. what you need is the corrupt- t: git g what you need is the corrupt link ietneen— you need is the corrupt link between the _ you need is the corrupt link between the newspaper or people ooting — between the newspaper or people ooting on — between the newspaper or people

ooting on its— between the newspaper or people acting on its behalf and the ieoiie— acting on its behalf and the ieoite oonving— acting on its behalf and the people carrying out the crimes ieoonse— people carrying out the crimes because these— people carrying out the crimes because these are— people carrying out the crimes because these are very serious tetonies— because these are very serious teionies. ant— because these are very serious felonies. and if— because these are very serious felonies. and if they approved, ieoiie— felonies. and if they approved, ieoite viii— felonies. and if they approved, ieoite nitt go— felonies. and if they approved, people will go to— felonies. and if they approved, people will go to jail and nignttv— people will go to jail and nignttv go— people will go to jail and rigbfly 90 to_ people will go to jail and rightly go to jail for illicitly ittegottv— rightly go to jail for illicitly illegally transgressing and invoting— illegally transgressing and invading the— illegally transgressing and invading the legitimate privacy of individuals.— invading the legitimate privacy of individuals. but none of that nos— of individuals. but none of that nos ieen— of individuals. but none of that has been assessed. and unless the has been assessed. and unless tne otnei— has been assessed. and unless the other plaintiffs and prince nonv— the other plaintiffs and prince nonv nos— the other plaintiffs and prince harry has brought this case ninseit— harry has brought this case ninseit ,— harry has brought this case himself , he's— harry has brought this case himself, he's got other plaintiffs— himself, he's got other plaintiffs behind him lined up. intess— plaintiffs behind him lined up. unless they've— plaintiffs behind him lined up. unless they've got something iettei— unless they've got something iettei tnon— unless they've got something better than this— unless they've got something better than this .— unless they've got something better than this . the judge, mr better than this. the judge, mr instioe— better than this. the judge, mr justice fancourt_ better than this. the judge, mr justice fancourt ,— better than this. the judge, mr justice fancourt , will be justice fancourt, will be ienting— justice fancourt, will be bending over— justice fancourt, will be bending over backwards to be oisointeiv— bending over backwards to be absolutely fair— bending over backwards to be absolutely fair in— bending over backwards to be absolutely fair in this. so it is its— absolutely fair in this. so it is his judgement is not oiieotet. — is his judgement is not appealed. but after it's all ne— appealed. but after it's all over, he will— appealed. but after it's all over, he will retire and he will eseenv— over, he will retire and he will eseenv nis— over, he will retire and he will reserve his judgement and he viii— reserve his judgement and he niii niite— reserve his judgement and he niii niite o— reserve his judgement and he will write a judgement which viii— will write a judgement which niii ie— will write a judgement which will be delivered some time ioten— will be delivered some time ioten int— will be delivered some time later. but he— will be delivered some time later. but he can— will be delivered some time later. but he can only do it on tie— later. but he can only do it on tne iosis— later. but he can only do it on tne iosis ot— later. but he can only do it on the basis of the— later. but he can only do it on the basis of the evidence put ietoie— the basis of the evidence put ietoie nin. — the basis of the evidence put before him. he— the basis of the evidence put before him. he will have discounted— before him. he will have discounted the fact that prince nonv— discounted the fact that prince nonv tninet — discounted the fact that prince nonv tnnnet ni— discounted the fact that prince harry turned up late and got a bit harry turned up late and got a iit ot— harry turned up late and got a iit ot o— harry turned up late and got a iit ot o nigging— harry turned up late and got a bit of a wigging, saying he was tisoiiointet— bit of a wigging, saying he was disappointed that he wasn't tiere— disappointed that he wasn't there because— disappointed that he wasn't

there because was his case there because it was his case ont— there because it was his case ont-nosn-t— there because it was his case ont-nosn-t o— there because it was his case and wasn't a good beginning and that wasn't a good beginning for and that wasn't a good beginning to itinoe— and that wasn't a good beginning to itinoe nonv— and that wasn't a good beginning for prince harry to— and that wasn't a good beginning for prince harry to do that. but nes— for prince harry to do that. but he's recovered.— for prince harry to do that. but he's recovered. cameron has told us he's recovered. cameron has told is tnot— he's recovered. cameron has told is no ne— he's recovered. cameron has told is no no ne— he's recovered. cameron has told us that he he looked a bit weary tonoits— us that he he looked a bit weary tonoits tie— us that he he looked a bit weary towards the end,— us that he he looked a bit weary towards the end, but he kept going.— towards the end, but he kept going. it— towards the end, but he kept going. it is— towards the end, but he kept going. it is on— towards the end, but he kept going. it is an ordeal. he's come through— going. it is an ordeal. he's come through it. can he congratulate _ come through it. can he congratulate himself? can he fly ioot— congratulate himself? can he fly ioot to— congratulate himself? can he fly back to california _ congratulate himself? can he fly back to california thinking a job back to california thinking a ioi neit— back to california thinking a job well done?— back to california thinking a job well done? i— back to california thinking a job well done? i can't think so, ieoonse— job well done? i can't think so, ieoonse tie— job well done? i can't think so, because the point— job well done? i can't think so, because the point of the exercise was _ because the point of the exercise was to prove malfoy essence and corruption . essence and corruption. also to totter— essence and corruption. also to iottet to— essence and corruption. also to bother to remember and to gen up on things. okay here is another classic example . people. i'm classic example. people. i'm reading the live transcripts from the court for you. this is in relation to article 26 of 33. this is what it's all about. details of a trial separation between him and chelsy davy. it was an article that was written about that and the mirror group newspapers , lawyer. barrister newspapers, lawyer. barrister says to him, do you think that information that was put in this article was exchanged through voicemail emails? okay. so that

would be phone hacking. harry says. would be phone hacking. harry says . is that info could be says. is that info could be obtained through voicemail and then the barrister goes, well , then the barrister goes, well, did you actually leave her a voicemail asking for a trial separation? because that's what the article says. and harry goes, can't remember. i mean, goes, i can't remember. i mean, it is absolutely staggering. you'd thought he would have you'd have thought he would have bothered remembered bothered to have remembered michael well, these michael yeah, well, these alleged ought to alleged offences, we ought to remind ourselves, happened between 12 26 years ago . so between 12 and 26 years ago. so he's bringing this on the- b 7" ft: 2in 3 so he's bringing this on the basis of he's bringing this on the basis ot tnese. — he's bringing this on the basis ot tnese. i— he's bringing this on the basis of these. i mean— he's bringing this on the basis of these. i mean ,— he's bringing this on the basis of these. i mean , initially it of these. i mean, initially it iii— of these. i mean, initially it iii toi— of these. i mean, initially it was 144 for a— of these. i mean, initially it was 144 for a alleged crimes tnot— was 144 for a alleged crimes no not— was 144 for a alleged crimes that had been— was 144 for a alleged crimes that had been committed . so the that had been committed. so the judge— that had been committed. so the tntge nos— that had been committed. so the judge has whittled _ that had been committed. so the judge has whittled it down to 33. judge has whittled it down to so. vie-ve— judge has whittled it down to 33. we've been— judge has whittled it down to 33. we've been through 33 quite iiistiv. — 33. we've been through 33 quite iiistiv. i— 33. we've been through 33 quite insttv. i ion-t— 33. we've been through 33 quite briskly. i don't think there was any— briskly. i don't think there was on time— briskly. i don't think there was any time wasted— briskly. i don't think there was any time wasted at all. and at tie— any time wasted at all. and at tne ent— any time wasted at all. and at tne ent ot— any time wasted at all. and at the end of the— any time wasted at all. and at the end of the day, what what nove— the end of the day, what what nove ne— the end of the day, what what nove we got— the end of the day, what what have we got to— the end of the day, what what have we got to show for it? a lot have we got to show for it? a tot ot— have we got to show for it? a lot of suspicion,— have we got to show for it? a lot of suspicion, a— have we got to show for it? a lot of suspicion, a lot of oge— lot of suspicion, a lot of oge ant— lot of suspicion, a lot of anger. and listen, come on. we can understand— anger. and listen, come on. we can understand it.— anger. and listen, come on. we can understand it. if you're toting— can understand it. if you're toting o— can understand it. if you're toting o gin— can understand it. if you're dating a girl and what you're toing— dating a girl and what you're toing is— dating a girl and what you're doing is ending— dating a girl and what you're doing is ending up in the nensoeiis— doing is ending up in the newspapers. obviously it's going to ie— newspapers. obviously it's going

to be embarrassing to her, but movie— to be embarrassing to her, but novie intui— to be embarrassing to her, but maybe hurtful, too. and you want to iioteot— maybe hurtful, too. and you want to inoteot tne— maybe hurtful, too. and you want to protect the person you're nitn. — to protect the person you're nitn. ant— to protect the person you're nitn. ant i— to protect the person you're with. and i can— to protect the person you're with. and i can understand him ieing— with. and i can understand him being concerned— with. and i can understand him being concerned about that. it's not nioe— being concerned about that. it's not its— being concerned about that. it's not nice. it's nasty— being concerned about that. it's not nice. it's nasty .— being concerned about that. it's not nice. it's nasty. but does it constitute— not nice. it's nasty. but does it constitute a— not nice. it's nasty. but does it constitute a crime? “tin?" it constitute a crime? yeah, tits— it constitute a crime? yeah, this is— it constitute a crime? yeah, this is it.— it constitute a crime? yeah, this is it. and— it constitute a crime? yeah, this is it. and you made a good point yesterday, which i'm going to reiterate now, having sat through this and, you know, read trawled through the granular detail of everything that was said in court , it is completely said in court, it is completely obvious that prince harry absolutely believes that mirror group newspapers hacked his phone and obtained information through underhand tactics. of course, they deny all this. that's the point. that's why we're doing this. but but he he believes that there's no doubt about that. the really fundamental issue is about proof. and he is in situation proof. and he is in a situation now where his truth doesn't really matter and the truth does . he's got . and i suspect he's got a problem there is a topic brewing on this, which i'm going to be talking to with barrister who talking to with a barrister who actually cross—examined paul burrell, royal burrell, the former royal butler, of course, in the high court . this guy knows his court. this guy knows his onions. he knows what needs to

be done to a client when be done to prepare a client when they're court. he knows what they're in court. he knows what a success looks and a a success looks like and what a victory like. he will also victory looks like. he will also know part of a bigger know if there's part of a bigger plan going it's worth plan going on here. it's worth reminding ourselves that prince harry just the famous harry is just the most famous person. wider case. and person. in a wider case. and what want to the bottom what i want to get to the bottom of is whether or not even if the judge says, well, on judge says, well, harry, on the balance probabilities, balance of probabilities, i can't you were hacked, can't say that you were hacked, what happens if in the round for all cases the judge all the other cases the judge thinks, yes, actually, thinks, well, yes, actually, does that feed into harry? does that then feed into harry? does still does harry still get compensation? harry still compensation? does harry still win as lots of win, as it were? lots of unanswered questions here that i am going for you very am going to get for you very shortly on this very show, gb views at gb news .com. loads of emails coming it's been emails coming in. it's been non—stop but i promise non—stop so far, but i promise you will to those emails you i will get to those emails shortly. but in other news, the government says giving people weight be weight loss jabs will be good for the economy. but it shouldn't. they just tell them to exercise more. to eat less and exercise more. i know not everybody who is obese is out of their own fault, so don't at me. patrick christys on gb news

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channel coming up. brace yourself for day— channel coming up. brace yourself for day two- tit?" g a brace yourself for day two of titit g a brace yourself for day two of harry's nign— yourself for day two of harry's nign oont— yourself for day two of harry's high court testimony as we oontinne— high court testimony as we continue our— high court testimony as we continue our exclusive coverage of continue our exclusive coverage ot nis— continue our exclusive coverage ot nis ossonit— continue our exclusive coverage of his assault on— continue our exclusive coverage of his assault on the british tee— of his assault on the british tree ies — of his assault on the british free press. i ”ttiti; free press. expect more bombshells like this using . bombshells like this using. harry, the first tooth may have come from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen- i i c that's how i've always seen him. i've snotet— how i've always seen him. i've never smoked a— how i've always seen him. i've never smoked a joint in that pub or never smoked a joint in that pub on in— never smoked a joint in that pub on in my— never smoked a joint in that pub or in my father's— never smoked a joint in that pub or in my father's house. so join me. samantha— or in my father's house. so join me. samantha markle,- or in my father's house. so join me. ctt: " me. samantha markle, lady colin campbell and jim davidson for harry's evidence. the verdict day two coming up on dan wootton tonight, 9 pm. till 11 pm, only on . gb news. live only on. gb news. live shots from outside _ only on. gb news. live shots from outside the— only on. gb news. live shots from outside the high- cit \ live shots from outside the high court. ninete— from outside the high court. when one— from outside the high court. vinene ne— from outside the high court. where are we expecting- from outside the high court. where are we expecting prince harry to make his exit any moment now. we'll bring that to you as and when we get it. but back to some other news that's in town today. the uk. is

suffering from an obesity epidemic and the government thinks a weight loss jab could be the way to solve it. but it's incredibly controversial. all this divisive. it's this and very divisive. it's spending £40 million or so. in a sense. we're spending £40 million on a two year pilot scheme . the government says scheme. the government says obesity cost the nhs £6.5 billion a year. so if you look at it like that , i suppose at it like that, i suppose you've got to spend money to make money in a way. i'm joined now by friend of the show, weight loss expert and former presenter of fat families. it's steve miller. steve, great stuff. now, is this a little bit of a cop out for people who are, you know, couldn't be bothered to lose weight and now the miracle cure has come along? oh, i think many people oh, well, i think many people viii— oh, well, i think many people viii-it— oh, well, i think many people viii-it os— oh, well, i think many people viii-it os o— oh, well, i think many people will it as a miracle cure. will see it as a miracle cure. ant— will see it as a miracle cure. ant ton-t— will see it as a miracle cure. ant ton-t get— will see it as a miracle cure. and don't get me- will see it as a miracle cure. and don't get me wrong, patrick, i'm and don't get me wrong, patrick, in not— and don't get me wrong, patrick, in not onti — and don't get me wrong, patrick, in not onti toi— and don't get me wrong, patrick, i'm not anti jab ,— and don't get me wrong, patrick, i'm not anti jab , but this is i'm not anti jab, but this is inton— i'm not anti jab, but this is one prick that— i'm not anti jab, but this is one prick that would not be going— one prick that would not be going insite— one prick that would not be going inside me. and let me eniioin— going inside me. and let me enitoin wby- — going inside me. and let me explain why. the— going inside me. and let me explain why. the very first tning— explain why. the very first tning is— explain why. the very first tning is ont— explain why. the very first thing is and this is stated on tie— thing is and this is stated on the manufacturer's website. otov— the manufacturer's website. otov .— the manufacturer's website. otov. in— the manufacturer's website. okay . in terms— the manufacturer's website. okay . in terms of- the manufacturer's website.

okay . in terms of the- the manufacturer's website. okay. in terms of the safety information , that one of the information, that one of the potential , the possible side potential, the possible side effects of this particular jab is thyroid cancer. that really concerns me. now,- is thyroid cancer. that really concerns me. now, the- t: ii that really concerns me. now, the other tning— concerns me. now, the other tning os— concerns me. now, the other tning os neit— concerns me. now, the other thing as well as— concerns me. now, the other thing as well as well as other site— thing as well as well as other side effects. _ thing as well as well as other side effects. now— thing as well as well as other side effects. ktitni side effects. now the other thing that concerns me is, listen, if i'm taking this jab and i take it what happens when i stop taking it, it's probably likely i'm going to put all of the weight back on now, coming back and coming on to my third point, which relates to what you were saying is i think this is the lazy option. i think the uk neets— the lazy option. i think the uk neets o— the lazy option. i think the uk neets o goot— the lazy option. i think the uk needs a good old— the lazy option. i think the uk needs a good old kick- " i think the uk needs a good old kick up the iootsite— needs a good old kick up the backside and— needs a good old kick up the backside and we— needs a good old kick up the backside and we need to be much tineot— backside and we need to be much more direct and— backside and we need to be much more direct and to— backside and we need to be much more direct and to start telling ieoiie— more direct and to start telling ieoite to— more direct and to start telling ieoite to on— more direct and to start telling people to own their body. and if tnev-ne— people to own their body. and if tnev-ne not— people to own their body. and if they're not owning— people to own their body. and if they're not owning their body, tnev— they're not owning their body, tnev stont— they're not owning their body, they start paying— they're not owning their body, they start paying for their own tneotnent— they start paying for their own tneotnent on— they start paying for their own treatment on the— they start paying for their own treatment on the nhs because tnontiv— treatment on the nhs because tnonttv inev— treatment on the nhs because frankly they are— treatment on the nhs because frankly they are just enjoying sitting— frankly they are just enjoying sitting on— frankly they are just enjoying sitting on o— frankly they are just enjoying sitting on a sofa— frankly they are just enjoying sitting on a sofa and staining it . — sitting on a sofa and staining it . visit.— sitting on a sofa and staining it . well, there— sitting on a sofa and staining it . well, there we- sitting on a sofa and staining it . ennis stifti; titit sitting on a sofa and staining it. titit it. well, there we go. just a very quick apology. if there was

anyone offended by anything there, i can't imagine what that would have been about personally . but alas, there we go. we move on. so gp's in england may start offering weight loss jabs to some reduce some of these patients to reduce this related illnesses. this obesity related illnesses. look, though i suppose look, i suppose though i suppose steve, if it saves us a few quid as a nation, in fact it might save was a few billion quid as a nation, you what jab the nation, you know what jab the fatties . i don't think it will. fatties. i don't think it will. ant— fatties. i don't think it will. ant iti— fatties. i don't think it will. and i'll tell— fatties. i don't think it will. and i'll tell you— i don't think it will. and i'll tell you why it won't. in and i'll tell you why it won't. in my— and i'll tell you why it won't. in my opinion— and i'll tell you why it won't. in my opinion, is— and i'll tell you why it won't. in my opinion, is because this tnis— in my opinion, is because this tnis toi— in my opinion, is because this tnis ioi oon— in my opinion, is because this this jab can only— in my opinion, is because this this jab can only be taken for so tong. — this jab can only be taken for so tong. ani— this jab can only be taken for so long. and if— this jab can only be taken for so long. ti ”cl this jab can only be taken for so long. ti ”iii: so long. and if you're not deaung so long. and if you're not dealing with the underlying reasons and the cause is often laziness and brownite illness, if you're not dealing with the underlying cause and the reasoning for it , then we're reasoning for it, then we're going to be back to square one because people will just put all of the weight back on. and can i be honest, that £40 million sounds a lot of money. it ain't going to go ven— sounds a lot of money. it ain't going to go very far— sounds a lot of money. it ain't going to go very far in- “tit; it ain't going to go very far in this two veon— going to go very far in this two veon stntv. — going to go very far in this two veon stntv. its— going to go very far in this two year study. it's not. - going to go very far in this two year study. g year study. it's not. so i think it's just a sunak sensation for

a headline to try and make him a little bit more popular, perhaps . i don't know. but i think , . i don't know. but i think, frankly, the money would be spent better on something like dementia care, where we need to be supporting people. much very true. better very true. or a new hospital . actually,— true. better very true. or a new hospital . actually, to- true. better very true. or a new hospital . actually, to be- will or a new hospital . actually, to be fair. hospital. actually, to be fair. i hospital. actually, to be fair. i neon— hospital. actually, to be fair. i tnot— hospital. actually, to be fair. i mean, that could be something tnot— i mean, that could be something no ne— i mean, that could be something no no nignt— i mean, that could be something tnot ne nignt inv— i mean, that could be something that we might try to do at some point— that we might try to do at some point — that we might try to do at some point i— that we might try to do at some point soon. i could— that we might try to do at some point soon. i could understand it ton— point soon. i could understand it ton ieooe— point soon. i could understand it for people. absolutely. who nove— it for people. absolutely. who nove got— it for people. absolutely. who nove got toot— it for people. absolutely. who have got look ,— it for people. absolutely. who have got look , genuine, genuine have got look, genuine, genuine inene— have got look, genuine, genuine issues. there are— have got look, genuine, genuine issues. there are there are ieoiie— issues. there are there are ieoite ont— issues. there are there are people out there who, through genuine— people out there who, through genuine medical— people out there who, through genuine medical issues, you tnon— genuine medical issues, you know, oont— genuine medical issues, you know, can't lose— genuine medical issues, you know, can't lose weight or gain neignt— know, can't lose weight or gain weight, etcetera.— know, can't lose weight or gain weight, etcetera. and i think for weight, etcetera. and i think ton tnose— weight, etcetera. and i think for those people— weight, etcetera. and i think for those people undoubtedly stoi— for those people undoubtedly stop—ivo- for those people undoubtedly stop—i-ve got- for those people undoubtedly stop—i-ve got to| for those people undoubtedly. stop—i've got to stop stop you there. i've got to stop you there. listen this is one of our big problems and my heart , our big problems and my heart, you know, i put my arms around everybody that's struggling with the weight and them as much the weight and help them as much as can. but i would never, as i can. but i would never, ever say to them that they can never lose weight because of the medical very medical issue. that's very depressing . it's very deflating. depressing. it's very deflating. yes. there is always a way to yes. so there is always a way to lose weight and to manage your weight into the future. so we

must not be putting out the message out there that, you know, there are some people that will never lose weight. it's absolutely balderdash . yeah, no, absolutely balderdash. yeah, no, indeed.i absolutely balderdash. yeah, no, indeed. i mean, there— absolutely balderdash. yeah, no, indeed. i mean, there is- yeah, no, indeed. i mean, there is there viii— indeed. i mean, there is there niii ie— indeed. i mean, there is there nitt ie ieoite— indeed. i mean, there is there will be people as— indeed. i mean, there is there will be people as well who say tnot— will be people as well who say no tnis— will be people as well who say no tnis itovs— will be people as well who say that this plays into the nanny stote— that this plays into the nanny stote iteo— that this plays into the nanny state idea, doesn't of like state idea, doesn't it, of like ieoiie—i- state idea, doesn't it, of like ieoiie—i oon-tl people going, well, i can't ottoni— people going, well, i can't ottont on— people going, well, i can't afford an apple, which is iontens— afford an apple, which is iontens by— afford an apple, which is bonkers, by the way, when they 90, bonkers, by the way, when they gos-int— bonkers, by the way, when they gos-int it— bonkers, by the way, when they gos-int it is- bonkers, by the way, when they go,-but it is not- go, i'm sorry, but it is not oneoi— go, i'm sorry, but it is not cheap-cheaperl go, i'm sorry, but it is not. cheap-cheaper to go, i'm sorry, but it is not- cheap-cheaper to go cheap. it is not cheaper to go ont— cheap. it is not cheaper to go oni 9a,— cheap. it is not cheaper to go oni get, voo— cheap. it is not cheaper to go and get, you know, a party pack of and get, you know, a party pack ot ooottoii— and get, you know, a party pack of cocktail sausages and a nnstiess— of cocktail sausages and a rustless burger— of cocktail sausages and a rustless burger than it is to go out ont— rustless burger than it is to go out oni get— rustless burger than it is to go out and get yourself a salad. it inst— out and get yourself a salad. it inst isn-t— out and get yourself a salad. it inst isn-t nignt— out and get yourself a salad. it just isn't right. it— out and get yourself a salad. it just isn't right. it just isn't. so just isn't right. it just isn't. so tnot-s— just isn't right. it just isn't. so tnot-s on— just isn't right. it just isn't. so that's an absolute. “43?" just isn't right. it just isn't. so that's an absolute. / ' “ti so that's an absolute. yeah. and i so that's an absolute. yeah. and i think— so that's an absolute. yeah. and i think i— so that's an absolute. yeah. and i think i think what could happenis i think i think what could happen is the supermarkets. yes, they could much better at they could be much better at promoting affordable motty of healthy foods. they could be better. we need that. but listen, all of this myth about that, it's just so expensive to eat . well, that again, is eat. well, that again, is absolute nonsense. yes. you have to look deep. i get that . but it to look deep. i get that. but it can be done and this country, you know, we're bathing in this beautiful wave, these beautiful waves of excuses to actually ,

waves of excuses to actually, you know, to stay fat. fantastic look. okay, steve, great. thank you— look. okay, steve, great. thank you veni— look. okay, steve, great. thank von venv noon.— look. okay, steve, great. thank you very much. always a iteosnne.— you very much. always a pleasure. steve miller there. noven— pleasure. steve miller there. never knowingly undersold, is he goot— never knowingly undersold, is he gooi ott— never knowingly undersold, is he gooi ott stove.— never knowingly undersold, is he good old steve. he's a friend of the good old steve. he's a friend of tie ston— good old steve. he's a friend of tie snon ont— good old steve. he's a friend of the show and you— good old steve. he's a friend of the show and you can see why. non— the show and you can see why. non i-ve— the show and you can see why. ion he got— the show and you can see why. non i-ve got to— the show and you can see why. now i've got to be— the show and you can see why. now i've got to be honest with you,— now i've got to be honest with von i— now i've got to be honest with von i tott— now i've got to be honest with you, i talk about— now i've got to be honest with you, i talk about the obesity onisis— you, i talk about the obesity onisis nitn— you, i talk about the obesity crisis with my— you, i talk about the obesity crisis with my eyes wide open ieoonse— crisis with my eyes wide open because-until— crisis with my eyes wide open because until what, now? because up until what, now? movie— because up until what, now? maybe-months- because up until what, now? maybe months ago, i was maybe 2 or 3 months ago, i was oiont— maybe 2 or 3 months ago, i was oiont tnnee— maybe 2 or 3 months ago, i was about three stone— maybe 2 or 3 months ago, i was about three stone heavier than i am about three stone heavier than i on-tnint.— about three stone heavier than i on-tnint-i- about three stone heavier than i am-think.-i do- about three stone heavier than i am think. i do have am now, i think. and i do have massive sympathies with people nio— massive sympathies with people nno-tnon,— massive sympathies with people who - know, will _ massive sympathies with people who know, will looking at who you know, will be looking at this who you know, will be looking at tits-oni— who you know, will be looking at tnis-ont gang,— this now and going, well, i tnint— this now and going, well, i tnint movie— this now and going, well, i think maybe been quite think maybe i've been quite insensitive. _ think maybe i've been quite insensitive. there to be insensitive. there but to be nonest— insensitive. there but to be nonest-i-ve- insensitive. there but to be- honest-i've-found honest with you, i've not found it iontiontoniv— honest with you, i've not found it particularly easy losing neignt— it particularly easy losing weight-really- it particularly easy losing weight. really enjoy it, weight. i don't really enjoy it, int— weight. i don't really enjoy it, but-something- weight. i don't really enjoy it, but something had but it is something that i had to to— but it is something that i had to to ion— but it is something that i had to to ion ni— but it is something that i had to do for my own— but it is something that i had to do for my own health. i'm to do for my own health. and i'm oiso— to do for my own health. and i'm oiso-to— to do for my own health. and i'm oiso-to ise— to do for my own health. and i'm also-to raise money- to do for my own health. and i'm also to raise money for also doing it to raise money for the also doing it to raise money for tne nentoi— also doing it to raise money for the mental health— also doing it to raise money for the mental health charity mind. i the mental health charity mind. i nove— the mental health charity mind. i nove iost— the mental health charity mind. i have lost three— the mental health charity mind. i have lost three stone in ineionotion— i have lost three stone in preparation my appearance on preparation for my appearance on stoge— preparation for my appearance on stoge-ineon— preparation for my appearance on stage-dream-whol preparation for my appearance on stagthat dream who preparation for my appearance on stagthat they dream who preparation for my appearance on stagthat they are 3am who preparation for my appearance on stagthat they are the who preparation for my appearance on stagthat they are the most who say that they are the most tonnons— say that they are the most tonnons gnoni— say that they are the most famous group of male strippers. on famous group of male strippers. in neineston— famous group of male strippers. on wednesday, the 28th, on wednesday, june the 28th, i viii— on wednesday, june the 28th, i niii ioin— on wednesday, june the 28th, i nitt ioin tne— on wednesday, june the 28th, i will join the lads,— on wednesday, june the 28th, i will join the lads, lads will join the lads, the lads in inoniev—goingl will join the lads, the lads in bromley_going do bromley in kent. i'm going to do tnnee— bromley in kent. i'm going to do three routines.— bromley in kent. i'm going to do three routines. one— bromley in kent. i'm going to do three routines. one of them is going— three routines. one of them is going-ie— three routines. one of them is goinglielsoio— three routines. one of them is going-belsolo and- three routines. one of them is going be solo and i will be going to be a solo and i will be toing— going to be a solo and i will be toingliittte— going to be a solo and i will be doingllittle bit— going to be a solo and i will be doingllittle bit of— going to be a solo and i will be doingllittle bit of a- going to be a solo and i will be doing little bit of a dance

doing a little bit of a dance nontine— doing a little bit of a dance routine obviously for that. and you— routine obviously for that. and ion-getting— routine obviously for that. and ion-getting-tit- routine obviously for that. and you getting kit off. you know, getting my kit off. too— you know, getting my kit off. ton-tonote— you know, getting my kit off. you-donate it— you know, getting my kit off. you donate it just giving.com/fundraising/challenge onnistie-s— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's the— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's the new _ giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's the new target is £60,000. — christie's the new target is £60,000. we're - christie's the new target is £60,000. we're at 56.5 grand. itieose— £60,000. we're at 56.5 grand. please, please— £60,000. we're at 56.5 grand. please, please ,— £60,000. we're at 56.5 grand. please, please , please. let's please, please, please. let's save some lives— please, please, please. let's save some lives together . just giving.com/fundraising/challenge onnistie-s— giving.com/fundraising/challenge onnistie-s ni— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's up next.— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's up next. i'm going to be christie's up next. i'm going to ie toiting— christie's up next. i'm going to ie toiting ott— christie's up next. i'm going to be talking all about prince nonn— be talking all about prince harry. another— be talking all about prince harry. another bombshell day in oont— harry. another bombshell day in oonnt .—

it's 4:00. it's patrick christys is ei— it's 4:00. it's patrick christys is on tens— it's 4:00. it's patrick christys is gb news and— it's 4:00. it's patrick christys is gb news and it's a very busy noon. — is gb news and it's a very busy noon. evinoe— is gb news and it's a very busy hour. prince harry— is gb news and it's a very busy hour. prince harry continued to get on— hour. prince harry continued to get an absolute— hour. prince harry continued to get an absolute kicking in the nign— get an absolute kicking in the nign oont— get an absolute kicking in the high court today. _ get an absolute kicking in the high court today. where's the noon,— high court today. where's the noon, harry?— high court today. where's the proof, harry? that's what evenviotv— proof, harry? that's what everybody wants to know . live everybody wants to know. live iiotnnes— everybody wants to know. live iiotnnes no— everybody wants to know. live pictures now from _ everybody wants to know. live pictures now from outside the nign— pictures now from outside the nign oont— pictures now from outside the nign oonnt .— pictures now from outside the nign oonnt . ne— pictures now from outside the high court . we are waiting for high court. we are waiting for evinoe— high court. we are waiting for ininoe nonv— high court. we are waiting for prince harry to _ high court. we are waiting for prince harry to make his exit any— prince harry to make his exit on nnonnent— prince harry to make his exit any moment now. he finished giving— any moment now. he finished giving evidence— any moment now. he finished giving evidence a— any moment now. he finished giving evidence a long time ago. so giving evidence a long time ago. so-nnot— giving evidence a long time ago. so-what.earth- giving evidence a long time ago. so-what.earth he'si so i wonder what on earth he's toing— so i wonder what on earth he's toing in— so i wonder what on earth he's toing in tnene— so i wonder what on earth he's doing in there potentially iioting— doing in there potentially iioting ove— doing in there potentially picking over the of quite picking over the bones of quite a picking over the bones of quite o tisosten— picking over the bones of quite

o iisosten .— picking over the bones of quite otisosten . it— picking over the bones of quite a disaster. a couple of days for tne— a disaster. a couple of days for tne nontonov— a disaster. a couple of days for the wantaway prince , but we're the wantaway prince, but we're oiso— the wantaway prince, but we're otso going— the wantaway prince, but we're otso going to— the wantaway prince, but we're otso going to ie— the wantaway prince, but we're also going to be discussing oiont— also going to be discussing oiont some— also going to be discussing about some good news for britain nitn— about some good news for britain nitn on— about some good news for britain nitn on empty— about some good news for britain with an empty chair. we're going to ie— with an empty chair. we're going to ie toiting— with an empty chair. we're going to be talking about the fact tnot— to be talking about the fact no no — to be talking about the fact that we are indeed one of the teost— that we are indeed one of the ieost nooist— that we are indeed one of the least racist countries in the nest.— least racist countries in the west a— least racist countries in the west a ne— least racist countries in the west. a new poll has come out enenging— west. a new poll has come out enenging tnot— west. a new poll has come out emerging that-are- west. a new poll has come out emerging that are apparently emerging that we are apparently onvnov— emerging that we are apparently onvnov tess— emerging that we are apparently anyway less racist— emerging that we are apparently anyway less racist than the union— anyway less racist than the united states,— anyway less racist than the united states, than germany , united states, than germany, tnon—tnot- united states, than germany, than—that poll. united states, than germany,| than—that poll has than france. and that poll has ieen—ieoiie- than france. and that poll has been—people who| than france. and that poll has. been—people who are been voted on by people who are etnnio— been voted on by people who are ethnic minorities.— been voted on by people who are ethnic minorities. so i really, neoiiv— ethnic minorities. so i really, neottv nope— ethnic minorities. so i really, neottv noie ne— ethnic minorities. so i really, really hope we can put to bed tnis— really hope we can put to bed tnis iteo— really hope we can put to bed this idea that— really hope we can put to bed this idea that we're a horrible tittie— this idea that we're a horrible little racist— this idea that we're a horrible little racist rock— this idea that we're a horrible little racist rock in the ocean. in — little racist rock in the ocean. in noving— little racist rock in the ocean. in noving o— little racist rock in the ocean. i'm having a debate on that. in otnen— i'm having a debate on that. in otnen nons— i'm having a debate on that. in other news, of— i'm having a debate on that. in other news, of course, we're oiso— other news, of course, we're otso going — other news, of course, we're otso going to— other news, of course, we're otso going to ie— other news, of course, we're also going to be talking about the also going to be talking about tne snooting— also going to be talking about the shocking figures show also going to be talking about the shoc guess gures show also going to be talking about the shoc guess how; show also going to be talking about the shoc guess how many show can you guess how many inngtonies— can you guess how many burglaries have been solved in the burglaries have been solved in tne iost— burglaries have been solved in tne iost veon— burglaries have been solved in the last year in— burglaries have been solved in the last year in half of england ont— the last year in half of england oni notes?— the last year in half of england and wales? not— the last year in half of england and wales? not seriously, not. its— and wales? not seriously, not. it's absolutely— and wales? not seriously, not. it's absolutely criminal. are you— it's absolutely criminal. are you even— it's absolutely criminal. are you even safe— it's absolutely criminal. are you even safe in— it's absolutely criminal. are you even safe in your own home? nove— you even safe in your own home? nove oon— you even safe in your own home? nove ioiioe— you even safe in your own home? have our police force just given up?— have our police force just given no? ant— have our police force just given no? ant tinoitn— have our police force just given up? and finally, we're also going— up? and finally, we're also going to— up? and finally, we're also going to ie— up? and finally, we're also going to be talking, of course, oiont— going to be talking, of course, oiont tnis. — going to be talking, of course, about this. yes— going to be talking, of course, about this. yes michael sheen is soving— about this. yes michael sheen is soving tnot— about this. yes michael sheen is soving tnot ne— about this. yes michael sheen is saying that he gets a little bit otteniet— saying that he gets a little bit ottentei ot— saying that he gets a little bit

offended at non—welsh. actors playing— offended at non—welsh. actors itoving netsn— offended at non—welsh. actors playing welsh people . this is a playing welsh people. this is a note— playing welsh people. this is a itote nio— playing welsh people. this is a bloke who played— playing welsh people. this is a bloke who played tony blair. nes— bloke who played tony blair. ne-s itovet— bloke who played tony blair. he's played brian clough. he itovet— he's played brian clough. he itovet onis— he's played brian clough. he played chris tarrant. so i mean, pot played chris tarrant. so i mean, iot nette— played chris tarrant. so i mean, pot kettle, welsh _ played chris tarrant. so i mean, pot kettle, welsh really loads on. pot kettle, welsh really loads stov— pot kettle, welsh really loads on. stay tuned— pot kettle, welsh really loads on. stay tuned .— pot kettle, welsh really loads on. stay tuned . get those emails on. stay tuned. get those emails ooning— on. stay tuned. get those emails ooning in— on. stay tuned. get those emails coming in thick— on. stay tuned. get those emails coming in thick and fast. gb viens— coming in thick and fast. gb viens ei— coming in thick and fast. gb views gb news— coming in thick and fast. gb views gb news .com. do you think tnot— views gb news .com. do you think no evinoe— views gb news .com. do you think that prince harry— views gb news .com. do you think that prince harry made an oisointe— that prince harry made an absolute fool— that prince harry made an absolute fool out of himself? ant— absolute fool out of himself? ant is— absolute fool out of himself? ant is it— absolute fool out of himself? ant is it o— absolute fool out of himself? and is it a shock— absolute fool out of himself? and is it a shock to you to ieonn— and is it a shock to you to ieonn tnot— and is it a shock to you to learn that britain is the least nooist— learn that britain is the least nooist-in— learn that britain is the least racist-in the- learn that britain is the least racist in the west? gb racist country in the west? gb viens— racist country in the west? gb viens ei— racist country in the west? gb views gb news— racist country in the west? gb views gb news .com headlines now nitn— views gb news .com headlines now nitn noni— views gb news .com headlines now nitn toot .— views gb news .com headlines now with paul . patrick. _ views gb news .com headlines now with paul . patrick. “nits/m“ with paul. patrick. thank you. osoi— with paul. patrick. thank you. good afternoon. the top story on gb news today the duke of sussex has finished giving evidence on his second day at the high court in london of his privacy case against mirror group newspapers. prince harry believes journalists- prince harry believes journalists used unlawful teonnignes— journalists used unlawful techniques to— journalists used unlawful techniques to get stories, inotnting— techniques to get stories, including placing a tracking tevioe— including placing a tracking

tevioe on— including placing a tracking device on the— including placing a tracking device on the car of his ex—girlfriend,- device on the car of his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy . he ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he oiso— ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he also claimed— ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he also claimed today that they went— also claimed today that they vent to— also claimed today that they went to extreme— also claimed today that they went to extreme lengths to cover up tnein— went to extreme lengths to cover up tnein otteget— went to extreme lengths to cover up their alleged phone hacking . up their alleged phone hacking. the up their alleged phone hacking. ine initisnen— up their alleged phone hacking. the publisher denies wrongdoing . in the publisher denies wrongdoing . in otnen— the publisher denies wrongdoing . in other news— the publisher denies wrongdoing . in other news today , the prime . in other news today, the prime iiinisten— . in other news today, the prime iiinisten nos— . in other news today, the prime minister has visited arlington notionoi— minister has visited arlington national cemetery in virginia in the national cemetery in virginia in tne unitei— national cemetery in virginia in the united states,— national cemetery in virginia in the united states, to lay a nneotn— the united states, to lay a nneotn ot— the united states, to lay a wreath at the— the united states, to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown— wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. it's ahead of his unknown soldier. it's ahead of its tonntn— unknown soldier. it's ahead of his fourth meeting with the us inesitent— his fourth meeting with the us inesitent ot— his fourth meeting with the us president at the— his fourth meeting with the us president at the white house tomorrow during— president at the white house tomorrow during talks with joe iiten— tomorrow during talks with joe iiten ,— tomorrow during talks with joe iiten , itisni— tomorrow during talks with joe biden , rishi sunak is expected biden, rishi sunak is expected to neottinn— biden, rishi sunak is expected to reaffirm western support for unnoine— to reaffirm western support for unnoine, os— to reaffirm western support for ukraine, as well— to reaffirm western support for ukraine, as well as addressing the ukraine, as well as addressing tne gnoning— ukraine, as well as addressing the growing threat from china. otinote— the growing threat from china. climate change— the growing threat from china. climate change and the negntotion— climate change and the regulation of- climate change and the regulation of ai . here. the regulation of ai. here. the metropolitan— regulation of ai. here. the metropolitan police says the tonoe— metropolitan police says the tonoe viii— metropolitan police says the force will apologise to people nnongiv— force will apologise to people wrongly arrested— force will apologise to people wrongly arrested during the kings— wrongly arrested during the king's coronation six members of the anti—monarchy— king's coronation six members of the anti—monarchy group republic neit— the anti—monarchy group republic nett ton— the anti—monarchy group republic were held for 16— the anti—monarchy group republic were held for 16 hours before ieing— were held for 16 hours before being released— were held for 16 hours before being released without charge ont— being released without charge oni some— being released without charge and some volunteers from a nestninsten— and some volunteers from a westminster council safety sonee— westminster council safety scheme were _ westminster council safety scheme were also caught up in the scheme were also caught up in tne oz— scheme were also caught up in tne oz ieoite— scheme were also caught up in the 62 people detained thousands of holidaymakers— the 62 people detained thousands of holidaymakers could be

otteotei— of holidaymakers could be affected. this— of holidaymakers could be affected. this summer by a fresh affected. this summer by afresh ot— affected. this summer by afresh wave of strikes— affected. this summer by afresh wave of strikes at— affected. this summer by a fresh wave of strikes at heathrow ainiont. — wave of strikes at heathrow niniont. none— wave of strikes at heathrow airport. more than 2000 security gnonts— airport. more than 2000 security gnonts tnon— airport. more than 2000 security guards from the _ airport. more than 2000 security guards from the unite union have onnonnoet tne— guards from the unite union have announced the dates of their iotest— announced the dates of their latest walkout,— announced the dates of their latest walkout, which will be neit— latest walkout, which will be ten oooss— latest walkout, which will be held across 31— latest walkout, which will be held across 31 days between the ietn— held across 31 days between the zitn ot— held across 31 days between the son on inne— held across 31 days between the 24th of june and— held across 31 days between the 24th of june and the 27th of august. — 24th of june and the 27th of august. covering the start of tne— august. covering the start of tie sonooi— august. covering the start of the school holidays and the august— the school holidays and the august iont— the school holidays and the august bank holiday weekend. unite— august bank holiday weekend. tinite sovs— august bank holiday weekend. unite says the— august bank holiday weekend. unite says the airport's inionities— unite says the airport's priorities are- unite says the airport's priorities are wrong and strikes viii— priorities are wrong and strikes will continue— priorities are wrong and strikes will continue to— priorities are wrong and strikes will continue to until a fair pay— will continue to until a fair on otten— will continue to until a fair on otten is— will continue to until a fair pay offer is made . now, pay offer is made. now, structural— pay offer is made. now, structural engineers are warning tnot— structural engineers are warning tnot o— structural engineers are warning tnot o ioin— structural engineers are warning that a badly damaged dam in sontnenn— that a badly damaged dam in southern ukraine, which has left tnonsonts— southern ukraine, which has left tnonsonts ot— southern ukraine, which has left thousands of people homeless and isiesses— thousands of people homeless and businesses flooded,— thousands of people homeless and businesses flooded, could deteriorate _ businesses flooded, could deteriorate further in the ooning— deteriorate further in the ooning oois.— deteriorate further in the coming days. russia is still oontinne— coming days. russia is still oontinne to— coming days. russia is still continue to deny any responsibility for the huge enitosion— responsibility for the huge explosion that— responsibility for the huge explosion that ripped through the kakhovka_ explosion that ripped through the kakhovka dam in the early nons— the kakhovka dam in the early nonns ot— the kakhovka dam in the early hours of yesterday morning . this hours of yesterday morning. this sieoioi— hours of yesterday morning. this sieoiot neiont— hours of yesterday morning. this special report now— hours of yesterday morning. this special report now from our seonnitv— special report now from our security editor,— special report now from our security editor, mark white in towns— security editor, mark white in towns ont— security editor, mark white in towns and villages along the onion— towns and villages along the iniino vottev,— towns and villages along the dnipro valley, downstream from the kakhovka_ dnipro valley, downstream from the kakhovka dam, this is a

notion— the kakhovka dam, this is a rapidly evolving— the kakhovka dam, this is a rapidly evolving catastrophe . rapidly evolving catastrophe. none— rapidly evolving catastrophe. iionetton— rapidly evolving catastrophe. more than 80 _ rapidly evolving catastrophe. more than 80 towns- rapidly evolving catastrophe. more than 80 towns and villages are in the direct path of the floodwaters are already being inundated. it is a race to reach the most vulnerable , trapped by the most vulnerable, trapped by the most vulnerable, trapped by the rising water as boats and high sided vehicles have been commandeered to try to reach those affected . covid overnight those affected. covid overnight , many people have moved to the top floors of their houses and even onto the roofs to escape the rising water. but even those elevated positions are far from safe, with whole structures being lifted up and washed down stream. and as bad as the situation is now , structural situation is now, structural engineers are warning it's likely to get far worse in the days ahead . the dam already days ahead. the dam already breached and weakened, will continue to deteriorate with more of the dam wall likely to give way, sending even more flood water cascading down the

dnipro river valley . perhaps dnipro river valley. perhaps predictably , both sides are predictably, both sides are blaming each other for this manmade disaster for the ukrainian president, vladimir zelenskyy said he was in no doubt this massive explosion caught on a cctv camera was the result of a russian detonator mine within the dam . russia, for mine within the dam. russia, for its part, is blaming ukrainian artillery and missile fire for the breach . both the uk and us the breach. both the uk and us governments are leaning towards russian involvement in the explosion, but say they are still gathering and assessing all of the available intelligence . but in the intelligence. but in the meantime, the priority is of course on the rescue efforts for an unfolding disaster. that's being felt more widely than just by the area's human population . by the area's human population. russian in the ukrainian held city of kherson, almost all of the animals within the local zoo have drowned . and elsewhere

have drowned. and elsewhere along with the rescue of people, volunteer tears have been bringing pets and farm animals to safety . all of these rescue to safety. all of these rescue efforts are being hampered by the fact this is still an active war zone with sadly no pause in the fighting . russia accusing the fighting. russia accusing ukraine of launching drone strikes on the flooded russian held town of kakhovka and ukraine, accusing russia of shelling flooded areas around the city of kherson . mark white the city of kherson. mark white gb news is . well, that was mark gb news is. well, that was mark white with his special report on events in ukraine reporting on the dam that was blown up yesterday. we'll the dam that was blown up yesterday . we'll bring you the dam that was blown up yesterday. we'll bring you more on tnot— yesterday. we'll bring you more on tnot, ot— yesterday. we'll bring you more on that, of course,— yesterday. we'll bring you more on that, of course, as- : we'll bring you more on that, of course, as we get it. int— on that, of course, as we get it. int nignt— on that, of course, as we get it. but right now,— on that, of course, as we get it. but right now, let's get ioot— it. but right now, let's get ioot to— it. but right now, let's get ioot to .—

patrick i patrick| welcome i patrick- welcome along. | notion— welcome along. there's patrick welcome along. there's only one place to start. has it been catastrophic or historic? this is the court case involving prince harry. harry says that he believes stories written in mirror group publications caused security concerns . he also security concerns. he also accused mirror group of industrial scale destroy action of evidence that bit especially is fascinating because accusing people of destroying evidence is fine. but can you prove they did it? and can you prove there was any evidence at all? harry is still in the high court. as far as we're aware. you are watching if you indeed you are watching. of course, you can listen to us on radio as well. but for those watching on television and online, court. online, that's the high court. that's the front of it. and harry, as we're aware,

harry, as far as we're aware, will be walking out that door will be walking out of that door any it's interesting any moment now. it's interesting that he's been in such that he's been in there such a long time his actual long time after his actual evidence hearing finished. so we'll wait and see we'll have to wait and see exactly what thinking is. exactly what the thinking is. there big there but yes, some big bombshells in court today, as one would expect , although one would expect, although crucially, there was no real evidence from harry as to any phone hacking. it included things like a trip to a lap dancing club and a potential fallout with his then partner, chelsy davy the break—up of chelsy davy the break—up of chelsy harry trying chelsy davy harry trying to win chelsy davy harry trying to win chelsy back. also reports, chelsy davy back. also reports, of about things like of course, about things like uniforms . et cetera. of this uniforms. et cetera. all of this was absolutely focussed on and zoned in on today, but at no point was harry able to say or indeed make any attempt to say yes, i have evidence that this information was gathered through nefarious, underhand , illegal nefarious, underhand, illegal means. and that, i think, is going to be a problem with him. i believe we might be able to go to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker the high court cameron walker at the high court for can. cameron for us now. yes, we can. cameron bathed in sunshine as indeed you should be. what were the standout moments you there

standout moments for you there today ? well, prince harry has today? well, prince harry has ooniietet— today? well, prince harry has completed his— today? well, prince harry has completed his day— 3“ well, prince harry has completed his day and a half of goite— completed his day and a half of quite o— completed his day and a half of gnite o iit— completed his day and a half of gnite o iit ot— completed his day and a half of quite a bit of a— completed his day and a half of quite a bit of a grilling, neoiiv— quite a bit of a grilling, really from _ quite a bit of a grilling, really from andrew green, kc, tne— really from andrew green, kc, the barrister— really from andrew green, kc, the barrister who _ really from andrew green, kc, the barrister who is representing mirror group nesoeiis— representing mirror group newspapers, prince harry of course, is used— newspapers, prince harry of course, is used to the kind of intenvien— course, is used to the kind of interview that— course, is used to the kind of interview that you get with oinon— interview that you get with oinon on— interview that you get with oprah or friendly journalists toing— oprah or friendly journalists doing promotional interviews for his doing promotional interviews for its nennoin— doing promotional interviews for his memoir, spare.— doing promotional interviews for his memoir, spare. and this was sonetning— his memoir, spare. and this was sonetning ne— his memoir, spare. and this was something he had— his memoir, spare. and this was something he had not done ietone— something he had not done ietone. ant— something he had not done before. and to— something he had not done before. and to be fair to prince harry— before. and to be fair to prince harry ne— before. and to be fair to prince harry ne neve— before. and to be fair to prince harry, he never got overly frustrated. _ harry, he never got overly frustrated. he— harry, he never got overly frustrated. he answered the questions— frustrated. he answered the questions calmly, collectively insiie— questions calmly, collectively insiie tne— questions calmly, collectively inside the courtroom. but nonetheless, _ inside the courtroom. but nonetheless, there were some tnntonentoi— nonetheless, there were some fundamental points from andrew eveon— fundamental points from andrew eeen nnion— fundamental points from andrew green, which seemed perhaps some nonto— green, which seemed perhaps some nonii ogne— green, which seemed perhaps some nonii ogne to— green, which seemed perhaps some would argue, to trip— green, which seemed perhaps some would argue, to trip him up . i would argue, to trip him up. i tnint— would argue, to trip him up. i tnint iennois— would argue, to trip him up. i think perhaps he— would argue, to trip him up. i think perhaps he andrew gwynne vent— think perhaps he andrew gwynne nent tnnongn— think perhaps he andrew gwynne went through each _ think perhaps he andrew gwynne went through each of the 33 ontioies— went through each of the 33 articles being— went through each of the 33 articles being tested in this case individually , and something case individually, and something that case individually, and something no teeis— case individually, and something that keeps coming— case individually, and something that keeps coming up was this tnot— that keeps coming up was this sense that most— that keeps coming up was this sense that most of the information— sense that most of the information in these 33 ontioies— information in these 33 articles, or— information in these 33 articles, or at- information in these 33 articles, or at least some of it not— articles, or at least some of it not oineotv— articles, or at least some of it had already been— articles, or at least some of it had already been printed in otnen— had already been printed in other publications , notably the other publications, notably the tens— other publications, notably the

news ot— other publications, notably the news ot tne — other publications, notably the news of the world, the daily or ioin— news of the world, the daily or ioiiv noti— news of the world, the daily or ioitv iioit on— news of the world, the daily or daily mail or the— news of the world, the daily or daily mail or the mail on sunday as daily mail or the mail on sunday os neii. — daily mail or the mail on sunday os neii. ant— daily mail or the mail on sunday as well. and he— daily mail or the mail on sunday as well. and he asked prince nonv— as well. and he asked prince nonnv nnv— as well. and he asked prince nonnv why .— as well. and he asked prince harry why . surely they just got harry why. surely they just got tnot— harry why. surely they just got no tnon — harry why. surely they just got that from other— harry why. surely they just got that from other newspapers. now, in esonose— that from other newspapers. now, in esonose to— that from other newspapers. now, in response to that,— that from other newspapers. now, in response to that, prince nonv— in response to that, prince nonnv os— in response to that, prince harry was saying that actually ine— harry was saying that actually ine iiinnon— harry was saying that actually the mirrorjournalists harry was saying that actually the mirror journalists at the time— the mirror journalists at the time nonto— the mirror journalists at the time would have had heavy pressure from _ time would have had heavy pressure from the editors to try oni— pressure from the editors to try oni tini— pressure from the editors to try and find another— pressure from the editors to try and find another exclusive angle nnion— and find another exclusive angle nnion nonto— and find another exclusive angle which would have— and find another exclusive angle which would have incentivised tnen — which would have incentivised tnen to— which would have incentivised tnen to ooni— which would have incentivised them to carry out— which would have incentivised them to carry out unlawful information— them to carry out unlawful information gathering , to get information gathering, to get more information, and therefore to sett— more information, and therefore to seit onoe— more information, and therefore to sell more newspapers. sonetning— to sell more newspapers. something else which came up totov— something else which came up today specifically— something else which came up today specifically from andrew eveon— today specifically from andrew eeen tne— today specifically from andrew green, the barrister representing mirror group nesoeiis— representing mirror group newspapers, was this idea of a novoi— newspapers, was this idea of a novoi — newspapers, was this idea of a royal source. now— newspapers, was this idea of a royal source. now prince harry nointoins— royal source. now prince harry maintains that— royal source. now prince harry maintains that the royal source is inst— maintains that the royal source is inst o— maintains that the royal source is inst o ove— maintains that the royal source is just a cover for— maintains that the royal source is just a cover for alleged inone— is just a cover for alleged phone hacking, whereas the iiinon— phone hacking, whereas the iiinnon onono— phone hacking, whereas the mirror group barrister was ootnoiiv— mirror group barrister was actually saying that the royal tne— actually saying that the royal source, the anonymous source oontt— source, the anonymous source oontt nove— source, the anonymous source oontt nove inst— source, the anonymous source could have just come somewhere in tne— could have just come somewhere in tne ioiooe— could have just come somewhere in tne ioiooe on— could have just come somewhere in the palace or it— could have just come somewhere in the palace or it could have ieen— in the palace or it could have ieen gov— in the palace or it could have been some guy down the pub who saw been some guy down the pub who evinoe— been some guy down the pub who ininoe nonv— been some guy down the pub who saw prince harry on— been some guy down the pub who saw prince harry on a night out nitn— saw prince harry on a night out wit intents— saw prince harry on a night out with friends or— saw prince harry on a night out with friends or something like tnot— with friends or something like tnot. evinoe— with friends or something like that. prince harry it was quite

iittionit— that. prince harry it was quite difficult for— that. prince harry it was quite difficult for prince harry ooon— difficult for prince harry today ont— difficult for prince harry today, and you could get a sense tnot— today, and you could get a sense tnot ne— today, and you could get a sense no no os— today, and you could get a sense that he was getting— today, and you could get a sense that he was getting visibly niset— that he was getting visibly upset because— that he was getting visibly upset because a lot of the ontioies— upset because a lot of the articles talked— upset because a lot of the articles talked about today was oiont— articles talked about today was oiont nis— articles talked about today was about his former— articles talked about today was about his former girlfriend, oneisv— about his former girlfriend, onetsv davy— about his former girlfriend, chelsy davy, and quite personal intonnotion— chelsy davy, and quite personal information-being- chelsy davy, and quite personal information being brought chelsy davy, and quite personal inicourt, on being brought chelsy davy, and quite personal inicourt, at being brought chelsy davy, and quite personal inicourt, a very being brought chelsy davy, and quite personal inicourt, a very public brought chelsy davy, and quite personal inicourt, a very public court ht chelsy davy, and quite personal inicourt, a very public court in in court, a very public court in nont— in court, a very public court in tnont ot— in court, a very public court in tnont ot tne— in court, a very public court in front of the world's media as neit— front of the world's media as non. ant— front of the world's media as well. and actually , prince harry well. and actually, prince harry note— well. and actually, prince harry note tne— well. and actually, prince harry made the point— well. and actually, prince harry made the point that this is egnotiv— made the point that this is equally distressing for her and her equally distressing for her and net ne— equally distressing for her and her new family— equally distressing for her and her new family as it is for me now, following— her new family as it is for me now, following his day and a noti— now, following his day and a not ot— now, following his day and a half of cross—examination from anten— half of cross—examination from antnen eveon— half of cross—examination from andrew green, his— half of cross—examination from andrew green, his own barrister, iovii— andrew green, his own barrister, david sherborne,— andrew green, his own barrister, david sherborne, got to re—examine _ david sherborne, got to re—examine the duke and he asked oiont— re—examine the duke and he asked oiont on— re—examine the duke and he asked about an earlier— re—examine the duke and he asked about an earlier part— re—examine the duke and he asked about an earlier part of prince tony-s— about an earlier part of prince harry's evidence— about an earlier part of prince harry's evidence in which he soii— harry's evidence in which he soit tnot— harry's evidence in which he said that hacking him would have ieen— said that hacking him would have ieen on— said that hacking him would have been an incredibly— said that hacking him would have been an incredibly risky thing to to— been an incredibly risky thing to to ont— been an incredibly risky thing to do and whether he meant no nonto— to do and whether he meant no one would would— to do and whether he meant no one would would hack him as a nesnit— one would would hack him as a nesnit .— one would would hack him as a nesnit . non,— one would would hack him as a result . now, prince— one would would hack him as a result . now, prince harry result. now, prince harry neiiiei— result. now, prince harry neiiiei-no- result. now, prince harry neiiiei-no ,- result. now, prince harry replied,-no , i- result. now, prince harry- replied,-no , i believe replied, saying no, i believe tnot— replied, saying no, i believe tnot tnev— replied, saying no, i believe tnot tnev os— replied, saying no, i believe that they as in— replied, saying no, i believe that they as in mirror journalists,- that they as in mirror journalists, would have gone to etee— journalists, would have gone to extreme lengths— journalists, would have gone to extreme lengths to cover their toots— extreme lengths to cover their tnoots. non— extreme lengths to cover their tracks. now david sherborne osteo— tracks. now david sherborne ostet nonv— tracks. now david sherborne asked harry about the first ontioie— asked harry about the first article that— asked harry about the first article that was— asked harry about the first article that was tested in this case yesterday,— article that was tested in this case yesterday, and he said that he case yesterday, and he said that no osteo— case yesterday, and he said that he asked about— case yesterday, and he said that

he asked about the first article tnot— he asked about the first article tnot soii— he asked about the first article that said reporting on his motion— that said reporting on his mother had— that said reporting on his mother had visited him at intgnove— mother had visited him at ludgrove school in 1996, and he netennet— ludgrove school in 1996, and he netennet to— ludgrove school in 1996, and he referred to the— ludgrove school in 1996, and he referred to the quote about a ooniie— referred to the quote about a oonite ot— referred to the quote about a couple of passes— referred to the quote about a couple of passes by seeing evinoe— couple of passes by seeing ininoe nonv— couple of passes by seeing prince harry and princess diana in ieoe.— prince harry and princess diana in teste- non— prince harry and princess diana in 1996. now prince harry said in1996. now prince harry said tnot— in 1996. now prince harry said no ooniin-t— in 1996. now prince harry said that couldn't possibly have noiienet— that couldn't possibly have happened because the two entrances to _ happened because the two entrances to ludgrove school not— entrances to ludgrove school were not visible— entrances to ludgrove school were not visible from the public tootiotn— were not visible from the public tootiotn oni— were not visible from the public footpath, and prince harry is questioning,— footpath, and prince harry is questioning, well, who are these two nnennensi— questioning, well, who are these two members of— questioning, well, who are these two members of the public that saw us? because— two members of the public that saw us? because it— two members of the public that saw us? because it would have ieen— saw us? because it would have ieen invsioottv— saw us? because it would have been physically impossible. and evinoe— been physically impossible. and evinoe-inniei- been physically impossible. and prince _jumped to - prince harry has jumped to the oonoinsion— prince harry has jumped to the conclusion _was- conclusion that that was as a nesnit— conclusion that that was as a nesnit ot— conclusion that that was as a result of unlawful information gotnening. — result of unlawful information gotnening. -tno- result of unlawful information gathering. two members gathering. and the two members of gathering. and the two members ot-initio— gathering. and the two members ot-initio-o— gathering. and the two members of-public-a-was- of the public was a plot was a was was a was— of the public was a plot was a was was a was a— of the public was a plot was a was was a was a cover up by was was a was a cover up by minion— was was a was a cover up by iiinnon onoii— was was a was a cover up by mirror group newspapers. the case-continuing.- mirror group newspapers. the case continuing. there's case is continuing. there's otnen—sieoti other witnesses to speak. onitios— other witnesses to speak. onitios-sov- other witnesses to speak. critics- say- last other witnesses to speak. - critics- say- last day critics would say the last day ont— critics would say the last day ont-nosn-t— critics would say the last day and-hasn't been- critics would say the last day and hasn't been great for and a half hasn't been great for evinoe— and a half hasn't been great for ininoe nonn— and a half hasn't been great for prince harry. he— and a half hasn't been great for prince harry. he has got a bit of prince harry. he has got a bit ot o— prince harry. he has got a bit ot o gnitting— prince harry. he has got a bit of a grilling. remember, of a grilling. but remember, its— of a grilling. but remember, its-oose— of a grilling. but remember, it's-case. the- of a grilling. but remember, it's case. the threshold it's a civil case. the threshold in nnion— it's a civil case. the threshold in nnion to— it's a civil case. the threshold in which to find— it's a civil case. the threshold in which to find that prince nonv— in which to find that prince ion is— in which to find that prince harry islvictim- in which to find that prince harry is victim of unlawful harry is a victim of unlawful intonnotion— harry is a victim of unlawful information gathering lot information gathering is a lot iess— information gathering is a lot toss—ie- information gathering is a lot tess—ie in- information gathering is a lot tess—ie in ol less than it would be in a onininoi— less than it would be in a criminal case,— less than it would be in a criminal case, for example. and the criminal case, for example. and tie-onti— criminal case, for example. and the-only needs- criminal case, for example. and the-only needs to- criminal case, for example. and the only needs to find on the judge only needs to find on the judge only needs to find on tne ioionoe— the judge only needs to find on the balance of— the judge only needs to find on the balance of probabilities, ie— the balance of probabilities, so.— the balance of probabilities, i.e. over 50. if— the balance of probabilities, i.e. over 50. if prince harry is a i.e. over 50. if prince harry is o-ot— i.e. over 50. if prince harry is a-of unlawful- i.e. over 50. if prince harry is

a of unlawful information a victim of unlawful information gotnening. — a victim of unlawful information gotnening. -nove- a victim of unlawful information gathering. _have to- a victim of unlawful information gathering. have to wait gathering. so we'll have to wait ont— gathering. so we'll have to wait ont-nnot— gathering. so we'll have to wait and .what-ruling- gathering. so we'll have to wait and-what-ruling is- gathering. so we'll have to wait and what ruling is and and see what his ruling is and we and see what his ruling is and ne-nove— and see what his ruling is and we-havelwait- and see what his ruling is and we-havelwait and- and see what his ruling is and we have wait and see. we will have to wait and see. cameron, thank— we will have to wait and see. cameron, thank you - we will have to wait and see. cameron, thank you very- we will have to wait and see. cameron, thank you very much. cameron, thank you very much. cameron walker, there. gb news is correspondent outside is royal correspondent outside the just the high court. now, just fascinating the high court. now, just fasthere.ig the high court. now, just fasthere. the balance of on there. the balance of probabilities, me remind probabilities, let me remind you of a couple of things that were spoken about yesterday. one issue involved a popular restaurant in the chelsea area where harry was saying essentially, you must have hacked order to know hacked my phone in order to know i there. that restaurant had i was there. that restaurant had a celebrity chef. there was a photographer restaurant. photographer in the restaurant. he several he was there with several friends got dropped off friends. and he got dropped off right it on a very busy right outside it on a very busy day. doesn't take the day. so it doesn't take the brains of britain to work out that phone hacking was not the only means informing the only means of informing the pubuc only means of informing the public that. he said that public about that. he said that his hacked at his phone was hacked at a primary out primary school. it turns out that was before he had that was years before he had a mobile phone. so he was suspecting could be the suspecting that it could be the landline. burrell, a former landline. paul burrell, a former royal butler, was live on this station yesterday with dan wootton, you tune in wootton, who you should tune in again p.m, who again tonight from 9 pm, who was dispelling that was completely dispelling that myth. the one who was myth. he was the one who was saying, well, put those phone saying, well, i put those phone calls through and it wasn't really school landline. really to the school landline. it security guard.

it was to a security guard. there articles him there were articles about him being were not. being ill. well, those were not. the group allege obtained the mirror group allege obtained through phone hacking. that was shock horror. briefed shock horror. harry briefed out by spokesperson shock horror. harry briefed out by aware spokesperson shock horror. harry briefed out by aware that?.esperson shock horror. harry briefed out by aware that? harry;on were you aware of that? harry said not aware of said no, i was not aware of that. a lot of these cases as well were published. in other news outlets. again, harry was not aware of and then when not aware of that. and then when we look ahead today, that we look ahead today, say that he's moved his argument on to i think you've destroyed the evidence. so yesterday it was completely i wasn't aware that this in other this was put in other news outlets. know. outlets. i don't really know. i haven't actually read these articles. very sorry . today articles. i'm very sorry. today it well, you've probably it was well, you've probably destroyed the evidence. michael cole now. royal cole joins me now. royal commentator. good commentator. it's not good enough, ? no. this has been enough, is it? no. this has been nistonio— enough, is it? no. this has been nistonio non— enough, is it? no. this has been historic, nick, whether- g e?’ \tit this has been historic, nick, whether it's ieen — historic, nick, whether it's ieen o— historic, nick, whether it's been a wise— historic, nick, whether it's been a wise idea, whether it's ieen — been a wise idea, whether it's ieen o— been a wise idea, whether it's ieen o gooi— been a wise idea, whether it's been a good idea— been a wise idea, whether it's been a good idea for prince nonv— been a good idea for prince nonnv viii— been a good idea for prince harry will only— been a good idea for prince harry will only be known when the harry will only be known when tne intge— harry will only be known when tne intge ,— harry will only be known when tne intge , tin— harry will only be known when the judge , mrjustice fancourt, the judge, mrjustice fancourt, nnites— the judge, mrjustice fancourt, nnites nis— the judge, mrjustice fancourt, writes his judgement some time otten— writes his judgement some time otten tne— writes his judgement some time after the conclusion of this int— after the conclusion of this int ne— after the conclusion of this case. but he can- after the conclusion of this case. but he can only do so on tne— case. but he can only do so on tne iosis— case. but he can only do so on tne iosis ot— case. but he can only do so on the basis of the— case. but he can only do so on the basis of the evidence ottnoei— the basis of the evidence

adduced and— the basis of the evidence adduced and accusation , adduced and accusation, ottegotion— adduced and accusation, allegation, supposition and snsiioion— allegation, supposition and suspicion and— allegation, supposition and suspicion and quite frankly , an suspicion and quite frankly, an osoton— suspicion and quite frankly, an accusation which— suspicion and quite frankly, an accusation which is very, very , accusation which is very, very, very— accusation which is very, very, very ven— accusation which is very, very, very venv tetting. — accusation which is very, very, very, very telling. but very, veni— very, very telling. but very, very veni— very, very telling. but very, very venv nont— very, very telling. but very, very, very hard to prove . we very, very hard to prove. we noi— very, very hard to prove. we even had the— very, very hard to prove. we even had the case now when his own counsel, celebrity barrister iovit— own counsel, celebrity barrister david sherborne,— own counsel, celebrity barrister david sherborne, re—examined him:— david sherborne, re—examined nm, toot— david sherborne, re—examined ham nin— david sherborne, re—examined him, took him through to try and fill him, took him through to try and titi in— him, took him through to try and titi in some— him, took him through to try and fill in some of— him, took him through to try and fill in some of the— him, took him through to try and fill in some of the gaps and stnengtnen— fill in some of the gaps and strengthen the— fill in some of the gaps and strengthen the testimony that net— strengthen the testimony that net oineotv— strengthen the testimony that he'd already given. and 1 or 2 tnings— he'd already given. and 1 or 2 tnings tit— he'd already given. and 1 or 2 things did come— he'd already given. and 1 or 2 things did come out of that nnion— things did come out of that nnion i— things did come out of that which i found— things did come out of that which i found interesting. the toot— which i found interesting. the toot tnot— which i found interesting. the fact that prince— which i found interesting. the fact that prince harry himself tonne— fact that prince harry himself tonnt on— fact that prince harry himself found on the— fact that prince harry himself found on the car— fact that prince harry himself found on the car of his then ginttnient,— found on the car of his then girlfriend, chelsy davy , a girlfriend, chelsy davy, a tnooting— girlfriend, chelsy davy, a tracking device, and one of his intents— tracking device, and one of his tnienis oiso— tracking device, and one of his friends also found— tracking device, and one of his friends also found a tracking tevioe— friends also found a tracking tevioe on— friends also found a tracking device on his— friends also found a tracking device on his his— friends also found a tracking device on his his car. and he veni— device on his his car. and he venv oiose— device on his his car. and he was very close to— device on his his car. and he was very close to prince harry at was very close to prince harry ot tnot— was very close to prince harry ot no time— was very close to prince harry ot no time .— was very close to prince harry at that time . now, in testimony, at that time. now, in testimony, oitnongn— at that time. now, in testimony, oitnongn tn— at that time. now, in testimony, although i'm not— at that time. now, in testimony, although i'm not going to mention— although i'm not going to mention his— although i'm not going to mention his name, although it's iniviteget,— mention his name, although it's iniviteget, tne— mention his name, although it's privileged, the person who ottegettv—

privileged, the person who allegedly pul— privileged, the person who allegedly put that tracking tevioe— allegedly put that tracking tevioe is— allegedly put that tracking device is named, but where is tne— device is named, but where is tne oonnnit— device is named, but where is the corrupt link— device is named, but where is the corrupt link between that ieson— the corrupt link between that ieson ont— the corrupt link between that person and the— the corrupt link between that person and the mirror group? ieoonse— person and the mirror group? because what— person and the mirror group? because what the problem prince nonv— because what the problem prince nonnv nos— because what the problem prince nonnv nos got— because what the problem prince nonnv nos got is— because what the problem prince harry has got is proving that tnene— harry has got is proving that tnene os— harry has got is proving that tnene o— harry has got is proving that there was a link— harry has got is proving that there was a link between the iiinon— there was a link between the iiinnon onoii— there was a link between the mirror group. this is it. ititons— mirror group. this is it. editors it's— mirror group. this is it. editors it's executives. this is otnen— editors it's executives. this is otnen ieoite— editors it's executives. this is other people too— editors it's executives. this is other people too pro to promote onininoi— other people too pro to promote criminal activity. _ other people too pro to promote criminal activity. yeah ' “ti criminal activity. yeah and that infect— criminal activity. yeah and that perfect little synopsis that you've given there identifies numerous key areas. so one thing that they will try to do and are trying to do is identify payment records to some individuals that were known or were believed to have involved in phone have been involved in phone hacking information hacking or obtaining information to measures however, to illicit measures. however, a lot those people , as i think lot of those people, as i think everyone understand, work , everyone can understand, work, freelance freelance and freelance worked, freelance and therefore there were probably getting money from variety of getting money from a variety of different sources. they may well have been using that money have been using that to money pay have been using that to money pay sources as well. pay their own sources as well. therefore it's very therefore for it's very difficult. fact there has difficult. and in fact there has been attempt to do so yet in been no attempt to do so yet in this trial actually be able this trial to actually be able to that mirror

to prove that mirror group newspapers to newspapers were paying people to do there's been no do this. so there's been no evidence as yet of a paper trail. you also mentioned there about how his lawyer having to step in or deciding to step in anyway and try and tease out some from him some more information from him to to just clear up and plug to try to just clear up and plug some a couple of problems some gaps. a couple of problems when his lawyer, for when it comes to his lawyer, for me, it emerged court today me, it emerged in court today that decided to take that he only decided to take legal back in 2018 when legal action back in 2018 when he bumped into his lawyer in france. strange. france. this is very strange. yes. odd. it's france. this is very strange. yes. odd . it's very yes. which is odd. it's very strange because— yes. which is odd. it's very strange because it's- “tit: lint“ i“ tittiti it's very strange because it's worth neninting— strange because it's worth reminding everybody these reminding everybody that these ottegot— reminding everybody that these alleged offences,— reminding everybody that these alleged offences, these 31, 33 cases where the _ alleged offences, these 31, 33 cases where the mirror allegedly or cases where the mirror allegedly on onoii— cases where the mirror allegedly or mirror group newspapers ottegeitv— or mirror group newspapers allegedly infringed his privacy by iiiioit— allegedly infringed his privacy by illicit illegal— allegedly infringed his privacy by illicit illegal means, they took— by illicit illegal means, they took itooe— by illicit illegal means, they took place between 12 and 26 ions— took place between 12 and 26 veons ogo— took place between 12 and 26 veons ogo. a— took place between 12 and 26 years ago. a long,— took place between 12 and 26 years ago. a long, long time ogo. — years ago. a long, long time ogo. ant— years ago. a long, long time ogo. ant vet— years ago. a long, long time ogo. ant vet it— years ago. a long, long time ago. and yet it was in 2018, nnion— ago. and yet it was in 2018, nnion i— ago. and yet it was in 2018, which i think— ago. and yet it was in 2018, which i think was the year he got— which i think was the year he got noniet— which i think was the year he got married to— which i think was the year he got married to meghan markle. he teoites— got married to meghan markle. he teoites to— got married to meghan markle. he teoites to go— got married to meghan markle. he decides to go ahead— got married to meghan markle. he decides to go ahead with this one wonders why. and one wonders nnetnen— one wonders why. and one wonders nnetnen it— one wonders why. and one wonders nnetnen it os— one wonders why. and one wonders whether it was wise— one wonders why. and one wonders whether it was wise ,— one wonders why. and one wonders whether it was wise , because as whether it was wise, because as he whether it was wise, because as no soii— whether it was wise, because as no soit totov— whether it was wise, because as no soit toiov ,— whether it was wise, because as he said today , and— whether it was wise, because as he said today , and i don't for

he said today, and i don't for a minute— he said today, and i don't for a minute doubt— he said today, and i don't for a minute doubt it,— he said today, and i don't for a minute doubt it, he says it's venv— minute doubt it, he says it's very uncomfortable . it's very very uncomfortable. it's very pointin— very uncomfortable. it's very iointni. its— very uncomfortable. it's very painful. it's very— very uncomfortable. it's very painful. it's very disconcerting to oneisv— painful. it's very disconcerting to onetsv davy— painful. it's very disconcerting to chelsy davy, who's got her inivote— to chelsy davy, who's got her own private life,— to chelsy davy, who's got her own private life, her own toniiv— own private life, her own family ont— own private life, her own family, and doesn't want all tnis— family, and doesn't want all tnis stutt— family, and doesn't want all this stuff brought up again. but l, this stuff brought up again. but i, i this stuff brought up again. but i i nnote— this stuff brought up again. but i, i wrote pieces— this stuff brought up again. but i, i wrote pieces at— this stuff brought up again. but i, i wrote pieces at the time soving— i, i wrote pieces at the time soving ne— i, i wrote pieces at the time soving ne os— i, i wrote pieces at the time saying he was most unwise to do tnis— saying he was most unwise to do tnis ieoonse— saying he was most unwise to do this because any— saying he was most unwise to do this because any cross examining ootion— this because any cross examining ootion ont— this because any cross examining ootion oni tnis— this because any cross examining action and this has— this because any cross examining action and this has taken eight nons— action and this has taken eight ions is— action and this has taken eight hours is bound— action and this has taken eight hours is bound to— action and this has taken eight hours is bound to take him back to oeos— hours is bound to take him back to areas which— hours is bound to take him back to areas which should have been onset,— to areas which should have been closed, tnev— to areas which should have been closed, they should have been ont— closed, they should have been and finished— closed, they should have been and finished lap— closed, they should have been and finished lap dancing clubs , and finished lap dancing clubs, and finished lap dancing clubs, on ottegot— and finished lap dancing clubs, an alleged striptease, nancy , an alleged striptease, nancy, nnitonnns— an alleged striptease, nancy, uniforms, swearing about paul inno— uniforms, swearing about paul innno noi— uniforms, swearing about paul burro riol crying— uniforms, swearing about paul burro riol crying over the pione— burro riol crying over the phone, supposedly to his ex ginttnient,— phone, supposedly to his ex girlfriend, begging her to nenint— girlfriend, begging her to nnnnet to— girlfriend, begging her to return to him,— girlfriend, begging her to return to him, choosing the army over her. these— return to him, choosing the army over her. these are— return to him, choosing the army over her. these are just some of the things that are out there in court and they didn't go to las vegas and strip strip pool. well, and we did not get to . well, and we did not get to. nve— well, and we did not get to. he got— well, and we did not get to. he got to— well, and we did not get to. he got to ie— well, and we did not get to. i've got to be careful- well, and we did not get to. i've got to be careful what i say here. yes we didn't go to vegas, put it that way. we didn't go to vegas. although if i'd have been to vegas, i don't think i'd have come back. but i wonder whether or not now there

is a strong that was is a strong idea that harry was there taking because as there for the taking because as he's bumped into a lawyer in france you know, france who's gone, you know, look, can do look, harry, come on. we can do this together. he's just obviously got together with meghan inciting meghan markle, so he's inciting a case potentially. either a court case potentially. either not remembered everything he not not remembered everything he was saying. like, was supposed to be saying. like, for tracker on the for example, the tracker on the car. why wouldn't you have volunteered information? volunteered that information? why did his barrister have to step and go, come harry, step in and go, come on, harry, do you remember the tracker? and he's oh yes. okay. there he's gone. oh yes. okay. there we go. i mean, this really is for man who has battled all of for a man who has battled all of his to overcome his life to try to overcome allegations not being the allegations of not being the sharpest tool in the i sharpest tool in the shed. i don't think this has him sharpest tool in the shed. i don�*favours. his has him sharpest tool in the shed. i don�*favours. andias him sharpest tool in the shed. i don�*favours. and of him sharpest tool in the shed. i don�*favours. and of course, m any favours. and of course, who's objected and quite rightly in some instances, to invasions of privacy. but course , of his privacy. but of course, as of his privacy. but of course, os iiens— of his privacy. but of course, as piers morgan— of his privacy. but of course, as piers morgan has- “ te�*ttg but of course, as piers morgan has said, he's invotei— as piers morgan has said, he's invaded-privacy— as piers morgan has said, he's invaded privacy more than invaded his privacy more than onviotv— invaded his privacy more than onviotv oooto— invaded his privacy more than anybody could ever have done tnon— anybody could ever have done tnon tne— anybody could ever have done from the outside— anybody could ever have done from the outside with his book, nitn— from the outside with his book, nitn o— from the outside with his book, nitn o six— from the outside with his book, nitn o siv oont— from the outside with his book, with a six part series , meghan with a six part series, meghan ont— with a six part series, meghan oni nonv— with a six part series, meghan oni nonnv on— with a six part series, meghan and harry or harry and meghan, i tonget— and harry or harry and meghan, i tonget nnion— and harry or harry and meghan, i forget which way— and harry or harry and meghan, i forget which way round it was, but forget which way round it was, int tne— forget which way round it was, int tne ioot— forget which way round it was, but the book published on the ietn— but the book published on the ietn ot— but the book published on the 10th of january— but the book published on the 10th of january spare. i mean, tnot— 10th of january spare. i mean, tnot-sone— 10th of january spare. i mean, that-some terribly-

10th of january spare. i mean, that some terribly hurtful that tells some terribly hurtful ont— that tells some terribly hurtful oni iensonoi— that tells some terribly hurtful and personal things about life insiie— and personal things about life insiie innit— and personal things about life inside lurid allegations about his inside lurid allegations about its inotnen— inside lurid allegations about his brother and— inside lurid allegations about his brother and also very insniting— his brother and also very insulting references as to queen ooniiio— insulting references as to queen coniiio os— insulting references as to queen camilla as she— insulting references as to queen camilla as she is— insulting references as to queen camilla as she is now , and also camilla as she is now, and also tne— camilla as she is now, and also tne nninoess— camilla as she is now, and also the princess of— camilla as she is now, and also the princess of wales, kate iiittieton. — the princess of wales, kate middleton. now, those are the tnings— middleton. now, those are the tnings tnot— middleton. now, those are the things that his— middleton. now, those are the things that his brother, prince niition — things that his brother, prince vviition oni— things that his brother, prince william and the— things that his brother, prince william and the king will find most— william and the king will find most nnnttni— william and the king will find most hurtful when a man can put up most hurtful when a man can put to win— most hurtful when a man can put up nitn ieing— most hurtful when a man can put up with being insulted. and inoioiiv— up with being insulted. and inoioitv nve— up with being insulted. and probably i've been insulted by extents.— probably i've been insulted by evients. -ieoiie- probably i've been insulted by experts. people attack experts. but when people attack the experts. but when people attack tie-nno— experts. but when people attack tie-nno oe— experts. but when people attack the _who are _closel experts. but when people attack. the _who are _close to the people who are most close to you— the people who are most close to von ont— the people who are most close to von oni tne— the people who are most close to you and the people— the people who are most close to you and the people you most iove— you and the people you most tove, tnot— you and the people you most love, that hurts— you and the people you most love, that hurts the most. and in—oinost- love, that hurts the most. and in_almost said. in fact, harry's almost said tnot— in fact, harry's almost said tnot-tne— in fact, harry's almost said that-the-whol in fact, harry's almost said. that-the-who were that that the people who were otosest— that that the people who were closest-like - that that the people who were closest like meghan, closest to him, like meghan, tite— closest to him, like meghan, tine onetsv— closest to him, like meghan, like chelsy davy, he didn't want tnen — like chelsy davy, he didn't want tnen to— like chelsy davy, he didn't want tnen toltnnt— like chelsy davy, he didn't want them to.hurt. he— like chelsy davy, he didn't want them to hurt. he didn't want them to be hurt. he didn't want tnon— them to be hurt. he didn't want tnenlie— them to be hurt. he didn't want them be embarrassed. but when them to be embarrassed. but when you-a— them to be embarrassed. but when von-o oont— them to be embarrassed. but when von-o oonnt oose— them to be embarrassed. but when you-a court case like- you go into a court case like tnis— you go into a court case like tits—its- you go into a court case like tnis—it-s o- you go into a court case like this,_it's a very. this, first of all, it's a very eiensive— this, first of all, it's a very expensive operation to do and voe— expensive operation to do and voe toving— expensive operation to do and you're laying yourself open. tone— you're laying yourself open. you're-control- you're laying yourself open. you're-control of- you're laying yourself open. you're control of the you're not in control of the nonotve— you're not in control of the narrative .the _ narrative of the cross—examination can narrative of the - cross—examination can go onvniene— cross—examination can go onvnnene. ine— cross—examination can go anywhere. the judge has never not— anywhere. the judge has never not to— anywhere. the judge has never not to note— anywhere. the judge has never had to rule against just andrew eveon— had to rule against just andrew oneen going— had to rule against just andrew green going anywhere , which was green going anywhere, which was minion— green going anywhere, which was ininoien. ne— green going anywhere, which was ininoien. ne ne— green going anywhere, which was improper. he he interposed on

one occasion to— improper. he he interposed on one occasion to stop harry noving— one occasion to stop harry noving to— one occasion to stop harry having to answer a question nnion— having to answer a question nnion ne— having to answer a question which he didn't— having to answer a question which he didn't think he was ooioite— which he didn't think he was ooioiie ot— which he didn't think he was capable of answering. but otnennise— capable of answering. but otherwise it's— capable of answering. but otherwise it's been a perfectly straightforward _ otherwise it's been a perfectly straightforward ,— otherwise it's been a perfectly straightforward , ordered and straightforward, ordered and onion— straightforward, ordered and proper cross—examined session. i , tnis— proper cross—examined session. i mean , this described andrew mean, this described andrew eveon— mean, this described andrew oneen os— mean, this described andrew eneen os tne— mean, this described andrew green as the beast. i don't tnint— green as the beast. i don't tnint so— green as the beast. i don't tnint so ot— green as the beast. i don't think so at all.— green as the beast. i don't think so at all. he was he was toing— think so at all. he was he was toing nis— think so at all. he was he was toing nis ioi— think so at all. he was he was doing his job and— think so at all. he was he was doing his job and doing it in an evenitonv— doing his job and doing it in an exemplary fashion— doing his job and doing it in an exemplary fashion in so where nove— exemplary fashion in so where nove ne— exemplary fashion in so where nove we got— exemplary fashion in so where have we got to?— exemplary fashion in so where have we got to? we've got to a sitnotion— have we got to? we've got to a situation where _ have we got to? we've got to a situation where there are other iiointitts. — situation where there are other itointitts. ne— situation where there are other plaintiffs. he prince harry was the plaintiffs. he prince harry was tne ieoo— plaintiffs. he prince harry was the lead plaintiff. there are otnen— the lead plaintiff. there are other plaintiffs.— the lead plaintiff. there are other plaintiffs. if they come into— other plaintiffs. if they come into oont— other plaintiffs. if they come into court and— other plaintiffs. if they come into court and they haven't got onvtning— into court and they haven't got onvtning none— into court and they haven't got anything more than we've seen. so anything more than we've seen. so a..— anything more than we've seen. so a. tnen— anything more than we've seen. so far, then then— anything more than we've seen. so far, then then the case is tnis— so far, then then the case is tits is— so far, then then the case is tits is nnv— so far, then then the case is this is why this— so far, then then the case is this is why this is why we're at soon— this is why this is why we're at soon on— this is why this is why we're at such an important— this is why this is why we're at such an important juncture. ' “ti such an important juncture. and this such an important juncture. and tnislntv— such an important juncture. and tnislnnv voo— such an important juncture. and this-why you cannot- such an important juncture. and this why you cannot take your this is why you cannot take your eyes off this case, eyes and ears off this case, because what is happening right now, as understand it, the now, as we understand it, is the mirrors former royal editor is due to testify in court. this is jane kerr. she's expected to give evidence. she's giving evidence today. now mr sherborne, who is harry's barrister, is going to be cross—examining her. now, there was no smoking gun in the in

total around nine hours that harry was grilled. there was very little evidence. a lot of people were expecting his barrister to then stand up and say, i'm going to provide you with this evidence. now i'm going to fill in the gaps. he didn't do that. and so as far as i can tell, if there is going to be cast iron proof that the mirror group employed people who hacked phones and hacked harry's phones, crucially, and managed to get information through illicit means , he's going to illicit means, he's going to have to come in the cross—examination that we are seeing in court right now. and i will be right across that for you get the minute by you as we get the minute by minute that. and later minute guide on that. and later on this show, i'm going to be talking to a man who is cross—examined, paul burrell, the royal butler. i'm the former royal butler. i'm going verdict, his going to get his verdict, his legal on whether or legal expertise on whether or not prince harry well not prince harry was well prepared, whether or not prince harry have brought this prepared, whether or not prince hacourt, have brought this prepared, whether or not prince hacourt, whethere brought this prepared, whether or not prince hacourt, whether or rought this prepared, whether or not prince hacourt, whether or notiht this prepared, whether or not prince hacourt, whether or not prince to court, whether or not prince harry won in court, whether or not this if other not and this is big, if other people are judged on the balance of probabilities, other

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wake up two mornings on gb news the wake up two mornings on gb news ine neoiie-s— wake up two mornings on gb news the people's channel. “ the people's channel. britain's news . channel now to an news. channel now to an absolutely incredible story .

absolutely incredible story. police have failed to solve a inngtonv— police have failed to solve a inngtonv in— police have failed to solve a burglary in almost half of the areas in england— burglary in almost half of the areas in england and wales for the areas in england and wales for tne iost— areas in england and wales for tne iost tnnee— areas in england and wales for the past three years. yeah it enenget— the past three years. yeah it enengei iost— the past three years. yeah it emerged last october that a totoi— emerged last october that a totoi ot— emerged last october that a totoi ot inst— emerged last october that a total of just 6%_ emerged last october that a total of just 6% of burglaries are total of just 6% of burglaries sotvei— total of just 6% of burglaries are solved, but— total of just 6% of burglaries are solved, but in— total of just 6% of burglaries are solved, but in some parts of nonisnine— are solved, but in some parts of hampshire, south— are solved, but in some parts of hampshire, south yorkshire and sontn—eost— hampshire, south yorkshire and south—east london, that figure is ootnoiiv— south—east london, that figure is actually zero.— south—east london, that figure is actually zero. joining me now is actually zero. joining me now is tonnen— is actually zero. joining me now is former senior— is actually zero. joining me now is former senior investigating ottioen— is former senior investigating ottioen ot— is former senior investigating officer at the _ is former senior investigating officer at the met police, simon noting.— officer at the met police, simon harding. simon,— officer at the met police, simon harding. simon, thank you very noon. — harding. simon, thank you very noon. in— harding. simon, thank you very noon. in sonnv— harding. simon, thank you very much. i'm sorry, but to the nntnoinet— much. i'm sorry, but to the untrained eye,— much. i'm sorry, but to the untrained eye, simon, it would toot— untrained eye, simon, it would toot o— untrained eye, simon, it would toot o iot— untrained eye, simon, it would look a lot like— untrained eye, simon, it would look a lot like the— untrained eye, simon, it would look a lot like the criminals nove— look a lot like the criminals nove on— look a lot like the criminals nove in— look a lot like the criminals have won in the— look a lot like the criminals have won in the police have given— have won in the police have given-veon— have won in the police have given-neon — have won in the police have given-neon i- have won in the police have given yeah “ have won in the police have given yeah ”iii: given up. yeah i mean, we're here again, aren't we talking given up. yeah i mean, we're here astatisticsi't we talking given up. yeah i mean, we're here astatistics where talking given up. yeah i mean, we're here astatistics where thatig given up. yeah i mean, we're here astatistics where that just about statistics where that just have sort of a shocking , uh, have sort of a shocking, uh, display of what? what really the tnings— display of what? what really the tnings tnot— display of what? what really the things that really— display of what? what really the things that really hurt— ti , what really the things that really hurt us. i mean, you know, burglary itself is, mean, you know, burglary itself is is— mean, you know, burglary itself is is goite— mean, you know, burglary itself is, is quite difficult, like most— is, is quite difficult, like most crimes— is, is quite difficult, like most crimes are to investigate. int— most crimes are to investigate. int voo— most crimes are to investigate. int von tnon,— most crimes are to investigate. but you know, perhaps the onininots— but you know, perhaps the criminals caught up with what, you criminals caught up with what, von tnon,— criminals caught up with what, von tnon, tne— criminals caught up with what, you know, the investigative toots— you know, the investigative toois tnot— you know, the investigative tools that we _ you know, the investigative tools that we use to use to try ont— tools that we use to use to try oni ooton— tools that we use to use to try and catch them,— tools that we use to use to try and catch them, their forensic awareness and,— and catch them, their forensic awareness and, um, you know, tnings— awareness and, um, you know, tnings tite— awareness and, um, you know, things like that. _ awareness and, um, you know, things like that. and some ieoiie— things like that. and some ieoite ton-t— things like that. and some people don't even report things

ieoonse— people don't even report things ieoonse ot— people don't even report things because of the,— people don't even report things because of the, you know, the tnongnt— because of the, you know, the tnongnt tnot— because of the, you know, the thought that _the - because of the, you know, the thought that the police thought that maybe the police oent— thought that maybe the police oent going— thought that maybe the police oent going to— thought that maybe the police aren't going to deal with it in tne— aren't going to deal with it in tie—int- aren't going to deal with it in tie—int ogoin- aren't going to deal with it in the but again, you the first place. but again, you tnon,— the first place. but again, you know,-looking- know, we're looking at an onotnen— know, we're looking at an another statistic another another statistic of another onine— another statistic of another crime-were in- another statistic of another crime were in robbery crime that we were in robbery iost— crime that we were in robbery iost-nnono— crime that we were in robbery last-where it— crime that we were in robbery last where it doesn't look last week where it doesn't look geot— last week where it doesn't look gneot ogoin— last week where it doesn't look gneot ogoin. no,— last week where it doesn't look great again. no, indeed. but how can great again. no, indeed. but how con-senionsiv— great again. no, indeed. but how can seriously any excuse can this seriously be any excuse for it? i mean, i do understand that, you know, there might a that, you know, there might be a high methods and people high tech methods now and people are aware. but are more forensically aware. but if i'm looking around areas like hampshire i'm seeing that if hampshire and i'm seeing that if i that i wanted to kick i decided that i wanted to kick the door in at a in the door in at a house in hampshire and all the hampshire and nick all the possessions, actually possessions, there's actually a 99.9% i will get away 99.9% chance i will get away with that's what with that. oh, yeah, that's what that's the statistics say. that's what the statistics say. so that's they say. so that's that's what they say. int— so that's that's what they say. intlneon— so that's that's what they say. butimean that's— so that's that's what they say. butimean that's i- so that's that's what they say. but mean that's i mean, you but i mean that's i mean, you took— but i mean that's i mean, you toot—ioniess- but i mean that's i mean, youj look—lawless isn't look that's that's lawless isn't it|no — look that's that's lawless isn't itinovlis- — look that's that's lawless isn't itinovlis- i— look that's that's lawless isn't itino,.is. i mean- look that's that's lawless isn't itino,.is. i mean ,- look that's that's lawless isn't it n0, is. i mean , but you it. no, it is. i mean, but you tnon,— it. no, it is. i mean, but you tnon, i— it. no, it is. i mean, but you know, i scratch— it. no, it is. i mean, but you know, i scratch my head because i know, i scratch my head because unini— know, i scratch my head because taint, neit— know, i scratch my head because taint, neit ,— know, i scratch my head because i think, well , the _ know, i scratch my head because i think, well , the way that i think, well, the way that i nsei— i think, well, the way that i nsei to— i think, well, the way that i used to deal— i think, well, the way that i used to deal with burglaries, you— used to deal with burglaries, von tnon,— used to deal with burglaries, von tnon, voo— used to deal with burglaries, you know, you had a fairly good success rate in— you know, you had a fairly good success rate in certain areas of tonton— success rate in certain areas of ionton ont— success rate in certain areas of london and certain— success rate in certain areas of london and certain areas you ton-t— london and certain areas you ton-t i— london and certain areas you ton-t i neon— london and certain areas you don't i mean, when they say that sont— don't i mean, when they say that sont g,— don't i mean, when they say that sont ot, voo— don't i mean, when they say that sort of, you know,— don't i mean, when they say that sort of, you know, 38% of inngtonies— sort of, you know, 38% of burglaries committed whilst burglaries are committed whilst ,_aun.g_ burglaries are committed whilst ,_aun.g tne- burglaries are committed whilst ,_aun.g tne tov- burglaries are committed whilst , during the day and , you know, during the day and over are committed while

over 40% are committed while ieoiie— over 40% are committed while ieoite-insiie— over 40% are committed while people inside their people are inside their inennises— people are inside their premises, know, so people are inside their- premises,-know, so there's premises, you know, so there's von-t— premises, you know, so there's not tnint— premises, you know, so there's you'd think there'd be ways of ootoning— you'd think there'd be ways of ootoning ieoite— you'd think there'd be ways of catching people and, you know, i ton-t— catching people and, you know, i ton-t tnon— catching people and, you know, i don't know that— catching people and, you know, i don't know that necessarily. and i don't know that necessarily. and i sov— don't know that necessarily. and i sov tne— don't know that necessarily. and i sov tne se— don't know that necessarily. and i say the same thing about noiienv— i say the same thing about noiienv ne— i say the same thing about robbery we did— i say the same thing about robbery we did last week, notion,— robbery we did last week, itotniot, is— robbery we did last week, patrick, is that- robbery we did last week, patrick, is that maybe the resources aren't in those oentoin— resources aren't in those certain _wherej resources aren't in those- certain _where they certain areas that where they neet— certain areas that where they neei to— certain areas that where they neei to ie. — certain areas that where they need to be. when you see crimes tite— need to be. when you see crimes tine tnis— need to be. when you see crimes tine tnis voo— need to be. when you see crimes like this, you know,— need to be. when you see crimes like this, you know, surging and tnose— like this, you know, surging and these-crimes— like this, you know, surging and these-crimes that- like this, you know, surging and these crimes that mean these are the crimes that mean nnonensl— these are the crimes that mean more-us-anything- these are the crimes that mean more us anything else. more to us than anything else. voo— more to us than anything else. ton—nnono- more to us than anything else. ton—nnene voni more to us than anything else.- von—nnene von get you know, the ones where you get tnot—intnnsion- that that absolute intrusion into—onn- that that absolute intrusion. into—own home, into your own your own home, nnion— into your own your own home, nnionltnene-s— into your own your own home, nnionltnene-s o— into your own your own home, which there's a discrepancy, which is there's a discrepancy, isn-t—it-s- which is there's a discrepancy, isn-t—it-s eova which is there's a discrepancy, isn't—it's easy f0r| isn't there? and it's easy for me to now make the point that we've got police officers escorting. just stop oil through the streets of london and you know, i can wheel out all the usual tropes, know, going to usual tropes, you know, going to pride doing of pride marches, doing all of this stuff. right. but actually, i really can now because in 48.2% of areas in england and wales, i'm laughing because it's ridiculous . the last three years ridiculous. the last three years to march they hadn't solved a single burglary. so in nearly half of the country, it's been three years since a burglary was

solved. i would imagine it would take two minutes to get just stop. oil pushed to one side. you could glue them to a lamppost or something so they can't get in the road. and you can't get in the road. and you can go round to dorothy at number 42, who's just done a wedding stolen. yeah yeah. wedding ring stolen. yeah yeah. i mean, i think. ithink- wedding ring stolen. yeah yeah. i mean, i think. i think it- i mean, i think. i think it inoioitv— i mean, i think. i think it probably needs an explanation as to nnv— probably needs an explanation as to nnv tnot— probably needs an explanation as to why that number is. because. ieoonse ogoin— to why that number is. because. because, again, statistics can be because, again, statistics can ie iontet— because, again, statistics can be banded around over be banded around all over the itooe— be banded around all over the itoe-tnon,— be banded around all over the place,-know, and- be banded around all over the place, know, and even place, you know, and even inngtonv— place, you know, and even inngtonv os— place, you know, and even burglary was down by 20 odd% in the burglary was down by 20 odd% in tie-tine— burglary was down by 20 odd% in tie-tine-tne— the last time that the statistics— the last time that the statistics were in statistics were done in a oonionoiie— statistics were done in a comparable year. you know, prior to-iontenio— comparable year. you know, prior to-pandemic. but— comparable year. you know, prior to pandemic. but there has to the pandemic. but there has to the pandemic. but there has toltnene— to the pandemic. but there has toltnene-to— to the pandemic. but there hasi to.there-to-answer to be there has to be an answer to be there has to be an answer to—os— to be there has to be an answer to—os to,- to be there has to be an answer to—os to, voo- to that question as to, you tnon,— to that question as to, you know,-haven't- to that question as to, you know, haven't you solved a know, why haven't you solved a singie— know, why haven't you solved a singte inngtonvi— know, why haven't you solved a single burglary? know what single burglary? you know what isnesonoes-— single burglary? you know what is-resources-being- is what resources are being put into— is what resources are being put into-nnot— is what resources are being put into what techniques are into it. and what techniques are ieing— into it. and what techniques are ieing int— into it. and what techniques are ieing out into— into it. and what techniques are being put into it.— into it. and what techniques are being put into it. and are they ieing— being put into it. and are they being—forensic,- being put into it. and are theyi being—forensic, you being attended by forensic, you tnon,— being attended by forensic, you know,-officers- being attended by forensic, you know, officers every know, forensic officers every time — know, forensic officers every time tnene-s— know, forensic officers every time tnene-s o— know, forensic officers every time there's a burglary, you tnon,— time there's a burglary, you tnon-i— time there's a burglary, you know,.| think— time there's a burglary, you know, i think needs time there's a burglary, you. know,.| think-needs to know, so i think there needs to be know, so i think there needs to ielonsnen.— know, so i think there needs to ielonsnen. i— know, so i think there needs to be.answer. i can't- know, so i think there needs to be answer. i can't mean, be an answer. i can't i mean, i oont— be an answer. i can't i mean, i oon-t give— be an answer. i can't i mean, i oon-t give voo— be an answer. i can't i mean, i can't give you that— be an answer. i can't i mean, i can't give you that answer. i ton-t— can't give you that answer. i oont—tnon- can't give you that answer. ii don't—know who can't give you that answer. i- don't_know who can don't know. i don't know who can nost— don't know. i don't know who can most-gutting,— don't know. i don't know who can must gutting, though. c must be gutting, though. it must be must be gutting, though. it must ioo-ie— must be gutting, though. it must ie-ie gutting.— must be gutting, though. it must ie-ie gutting. i- must be gutting, though. it must be be gutting. i mean, be it must be gutting. i mean, you don't want to have to come on talk. i mean, to be

on here and talk. i mean, to be fair, it's absolutely not your fault. but you don't to fault. but you don't want to come here and talk. talk come on here and talk. talk about you know, you about this stuff. you know, you want be talking about good want to be talking about good policing. and i can understand the resources, but policing. and i can understand this resources, but policing. and i can understand this absolutely resources, but policing. and i can understand this absolutely staggering but policing. and i can understand this absolutely staggering to: it is absolutely staggering to think that. i you'd have think that. i mean, you'd have thought think that. i mean, you'd have thougihave solved at least one would have solved at least one burglary at some point in that time. but, simon, look, thank you. and do hope that i do you. and i do hope that i do hope we chat, hope that the next time we chat, there is something genuinely good police. i don't good about the police. i don't want just bang about. want to just bang on about. yeah, yeah, try and find yeah, yeah, we'll try and find some. former senior some. all right. former senior investigating the met investigating officer at the met police. harding. police. it's simon harding. i'm just now. this just going to read you now. this is of the story that is in light of the story that a third of half of third sorry, half of half of england and wales has not had a burglary years. burglary solved for three years. okay. prime minister's okay. the prime minister's official spokesman. can you guess it's guess what he says? well, it's vitally through something a are put through something like a burglary get burglary that they they get the appropriate response from the police. leading appropriate response from the poliway. leading appropriate response from the poliway. they leading appropriate response from the poliway. they i leading appropriate response from the poliway. they i mean.ading appropriate response from the poliway. they i mean. well, the way. are they i mean. well, half them haven't done half of them haven't done anything. just bonkers, anything. it's just bonkers, isn't are, isn't it? but there we are, gb views at gb news .com grief. anyway between anyway still to come, between now and 5:00, we expect prince harry high court harry to leave the high court very, he's very, very shortly. yeah, he's giving stand the giving us the long stand at the minute, although of course he was box for was in the witness box for rather time. and 75 years

rather a long time. and 75 years after generation after the windrush generation arrived uk, i will arrived in the uk, i will discuss new report that discuss a major new report that shows britain is less racist than the united states, germany and france. and this one hasn't been fudged. this one hasn't been fudged. this one hasn't been messed around with the figures . been messed around with the figures. this has been asking people who are genuine ethnic minorities live in this minorities who live in this country, now we can just country, surely now we can just stop hating ourselves . anyway, stop hating ourselves. anyway, more on this after the latest headunes more on this after the latest headlines polly . patrick. headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories thank you. the top'stories this thank you. the top stories this noon. — thank you. the top stories this noon. ine— thank you. the top stories this hour. the duke— thank you. the top stories this hour. the duke of— thank you. the top stories this hour. the duke of sussex has tinisnet— hour. the duke of sussex has finished giving— hour. the duke of sussex has finished giving evidence on his seoont— finished giving evidence on his seoont tov— finished giving evidence on his seoont tov ot— finished giving evidence on his second day at the— finished giving evidence on his second day at the high court in ionton— second day at the high court in ionton otten— second day at the high court in london after his— second day at the high court in london after his privacy case ogoinst— london after his privacy case against mirror— london after his privacy case against mirror group newspapers. evinoe— against mirror group newspapers. itninoe nonv— against mirror group newspapers. prince harry believes journalists- prince harry believes journalists used unlawful teonnignes— journalists used unlawful techniques to— journalists used unlawful techniques to get. stories inointe— techniques to get. stories include placing a tracking tevioe— include placing a tracking tevioe on— include placing a tracking device on the— include placing a tracking device on the car of his ex—girlfriend,- device on the car of his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy . he ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he oiso— ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he oiso otoins— ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he also claims that— ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he also claims that they went to etee — also claims that they went to extreme lengths— also claims that they went to extreme lengths to cover up tnein— extreme lengths to cover up their alleged— extreme lengths to cover up their alleged phone hacking. the initisnen— their alleged phone hacking. the publisher denies— their alleged phone hacking. the publisher denies any wrongdoing . ine— publisher denies any wrongdoing . ine itine— publisher denies any wrongdoing . the prime minister has visited

the . the prime minister has visited tne aniington— . the prime minister has visited the arlington national cemetery in vinginio. — the arlington national cemetery in vinginio. in— the arlington national cemetery in virginia. in the— the arlington national cemetery in virginia. in the united stotes— in virginia. in the united stotes ,— in virginia. in the united stotes , to— in virginia. in the united states , to lay- in virginia. in the united states , to lay a wreath at the states, to lay a wreath at the ioni— states, to lay a wreath at the ioni ot— states, to lay a wreath at the ioni ot tne— states, to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. inot-s— tomb of the unknown soldier. inot-s oneot— tomb of the unknown soldier. that's ahead of— tomb of the unknown soldier. that's ahead of his talks with inesitent— that's ahead of his talks with president joe— that's ahead of his talks with president joe biden . tomorrow, president joe biden. tomorrow, itisni— president joe biden. tomorrow, itisni snnot— president joe biden. tomorrow, rishi sunak is— president joe biden. tomorrow, rishi sunak is expected to neottinn — rishi sunak is expected to reaffirm western support for onotne— reaffirm western support for unnoine. in— reaffirm western support for ukraine. in addition to addressing— ukraine. in addition to addressing the growing threat tnon— addressing the growing threat tnon onino— addressing the growing threat from china, climate change and negniotion— from china, climate change and negntotion ot— from china, climate change and regulation of ai— from china, climate change and regulation of ai .— from china, climate change and regulation of ai . downing street regulation of ai. downing street sovs— regulation of ai. downing street says humanitarian aid to ukraine will says humanitarian aid to ukraine niii ie— says humanitarian aid to ukraine will be diverted— says humanitarian aid to ukraine will be diverted to— says humanitarian aid to ukraine will be diverted to the area otteotet— will be diverted to the area otteotet by— will be diverted to the area affected by the _ will be diverted to the area affected by the destruction of the kakhovka_ affected by the destruction of the kakhovka dam. tens of tnonsonts— the kakhovka dam. tens of thousands of— the kakhovka dam. tens of thousands of people have been evoonotet— thousands of people have been evacuated from _ thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in ont— evacuated from their homes in oni ononnt— evacuated from their homes in and around russian controlled onoison.— and around russian controlled kherson. with— and around russian controlled kherson. with rising water ieveis— kherson. with rising water levels expected to peak later totov— levels expected to peak later today tne— levels expected to peak later today, the head— levels expected to peak later today, the head of the un's aid inognon— today, the head of the un's aid inognon nos— today, the head of the un's aid program has warned of grave and far program has warned of grave and ion neooning— program has warned of grave and far reaching consequences for sontnenn— far reaching consequences for southern ukraine, ukraine and ionssio— southern ukraine, ukraine and ionssio oe— southern ukraine, ukraine and russia are accusing one another of russia are accusing one another ot enitoting— russia are accusing one another of exploding the— russia are accusing one another of exploding the dam in an act of exploding the dam in an act ot nontine— of exploding the dam in an act of wartime sabotage . and here of wartime sabotage. and here the metropolitan _ of wartime sabotage. and here the metropolitan police says the tonoe— the metropolitan police says the tonoe viii— the metropolitan police says the force will apologise to anyone nnongtv— force will apologise to anyone wrongly arrested— force will apologise to anyone wrongly arrested during the kings— wrongly arrested during the king's coronation. six members of king's coronation. six members ot tne— king's coronation. six members

of the anti—monarchy group iteinitio— of the anti—monarchy group republic were— of the anti—monarchy group republic were held for 16 hours ietone— republic were held for 16 hours ietone ieing— republic were held for 16 hours before being released without ononge— before being released without ononge oni— before being released without charge and volunteers for westminster— charge and volunteers for westminster council safety sonee— westminster council safety scheme were _ westminster council safety scheme were among those caught up scheme were among those caught to in— scheme were among those caught up in tne— scheme were among those caught up in the number— scheme were among those caught up in the number of people ietoinet— up in the number of people tetoinet .— up in the number of people detained . pope— up in the number of people detained . pope francis has been detained. pope francis has been otnittet— detained. pope francis has been otnittet to— detained. pope francis has been otnittet to o— detained. pope francis has been admitted to a hospital in rome for admitted to a hospital in rome ton on— admitted to a hospital in rome for an operation— admitted to a hospital in rome for an operation on his abdomen. ine— for an operation on his abdomen. ine votioon— for an operation on his abdomen. the vatican says— for an operation on his abdomen. the vatican says his medical teon— the vatican says his medical team decided— the vatican says his medical team decided the operation was negninet— team decided the operation was negninet tne— team decided the operation was required due to— team decided the operation was required due to a— team decided the operation was required due to a hernia and oontinnei— required due to a hernia and confirmed he'll— required due to a hernia and confirmed he'll stay in hospital for confirmed he'll stay in hospital ton eveoi— confirmed he'll stay in hospital for several days— confirmed he'll stay in hospital for several days to— confirmed he'll stay in hospital for several days to recuperate tne— for several days to recuperate tne se— for several days to recuperate tne so veon— for several days to recuperate the 86 year old— for several days to recuperate the 86 year old suffered a nnnien— the 86 year old suffered a nnnien ot— the 86 year old suffered a number of ailments recently, sienting— number of ailments recently, sienting tive— number of ailments recently, spending five days in hospital in monon— spending five days in hospital in march with— spending five days in hospital in march with a— spending five days in hospital in march with a lung infection. ino— in march with a lung infection. ino veons— in march with a lung infection. ino veons ogo— in march with a lung infection. two years ago, he— in march with a lung infection. two years ago, he had surgery on his two years ago, he had surgery on its intestine. — two years ago, he had surgery on his intestine. more— two years ago, he had surgery on his intestine. more on all those stones.— his intestine. more on all those stonies. neot— his intestine. more on all those stories. head to— his intestine. more on all those stories. head to our website , stories. head to our website,

welcome back. this is the place to get the very latest minute by minute updates on this dramatic day prince day at the high court. prince harry, who's expected to be leaving now, actually leaving any moment now, actually was been evidence in his was been giving evidence in his phone course, phone hacking case. of course, you're all of that. you're all aware of all of that. but now the of his but now it is the turn of his barrister, mr sherborne , to barrister, mr sherborne, to grill an individual who jane kerr , who was the daily mirror's kerr, who was the daily mirror's royal correspondent at the time, and harry, i think is quite widely regarded as having taken a bit of a kicking in court over the last couple of days. well now, actually, believe it or not, it's the turn of lawyer not, it's the turn of his lawyer who been absolutely who has just been absolutely ridiculed by the judge and indeed barrister for the indeed the barrister for the mirror for waffling on and mirror group for waffling on and not asking a question . there was not asking a question. there was a examination of kerr a cross examination of jane kerr taking and it was giving taking place and it was giving extensive examples private extensive examples of private investigators using allegedly illegal methods to source information to which mirror group newspapers just group newspapers lawyer just

turns interrupts and turns up and interrupts and goes, there going be goes, is there going to be a question the question at some point? and the judge was wondering judge says, yes, i was wondering the same thing . eventually they the same thing. eventually they did around question . did get around to a question. but is that but what is fascinating is that this, i think, was going to be the case might this, i think, was going to be the switch case might this, i think, was going to be the switch up case might this, i think, was going to be the switch up relation; might this, i think, was going to be the switch up relation totight really switch up in relation to prince harry. was the daily mirror's former royal chief going to come out and say something like, all right, look, you got me. okay. we were using illegal methods. we were hacking phones and that absolutely has not happened. in fact, quite the opposite . jane not happened. in fact, quite the opposite .jane kerr not happened. in fact, quite the opposite . jane kerr has come out opposite. jane kerr has come out swinging. she says, i have never engagedin swinging. she says, i have never engaged in the services of private investigators or other third parties. i've never tried to them gather unlawful to get them to gather unlawful information use unlawful information or use unlawful gathering activities when it came to how on earth did people get the numbers for people say like prince harry or other contact ? she said, well, if contact? she said, well, if people wanted to not be contacted by journalists, they could made their numbers could have made their numbers ex—directory. is, of ex—directory. this is, of course, back in the isn't course, back in the day, isn't it? however were it? however when numbers were given assumed that it given to us, i assumed that it was done in a lawful and

appropriate manner. here are appropriate manner. here we are at nearly 22 five now in this particular hour day of evidence giving , and we are yet to see giving, and we are yet to see prince harry's barrister drop a bombshell to drop . here's the bombshell to drop. here's the evidence that we've got this at the moment is speculation. michael cole joins me right now. michael, thank you very much . michael, thank you very much. this going be an this was going to be an interesting see interesting moment. i can see you something you look energised by something there. absolutely. we wonder nnot-s— there. absolutely. we wonder nnot-s-i— there. absolutely. we wonder what's-i speculated what's going on. i speculated eoniieo— what's going on. i speculated gang, int— what's going on. i speculated earlier, but i'm— what's going on. i speculated earlier, but i'm absolutely sure of earlier, but i'm absolutely sure ot it.— earlier, but i'm absolutely sure ot it. inene-s— earlier, but i'm absolutely sure of it. there's been— earlier, but i'm absolutely sure of it. there's been a very tnonongn— of it. there's been a very thorough going post—mortem on on his thorough going post—mortem on on its tno— thorough going post—mortem on on its two iovs— thorough going post—mortem on on its two tovs ot— thorough going post—mortem on on his two days of testimony , more his two days of testimony, more tnon— his two days of testimony, more tnon eignt— his two days of testimony, more than eight hours— his two days of testimony, more than eight hours of cross—examination in right at tne— cross—examination in right at tne ent— cross—examination in right at tne ent ,— cross—examination in right at tne ent , tne— cross—examination in right at the end , the last— cross—examination in right at the end , the last exchange with the end, the last exchange with his the end, the last exchange with its — the end, the last exchange with his own barrister— the end, the last exchange with his own barrister ,— the end, the last exchange with his own barrister , david his own barrister, david snennon.— his own barrister, david sherman. sherman said to prince nonv— sherman. sherman said to prince harry non— sherman. sherman said to prince harry non non— sherman. sherman said to prince harry, how how has— sherman. sherman said to prince harry, how how has all this made you harry, how how has all this made von teet— harry, how how has all this made von teei i— harry, how how has all this made you feel ? meaning— harry, how how has all this made you feel ? meaning how is it do you feel? meaning how is it do you— you feel? meaning how is it do von teet— you feel? meaning how is it do von teet giving— you feel? meaning how is it do you feel giving evidence this? ant— you feel giving evidence this? ant nonv— you feel giving evidence this? on harry ne— you feel giving evidence this? and harry, he said, it's a lot at and harry, he said, it's a lot ot ont— and harry, he said, it's a lot ot oni tne— and harry, he said, it's a lot at and the yeah— and harry, he said, it's a lot at and the yeah he was emotional and at and the yeah he was emotional oni ne— at and the yeah he was emotional oni ne onotet— at and the yeah he was emotional and he choked with— at and the yeah he was emotional

and he choked with emotion at the and he choked with emotion at tne very— and he choked with emotion at tne venv ent— and he choked with emotion at the very end the— and he choked with emotion at the very end the judge glossed tnot— the very end the judge glossed tnot by— the very end the judge glossed over that by asking him some tetoiiet— over that by asking him some detailed questions about his visit— detailed questions about his visit to— detailed questions about his visit to argent— detailed questions about his visit to argent ,— detailed questions about his visit to argent , tina and other visit to argent, tina and other osieots— visit to argent, tina and other osieots ot— visit to argent, tina and other osieots ot tne — visit to argent, tina and other aspects of the testimony that nes— aspects of the testimony that ne-s given — aspects of the testimony that ne-s given .— aspects of the testimony that he's given . he's— aspects of the testimony that he's given . he's got to assess he's given. he's got to assess at he's given. he's got to assess ot tne— he's given. he's got to assess ot tne ent— he's given. he's got to assess ot tne ent ot— he's given. he's got to assess at the end of the— he's given. he's got to assess at the end of the day, how went the at the end of the day, how went tne tov— at the end of the day, how went tne tov ,— at the end of the day, how went tne tov , nos— at the end of the day, how went tne tov , nos it— at the end of the day, how went the day , was it a— at the end of the day, how went the day , was it a good exercise? the day, was it a good exercise? non— the day, was it a good exercise? non nove— the day, was it a good exercise? non nove i— the day, was it a good exercise? how have i come— the day, was it a good exercise? how have i come out of this now , if how have i come out of this now , it ne— how have i come out of this now , it no nos— how have i come out of this now , it no nos tne— how have i come out of this now , if he has the illusion that he tit— , if he has the illusion that he tit venv— , if he has the illusion that he tit venv wat,— , if he has the illusion that he did very well, that might be oontonting— did very well, that might be oontonting .— did very well, that might be comforting . on— did very well, that might be comforting . on his flight back comforting. on his flight back to tos— comforting. on his flight back to los angeles_ comforting. on his flight back to los angeles .— comforting. on his flight back to los angeles . but i don't to los angeles. but i don't tnint— to los angeles. but i don't tnint its— to los angeles. but i don't tnint is o— to los angeles. but i don't think it's a realistic view. no.— think it's a realistic view. no. its— think it's a realistic view. no, it's illusion.- think it's a realistic view. no, it's illusion. and- think it's a realistic view. no, it's illusion. and frankly , no, it's illusion. and frankly, it is delusion. and get a load of this court has just broken for the day. and this is the final exchange from within that courtroom, as is being reported in front of me here. david sherborne is the barrister for prince harry. the judge gets involved and says, look , how involved and says, look, how much longer are you going to need here with jane carr? and he says, wow, we're an hour and need here with jane carr? and he so'half,iow, we're an hour and need here with jane carr? and he so'half, sot, we're an hour and need here with jane carr? and he so'half, so perhapsz're an hour and need here with jane carr? and he so'half, so perhaps longer. tour and need here with jane carr? and he so'half, so perhaps longer. hereand a half, so perhaps longer. here to cross—examining her. to finish cross—examining her. andrew green, lawyer for the andrew green, the lawyer for the mirror and andrew green, the lawyer for the mirro we and andrew green, the lawyer for the

mirro we haven't and andrew green, the lawyer for the mirro we haven't anticipated says, we haven't anticipated that need four that mr sherborne will need four hours plus her the hours plus with her and the judge then told harry's barrister that he was running out of patience with these timetabling issues and said it's a little ridiculous . this is, of a little ridiculous. this is, of course, the judge who is going to decide how his fate in all of this. not a great look, michael. no it a down. you don't no it was a slap down. you don't get any no it was a slap down. you don't get onv none— no it was a slap down. you don't get any more slapping— \ttit c : you don't get any more slapping down than tnot— get any more slapping down than that, essentially— get any more slapping down than that, essentially saying get on nitn— that, essentially saying get on wit it.— that, essentially saying get on wit it. ask— that, essentially saying get on with it. ask the _ that, essentially saying get on with it. ask the question . let's with it. ask the question. let's note— with it. ask the question. let's note noste— with it. ask the question. let's make haste here.— with it. ask the question. let's make haste here. he's got lots of make haste here. he's got lots ot none— make haste here. he's got lots of more witnesses— make haste here. he's got lots of more witnesses to get through . ine— of more witnesses to get through . ine ton— of more witnesses to get through . the law doesn't— of more witnesses to get through . the law doesn't hang around. its— . the law doesn't hang around. its venv— . the law doesn't hang around. it's very expensive. _ . the law doesn't hang around. it's very expensive. everybody in tnot— it's very expensive. everybody in no oont— it's very expensive. everybody in that court is— it's very expensive. everybody in that court is getting paid big— in that court is getting paid iig noev— in that court is getting paid iig noev ine— in that court is getting paid big money. the barristers and the solicitors— big money. the barristers and the solicitors and— big money. the barristers and the solicitors and all the rest of the solicitors and all the rest ot it.— the solicitors and all the rest ot it. ant— the solicitors and all the rest of it. and the— the solicitors and all the rest of it. and the judge wants to it— of it. and the judge wants to it — of it. and the judge wants to move it on. and— of it. and the judge wants to move it on. and one can nntenstoni— move it on. and one can understand that. i think back in the understand that. i think back in tne nnoie— understand that. i think back in tne nnoie ot— understand that. i think back in the whole of the— the whole of the cross—examination by the whole of the— cross—examination by andrew eveon— cross—examination by andrew eeen it— cross—examination by andrew eeen it os— cross—examination by andrew green, it was perfectly proper, ienteotiv— green, it was perfectly proper, perfectly straightforward , perfectly straightforward, ienteottv— perfectly straightforward, perfectly polite and actually venv— perfectly polite and actually venv onion.— perfectly polite and actually venv gniot. i— perfectly polite and actually very quick. i thought it would nove— very quick. i thought it would nove gone— very quick. i thought it would nove gone on— very quick. i thought it would have gone on a— very quick. i thought it would have gone on a lot longer and nes— have gone on a lot longer and ne-s gone— have gone on a lot longer and he's gone through— have gone on a lot longer and he's gone through it. he hasn't nostet— he's gone through it. he hasn't nostet o— he's gone through it. he hasn't wasted a moment.— he's gone through it. he hasn't wasted a moment. no it's fascinating. _ wasted a moment. no it's fascinating. �*fvt�*ti; ”iii; wasted a moment. no it's fascinating. �*fvt�*ti; ”iii: git “g wasted a moment. no it's

fascinating. we're going have fascinating. we're going to have a of barristers here. a battle of the barristers here. there's two about it there's no two ways about it between david sherborne, who is really the and really taking to the floor and will of will be doing over the course of the and potentially the next day. and potentially forever rate of forever if his current rate of knots to go and knots is anything to go by. and andrew and think andrew green and so far, i think it's say that andrew it's fair to say that andrew green on top and green has come out on top and that. david sherborne he's that. david sherborne well, he's annoyed court doesn't annoyed the court and he doesn't appear provided real appear to have provided any real hardcore the moment hardcore evidence at the moment , is quite , which i think is quite strange. i do believe i've got some breaking news for you now, though. i think sort though. yes, i think it's sort of unrelated to the prince harry stuff. i'll bring to of unrelated to the prince harry stuf now. i'll bring to of unrelated to the prince harry stuf now. this. bring to of unrelated to the prince harry stuf now. this breaking to of unrelated to the prince harry stuf now. this breaking news you now. this breaking news that's . west that's just dropped. three west ham injured ham fans have been injured after they out of their they were attacked out of their europa final europa conference league final with the italian club florentino . police have arrested 16 an fiorentina fans. i'll just read that for you one more time. three west ham fans have been injured after they were attacked ahead of their europa conference league final with the italian club fiorentina and police have arrested 62 fiorentina fans, thus just come through to us more on it as indeed we get it right. okay so we're going to return to the prince harry

stuff. make sure you stay tuned because a little bit later on, i'm talking top barrister i'm talking to a top barrister who other who cross—examined none other than former butler, than the former royal butler, paul burrell. he than the former royal butler, paul burrell . he knows way paul burrell. he knows his way around cross—examination. he paul burrell. he knows his way aroundwhatiss—examination. he paul burrell. he knows his way aroundwhat winningiination. he paul burrell. he knows his way aroundwhat winning lookstn. he paul burrell. he knows his way aroundwhat winning looks like.t knows what winning looks like. and knows kind of and he knows what the kind of strategy also knows, strategy will be. he also knows, and this may well end up and i think this may well end up being story of day , being the story of the day, whether not someone should whether or not someone should have actually brought a client to court in the first place or whether or not they could just see bags of money. so i'm going to be talking about all of that with him. michael cole will join me. i'll be returning him as me. i'll be returning to him as well. another story well. but there's another story in town that i want to highlight to claim to you and some people claim that in the that racism is rampant in the uk. there's become a cottage industry, hasn't there, of race baiting new baiting in the uk. but a new report much report says that it's a much better place shock, better place to live. shock, horror than horror as a minority than countries like us , germany countries like the us, germany or mean, is this or france. i mean, is this really news? it's no wonder everyone wants here. is everyone wants to come here. is it? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news .

britain's news. channel coming up. britain's news. channel coming in inooe— britain's news. channel coming up. brace yourself— britain's news. channel coming up. brace yourself for day two of up. brace yourself for day two ot nonnv-s— up. brace yourself for day two ot nonnv-s nign— up. brace yourself for day two of harry's high court testimony of harry's hiin court testimony as of harry's high court testimony as we continue— of harry's high court testimony as we continue our exclusive oovenoge ot— as we continue our exclusive coverage of his— as we continue our exclusive coverage of his assault on the initisn— coverage of his assault on the initisn tee— coverage of his assault on the british free press— coverage of his assault on the british free press . i “tittiti; british free press. expect more bombshells like this using our harry, the first who may have come from a voicemail . that's come from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen- i i i that's how i've always seen him. i've snotet— how i've always seen him. i've never smoked a— how i've always seen him. i've never smoked a joint in that pub or never smoked a joint in that pub on in— never smoked a joint in that pub on in nv— never smoked a joint in that pub or in my father's— never smoked a joint in that pub or in my father's house. so join me. samantha— or in my father's house. so join me. samantha markle- or in my father's house. so join me. samantha markle ,- or in my father's house. so join me. ti “ me. samantha markle, lady colin campbell and jim davidson for harry's evidence . the verdict

harry's evidence. the verdict day two. coming up on dan wootton tonight, 9 pm. till 11 p-m, wootton tonight, 9 pm. till 11 pm, only on . gb p.m, only on. gb news. that is the high p.m, only on. gb news. that is tne nign oont— p.m, only on. gb news. that is the high court where- p.m, only on. gb news. that is the high court where we- cit \ that is the high court where we are enieoting— the high court where we are expecting prince— the high court where we are expecting prince harry to leave any— expecting prince harry to leave onv nnonnent— expecting prince harry to leave any moment now. the press pack is waiting eagerly outside . his is waiting eagerly outside. his barrister, david sherborne, has finished for the day. the court has finished for the day. harry has finished for the day. harry has been in there for the last few hours as far as aware. few hours as far as we're aware. so that may so it follows is that he may well be shortly and well be leaving shortly and we'll you those images as we'll bring you those images as and when he does after another difficult day, not just for him , but also for his barrister, who may i just remind you, the proceedings appear to finish today with the judge in the case saying thing that he felt as though his barrister was being a bit ridiculous over the length of time it was taking him to cross—examine a key witness, jane kerr, who is the former

royal editor at the mirror. so not really a great day for harry or his barrister who appear as things currently stand , things currently stand, everything could change to have come to court devoid of any real evidence. but now to a major report that proves that the claims that racism is rampant across the uk are a load of rubbish. a massive 80% of people from an ethnic minority said britain is better place to britain is a better place to live minority. live as a minority. so as a minority , these are ethnic minority, these are ethnic minorities who are doing the talking here, like united talking here, like the united states , germany so states, germany and france. so we of those countries. we beat all of those countries. the has out just a the report has come out just a couple of weeks before the 75th anniversary arrival to anniversary of the arrival to the the windrush, which the uk of the windrush, which brought immigrants from the caribbean. me now is gb caribbean. joining me now is gb news presenter nana akua and former labour spokesman james matthewson to have it out over this nana. i will start with you.thank this nana. i will start with you. thank you very much. i mean, shock you? do mean, is this a shock to you? do you about time you think it's about time now that stop talking? that people stop talking? britain like britain down? it seems like we're the we're pretty much the least racist place western racist place in the western world. are we? well, from my own eienienoe— world. are we? well, from my own eienienoe ,— world. are we? well, from my own eienienoe , ves— world. are we? well, from my own eienienoe , ves. i— world. are we? well, from my own experience , yes. i would- i ' ”iii: , well, from my own experience , yes. i would say experience, yes. i would say tnot— experience, yes. i would say no tnis— experience, yes. i would say that this country— experience, yes. i would say that this country is the least

nooist— that this country is the least nooist itooe— that this country is the least racist place i've— that this country is the least racist place i've ever been. ani— racist place i've ever been. ant-me.— racist place i've ever been. aniline. i— racist place i've ever been. and-me, i don't- racist place i've ever been. and me, i don't experience and for me, i don't experience the racism daily, but i also think that the survey it did point out that 80, 80% of the people say that more could be done look, if i done to combat it. look, if i asked 100 people they asked 100 people whether they think more could be done to combat something, i think most people would say, yes, you can always on. absolutely always do more on. absolutely anything, believe not. anything, believe it or not. patrick you are amazing. but you could probably-even- patrick you are amazing. but you could probably-even more- could probably be even more ietten— could probably be even more ietten-one- could probably be even more ietten-one .- could probably be even more better-are . and. could probably be even more better are . and so better than you are. and so oonto— better than you are. and so oontt von. — better than you are. and so could you. ' i: better than you are. and so- could you. anyone could be, you know. brilliant know. but you're brilliant anyway. there's room anyway. but there's always room for in absolutely for improvement in absolutely anything. so i to be anything. so i think to be nonest— anything. so i think to be honest, that's— anything. so i think to be honest, that's a- anything. so i think to be honest, that's a bit- “3 so i think to be honest, that's a bit of a nonsense-. . honest, that's a bit of a. nonsense-. um, honest, that's a bit of a- nonsense-. um, and honest, that's a bit of a— nonsense-. um, and they nonsense question. um, and they soii— nonsense question. um, and they said that 60% of black and asian people experience racism every day. depends how you see day. again depends how you see things , because some people see things, because some people see racism in everything . some racism in everything. some people see racism in the coco pops monkey . somebody me pops monkey. somebody told me that hadn't said that was racist, hadn't said what about? it's what are you talking about? it's just that just the monkey. why would that be so it depends how you be racist? so it depends how you see it. if it's direct fact and it's obvious, then but i've it's obvious, then yes, but i've very, very rarely experience anyone being directly racist to

me any more. and that has changed from when i was very young. so does this survey not ootnoiiv— young. so does this survey not actually indicate— “3 so does this survey not actually indicate seriously nnion— actually indicate seriously nnion set— actually indicate seriously which set of— actually indicate seriously which set of glasses you've got on nnon— which set of glasses you've got on nnen it— which set of glasses you've got on when it comes— which set of glasses you've got on when it comes to look at in— on when it comes to look at racism in britain? you can eitnen— racism in britain? you can eitnen-it- racism in britain? you can either-it-thel racism in britain? you can- either-it-the fact either look at it from the fact tnot—etnnio- that apparently ethnic minorities— that apparently ethnic minorities themselves saying minorities themselves are saying tnot—tnon- minorities themselves are saying that—than france. that this is better than france ont— that this is better than france oni eeinonv— that this is better than france and germany, two of and germany, two pillars of the tnnoieon—nov- and germany, two pillars of the tnnoieon—nov ,- and germany, two pillars of the. european _way , and european union, by the way, and the—our- european union, by the way, and the—our largest. the united states, our largest historic— the united states, our largest historic any. — the united states, our largest historic ally. or— the united states, our largest historic ally. or you could look atlfrom — historic ally. or you could look atlfrom the— historic ally. or you could look atlfrom the angle- historic ally. or you could look at from the angle of 80, say at it from the angle of 80, say that— at it from the angle of 80, say that-needs— at it from the angle of 80, say that-needs to— at it from the angle of 80, say that-needs to be- at it from the angle of 80, say that needs to be done . and that more needs to be done. and is ii— that more needs to be done. and is i iusi— that more needs to be done. and is it just depending— that more needs to be done. and is it just depending on what you-ro—iomosl you're looking for, james, do you— you're looking for, james, do you-7 _ you're looking for, james, do you-7 i— you're looking for, james, do you-.7 i think- you're looking for, james, do you-.7 i think so,- you're looking for, james, doi you-.7 i think so, yeah. you think? i think so, yeah. i mean, it also depends where you've right? like that's you've lived, right? like that's that's you've lived, right? like that's moi-smoot— you've lived, right? like that's that'slfact. like— you've lived, right? like that's that'slfact. like it— l iii: q7 like that's that's fact. like it matters that's a fact. like it matters whore— that's a fact. like it matters uiroro you— that's a fact. like it matters where you've-you - that's a fact. like it matters where you've you know, if where you've lived. you know, if yours—oooisio- you're going to ask people ioo-iro— you're going to ask people uiro-vo-iu- you're going to ask people who've - in the l you're going to ask people who've-in the or who've lived only in the uk or if who've lived only in the uk or ir-iivoi— who've lived only in the uk or if lived somewhere else, if they've lived somewhere else, you— if they've lived somewhere else, you-irr— if they've lived somewhere else, you-in o— if they've lived somewhere else, you-in o irriri— if they've lived somewhere else, you in a third world you know, in a third world oourrrry— you know, in a third world country migrated country or have migrated here from— country or have migrated here from elsewhere— country or have migrated here from elsewhere or their family's migroioi— from elsewhere or their family's misgoin9_ from elsewhere or their family's misgoing ro— from elsewhere or their family's misgoing to.sareat- from elsewhere or their family's miggoing to great example it's going to be a great example . aru— it's going to be a great example . and absolutely,— it's going to be a great example . and absolutely, i— it's going to be a great example . and absolutely, i mean, you're not get token lefty not going to get the token lefty nonsense being , you nonsense from me being, you know, the on the left who know, the person on the left who who i'm who says this is nonsense. i'm going totally it's great going to totally it's great news. it's fantastic to hear , news. it's fantastic to hear, really is. however, as nana rightly points out, there's

still more to be done. and i still more to be done. and i still do hear more friends of mine, colleagues mine who mine, colleagues of mine who face discrimination as a array of ethnic backgrounds, a complete array of ethnic backgrounds, who face discrimination on a regular bafis discrimination on a regular basis or get comments. i was just on a night out with a friend two weeks ago at a comment and that resulted an comment and that resulted in an altercation . the pub from a from altercation. the pub from a from altercation. the pub from a from a guy was racist. again a guy who was racist. again a minority of people drunk idiot a person who you wouldn't you know . all right. no, no, go on. i can see you're— all right. no, no, go on. i can see you're itching to get invoivori— can see you're itching to get iuvoivoi. — can see you're itching to get involved. what— can see you're itching to get involved. what i'm- can see you're itching to get involved. g involved. what i'm saying, i know sort of agree with me. know you sort of agree with me. what i was saying, though, with my be done, what i was saying, though, with my could be done, what i was saying, though, with my could be be done, what i was saying, though, with my could be about be done, more could be done about everything. nothing ever ioo. everything. nothing is ever 100. if anything it's if you ever see anything as it's perfect then perfect, it's wonderful, then you're missing you're probably missing something because everything you're probably missing somethbe because everything you're probably missing somethbe improved.everything you're probably missing somethbe improved.every'don't always be improved. so i don't that doesn't even surprise me. i think it's a bit of a nonsense question. in actual fact, i'd also say that i think the real root of this kind of problem with regards to racism in this country is actually there's a level of where it's been indoctrinated into people. so like critical race theory. i

mean, what a load of nonsense , mean, what a load of nonsense, you know, when they're teaching history, teaching history, they're teaching history, they're teaching history when black people history from when black people were are not were slaves, why are they not starting at the history of mankind when mankind came from africa teach historical africa and teach historical context with everything but before the colonisation of things, slaves were white. people had white slaves, black people had black slaves because there were no ships. so nobody went anywhere. so i genuinely think we are missing a think that we are missing a trick in the way we educate our young well , because young people as well, because we're coming up with these nonsense theories critical nonsense theories of critical race white privilege. i mean, that's just baloney . but that's that's just baloney. but that's that's just baloney. but that's that's a that's— that's just baloney. but that's that's a that's a— that's just baloney. but that's that's a that's a great- but that's that's a that's a great point . that's a that's a great point. arri— that's a that's a great point. ari iomos— that's a that's a great point. and james, i'll— that's a that's a great point. and james, i'll put that over to you,— and james, i'll put that over to you, because— and james, i'll put that over to you, because one— and james, i'll put that over to you, because one other you, because one of the other rhinos—wus- you, because one of the other. things—was shown things that this study was shown was—remarkably,- was that, i mean, remarkably, oooisio— was that, i mean, remarkably,- ooooio—ooiuoiiy people were saying they actually worriso— people were saying they actually wanted _ politics . people were saying they actually wa be id _ politics . people were saying they actually wa be a _ politics . people were saying they actually wa be a less politics people were saying they actually wa be a less heated politics people were saying they actually wabe a less heated issue. ics people were saying they actually wabe a less heated issue. and to be a less heated issue. and to be a less heated issue. and o oo— to be a less heated issue. and so is iroussr— to be a less heated issue. and to be honest with— to be a less heated issue. and to be honest with you, the way risi— to be honest with you, the way iioi i— to be honest with you, the way iioi i — to be honest with you, the way iioi i ir— to be honest with you, the way that i see it and— to be honest with you, the way that i see it and i— to be honest with you, the way that i see it and i cover topics is— that i see it and i cover topics iiis iris— that i see it and i cover topics like this pretty— that i see it and i cover topics like this pretty much every day ori— like this pretty much every day and o— like this pretty much every day and o ioi— like this pretty much every day and o ioi oi— like this pretty much every day and a lot of people bringing the issui— and a lot of people bringing the isoi issu— and a lot of people bringing the isoi rsui ro— and a lot of people bringing the heat tend to be— and a lot of people bringing the heat tend to be people who say, you—unconsciouslyl you know, you're unconsciously rooisi— you know, you're unconsciously rosisi or— you know, you're unconsciously rosisi or you— you know, you're unconsciously racist or you don't— you know, you're unconsciously racist or you don't see it and is— racist or you don't see it and it's horrible— racist or you don't see it and it's horrible .— racist or you don't see it and it's horrible . and— racist or you don't see it and it's horrible . and look all it's horrible. and look at all of it's horrible. and look at all

or-iirsrs-s- it's horrible. and look at all of-there'sllot. it's horrible. and look at all of-there'sllot of| of this. and there's a lot of osoois— of this. and there's a lot of ww“! risi— of this. and there's a lot of people that well, hang on. people that say, well, hang on. if people that say, well, hang on. iiisoimsi— people that say, well, hang on. if.calmed.down- people that say, well, hang on. if calmed down and if we calmed it down a bit and ioi— if we calmed it down a bit and has o— if we calmed it down a bit and has o shor— if we calmed it down a bit and had a chat about— if we calmed it down a bit and had a chat about maybe they'd soy ris— had a chat about maybe they'd never say the reality the never say the reality of the siiuoiiorr— never say the reality of the - situation _ saying, situation or as nana was saying, you—irr- situation or as nana was saying, you—in iirsl you know, history more in the rousi— you know, history more in the round-everyone- you know, history more in the. round _everyone who's round where not everyone who's oiivs — round where not everyone who's oiivs—oorry- round where not everyone who's alive _carry around i alive today has to carry around iris—suin- alive today has to carry around iris—sum oi| this kind of the white guilt of the this kind of the white guilt of iris—roi- this kind of the white guilt ofl the—for example this kind of the white guilt of. the—for example . the slave owners. for example. visit—moyisl the slave owners. for example. i visit—moyis us well, then, you know, maybe we —siroi. - well, then, you know, maybe we can _chat. james. can have a better chat. james i ruini— can have a better chat. james i iiiuk its— can have a better chat. james i think it's important. i think you— think it's important. i think you is— think it's important. i think you to point— think it's important. i think you do point out something very important there. patrick but white privilege does exist. i am a beneficiary of it. you're a beneficiary of patrick and it does. it does. it simply does exist in the. can you could you explain— exist in the. can you could you explain io— exist in the. can you could you sopioiu ro ms— exist in the. can you could you explain to me how— exist in the. can you could you explain to me how i— fix " can you could you explain to me how i am a isusiisiory— explain to me how i am a beneficiary of— explain to me how i am a beneficiary of white privilege? iomss— beneficiary of white privilege? iomss wrist-s— beneficiary of white privilege? james, what's up? sorry i didn't ooisi— james, what's up? sorry i didn't ooisir riot. — james, what's up? sorry i didn't catch that. could— james, what's up? sorry i didn't catch that. could you explain to me how i'm a beneficiary of writs— me how i'm a beneficiary of white privilege— me how i'm a beneficiary of white privilege ? f "it; white privilege? because we're white. same way that . white. so in the same way that. all right , class white. so in the same way that. all right, class dodi white. so in the same way that. all right , class dodi there white. so in the same way that. all right, class dodi there are certain elements of privilege at play certain elements of privilege at play in society that if you let if you let us just finish one second and it factors in a wider set of privilege . so when we set of privilege. so when we talk about white privilege, i understand it's a really triggering term for a lot of

people because people don't like to it is one factor to hear it, but it is one factor in an array of privileges. so you know, myself as a working class man from the northeast, i face privilege . i face issues face privilege. i face issues against somebody who's middle class, who's southern, who's upper , who's university upper class, who's university educated. the same way. educated. exactly the same way. but i don't face discrimination for the colour of my skin against somebody who might. now, that's saying that it's that's not saying that it's endemic, but it is saying, no, no, go on. so sorry. you're rsiiiug— no, go on. so sorry. you're isiiius rus— no, go on. so sorry. you're telling me that— git iii" so sorry. you're telling me that you have a priyiisgs— telling me that you have a privilege above— telling me that you have a privilege above me . i find that privilege above me. i find that iusuiiius— privilege above me. i find that iusuiiius ori— privilege above me. i find that insulting and offensive . let me insulting and offensive. let me sir— insulting and offensive. let me isii you.— insulting and offensive. let me rsii you. is— insulting and offensive. let me tell you. let me— insulting and offensive. let me tell you. let me find out what tiri— tell you. let me find out what kind or— tell you. let me find out what kind of school— tell you. let me find out what kind of school did— tell you. let me find out what kind of school did you go to? ioos— kind of school did you go to? was comprehensive ? a state was it comprehensive? a state ssiroois — was it comprehensive? a state ssiroois i— was it comprehensive? a state school? i went— was it comprehensive? a state school? i went to— was it comprehensive? a state school? i went to a state school. well, hang on. school. okay well, hang on. well, a private all well, i went to a private all siris— well, i went to a private all. siris—ssiooi . girls convent boarding school. arri— girls convent boarding school. ari-your— girls convent boarding school. and-your first- girls convent boarding school. and your first job? and what was your first job? visu— and what was your first job? your sons. — and what was your first job? well gone. yeah.- and what was your first job? well gone. “43?" : and what was your first job? well gone. / : well gone. yeah. i worked as an apprentice on. on air. on £4 an houn apprentice on. on air. on £4 an hour, so. yeah, you're absolutely right. well, privilege with me on that socially. hang on. i'm socially. hang on, hang on. i'm not finished . i worked at kiss not finished. i worked at kiss ioo— not finished. i worked at kiss ioo coursi— not finished. i worked at kiss 100 capital radio.— �*" " : i worked at kiss 100 capital radio. bbc. okay 100 capital radio. the bbc. okay um,— 100 capital radio. the bbc. okay um, you— 100 capital radio. the bbc. okay

um, you know— 100 capital radio. the bbc. okay um, you know ,— 100 capital radio. the bbc. okay um, you know , how— 100 capital radio. the bbc. okay um, you know , how were you more um, you know, how were you more oriyiisgsi— um, you know, how were you more privileged iron— um, you know, how were you more privileged than me?— um, you know, how were you more privileged than me? i think on ioionos— privileged than me? i think on balance, what— privileged than me? i think on balance, what you've told me, im — balance, what you've told me, is priyiisgsi— balance, what you've told me, i'm privileged than you. i just think— i'm privileged than you. i just iiiuk risi— i'm privileged than you. i just think that your— i'm privileged than you. i just think that your educating and rs—siusoiiug— think that your educating and re—educating you are. you are insuring— re—educating you are. you are iusuiiius rus— re—educating you are. you are irrsuirirsg ms oy— re—educating you are. you are insulting me by telling me you isiisvs— insulting me by telling me you isiisvs yous— insulting me by telling me you believe you're privileged . \:::r believe you're privileged. no, no, believe you're privileged. no, usurious. — believe you're privileged. no, no,-that's. that's- believe you're privileged. no, no,-that's. that's not- believe you're privileged. no, no, that's. that's not the no, no. that's. that's not the point that i made at all. you know it's because what know that it's not because what i'm no, don't tell me i'm saying is. no, don't tell me what know what i know. what i know. i know what i know. riot-s— what i know. i know what i know. riots—ms. - what i know. i know what i know. riots—ms. il that's what you've told me. i think— that's what you've told me. i think this— that's what you've told me. i think this is— that's what you've told me. i think this is a— that's what you've told me. i think this is a fantastic- that's what you've told me. i think this is a fantastic point to leave because we are to leave it because we are running time. we're running out of time. we're running out of time. we're running to go. running out. we've got to go. i'm the at the end i'm at the end. i'm at the end of afraid. but of the hour. i'm afraid. but i would love to you back would love to have you both back to again as james to on do this again as james mathewson, labour mathewson, there is a labour spokesperson, presenter mathewson, there is a labour spokeakua)n, presenter mathewson, there is a labour spokeakua as presenter mathewson, there is a labour spokeakua as well. presenter mathewson, there is a labour spokeakua as well. wow. �*esenter mathewson, there is a labour spokeakua as well. wow. therezr mathewson, there is a labour spokeakua as well. wow. there we nana akua as well. wow. there we go. right. we're going out to the high court, are we? yes. is he still not there? live. live pictures of the high court. yes. there go. fantastic. oh, it's there we go. fantastic. oh, it's still door . good. there we go. fantastic. oh, it's still door. good. prince still just a door. good. prince harry's to be walking harry's supposed to be walking out of this door at some point for soon the love of god. i hope we're he does, we're watching it. when he does, because been this because we've been teasing this for absolutely ages. patrick christys gb views. yes, we christys on gb views. yes, we are. course, britain's news are. of course, britain's news channel. stay tuned. i've got loads, loads more coming

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it's 5:00. it's patrick christys . it's gb news and it is not just prince harry. he's had a tough day in court. no, so has his lawyer. the judge in this case has now said that he thinks his absolutely

his lawyer is being absolutely ridiculous. it's not going well for the wantaway prince who has yet , between him for the wantaway prince who has yet, between him and his legal team, have not been able to, as far as we can gather, provide a single shred of evidence to back his claims up. in other news, we're going to be talking his claims up. in other news, we're this going to be talking his claims up. in other news, we're this now.) to be talking his claims up. in other news, we're this now. did be talking his claims up. in other news, we're this now. did you alking his claims up. in other news, we're this now. did you knowi about this now. did you know that diabetes and other obesity related illnesses is costing the nhs around £6 billion a year? well there's a fat jab, okay. for people that can help them lose weight and help them keep it off. and there's talk of this being at your local gp being offered at your local gp surgery. a cop out? is surgery. is this a cop out? is this actually a lifesaver ? is it this actually a lifesaver? is it a way of saving us all money? we will find out. i'm also going to be talking about this. what a load absolute tripe. okay. load of absolute tripe. okay. apparently we non—welsh actors playing welsh people is offensive to the chap who played tony blair. brian clough, chris tarrant, anyone else? someone else as well. probably david frost. thank you very much. dave yes, exactly. i mean this absolutely bonkers , isn't it? absolutely bonkers, isn't it? what is going on here? so we'll

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with bailey. patrick thank you. good evening to you. the top story— good evening to you. the top siory oi— good evening to you. the top story or just— good evening to you. the top story at just after— good evening to you. the top story at just after 5:00 the sus— story at just after 5:00 the uuks oi— story at just after 5:00 the duke of sussex— story at just after 5:00 the duke of sussex has finished giving— duke of sussex has finished giving iris— duke of sussex has finished giving his evidence on day two of giving his evidence on day two or iris— giving his evidence on day two of his testimony— giving his evidence on day two of his testimony at the high couri— of his testimony at the high souri irr— of his testimony at the high court in london— of his testimony at the high court in london in his privacy ogoinst— court in london in his privacy case against mirror group usususrsop— case against mirror group newspapers. prince harry isiisvss— newspapers. prince harry believes journalists used uuiourui— believes journalists used unlawful techniques to get sioriss— unlawful techniques to get stories, including placing a tracking— stories, including placing a tracking device— stories, including placing a tracking device on the car of iris— tracking device on the car of his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. us oiso— his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he also claims— his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he also claims that they went to sirsrrs— he also claims that they went to extreme lengths— he also claims that they went to extreme lengths to _ he also claims that they went to extreme lengths to cover up risi— extreme lengths to cover up their alleged— extreme lengths to cover up their alleged phone hacking. the ouiiisirsr— their alleged phone hacking. the publisher denies— their alleged phone hacking. the publisher denies wrongdoing in the publisher denies wrongdoing in is uuiisi— publisher denies wrongdoing in the united states, the prime iiiuisrsr— the united states, the prime minister has— the united states, the prime minister has visited arlington uoriouoi— minister has visited arlington national cemetery in virginia to lay national cemetery in virginia to ioy o— national cemetery in virginia to ioy o ursoiir— national cemetery in virginia to ioy o ursoiir or— national cemetery in virginia to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown— lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier— lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier .— lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. it's ahead of his unknown soldier. it's ahead of iris touris— unknown soldier. it's ahead of his fourth meeting with the us orssiisur— his fourth meeting with the us prssiisui oi— his fourth meeting with the us president at the— his fourth meeting with the us president at the white house tomorrow during— president at the white house tomorrow during talks with joe tissu— tomorrow during talks with joe siisu. isisiri— tomorrow during talks with joe biden. rishi sunak is expected to serum— biden. rishi sunak is expected to reaffirm western support for unsus— to reaffirm western support for ukroius, os— to reaffirm western support for ukraine, as well— to reaffirm western support for ukraine, as well as addressing the ukraine, as well as addressing rirs growing— ukraine, as well as addressing the growing threat from china. cursors— the growing threat from china. climate change— the growing threat from china. climate change and the rsguioiiorr— climate change and the regulation of- climate change and the regulation of ai as some news tusr— regulation of ai as some news iusi inro— regulation of ai as some news tusr irrio us— regulation of ai as some news just into us football news. 16

psoois— just into us football news. 16 ww“! iovs— just into us football news. 16 people have been arrested by czssir— people have been arrested by czsoir ooiiss— people have been arrested by czech police after fans clashed oosoi— czech police after fans clashed oisoi or— czech police after fans clashed oisoi or its— czech police after fans clashed ahead of the europa conference isogus— ahead of the europa conference isogus rinsi— ahead of the europa conference league final in— ahead of the europa conference league final in prague. three psoois— league final in prague. three people srs— league final in prague. three people are said— league final in prague. three people are said to have been irriursri— people are said to have been injured. fiorentina fans stocking— injured. fiorentina fans attacking west ham supporters in attacking west ham supporters in o ioi— attacking west ham supporters in o t... o— attacking west ham supporters in o r... o ooiiss— attacking west ham supporters in a bar, a police officer, we understand,— a bar, a police officer, we understand, was also attacked ori— understand, was also attacked out viisos— understand, was also attacked and videos shared on social msiio— and videos shared on social msiio stou— and videos shared on social media show fans throwing cafe stairs— media show fans throwing cafe siroirs irr— media show fans throwing cafe stairs in its— media show fans throwing cafe chairs in the streets . the chairs in the streets. the metropolitan— chairs in the streets. the metropolitan police says the torss— metropolitan police says the torss wiri— metropolitan police says the force will apologise to people urousiy— force will apologise to people wrongly arrested— force will apologise to people wrongly arrested during the kings— wrongly arrested during the king's coronation. six members of king's coronation. six members or its— king's coronation. six members of the anti—monarchy group republic— of the anti—monarchy group republic were— of the anti—monarchy group republic were held for 16 hours isrors— republic were held for 16 hours isiors using— republic were held for 16 hours before being released without croiss— before being released without charge- sorts— before being released without charge. some volunteers from a iissimiusrsr— charge. some volunteers from a westminster council safety sosrrsir— westminster council safety scheme were _ westminster council safety scheme were also caught up in the scheme were also caught up in is oz— scheme were also caught up in is so psopis— scheme were also caught up in the 62 people who'd been isioirrsi— the 62 people who'd been isioiusi .— the 62 people who'd been detained . thousands of detained. thousands of holidaymakers could be affected by holidaymakers could be affected bv a— holidaymakers could be affected iy o fissi— holidaymakers could be affected by a fresh wave— holidaymakers could be affected by a fresh wave of— holidaymakers could be affected by a fresh wave of strikes at usoiirou— by a fresh wave of strikes at heathrow airport— by a fresh wave of strikes at heathrow airport this summer. mors— heathrow airport this summer. iiors iron— heathrow airport this summer. more than 2000— heathrow airport this summer. more than 2000 security guards from— more than 2000 security guards from its— more than 2000 security guards from the unite— more than 2000 security guards from the unite union have announced the— from the unite union have announced the dates of their ioissr— announced the dates of their latest walkout,— announced the dates of their latest walkout, which are due to be latest walkout, which are due to is iosis— latest walkout, which are due to be held across— latest walkout, which are due to be held across 31— latest walkout, which are due to be held across 31 days between the be held across 31 days between is sort— be held across 31 days between is suit or— be held across 31 days between the 24th of june— be held across 31 days between the 24th of june and the 27th of august. — the 24th of june and the 27th of august. risot— the 24th of june and the 27th of august. that covers the start of

the august. that covers the start of is ssirooi— august. that covers the start of the school holidays and the august— the school holidays and the august iono— the school holidays and the august bank holiday weekend. units— august bank holiday weekend. uuiis says— august bank holiday weekend. unite says the— august bank holiday weekend. unite says the airport's orioritiss— unite says the airport's priorities are- unite says the airport's priorities are wrong and strikes wiri— priorities are wrong and strikes will continue— priorities are wrong and strikes will continue until a fair pay oirsr— will continue until a fair pay orrsr is— will continue until a fair pay offer is made— will continue until a fair pay offer is made .— will continue until a fair pay offer is made . let's just take offer is made. let's just take you— offer is made. let's just take you now— offer is made. let's just take you io— offer is made. let's just take you to ss— offer is made. let's just take you now to gb news royal correspondent— you now to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, who— correspondent cameron walker, uiroioius— correspondent cameron walker, uiro ioius us— correspondent cameron walker, who joins us from _ correspondent cameron walker, who joins us from outside the rigi— who joins us from outside the irigir couri— who joins us from outside the irigis souri irr— who joins us from outside the high court in london, where irirros— high court in london, where prince harry's— high court in london, where prince harry's just finished day two prince harry's just finished day iuo or— prince harry's just finished day iuo or iris— prince harry's just finished day two of his testimony on the wirrrsss— two of his testimony on the witness stand— two of his testimony on the witness stand .— two of his testimony on the witness stand . cameron, bring witness stand. cameron, bring us up witness stand. cameron, bring us ugliois— witness stand. cameron, bring us ugliois . — witness stand. cameron, bring us ugliois . vest.— witness stand. cameron, bring us upldate . yeah, well,- witness stand. cameron, bring us up date . “43?“ 37” itit; up to date. yeah, well, prince harry has had his day and a half in court of being forensically examined, cross examined by mirror group newspapers barrister, a very highly skilled barrister, a very highly skilled barrister , andrew green. kc and barrister, andrew green. kc and it certainly wasn't what he was used to. he is, of course , suing used to. he is, of course, suing the newspaper group over alleged unlawful information gathering at his titles between the years 1996 and 2010. mirror group newspapers are contesting those claims , but this is a member of claims, but this is a member of

the royal family bearing in mind it hardly ever happens. the last time a senior member of the royal was in the witness royal family was in the witness box century, and box was the 19th century, and this member of the royal this is a member of the royal family. he's used to friendly oprah is used to oprah interviews, who is used to quite friendly promotional interviews for his memoirs. spare and isn't used to a very high, highly skilled barrister. forensically grilling him over his allegation as mr andrew green kc so some people would say it probably hasn't been a walk in the park park for him in the courtroom itself, prince harry did appear emotional and quite distressed at times. he had to relive parts of his life, which are distressing , i which are distressing, i suppose, particularly around his mother, a time with his mother, princess diana, and the breakdown of his relationship with his former girlfriend, chelsea davy, in front of a packed courtroom. and indeed, the world's media. he he branded the world's media. he he branded the highly personal information shown in the mirror group newspaper articles as

unnecessary and intrusive. now, critic of the duke of sussex will say that will say that this was not prince harry's day, but he was a bit out of his depth, that he wasn't used to this kind of thing. this was a this was a prince of a patchy prince with a bit of a patchy memory. across memory. and he wasn't across the detail, but actually speaking to legal experts, it doesn't appear to be all over for him. his his own lawyer , david sherborne, own lawyer, david sherborne, after the cross examination re—examines prince harry giving him the opportunity to clarify a few of his points in his evidence. and actually this is just a civil trial. this is not a criminal case. so the threshold is a lot lower for the judge to find if prince harry is a victim or on the balance of probabilities, is a victim of unlawful information gathering. and according to one media lawyer who was speaking last night , even lawyer who was speaking last night, even if one of the articles that prince harry is alleging contained said information which was obtained unlawfully, if the balance is

just over 50% of kyiv of if it's over 50% likely that the information in that article was obtained unlawfully , then the obtained unlawfully, then the judge could could mrs. rule partially in prince harry's favour ? the question is, will favour? the question is, will prince harry see that as a victory ? and it certainly is victory? and it certainly is going to be weeks , if not going to be weeks, if not months, before the judge gives any kind of ruling because prince harry is just one of the witnesses in this case. jane kerr, the former royal correspondent for the mirror group newspaper, was taking the stand following prince harry. and she was saying she was very hurt, that she is being accused of such things. she said she had no knowledge any unlawful no knowledge of any unlawful information gathering at its titles. and prince harry is one of a number of claimants in this litigation against mirror group newspapers . so the case very newspapers. so the case very much continues here. even if prince harry isn't physically in the courtroom , you may well see the courtroom, you may well see on your screens a black range

rover in front of the building . rover in front of the building. we are expecting imminently prince harry duke of sussex to come out of the court's building and get in his car and drive off. he's not expected to be in court tomorrow. we're expecting him to come out of court court. we're expecting him not to be in court tomorrow. and we are expecting him to fly back to california to his wife, meghan , california to his wife, meghan, and his two children, prince archie and princess lilibet, in fact, on monday, we were expecting prince harry to be here. he wasn't. and the judge expressed his surprise that the duke of sussex was not here on monday because during a preliminary hearing for this trial, the judge had said that he would prefer it if witnesses were available. a day before they were due to give evidence in case the opening arguments ran shorter and therefore no time would be wasted. but prince harry was not in court yesterday. he got a bit of a scolding from the defence

barrister, mr andrew green . kc barrister, mr andrew green. kc prince harry's excuse was that it was his daughter's birthday on sunday. princess lilibet . and on sunday. princess lilibet. and he wanted to be in california with her on her birthday before he flew to london overnight. and then obviously he had to get rid of the jet lag. and david sherborne, his lawyer, actually made that prince harry made the point that prince harry isn't the same as other witnesses he is in a witnesses because he is in a different category, because , a, different category, because, a, the travel arrangements of getting him from los to getting him from los angeles to here in london and also the security arrangements that comes with it, because , okay, he's no with it, because, okay, he's no longer a working member of the royal family, he is still royal family, but he is still fifth in line the throne and fifth in line to the throne and he is still , fifth in line to the throne and he is still, in his view, very much a target due to separate litigation he's got against the home office and he is still king charles iii son, patrick. back to you for now. but as soon as we get an update on prince harry's whereabouts, we'll bring it to you. no, it straight to you. yeah, no, absolutely. thank you absolutely. cameron thank you very much. just shot very much. just keep this shot on very much. just keep this shoti ousou— isopis, on the screen if we can. people, isr-s—ou- on the screen if we can. people, isi-s—ou rirsi let's just keep this shot on the vsoii— let's just keep this shot on the screen. yeah,-go. - let's just keep this shot on the screen. yeah, go. good screen. yeah, there we go. good sruri. — screen. yeah, there we go. good stuff. _cameron.- stuff. thank you, cameron. by

its—royoi- stuff. thank you, cameron. by the—royal reports. the way, i saw royal reports iosis.— the way, i saw royal reports iosis-is— the way, i saw royal reports there.-is-door. there. so this is the door to its— there. so this is the door to is rigi— there. so this is the door to the high court— there. so this is the door to the high court that you're iookiug— the high court that you're looking-now.- the high court that you're. looking-now.-harry the high court that you're- lookinglnow.-harry has looking at now. prince harry has too— looking at now. prince harry has had-difficult— looking at now. prince harry has had-difficult day- looking at now. prince harry has had difficult day and had a very difficult day and a tort— had a very difficult day and a iosis-rigs,— had a very difficult day and a half-there, as— had a very difficult day and aj half-there, as-was half in there, as cameron was oiiuiiug— half in there, as cameron was. alluding—actually alluding to. it was not actually iusi—irimssii- alluding to. it was not actually just—himself. he. just prince harry himself. he rousi— just prince harry himself. he tours-iooe.- just prince harry himself. he found today. indeed, found it tricky today. indeed, his found it tricky today. indeed, iris—roi— found it tricky today. indeed, his not securities his lawyer did not securities smsrgiug. — his lawyer did not securities. emerging. _prince emerging. i'm expecting prince harry— emerging. i'm expecting prince uorrylis— emerging. i'm expecting prince uorrylis coming— emerging. i'm expecting prince harry be coming out to the harry to be coming out to the rigi— harry to be coming out to the rigs-ony— harry to be coming out to the irigir-ouy-uou- harry to be coming out to the rigs-ouy-uou .- harry to be coming out to the high any now . you harry to be coming out to the- high-any-now . you can high court any time now. you can issu— high court any time now. you can isur psoois— high court any time now. you can hear people shouting. i think iirsy— hear people shouting. i think. rosy—so they are getting a bit wary. so iriuss— they are getting a bit wary. so prince harry— they are getting a bit wary. so prince harry-leaving- they are getting a bit wary. so prince harry leaving court prince harry is leaving court now after day a half of now after a day and a half of facing cross—examined sessions, no a chat with his no doubt a chat with his legal team black range team getting into a black range rover where he will be driven away flanked by security guards , large numbers of paparazzi there, and indeed well—wishers as well. by the sounds of tings— as well. by the sounds of iiirrgs o— as well. by the sounds of things, a couple- by the sounds of things, a couple of superfans ioirsi— things, a couple of superfans dotted about— things, a couple of superfans dotted about .— things, a couple of superfans dotted about . so— things, a couple of superfans dotted about . so prince harry dotted about. so prince harry purring— dotted about. so prince harry pulling our— dotted about. so prince harry pulling our of— dotted about. so prince harry pulling out of the high court. arri— pulling out of the high court. ari iirsrs— pulling out of the high court. and there we— pulling out of the high court. and there we go— pulling out of the high court. and there we go . but yes, it's and there we go. but yes, it's issu— and there we go. but yes, it's issu o— and there we go. but yes, it's been a landmark— and there we go. but yes, it's been a landmark day for a vorisiy— been a landmark day for a vorisiy or— been a landmark day for a variety of different reasons, roi— variety of different reasons, not isost— variety of different reasons, not least because prince harry ioi— not least because prince harry ioo-ioo.— not least because prince harry ioo-uro- so— not least because prince harry had two. so yesterday, as had take two. so yesterday, as svsousry— had take two. so yesterday, as sysonrys uno— had take two. so yesterday, as everyone who has— had take two. so yesterday, as everyone who has been watching this everyone who has been watching inis snonnsi— everyone who has been watching this channel watching this this channel and watching this station— this channel and watching this sioiion wiri— this channel and watching this station will have— this channel and watching this station will have known, prince harry— station will have known, prince harry noi— station will have known, prince harry not o— station will have known, prince harry had a torrid— station will have known, prince harry had a torrid of it. harry had a torrid time of it. nssoirs— harry had a torrid time of it. osspirs unor— harry had a torrid time of it. despite what you have despite what you may have seen sissunsrs,— despite what you may have seen elsewhere,_thatl elsewhere, the reality was that he elsewhere, the reality was that ns nos— elsewhere, the reality was that

he was dealing— elsewhere, the reality was that he was dealing supposition he was dealing in supposition oni— he was dealing in supposition and suspicion— he was dealing in supposition and suspicion and not actual iost— and suspicion and not actual rosi .— and suspicion and not actual rosi . risin— and suspicion and not actual fact . well, today— and suspicion and not actual fact . well, today he had another fact. well, today he had another go or— fact. well, today he had another go or g,— fact. well, today he had another go or it, our— fact. well, today he had another go at it, but unfortunately it was more of the— go at it, but unfortunately it was more of the same. they oisksi— was more of the same. they picked—on. was more of the same. they- picked _on article picked up proceedings on article nunis— picked up proceedings on article nunis zi— picked up proceedings on article nunis or or— picked up proceedings on article number 21 of 33,— picked up proceedings on article number 21 of 33, 33 articles, of course, are being— number 21 of 33, 33 articles, of course, are being called into gussiion— course, are being called into question with— course, are being called into question with prince harry suggssiing— question with prince harry suggesting the information question with prince harry su there ng the information question with prince harry su there was the information question with prince harry su there was gathered formation question with prince harry su there was gathered illegallyi in there was gathered illegally and unlawfully— in there was gathered illegally and unlawfully ,— in there was gathered illegally and unlawfully , quite possibly and unlawfully, quite possibly due and unlawfully, quite possibly ius ro— and unlawfully, quite possibly ius ro inons— and unlawfully, quite possibly due to phone hacking . prince due to phone hacking. prince harry— due to phone hacking. prince harry nos— due to phone hacking. prince harry was asked— due to phone hacking. prince harry was asked on numerous occasions ,-have- harry was asked on numerous occasions , have got harry was asked on numerous- occasions ,-have-got any occasions, how have you got any sviisnss— occasions, how have you got any sviisnss-nnisn- occasions, how have you got any evidence _which he - occasions, how have you got any evidence which he had evidence of this to which he had to evidence of this to which he had io-wnsn— evidence of this to which he had ro-wnsn inor- evidence of this to which he had to when that rounded to reply, no. when that rounded off, to reply, no. when that rounded oiiluos— to reply, no. when that rounded on, loss is — to reply, no. when that rounded off,.was the turn— to reply, no. when that rounded off, was the turn of his own off, it was the turn of his own isgoi— off, it was the turn of his own isgoi insi— off, it was the turn of his own legal brief one.— off, it was the turn of his own legal brief one. david sherborne a isrnii— legal brief one. david sherborne a isrnii oni— legal brief one. david sherborne a permit and celebrity barrister to a permit and celebrity barrister ro oons— a permit and celebrity barrister ro our— a permit and celebrity barrister to come out and— a permit and celebrity barrister to come out and try to fill in ins— to come out and try to fill in its guis— to come out and try to fill in its guis iron— to come out and try to fill in the gaps from prince harry iuring— the gaps from prince harry iuring inor— the gaps from prince harry during that interaction between him during that interaction between nin oni— during that interaction between him and prince— during that interaction between him and prince harry, it emerged sonsining— him and prince harry, it emerged sonsining inor— him and prince harry, it emerged something that one would have inougnr— something that one would have inougni hurry— something that one would have thought harry should have volunteered— thought harry should have volunteered which thought harry should have- volunteered _which was volunteered himself, which was inor— volunteered himself, which was nor insis— volunteered himself, which was that there were _ volunteered himself, which was that there were trackers fitted , ns — that there were trackers fitted , ns isiisvss— that there were trackers fitted , he believes, anyway, on one of his girlfriend's— , he believes, anyway, on one of his girlfriend's vehicles and oi— his girlfriend's vehicles and oi nis— his girlfriend's vehicles and one of his best— his girlfriend's vehicles and one of his best friend's vsnioiss— one of his best friend's vsnisiss .— one of his best friend's vehicles . so- one of his best friend's vehicles . so that was some new vehicles. so that was some new information— vehicles. so that was some new information there. _ vehicles. so that was some new information there. but we were ironing— information there. but we were waiting ioi— information there. but we were waiting for his— information there. but we were waiting for his barrister to say,— waiting for his barrister to soy, okay,— waiting for his barrister to say, okay, you've heard from my siisni— say, okay, you've heard from my oiisnr, yous— say, okay, you've heard from my client, you've heard— say, okay, you've heard from my client, you've heard his witness

sisisnsni— client, you've heard his witness statement, and— client, you've heard his witness statement, and you've heard his ioos— statement, and you've heard his ioks on— statement, and you've heard his own take on it.— statement, and you've heard his own take on it. but— statement, and you've heard his own take on it. but here is the siisnss — own take on it. but here is the evidence. here— own take on it. but here is the evidence. here is— own take on it. but here is the evidence. here is the paper noii— evidence. here is the paper iroii inor— evidence. here is the paper trail that leads— evidence. here is the paper trail that leads from mirror sroui— trail that leads from mirror group newspapers straight into the group newspapers straight into its ioni— group newspapers straight into the bank accounts of people vino-s— the bank accounts of people nos issn— the bank accounts of people who've been phone hacking. here are who've been phone hacking. here ins— who've been phone hacking. here ins inons— who've been phone hacking. here are the phone records. and there was none of that. _ are the phone records. and there was none of that. and then what ioni—iii— was none of that. and then what ioni—iii nos- was none of that. and then what david-did was he- david sherborne did was he oonsi— david sherborne did was he called-former- david sherborne did was he called former editor called the former royal editor at called the former royal editor oi-iiirror— called the former royal editor at-mirror group,- called the former royal editor at mirror group, jane kerr. at the mirror group, jane kerr. jane— at the mirror group, jane kerr. ions ksrr— at the mirror group, jane kerr. jane kerr took— at the mirror group, jane kerr. jane kerr took to— at the mirror group, jane kerr. jane kerr took to the stand and he jane kerr took to the stand and ns wus— jane kerr took to the stand and ns griiiing— jane kerr took to the stand and he was grilling-he- jane kerr took to the stand and he was grilling he was he was grilling her and he was griiiing—goi- grilling her. and he got absolutely— grilling her. and he got absolutely was absolutely nothing. she was oiononi— absolutely nothing. she was adamant she— absolutely nothing. she was adamant she had never obtained any information— adamant she had never obtained any information that she ran inrougn— any information that she ran through-means- any information that she ran through means and any information that she ran- through-means and he through unlawful means and he nosn-i— through unlawful means and he wosn-i siis— through unlawful means and he wasn't able to— through unlawful means and he wasn't able to lay— through unlawful means and he wasn't able to lay a glove on nsr. — wasn't able to lay a glove on nsr. rinsi— wasn't able to lay a glove on nsr. runs is— wasn't able to lay a glove on her. what is happening tomorrow is-ns-s— her. what is happening tomorrow is-ns-s going— her. what is happening tomorrow is-ns-s going io- her. what is happening tomorrow is he's going to have is that well, he's going to have onornsr— is that well, he's going to have another couple— is that well, he's going to have another couple of— is that well, he's going to have another couple of hours at jane ksrr— another couple of hours at jane ksrr ,— another couple of hours at jane ksrr, muon— another couple of hours at jane ksrr, nusn ro— another couple of hours at jane kerr , much to the— another couple of hours at jane kerr , much to the chagrin of the kerr, much to the chagrin of the judge,— kerr, much to the chagrin of the iuigs, nno— kerr, much to the chagrin of the iuigs, nno soii— kerr, much to the chagrin of the judge, who said when he closed the judge, who said when he closed its soun— judge, who said when he closed the court today,— judge, who said when he closed the court today, that actually mr sherborne, _ the court today, that actually mr sherborne, getting mr sherborne, this is getting a bit ridiculous.— mr sherborne, this is getting a bit ridiculous. now, michael cors— bit ridiculous. now, michael cois ioins— bit ridiculous. now, michael cole joins me.— bit ridiculous. now, michael cole joins me. michael, thank you—zonoui - cole joins me. michael, thank you zahawi aslef. you very much. zahawi aslef. yest— you very much. zahawi aslef. vss-o— you very much. zahawi aslef. vss-o grsoi— you very much. zahawi aslef. yes,-a great day- you very much. zahawi aslef. yes, a great day for harry yes, not a great day for harry or nis— yes, not a great day for harry or nis insi— yes, not a great day for harry or his brief. that— yes, not a great day for harry or his brief. that was a very serious rebuke— or his brief. that was a very serious rebuke as legal rebukes go ro— serious rebuke as legal rebukes go to ioni— serious rebuke as legal rebukes go to david sherborne by the judge— go to david sherborne by the judge ,— go to david sherborne by the tuigs , irr— go to david sherborne by the

judge , mr justice go to david sherborne by the judge , mrjustice , go to david sherborne by the judge , mr justice , why does the judge, mr justice, why does the name escape me? e judge, mr justice, why does the name escape me? l name escape me? it must be a long day . he the judge said to long day. he the judge said to him, let's get on with it. essentially. let's get on with it. what's all the shilly shallying about ? and that shallying about? and that doesn't very often happen. and mr sherborne has said that he wants another hour and a half tomorrow. jane kerr could not have been more adamant in her denials of ever using illegal or illicit means or people to do things like that for her. and quite frankly , as a reporter on quite frankly, as a reporter on the road, as a royal reporter, all you have to do is stand there got there and if you've got a working pair of mach one eyeballs and a good pair of ears, the stories come to you thick and fast. there have been no occasions that i know of that a reporter has said to a royal personage, stupid personage, do something stupid or scandalous order get on or scandalous in order to get on the page of paper. the front page of a paper. i've never heard it . there's in the front page of a paper. i've never heard it. there's in a never heard of it. there's in a way , sometimes you're too much way, sometimes you're too much of it . you're trying not to of it. you're trying not to write some of these stories because you actually feel

something for the human beings involved . i think it's very involved. i think it's very ironic. we've just seen those pictures of prince harry giving a nice little elvis presley type wave to some of the people who were cheering of were cheering for him. and of course, whole of the course, the whole of the photographers. he the photographers. he spent the whole avoiding whole of his life avoiding saying and disparaging, yeah, photographers. but there they were . the whole of the nikon were. the whole of the nikon choir was there taking his picture. there is irony in this, isn't there? there is no there, isn't there? there is no there, is insrss— isn't there? there is no there, is there? absolutely- e g�*rzziiz;7’ there is no there, is there? absolutely is. e iizi7’ there is no there, is there? absolutely is. in rsrns— is there? absolutely is. in rsrns oi— is there? absolutely is. in terms of the— is there? absolutely is. in terms of the actual detail of unor— terms of the actual detail of no nos— terms of the actual detail of what was said— terms of the actual detail of what was said in— terms of the actual detail of what was said in court today , what was said in court today, insis— what was said in court today, insrs nos— what was said in court today, insrs o— what was said in court today, there was a lot— what was said in court today, there was a lot of— what was said in court today, there was a lot of instances invoiving— there was a lot of instances involving how— there was a lot of instances involving how on earth the media souii— involving how on earth the media souii noos— involving how on earth the media could have known— involving how on earth the media could have known about him and his could have known about him and nis—uiin— could have known about him and his—with chelsy- his conversations with chelsy iovy. — his conversations with chelsy iuyy. insis— his conversations with chelsy davy. there was— his conversations with chelsy davy. there was a bit of i inougnr,— davy. there was a bit of i thought, anyway, quite a killer iron— thought, anyway, quite a killer iiou ioi— thought, anyway, quite a killer iiou for harry— thought, anyway, quite a killer blow for harry and something inor— blow for harry and something inoilsusisor— blow for harry and something that suspect have hurt that i suspect might have hurt nin— that i suspect might have hurt nin-inoi— that i suspect might have hurt nin-inoi ns— that i suspect might have hurt him-that he was- that i suspect might have hurt him that he was under the him was that he was under the inirsssion— him was that he was under the impression that— him was that he was under the impression that the only way inor— impression that the only way not ins— impression that the only way that the mirror— impression that the only way that the mirror could have got isroiisi— that the mirror could have got| isioiisi—nis detailed information about his ongoing,— detailed information about his ongoing, guns— detailed information about his ongoing, quite prolonged irsok—ui— ongoing, quite prolonged break—up with his love at the rims— break—up with his love at the rims cnsisy— break—up with his love at the time chelsy davy— break—up with his love at the time chelsy davy was was through inons— time chelsy davy was was through inons nosing.— time chelsy davy was was through phone hacking. the— time chelsy davy was was through phone hacking. the issue for harry— phone hacking. the issue for harry nos— phone hacking. the issue for

harry was that— phone hacking. the issue for harry was that the mirror group nsusioisrs— harry was that the mirror group newspapers batus was basically siis— newspapers batus was basically oiis io— newspapers batus was basically oiis to soy— newspapers batus was basically able to say that— newspapers batus was basically able to say that we had sources uno— able to say that we had sources nno usrs— able to say that we had sources who were telling— able to say that we had sources who were telling us this and insy— who were telling us this and insy usrs— who were telling us this and they were quite _ who were telling us this and they were quite close to your ex giriirisni— they were quite close to your ex girlfriend, which— they were quite close to your ex girlfriend, which was not ionisuiuriy— girlfriend, which was not particularly pretty for harry, to is— particularly pretty for harry, to is ioin — particularly pretty for harry, to be fair. but,— particularly pretty for harry, to be fair. but, you know, he nonisrsi— to be fair. but, you know, he wandered into— to be fair. but, you know, he wandered into it,— to be fair. but, you know, he wandered into it, didn't see. it oiso— wandered into it, didn't see. it was also a situation where he saying,— was also a situation where he was saying, well— was also a situation where he soying, usii ,— was also a situation where he was saying, well , the only way was also a situation where he was could], well , the only way was also a situation where he was could have l , the only way was also a situation where he was could have got he only way was also a situation where he was could have got information you could have got information oiour— you could have got information oioui ny— you could have got information about my whereabouts here would noos— about my whereabouts here would novs issn— about my whereabouts here would novs issn ro— about my whereabouts here would have been to have— about my whereabouts here would have been to have my voicemails to union— have been to have my voicemails to which-barrister— have been to have my voicemails to which barrister said, to which the barrister said, iisn— to which the barrister said, iisiilyou— to which the barrister said,i well,-you-leave to which the barrister said,- well,-you-leave a well, did you actually leave a voissnoii— well, did you actually leave a voicemail-this?- well, did you actually leave a voicemail this? which voicemail saying this? to which norry— voicemail saying this? to which harry—sont- harry said, well, i can't remember. and so we're back insis— there again, aren't we? bonkers ionksrs—nosl bonkers, bonkers that this has issn— been brought to court, in my isn— been brought to court, in my visor-you- been brought to court, in my view. _you think- been brought to court, in my view. you think that view. but then you think that the view. but then you think that ins-is— view. but then you think that ins-is-io- view. but then you think that the-is-to standi view. but then you think that. the-is-to stand up the lawyer is going to stand up oni— the lawyer is going to stand up onilrsoiiy— the lawyer is going to stand up onilrsuiiy going— the lawyer is going to stand up and really going hammer and it really going to hammer jane— and it really going to hammer ions-uno— and it really going to hammer ions-nno is— and it really going to hammer jane-who is the- and it really going to hammer jane who is the person jane kerr, who is the person uno-s— jane kerr, who is the person uno-s nonsu— jane kerr, who is the person who's named in— jane kerr, who is the person who's named in i believe i'm writing,— who's named in i believe i'm writing, saying— who's named in i believe i'm writing, saying now 15. i think of writing, saying now 15. i think oi insss— writing, saying now 15. i think oi insss ss— writing, saying now 15. i think of these 33 articles that have issn— of these 33 articles that have issn oonsi— of these 33 articles that have been called into— of these 33 articles that have been called into question and ns-s— been called into question and ns-s asking— been called into question and he's asking her— been called into question and he's asking her questions like, rook,— he's asking her questions like, ioon unsn— he's asking her questions like, look, when you— he's asking her questions like, look, when you got information, you musi— look, when you got information, you nusi noos— look, when you got information, you must have checked whether or not you must have checked whether or noi inis— you must have checked whether or not this information _ you must have checked whether or not this information was hacked isouss— not this information was hacked issouss-noni— not this information was hacked because want know that because you'd want to know that it because you'd want to know that ii-iouiuiiy— because you'd want to know that it lawfully obtained, to it was lawfully obtained, to union— it was lawfully obtained, to union-says - it was lawfully obtained, to which - says, yes. . it was lawfully obtained, to which says, yes. yes. which he just says, yes. yes. ani— which he just says, yes. yes. anilnonisi— which he just says, yes. yes. andeanted to— which he just says, yes. yes. and wanted to know was and i wanted to know it was

accurate iand _ and i wanted to know it was accurate and just accurate. and she's just snoring— accurate. and she's just- swatting-absolutely swatting it away. absolutely suspicion.— swatting it away. absolutely suspicion, allegation- swatting it away. absolutely suspicion, allegation ,- suspicion, allegation, accusation. it's not proof . and accusation. it's not proof. and this case will turn on proof. now, cameron was absolutely right. he spoke to a legal expert who said they actually only have to prove one case, and that would give the judge who is going to be immensely fair and give every chance to prince harry to come down on his side. but having looked at 33 instances of alleged illicit interference with his privacy, invasion of his privacy by illegal means, not one of them, to my knowledge , has been proven to my knowledge, has been proven or even come close to being proven. there's no smoking gun. in fact, there's no gun . no, in fact, there's no gun. no, indeed. and so just- in fact, there's no gun. no, indeed. and so just to- i i no, indeed. and so just to clarify , indeed. and so just to clarify, gsiiing— indeed. and so just to clarify, we're getting confirmation now insi— we're getting confirmation now run ins— we're getting confirmation now that the proceedings will begin ogoin— that the proceedings will begin again tomorrow— that the proceedings will begin again tomorrow at 10 am. and it wiri— again tomorrow at 10 am. and it niii is— again tomorrow at 10 am. and it uiii is runs— again tomorrow at 10 am. and it will be jane kerr— again tomorrow at 10 am. and it will be jane kerr in— again tomorrow at 10 am. and it will be jane kerr in the witness ios— will be jane kerr in the witness ioo-ai— will be jane kerr in the witness ioo-iii inor— will be jane kerr in the witness box at that particular box there. at that particular rins— box there. at that particular time,-former_ box there. at that particular time, former royal box there. at that particular time,-former royal at time, the former royal editor at ins—noos- the mirror. she will have to isus— the mirror. she will have to isus-o— the mirror. she will have to leave a memorial service at leave for a memorial service at ioini. — leave for a memorial service at some point-they- leave for a memorial service at some point. they will some point. and then they will rsurni— some point. and then they will return - afternoon. - some point. and then they will return afternoon. and some point. and then they will retu is afternoon. and some point. and then they will retu is part afternoon. and some point. and then they will retu is part of ifternoon. and some point. and then they will retu is part of the noon. and some point. and then they will retu is part of the reason.nd some point. and then they will retu is part of the reason why this is part of the reason why ins—gsiiing- this is part of the reason whyi ins—gsiiing so the judge has been getting so angry,— the judge has been getting so angry—ionsi angry, not actually with jane

isn— angry, not actually with jane ism—ins- angry, not actually with jane. kerr,_the length kerr, but because of the length of kerr, but because of the length oi—iovii- of time it's taking. david sherborne— of time it's taking. david sherborne to— of time it's taking. david sherborne to actually question nsr. — sherborne to actually question nsr. ani— sherborne to actually question her. and.rounded_ sherborne to actually question her. and rounded off today her. and it rounded off today unn— her. and it rounded off today with andrew— her. and it rounded off today with andrew green, who's the iorrisisr— with andrew green, who's the barrister_ group, barrister for the mirror group, saying,— barrister for the mirror group, soying, us— barrister for the mirror group, saying, we haven't anticipated inor— saying, we haven't anticipated inoi irr— saying, we haven't anticipated that mr sherborne need that mr sherborne would need iour— that mr sherborne would need ion—nu- that mr sherborne would need fog—he. iol four hours plus with her, to union— four hours plus with her, to which sherborne, sorry, to which mr sherborne, sorry, to union— which mr sherborne, sorry, to union-tungs— which mr sherborne, sorry, to which .judge told- which mr sherborne, sorry, to which judge told mr which the judge told mr sherborne— which the judge told mr sherborne was running which the judge told mr sherborne-was running of sherborne he was running out of ioiisnss— patience with these timetable issues, adding,— patience with these timetable issues, adding, it's a little ridiculous.— issues, adding, it's a little ridiculous. harry is already ongsrsi— ridiculous. harry is already ongsrsi ins— ridiculous. harry is already angered the judge by not ioinsring— angered the judge by not bothering to— angered the judge by not bothering to turn up day bothering to turn up on day one. yrs-vs— bothering to turn up on day one. yrs-vs goi— bothering to turn up on day one. we've now got these things ovsrrunning— we've now got these things ovsrrunnng .— we've now got these things overrunning . we've got jane overrunning. we've got jane isn— overrunning. we've got jane kg. nno— overrunning. we've got jane kg. nno is— overrunning. we've got jane kerr, who is yet— overrunning. we've got jane kerr, who is yet to budge an non.— kerr, who is yet to budge an insn. ii— kerr, who is yet to budge an inch. if this— kerr, who is yet to budge an inch. if this time— kerr, who is yet to budge an inch. if this time tomorrow we siiiing— inch. if this time tomorrow we are sitting here— inch. if this time tomorrow we are sitting here with prince harry— are sitting here with prince harry noving— are sitting here with prince harry having been cross—examined for harry having been cross—examined ior o— harry having been cross—examined ior u say— harry having been cross—examined ior o ioy oni— harry having been cross—examined ior o ioy oni o— harry having been cross—examined for a day and a half— harry having been cross—examined for a day and a half and had his own barrister— for a day and a half and had his own barrister try— for a day and a half and had his own barrister try to— for a day and a half and had his own barrister try to bolster him up ior— own barrister try to bolster him up ior o— own barrister try to bolster him up ioro gooi— own barrister try to bolster him up for a good few— own barrister try to bolster him up for a good few hours as well unn— up for a good few hours as well win no— up for a good few hours as well with no evidence— up for a good few hours as well with no evidence really being oiisrsi— with no evidence really being oiisrsi oni— with no evidence really being offered and with— with no evidence really being offered and with no proof and iusi— offered and with no proof and iusi issiings— offered and with no proof and just feelings and— offered and with no proof and just feelings and then we've had norry-s— just feelings and then we've had norry-s-srossing- just feelings and then we've had harry's-crossing ,- harry's barrister crossing, winning— harry's barrister crossing, winning o— harry's barrister crossing, winning a -who - harry's barrister crossing, winning a who is named in harry's barrister crossing,- winning a-who is named in a winning a lady who is named in a nugs— winning a lady who is named in a nugs nunis— winning a lady who is named in a nugs nunis oi— winning a lady who is named in a huge number of the— winning a lady who is named in a huge number of the allegations inor— huge number of the allegations inn-iur— huge number of the allegations that-put forward- huge number of the allegations that put forward and that are being put forward and ns-s—oui- that are being put forward and ns-s—oui oi- that are being put forward and he's—out of her.- he's got nothing out of her. nigger,— he's got nothing out of her. michael,-have- he's got nothing out of her. michael, have assume he's got nothing out of her. - michael,-have.assume that michael, you have to assume that the michael, you have to assume that its ooss— michael, you have to assume that its sass-iosi— michael, you have to assume that the case-lost. well— michael, you have to assume that the case lost. well we still the case is lost. well we still noos— the case is lost. well we still novs inrss— the case is lost. well we still have three other— the case is lost. well we still have three other plaintiffs . have three other plaintiffs. irinss— have three other plaintiffs. prince harry— have three other plaintiffs. prince harry was— have three other plaintiffs.

prince harry was the- have three other plaintiffs. prince harry was the principal plaintiff, the main witness. but behind him, you have cheryl cole, no relation to me, ian wright, arsenal footballer and football commentator. and the estate of the late george michael . now, those witnesses michael. now, those witnesses will come. they will be they'll be cross—examined if they come with something, which is copper bottomed proof that there was a connection between mirror group editors or executives and people doing illicit things, whether working for them or working under their control and being paid by them. that would be enough to give the judge an opportunity to find for the plaintiffs . but they've got to plaintiffs. but they've got to bnng plaintiffs. but they've got to bring the proof . this is all bring the proof. this is all about it is a balance of probabilities. but you can't find for the plaintiffs if there is no evidence. i find it astonishing— is no evidence. i find it astonishing .— is no evidence. i find it astonishing . i- 27 i find it astonishing . i find it astonishing. i find it astonishing. i find it astonishing that as yet we are sssing— astonishing that as yet we are sssing ins— astonishing that as yet we are seeing the barrister who's iringing— seeing the barrister who's bringing this— seeing the barrister who's bringing this to know a big onssss— bringing this to know a big cheese, someone who someone who was cheese, someone who someone who in— cheese, someone who someone who in snorgs— cheese, someone who someone who in onorgs oi— cheese, someone who someone who was in charge of putting these

onisiss— was in charge of putting these onisiss our— was in charge of putting these articles out to— was in charge of putting these articles out to print and out to niiisoiion— articles out to print and out to publication, who— articles out to print and out to publication, who is saying he's asking— publication, who is saying he's asking questions— publication, who is saying he's asking questions like, what's your— asking questions like, what's your definition— asking questions like, what's your definition of lawful information?— your definition of lawful information? gathered thing to union— information? gathered thing to union sns— information? gathered thing to which she says— information? gathered thing to which she says something along the which she says something along its iinss— which she says something along its iinss oi,— which she says something along the lines of, well,— which she says something along the lines of, well, obviously if its— the lines of, well, obviously if its ooguirsi— the lines of, well, obviously if it's acquired properly, okay. ani— it's acquired properly, okay. ani you— it's acquired properly, okay. and you didn't— it's acquired properly, okay. and you didn't think twice, did you,— and you didn't think twice, did you oioui— and you didn't think twice, did you, about whether or not it was ioniui— you, about whether or not it was ioniui or— you, about whether or not it was lawful or appropriate to source inons— lawful or appropriate to source phone numbers— lawful or appropriate to source phone numbers and then jane kerr says— phone numbers and then jane kerr soys nsii— phone numbers and then jane kerr says wen, i— phone numbers and then jane kerr says, well, if so—and—so was siis— says, well, if so—and—so was oiis io— says, well, if so—and—so was able to provide— says, well, if so—and—so was able to provide them, i assume inor— able to provide them, i assume that information— able to provide them, i assume that information action was ioniui— that information action was iouiui. i— that information action was lawful. i really— that information action was lawful. i really expected here inor— lawful. i really expected here nor io— lawful. i really expected here nor io is— lawful. i really expected here that to be how— lawful. i really expected here that to be how did you get this nunisri— that to be how did you get this nunisri iis— that to be how did you get this number? we saw— that to be how did you get this number? we saw that this is in your— number? we saw that this is in your soii— number? we saw that this is in your suii iog. — number? we saw that this is in your call log. you— number? we saw that this is in your call log. you paid this announ— your call log. you paid this onouni oi— your call log. you paid this amount of money this amount of money to this individual— amount of money to this individual time to be individual at this time to be siis— individual at this time to be airs-inn. — individual at this time to be able _that. and - individual at this time to be able that. and we are not able to do that. and we are not sssing— able to do that. and we are not sssing-ii— able to do that. and we are not seeing-it beggars- able to do that. and we are not seeing it beggars belief seeing that it beggars belief insi— seeing that it beggars belief inoi inis— seeing that it beggars belief inoi inis is— seeing that it beggars belief that this is actually managed to iins— that this is actually managed to iini iis— that this is actually managed to iini is way. — that this is actually managed to iini is way. i— that this is actually managed to find its way. i think as yet in soun. — find its way. i think as yet in soun. iur— find its way. i think as yet in soun. iui us— find its way. i think as yet in court. but we will have to wait oni— court. but we will have to wait oni-iois— court. but we will have to wait oni-iois oi— court. but we will have to wait and lots of questions and see. lots of questions still to and see. lots of questions still iolonsusrsi. — and see. lots of questions still to.answered. i— and see. lots of questions still to.answered. i will- and see. lots of questions still to answered. i will have to be answered. i will have a top— to be answered. i will have a ioo-on— to be answered. i will have a top-onlbarrister. to be answered. i will have a. top-onlbarrister who top barrister on a barrister who is cross—examined— top barrister on a barrister who is cross—examined in court, iornsr— is cross—examined in court, iorrnsr isoyoi— is cross—examined in court, former royal paul former royal butler paul iurrsii. — former royal butler paul burrell. _to. former royal butler pauli burrell._to be burrell. he's going to be ioining— burrell. he's going to be toning-in— burrell. he's going to be joining-in just- burrell. he's going to be joining in just a few joining me in just a few moments. want to joining me in just a few- moments.-want to know moments. and i want to know unsinsr— moments. and i want to know whether-thinks- moments. and i want to know. whether-thinkstart moments. and i want to know whetbigger thinks part moments. and i want to know whetbigger plan thinks part moments. and i want to know whetbigger plan here.iks part moments. and i want to know whetbigger plan here. are part moments. and i want to know whetbigger plan here. are we art of a bigger plan here. are we missing— of a bigger plan here. are we missing something? is there sonsining— missing something? is there something—is. missing something? is there- something_is actually something maybe that is actually

going— something maybe that is actually going-usu— something maybe that is actually going-usiilnorry- something maybe that is actually going well harry that going rather well for harry that us-rsu—i— going rather well for harry that. we're not picking up on what can noiisn—ii- we're not picking up on what can noiisn—ii ins- happen going forward if the oinsr— happen going forward if the other claimants in this case wins— other claimants in this case wins ani— other claimants in this case win? and harry— other claimants in this case win? and harry is not victorious in inis— win? and harry is not victorious in inis ioss— win? and harry is not victorious in this, does he— win? and harry is not victorious in this, does he still get some nni— in this, does he still get some kini oi— in this, does he still get some kind of payments— in this, does he still get some kind of payments out of it? lots of kind of payments out of it? lots oi gussiions— kind of payments out of it? lots of questions to _ kind of payments out of it? lots of questions to be— kind of payments out of it? lots of questions to be answered nss— of questions to be answered here-crucially- of questions to be answered here.-crucially ,- of questions to be answered here. crucially , he and here. but crucially, he and i susissi— here. but crucially, he and i susissr inis— here. but crucially, he and i suspect this is— here. but crucially, he and i suspect this is going to be the big suspect this is going to be the iig os— suspect this is going to be the iig going— suspect this is going to be the big one going forward. has harry issn— big one going forward. has harry issn-ins— big one going forward. has harry been-the garden- big one going forward. has harry been the garden path been led down the garden path nsrsi— been led down the garden path nsss-soii— been led down the garden path here?.said-he-hisl here? he said that he met his ionysr— here? he said that he met his ionysr .— here? he said that he met his ionysr. ns-s— here? he said that he met his lawyer. he's now— here? he said that he met his lawyer . he's now barrister lawyer. he's now barrister uniisi— lawyer. he's now barrister uniisi arroy— lawyer. he's now barrister whilst away in— lawyer. he's now barrister whilst away in france. well, i , inor— whilst away in france. well, i mean , that could— whilst away in france. well, i mean , that could mean anything. mean, that could mean anything. it mean, that could mean anything. ii uis— mean, that could mean anything. ii snoniy— mean, that could mean anything. it was shortly after— mean, that could mean anything. it was shortly after he'd got norrisi— it was shortly after he'd got norrisi io— it was shortly after he'd got married to meghan markle . this married to meghan markle. this is o— married to meghan markle. this is o osisiriiy— married to meghan markle. this is a celebrity barrister to the sins— is a celebrity barrister to the siors uno— is a celebrity barrister to the stars who has— is a celebrity barrister to the stars who has yet appears to noos— stars who has yet appears to novs ions— stars who has yet appears to have done very— stars who has yet appears to have done very little in this soun— have done very little in this court case to— have done very little in this court case to actually much court case to actually do much to court case to actually do much io-siisni— court case to actually do much to-client anything. - to win his client anything. i iusi— to win his client anything. i iusi uonsri— to win his client anything. i just wonder whether or not that nigni— just wonder whether or not that nigni is— just wonder whether or not that nigni is ins— just wonder whether or not that might be the-in- just wonder whether or not that might be the in about might be the story in about a toss-sk— might be the story in about a ussk-s-unsn— might be the story in about a week's when dust week's time when the dust ssiiiss. — week's time when the dust settles. - have - week's time when the dust settles. - have on settles. but we'll have more on inis— settles. but we'll have more on inis-siory— settles. but we'll have more on inis-siory o— settles. but we'll have more on this-story a little- this incredible story a little iorsr— this incredible story a little iorsr on— this incredible story a little later on. you— this incredible story a little later on. you make sure you later on. you can make sure you get— later on. you can make sure you gsi-grsoi— later on. you can make sure you gsi-grsoi sovsrogs- get loads of great coverage on oursws—u- get loads of great coverage oni our—usns-ii-s our website. gb news .com. it's ins— our website. gb news .com. it's ins-onisi— our website. gb news .com. it's the-artist-nationall the fast artist growing national susir- ins— the fast artist growing national news in the country by news website in the country by the news website in the country by its way. — news website in the country by its way. its— news website in the country by the way. it's-the- news website in the country by the way. it's the best the way. it's got the best onoiysis— the way. it's got the best. analysis—well the way. it's got the best- analysis_well as analysis and opinion as well as the latest— analysis and opinion as well as the latest breaking news and stay— the latest breaking news and stay with— the latest breaking news and stay wttt us— the latest breaking news and stay with us on— the latest breaking news and stay with us on gb news because ath-m-_ stay with us on gb news because atlp.m.-wttt— stay with us on gb news because atlp.m.-wttt te- stay with us on gb news because atlp.m.-wttt be a- at 9 pm. there will be a spectat—

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well i gb news. well herei i gb news.. well here we i gb news.- well here we go. igb news.— well here we go. this gb news. well here we go. this is the bit of the show that i've been looking most forward to. i must say. it has, of course, been this dramatic day in the high court. harry was giving court. prince harry was giving evidence phone evidence in his phone hacking case. but with me now is barrister stephen barrett. now, stephen, you have a bit of a history, i suppose, when it comes to high profile cases, as it were, in relation to paul burrell as well. i believe i have the honour of having cross—examined paul burrell. yes, right back when i had stater— yes, right back when i had shorter hair. _ yes, right back when i had shorter hair. 't: yes, right back when i had shorter hair. ' t: f shorter hair. and i confess i didn't talk to journalists back then. really. didn't talk to journalists back then . really. so that was that then. really. so that was that tts — then. really. so that was that tts att — then. really. so that was that was the old school— ’“ti“ really. so that was that was the old school . i“ ’“i“ really. so that was that was the old school . i“ was the old school. stephen so when , when i represented max when, when i represented max clifford, who was being sued by paul burrell, that's why i cross—examined paul and i actually took the back entrance into the ecj because i didn't want to talk to journalists because i thought. barrister because i was brought up to believe shouldn't believe barristers shouldn't talk we now live talk to journalists. we now live in completely different world in a completely different world as as tell, and in a completely different world as adapting s tell, and in a completely different world as adapting s it tell, and in a completely different world as adapting s it. tell, and in a completely different world as adapting s it. buttell, and in a completely different world as adapting s it. but it's and i'm adapting to it. but it's funny that that wasn't really that long ago. it was about sort of eight years absolutely

of eight years ago. absolutely well, this is why i think it welljthis is wh; i think it was well, this is why i think it was so well, this is why i think it was sa-ta— well, this is why i think it was sa-ta tave- well, this is why i think it was so _to have you - well, this is why i think it was. so _to have you .and well, this is why i think it was so going to have you and well, this is why i think it was so going to) have you and well, this is why i think it was so going to do ave you and well, this is why i think it was so going to do avtbit)u and we're going to do a bit of a tanger— we're going to do a bit of a taster tam— we're going to do a bit of a longer form thing now. we'll tave— longer form thing now. we'll have you— longer form thing now. we'll have you either— longer form thing now. we'll have you either side of the news, actually,— have you either side of the news, actually, because first ant— news, actually, because first aawt—as- news, actually, because first aawt—as vett- and foremost, i was very perplexed_ and foremost, i was very pattvtswsts— and foremost, i was very per|viewers and listeners were our viewers and listeners were very—harryl very perplexed. prince harry passamatty— very perplexed. prince harry presumably been briefed presumably having been briefed by presumably having been briefed ty tats— presumably having been briefed by his barrister— presumably having been briefed by his barrister and not really appsattag— by his barrister and not really appsattag ta— by his barrister and not really appearing to have any evidence or tea— appearing to have any evidence or real knowledge— appearing to have any evidence or real knowledge of some of the states— or real knowledge of some of the states ta— or real knowledge of some of the stories in question.— or real knowledge of some of the stories in question. your views? watt.— stories in question. your views? watt. that-s— stories in question. your views? watt. was an— stories in question. your views? well, that's an interesting- well, that's an interesting point because actually, i get this. i can get in the neck about this with with international because in international clients because in the united states, lawyers are allowed witnesses. allowed to prep witnesses. and in this country we are not. and it is a categoric thing. you are not allowed to prep your witnesses. them. witnesses. you can't train them. you any sort of you can't give them any sort of process for how it will go. and a lot of international clients get very angry because they're like, well, i was with my us lawyer and they did all of this for me. and you're doing nothing. you're abandoning me. but justice but that's part of our justice system. will have system. so harry will not have been because, know, system. so harry will not have been represented cause, know, system. so harry will not have been represented byise, know, system. so harry will not have been represented by very know, he's represented by very respectable will respectable lawyers. they will not have done anything to prep him. you've got

him. so what you've got certainly it started certainly when it started yesterday raw. harry and yesterday was raw. harry and that may account for some of what is going on. okay but he will have known,— what is going on. okay but he will have known, will- what is going on. okay but he will have known, will he- git “g but he will have known, will he not? the— will have known, will he not? the ss— will have known, will he not? the 33 articles— will have known, will he not? the 33 articles in— will have known, will he not? the 33 articles in question . the 33 articles in question. yes. — the 33 articles in question. yes. ant— the 33 articles in question. yes. and when— the 33 articles in question. yes. and when he is responding, as ts— yes. and when he is responding, as he att— yes. and when he is responding, as he did numerous times , to as he did numerous times, to aassttaas— as he did numerous times, to questions, which— as he did numerous times, to questions, which is basically a vattattaa— questions, which is basically a vattattaa at.— questions, which is basically a variation of, i— questions, which is basically a variation of, i don't know, so when— variation of, i don't know, so when ht— variation of, i don't know, so when tt sashes— variation of, i don't know, so when it comes to— variation of, i don't know, so when it comes to did you read thts— when it comes to did you read thts. tht— when it comes to did you read thts. ttt ht— when it comes to did you read this, did it cause— when it comes to did you read this, did it cause you any ttsttsss— this, did it cause you any distress, did— this, did it cause you any distress, did you leave this watchman.— distress, did you leave this voicemail, which if you didn't, we cant— voicemail, which if you didn't, we can't have— voicemail, which if you didn't, we can't have hacked it? his how watta— we can't have hacked it? his how wawtt hts— we can't have hacked it? his how would his barrister— we can't have hacked it? his how would his barrister have been testha— would his barrister have been feeling about— would his barrister have been feeling about that? titti... “ feeling about that? well, i mean it it feeling about that? well, i mean tt tt wa— feeling about that? well, i mean it it we never talk about our own clients and we will defend them to the absolute hilt . so them to the absolute hilt. so his barrister will do everything he can to defend him to the hilt. it does look hilt. it does. it does look a bit harry sort of bit like harry has sort of thrown his lawyers under the bus because sort on because he has sort of on several well several occasions said, oh well , legal team will sort sort , my legal team will sort sort this really. he is this out, really. but he is bringing the case and it is for him. i mean, your other guests, i this. and i think, clarified this. and it's right that your it's absolutely right that your viewers know, we operate on the balance we're balance of probabilities. we're not we not like the criminal courts. we don't that that very high

don't have that that very high bar that they have of innocent until proven guilty. we have we have the sort of what i found more amusing during the sort of referendum chat, we will decide a case on a 5149 split. we don't mind that. we think that's normal . so mind that. we think that's normal. so it's that mind that. we think that's normal . so it's that lower bar, normal. so it's that lower bar, but it is for the claimant to achieve and it is for harry to have established it. and you would ordinarily have expected the witness to have more command of the case and to simply say that's for the lawyers. well, his lawyers won't be giving evidence because that's another rule . we can't do that. so rule. we can't do that. so i don't i mean, i'm curious about the case. is there an expert coming forward ? is there is coming forward? is there is there some technical expert ? there some technical expert? because that would bolster it if there was some sort of brilliant technical can on technical wizard who can say on these occasions we can show there and and this there was this and this and this and this locations and and it was in this locations and blah, . if there's and it was in this locations and blah sort . if there's and it was in this locations and blah sort of . if there's and it was in this locations and blah sort of technical here's and it was in this locations and blah sort of technical wizardry that sort of technical wizardry that would that would bolster his but on his evidence so his case. but on his evidence so far, he you know, has he really met that that test? and as

you've said multiple times saying , well, that's for my saying, well, that's for my lawyers, which is just an an odd and unhelpful answer. but on a number of other occasions, simply saying, i can't remember, that's not good. well, sshsstatw— that's not good. well, especially if- 3: well, especially if you're trying to prove— especially if you're trying to prove that— especially if you're trying to prove that ht— especially if you're trying to prove that it causes some kind of prove that it causes some kind at ttsttsss— prove that it causes some kind of distress or— prove that it causes some kind of distress or that— prove that it causes some kind of distress or that you are relying— of distress or that you are relying ah— of distress or that you are relying on the— of distress or that you are relying on the idea that that information— relying on the idea that that information was— relying on the idea that that information was gathered through relying on the idea that that info unlawful/as gathered through relying on the idea that that info unlawful obtainingad through relying on the idea that that info unlawful obtaining of through the unlawful obtaining of voicemails. _ the unlawful obtaining of voicemails. it— the unlawful obtaining of voicemails. it would be nice if you— voicemails. it would be nice if you sawt— voicemails. it would be nice if you could remember that you sent awatsshatt— you could remember that you sent a voicemail about— you could remember that you sent a voicemail about that . “tit; a voicemail about that. yes. watt.— a voicemail about that. yes. watt. vou— a voicemail about that. yes. well, you would— a voicemail about that. yes. well, you would you would need to i mean that is that is the problem. and harry is facing one of the best and the brightest of our judges. of the best and the brightest of ourjudges. i mean, if i can do a small. yeah, please. small brag. tell us about. go on, tell, tell, tell us— brag. tell us about. go on, tell, tell, tell us about- itti; it; go on, tell, tell, tell us about that. go tell, tell, tell us about that. so — tell, tell, tell us about that. so watt.— tell, tell, tell us about that. go on. well, so— tell, tell, tell us about that. go on. well, so he- tell, tell, tell us about that. go on. “g go on. well, so he he's facing a chancery. judge and we have always i'm from that bit of the past. we've always had rather a high regard for ourselves. so. so maybe take your take this with a pinch of salt. but we always consider that we the always consider that we have the most forensic of judges and we're not the type of judges to try and bring emotion into a

case about it won't achieve anything . it will achieve anything. it will achieve nothing . and the sort of flurry, nothing. and the sort of flurry, the florid attack on the government complete waste of time. yeah. you know, if harry's in there may be in front of a jury, there may be maybe juries are swayed by these things. don't appear in front things. i don't appear in front of don't know. but i of juries. i don't know. but i appearin of juries. i don't know. but i appear in in front of these incredible and incredible intelligent men and women forensically women who are forensically bright, are razor sharp, and bright, who are razor sharp, and they they just will not be they just they just will not be swayed by any of emotional swayed by any of this emotional stuff. wow. i mean, david sherborne be when he raises sherborne will be when he raises it. i don't think he's not a fool . so he's not it. i don't think he's not a fool. so he's not trying to it. i don't think he's not a fool . so he's not trying to get fool. so he's not trying to get sympathy from a judge because there's sympathy had there's no sympathy to be had from chancery judge. from from a chancery judge. but he doing it in order he he will be doing it in order to to damages. he's right. to go to damages. he's right. he'll wanting establish he'll be wanting to establish that if of these 33 are that if any of these 33 are proven, then harry has to then argue, well, that caused me loss , you know, and i was really upset it. and the extent upset about it. and the extent of his his feelings goes to damages. so that's why david sherborne damages. so that's why david sherbthink if anybody if harry but i think if anybody if harry himself anybody else is himself or if anybody else is imagining in any way imagining it will in any way impact the judge, then then they are very confused. right. look,

hatt— are very confused. right. look, hat-theta— are very confused. right. look, hold-there this— are very confused. right. look, hold-there this is- hold this. there this is absolutely— hold this. there this is absolutely gripping. say. absolutely gripping. i must say. theta-s— absolutely gripping. i must say. hates-hats— absolutely gripping. i must say. there's-more-to. absolutely gripping. i must say.| there's-more-to ask there's a lot more i want to ask you— there's a lot more i want to ask you when— there's a lot more i want to ask you when we— there's a lot more i want to ask you when we come— there's a lot more i want to ask you when we come off you when we come back off the news—what- news as well, including what happens— news as well, including whatj happens—have happens if other clients have a hater— happens if other clients have a hater — happens if other clients have a better case. et— happens if other clients have a better case. et cetera. and will thts— better case. et cetera. and will thts-ah— better case. et cetera. and will thts-ah harry?- better case. et cetera. and will this-on harry? so- better case. et cetera. and will this on harry? so we'll this reflect on harry? so we'll hatt— this reflect on harry? so we'll hat that— this reflect on harry? so we'll hath that-tat— this reflect on harry? so we'll park that-for now.- this reflect on harry? so we'll park that for now. stephen park that there for now. stephen wttt—ths- park that there for now. stephen will—the other- will be joining me the other stas— will be joining me the other stats—that- will be joining me the other side _that is,- will be joining me the other side _that is, ofi side of the news that is, of course,-stepheni course, barrister stephen bar aha—wtth- course, barrister stephen bari aha—wtth-a and loads more with him in a couple— and loads more with him in a coasts—hat- and loads more with him in a couple—but yeahi and loads more with him in ai couple—but yeah it couple of minutes. but yeah it is couple of minutes. but yeah it tst—aw- couple of minutes. but yeah it tst—aw wtthl couple of minutes. but yeah it. is_now with polly is your headlines now with polly . hathst— is your headlines now with polly . patrick thank— is your headlines now with polly . patrick thank you. the top states— . patrick thank you. the top states eh— . patrick thank you. the top stories on gb news today. the duke of sussex has left the high court in the last 15 minutes after his second day of giving evidence in privacy case evidence in his privacy case against group newspapers. against mirror group newspapers. prince harry saying on the witness stand he believed journalists used unlawful techniques get stories, techniques to get stories, including, he said, played a tracking device on the car of his ex—girlfriend. chelsy davy. he also claimed that they went to extreme lengths to cover up their alleged phone hacking. the publisher denies any wrongdoing . and in the united states, the prime minister has visited

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quite frustrated judge. what i want to know is if other claimants, because there are other celebrities involved with this, if are they all grouped together? so when it's on the balance of probabilities, does that include all of them or individual me? well, i mean , one individual me? well, i mean, one of individual me? well, i mean, one at the— individual me? well, i mean, one of the problems— individual me? well, i mean, one of the problems with— “t: , tiihit. i“ti7 well, i mean, one of the problems with following this of the problems with following thts ease— of the problems with following thts tet— of the problems with following this case for anybody in the meta— this case for anybody in the meta ts— this case for anybody in the media is that— this case for anybody in the media is that it's not as clear as ht— media is that it's not as clear as tt seate— media is that it's not as clear as it could be.— media is that it's not as clear as it could be. i— media is that it's not as clear as it could be. i mean, i have to saw— as it could be. i mean, i have to saw. t— as it could be. i mean, i have to saw. t mean.— as it could be. i mean, i have to say, i mean, bear with the heat— to say, i mean, bear with the legal profession— to say, i mean, bear with the legal profession .— to say, i mean, bear with the legal profession . we are getting legal profession. we are getting tset— legal profession. we are getting aset te— legal profession. we are getting aset to hate— legal profession. we are getting used to more media scrutiny. it te— used to more media scrutiny. it te-a— used to more media scrutiny. it seems to-a pretty- used to more media scrutiny. it seems to a pretty obvious seems to me a pretty obvious change— seems to me a pretty obvious change at— seems to me a pretty obvious change of future— seems to me a pretty obvious change of future would be that hate-the— change of future would be that more .the court— change of future would be that more the court documents more of the court documents seate— more of the court documents sewtt he— more of the court documents could be publicly available so more of the court documents coulyou publicly available so more of the court documents coulyou couldcly available so more of the court documents coulyou could justvailable so more of the court documents coulyou could just followe so more of the court documents coulyou could just follow itso that you could just follow it all that you could just follow it att-t— that you could just follow it att-t heah- that you could just follow it all-i mean, i- that you could just follow it all i mean, i noticed all through. i mean, i noticed one publication— all through. i mean, i noticed one publication had put his wtthess—eh- one publication had put his witness-on, was witness statement on, which was very— witness statement on, which was wew—t— witness statement on, which was wew—t aah-t- witness statement on, which was very—i don't know. very helpful. so i don't know the— very helpful. so i don't know the timetabling— very helpful. so i don't know the timetabling timetabling is odd the timetabling timetabling is eta-aheatw— the timetabling timetabling is odd-already the- the timetabling timetabling is odd already the mirror odd because already the mirror is odd because already the mirror ts giving— odd because already the mirror is giving evidence— odd because already the mirror is giving evidence and that seems curious. _ is giving evidence and that seems curious. aren't seems curious. why aren't the ether— seems curious. why aren't the ether-gtwhe- seems curious. why aren't the. other-giving evidence? other claimants giving evidence? but other claimants giving evidence? hat thts— other claimants giving evidence? hat thts ts— other claimants giving evidence? but this is this— other claimants giving evidence? but this is this what but this is this is what i wanted— but this is this is what i wanted te— but this is this is what i wanted to which is but this is this is what i- wanted to _which is let's wanted to know, which is let's say— wanted to know, which is let's saw-thew.- wanted to know, which is let's say-know, another. say that, you know, another eetehhtw— say that, you know, another celebrity comes— say that, you know, another celebrity comes up and overwhelmingly celebrity comes up and- overwhelmingly-balance of overwhelmingly in the balance of wetahtttttes— overwhelmingly in the balance of probabilities—they- probabilities that they're they tet-s— probabilities that they're they tet-s-ht— probabilities that they're they let's hi pathetically let's just say hi pathetically here.— let's just say hi pathetically here-hat- let's just say hi pathetically here,-had their. here, that they had their phones.— here, that they had their

phones-ht- here, that they had their phones,-it was| phones, hats and it was eehhtetetw— phones, hats and it was completely beyond any doubt whatsoever. _ completely beyond any doubt whatsoever. .then- completely beyond any doubt whatsoever. 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credit, been things that i think the mirror groupclevert credit, been things that i think the mirror groupclever onzdit, been things that i think the mirror groupclever on here been things that i think the mirror groupclever on here is been things that i think the mirror groupclever on here is it)een things that i think the mirror groupclever on here is it seems quite clever on here is it seems to have— quite clever on here is it seems to have-through- quite clever on here is it seems to have through and every to have gone through and every the—hashes.- time that there was hacking, thew— time that there was hacking, thew-hawt- time that there was hacking, thew-haht wh- time that there was hacking,- they-hand up-said, they put their hand up and said, oh, they put their hand up and said, 0h were— they put their hand up and said, oh, we're terribly— they put their hand up and said, oh, we're terribly that oh, we're terribly sorry that they— oh, we're terribly sorry that thew-that— oh, we're terribly sorry that thew-that ta — oh, we're terribly sorry that they that to harry earlier. they did that to harry earlier. so they did that to harry earlier. se ht— they did that to harry earlier. se tt haw— they did that to harry earlier. so it may well— they did that to harry earlier. so it may well be that the thwa— so it may well be that the what has— so it may well be that the mirror has simply gone through all mirror has simply gone through at at— mirror has simply gone through at at the— mirror has simply gone through all of the occasions when it was hacked.— all of the occasions when it was hacked,_hands,- hacked, put up their hands, you thew.— hacked, put up their hands, you thew—ht- hacked, put up their hands, you. thew—ht aht know, admittedly admitted it and thawed— know, admittedly admitted it and thawed-h— know, admittedly admitted it and hewet-tt ahw— know, admittedly admitted it and hewet-tt any at- know, admittedly admitted it and moved if any of the moved on. and if any of the ether— moved on. and if any of the other claimants— moved on. and if any of the other claimants prove hacking , other claimants prove hacking, it other claimants prove hacking, tt teesh-t— other claimants prove hacking, it doesn't really— other claimants prove hacking, it doesn't really matter to haw— it doesn't really matter to harry-doesn't- it doesn't really matter to harry doesn't prove it doesn't really matter to- harry-doesn't prove it harry if harry doesn't prove it to haw.— harry if harry doesn't prove it to haw. ht— harry if harry doesn't prove it to harry, it matters if harry canoe-v- to harry, it matters if harry can-you know- to harry, it matters if harry can you know that can prove it. you know that that-s— can prove it. you know that that-s-he-s— can prove it. you know that that's he's doing. he's that's what he's doing. he's tethe— that's what he's doing. he's doing-crusade- that's what he's doing. he'si doing-crusade-the doing his crusade against the meta— doing his crusade against the. media._demonstrate media. he needs to demonstrate that— media. he needs to demonstrate that he— media. he needs to demonstrate that he was— media. he needs to demonstrate that he as— media. he needs to demonstrate that he was as he— media. he needs to demonstrate that he was as he you know, he's wattag— that he was as he you know, he's hatthe-ease— that he was as he you know, he's putting-case that- that he was as he you know, he's putting case that he was putting out a case that he was swstehteattw— putting out a case that he was- systemically—needs putting out a case that he was- sytestablish'_needs putting out a case that he was- sytestablish that—needs putting out a case that he was sytestablish that are needs putting out a case that he was sytestablish that are you needs putting out a case that he was sytestablish that are you quite eds to establish that are you quite swahset— to establish that are you quite surprised that— to establish that are you quite surprised that you say that hawt— surprised that you say that david sherborne is a, you know, a hamster— david sherborne is a, you know, a barrister of— david sherborne is a, you know, a barrister of good— david sherborne is a, you know, a barrister of good standing, eteetetae — a barrister of good standing, etcetera? i'm— a barrister of good standing, etcetera? i'm sure- a barrister of good standing, etcetera? tit.

etcetera? i'm sure he is. you don't get a position like that without so . but you without being so. but do you suspect, what we've seen suspect, given what we've seen now, that there may well have been a conversation before , been a conversation before, seriously harry whether seriously asking harry whether or take to or not he wanted to take this to court? well, i mean, the court? well, i mean, that's the away— court? well, i mean, that's the wtwaew et— court? well, i mean, that's the wtwaew at when — titit. 7 well, i mean, that's the privacy of when barristers atwse— privacy of when barristers advise their— privacy of when barristers advise their clients. i mean, twe— advise their clients. i mean, he eettahtw— advise their clients. i mean, i've certainly taken cases to sawt— i've certainly taken cases to seat where— i've certainly taken cases to court where i— i've certainly taken cases to court where i have privately atwset— court where i have privately advised them _ court where i have privately advised them not to do so . and advised them not to do so. and that— advised them not to do so. and that ts— advised them not to do so. and that ts that— advised them not to do so. and that is that is— advised them not to do so. and that is that is what you then do . aha— that is that is what you then do . the t— that is that is what you then do .the t atwaws— that is that is what you then do . and i always consider it quite eewaattw— . and i always consider it quite eewaattw et— . and i always consider it quite cowardly or weasely to start. hat— cowardly or weasely to start. hat you— cowardly or weasely to start. hat yew ah— cowardly or weasely to start. but you can say— cowardly or weasely to start. but you can say to the judge thhgs— but you can say to the judge thhas the.— but you can say to the judge things like, i'm— but you can say to the judge things like, i'm instructed to say— things like, i'm instructed to saw thts.— things like, i'm instructed to saw thts. hat— things like, i'm instructed to say this, but i— things like, i'm instructed to say this, but i think that's tast— say this, but i think that's twst yeah.— say this, but i think that's twst yeah. a— say this, but i think that's just yeah, a bit- say this, but i think that's just yeah, a bit like throwing yew— just yeah, a bit like throwing yew wh— just yeah, a bit like throwing your own client— just yeah, a bit like throwing your own client under the bus. i aah-t— your own client under the bus. i teh-t the— your own client under the bus. i don't like doing— your own client under the bus. i don't like doing that myself, hat— don't like doing that myself, hat-tene— don't like doing that myself, but-long-have- don't like doing that myself, but long have told but as long as you have told them.— but as long as you have told them. you— but as long as you have told them, you don't— but as long as you have told them, you don't have to make them — them, you don't have to makei them _that-s them follow your advice, that's our them follow your advice, that's tween— them follow your advice, that's hatteh .— them follow your advice, that's our burden . so— them follow your advice, that's our burden . so my burden and our burden. so my burden and hawt— our burden. so my burden and david sherborne's_ our burden. so my burden and david sherborne's burden and his settettets— david sherborne's burden and his solicitor's-and_ david sherborne's burden and his solicitor's-and they- david sherborne's burden and his solicitor's and they will solicitor's burden and they will thew—h- solicitor's burden and they willi thew—h-aht know they're experts in this and thew— know they're experts in this and thew-have— know they're experts in this and they have properly they will have advised properly agate— they will have advised properly again—no! again our cost absolutely no spectat— again our cost absolutely no speetat eh— again our cost absolutely no special on that. _ again our cost absolutely no special on that. yeah, they will have—sheat- have advised their client appaephatetw— have advised their client appropriately the likelihood appropriately on the likelihood of appropriately on the likelihood ot_t.d- appropriately on the likelihoodi et—aht theh of him winning. okay. and then he wtth— of him winning. okay. and then he wttt have— of him winning. okay. and then he will have made— of him winning. okay. and then he will have made the ultimate teetsteh — he will have made the ultimate teetsteh ts— he will have made the ultimate decision. is there— he will have made the ultimate decision. siti hay he will have made the ultimate decision. ff decision. is there any chance, do you think , that this is no

do you think, that this is no win, for harry? would be win, no fee for harry? would be absolutely amazed if it was. i think we'd probably know- think we'd probably know by now, because— think we'd probably know by now, heaase t— think we'd probably know by now, because i think— think we'd probably know by now, because i think it— think we'd probably know by now, because i think it should have gone— because i think it should have gone thteagh— because i think it should have gone thteagh. t— because i think it should have gone through. i mean, i'm not ht— gone through. i mean, i'm not tt thts— gone through. i mean, i'm not sure if this has— gone through. i mean, i'm not sure if this has been through east—hat- sure if this has been through cost—but but- sure if this has been through cost—but but no,i sure if this has been through. cost—but but no, it's cost budgeting, but but no, it's a tt-s— cost budgeting, but but no, it's a tt-s a— cost budgeting, but but no, it's a tt-s a tt-s— cost budgeting, but but no, it's att-s a tt-s a— cost budgeting, but but no, it's a it's a it's a dodi— cost budgeting, but but no, it's a it's a it's a dodi one. heaase— a it's a it's a dodi one. because when- a it's a it's a dodi one. because when i talk about our tatees— because when i talk about our tatges aha— because when i talk about our tatges and t— because when i talk about our judges and i talk— because when i talk about our judges and i talk about them wtth— judges and i talk about them wtth hatte— judges and i talk about them with pride and— judges and i talk about them with pride and they are vicious to with pride and they are vicious ta — with pride and they are vicious ta se— with pride and they are vicious ta se ht— with pride and they are vicious ta se tt wea— with pride and they are vicious to us. so if you are the hamster— to us. so if you are the barrister in— to us. so if you are the barrister in front of them, they wttt— barrister in front of them, they wttt teat— barrister in front of them, they wttt teat wea— barrister in front of them, they will tear you apart. that's what a ttttte— will tear you apart. that's what a ttttte tht— will tear you apart. that's what a little bit of— will tear you apart. that's what a little bit of what— will tear you apart. that's what a little bit of what you saw wtth— a little bit of what you saw wtth-yeah— a little bit of what you saw with .yeah and- a little bit of what you saw with yeah and that's because with it. yeah and that's because hes—washe- with it. yeah and that's because he-s if_wron9-i with it. yeah and that's because he's if you _wrong.. with it. yeah and that's because he's if you really wrong. with it. yeah and that's because he's if you really want wrong. with it. yeah and that's because he's if you really want wrannoy and if you really want to annoy a_that— and if you really want to annoy a-get-timetable.. and if you really want to annoy a-get-timetable. i a judge, get your timetable. haw—thts- a judge, get your timetable. how—this matter?| a judge, get your timetable. . how _this matter? so how much does this matter? so harry annoy harry supposedly seemed to annoy the bit on the the judge a little bit on the first by not being there. first day by not being there. you're think you're not you don't think that bothered bothered bothered you? don't be bothered by judge is by that. no, no. the judge is ahsetatetw— \tit the judge is absolutely impeccably fair. so he _ irritated - absolutely impeccably fair. so he_irritated in- absolutely impeccably fair. so he irritated in any he will not be irritated in any way— he will not be irritated in any way-weat— he will not be irritated in any way-won't allow- he will not be irritated in any way won't allow that to way and he won't allow that to sheat— way and he won't allow that to stead—teh-tl cloud hisjudgement. i don't thew— cloud hisjudgement. i don't know ht— cloud hisjudgement. i don't know tt t— cloud hisjudgement. i don't know if i can— cloud hisjudgement. i don't know if i can sort of explain what— know if i can sort of explain what tt-s— know if i can sort of explain what it's like— know if i can sort of explain what it's like because a lot of wear— what it's like because a lot of your-your— what it's like because a lot of your-your viewers- what it's like because a lot of your your viewers will your a lot of your viewers will have— your a lot of your viewers will have entw— your a lot of your viewers will have only ever— your a lot of your viewers will have only ever-a- your a lot of your viewers will have only ever a criminal have only ever seen a criminal seah— have only ever seen a criminal seat—seats.- have only ever seen a criminali seat—seats. thew court in action. my courts, they thew— court in action. my courts, they thew ae— court in action. my courts, they are they are forensically htehse— are they are forensically intense agent- are they are forensically intense agent experiences, but

thew-te— intense agent experiences, but thew-re hete— intense agent experiences, but they're more like— intense agent experiences, but they're more like a sort of chat hetweeh— they're more like a sort of chat between three _ they're more like a sort of chat between three very bright people . okay-— between three very bright people . etaw. aha— between three very bright people . okay- the the— between three very bright people . okay. and the judge is etwteastw— . okay. and the judge is obviously in— . okay. and the judge is obviously in charge. but and tt-s— obviously in charge. but and tt-s a— obviously in charge. but and tt-s a very— obviously in charge. but and it's a very intellectual conversation. - it's a very intellectual conversation. they won't allow emetteh— conversation. they won't allow emettehlat— conversation. they won't allow emotion-at all.— conversation. they won't allow emotion-at all. so- conversation. they won't allow emotion at all. so certainly emotion in at all. so certainly het— emotion in at all. so certainly not h— emotion in at all. so certainly not he the— emotion in at all. so certainly not in the chancery division. there— not in the chancery division. l there—tea there is absolutely no call for it. there is absolutely no call for t. meow.— there is absolutely no call for it. .know, tears— there is absolutely no call for it. know, tears don't work. it. you know, tears don't work. hwstehes— it. you know, tears don't work. hysterics don't— it. you know, tears don't work. hysterics don't work. appeals to emetteh— hysterics don't work. appeals to emetteh .— hysterics don't work. appeals to emotion , don't— hysterics don't work. appeals to emotion , don't work. nothing emotion, don't work. nothing wast— emotion, don't work. nothing wast twea— emotion, don't work. nothing works. even irritating . the works. even irritating. the judge— works. even irritating. the judge taesh-t— works. even irritating. the judge doesn't work because and it judge doesn't work because and tt-haah— judge doesn't work because and it-harm-because- it won't harm you because they wtt— it won't harm you because they wttt-aat. — it won't harm you because they will-out. _he'll will shut that out. yeah, he'll tast— will shut that out. yeah, he'll just shut that out. just he'll simply shut that out. and is very and that judge is very experienced- and that judge is very experienced more than experienced and more than eahahte— experienced and more than. eaaahte—tet-s capable of doing. okay, let's aaaha— capable of doing. okay, let's round, if you round, round it off then. if you were. which of the two barristers would you be the happier to be today ? mirror happier to be today? mirror group newspapers or harry's ? i group newspapers or harry's? i think mirror group's barrister is think mirror group's barrister ts going— think mirror group's barrister ts going ta— think mirror group's barrister is going to feel— think mirror group's barrister is going to feel as though he's tahe— is going to feel as though he's done a— is going to feel as though he's done a very— is going to feel as though he's done a very good— is going to feel as though he's done a very good job because his he has— done a very good job because his he has tahtet— done a very good job because his he has landed an— done a very good job because his he has landed an awful lot of thaws— he has landed an awful lot of blows against— he has landed an awful lot of blows against the witness and hes— blows against the witness and as done— blows against the witness and he's done exactly— blows against the witness and he's done exactly what he's saaaaset— he's done exactly what he's saaaaset ta— he's done exactly what he's supposed to have done . david supposed to have done. david sheahahe— supposed to have done. david sherborne hasn't— supposed to have done. david sherborne hasn't come sherborne hasn't really come teta— sherborne hasn't really come hta hts— sherborne hasn't really come into his into— sherborne hasn't really come into his into his— sherborne hasn't really come into his into his stride yet and that— into his into his stride yet and that atten— into his into his stride yet and that often happens. i mean, i aah-t— that often happens. i mean, i aah-t the— that often happens. i mean, i don't like being— that often happens. i mean, i don't like being asked to cross—examine the afternoon cross—examine in the afternoon aha—at- and then you get the sort of thw— and then you get the sort of thaw-at— and then you get the sort of thaw-at-ahtl and then you get the sort of. tiny-of-and then tiny little bit of time and then you— tiny little bit of time and then

you 90— tiny little bit of time and then you as swea— tiny little bit of time and then you as aha— tiny little bit of time and then you go over and just the practicalities— you go over and just the practicalities of always practicalities of it are always tatte— practicalities of it are always aatte—haehl quite irritating. it's much i that— quite irritating. it's much i that ht— quite irritating. it's much i find it much— quite irritating. it's much i find it much more invigorating to find it much more invigorating ta—h- find it much more invigorating. ta—h-hahha. find it much more invigorating. tait—h-hahhg. find it much more invigorating. toll don't-in-morning. find it much more invigorating to i don't think in morning. find it much more invigorating to i don't think david's morning. find it much more invigorating to i don't think david's had'ning. find it much more invigorating to i don't think david's had hisg. so i don't think david's had his fair so i don't think david's had his tata shaae— so i don't think david's had his tata shaae wet.— so i don't think david's had his fair share yet, but— so i don't think david's had his fair share yet, but i think i that— fair share yet, but i think i that the— fair share yet, but i think i think the mirror— fair share yet, but i think i think the mirror group barrister has-astoundingly- think the mirror group barrister has astoundingly well based has done astoundingly well based off has done astoundingly well based at what— has done astoundingly well based at what wae— has done astoundingly well based off what you've heard so far, waatt— off what you've heard so far, waatt you— off what you've heard so far, would you find— off what you've heard so far, would you find it— off what you've heard so far, would you find it hard to see haw— would you find it hard to see haw the— would you find it hard to see haw the judge— would you find it hard to see how the judge could find in how— how the judge could find in taaaa at— how the judge could find in favour of harry— how the judge could find in favour of harry based on what we've seen so far?— favour of harry based on what we've seen so far? yes. the judge— we've seen so far? yes. the judge wtth— we've seen so far? yes. the judge will have— we've seen so far? yes. the judge will have access to other ewtehee— judge will have access to other ewtehee h— judge will have access to other evidence in written form already and thee— evidence in written form already and theae haw— evidence in written form already and there may well be future wthessest— and there may well be future witnesses we _ and there may well be future witnesses we haven't heard of. twe— i've talked about potential expat— i've talked about potential expert of expert witnesses and if any of that— expert witnesses and if any of that-eaae.— expert witnesses and if any of that-come, that- expert witnesses and if any of that come, that will that is to come, that will aeattw— that is to come, that will really bolster— that is to come, that will really bolster harry's case. but at—t— really bolster harry's case. but at—t heah- really bolster harry's case. but at—t teal at the moment, i mean, for harry— at the moment, i mean, for haw. wea— at the moment, i mean, for harry, you know,- at the moment, i mean, for harry, you know, doesn't look harry, you know, it doesn't look eaae— harry, you know, it doesn't look aaat .— harry, you know, it doesn't look aaat . theae— harry, you know, it doesn't look aaat . theae ts— harry, you know, it doesn't look good . there is a— harry, you know, it doesn't look good . there is a side point that good. there is a side point that anat— good. there is a side point that am heate— good. there is a side point that a.of people will— good. there is a side point that a of people will well, a lot of people will say, well, thts— a lot of people will say, well, thts-haw— a lot of people will say, well, this-pointlwhich- a lot of people will say, well, this point which his this is the point at which his case is supposed— this is the point at which his case is supposed to look the weakest. — case is supposed to look the. weakest. _about weakest. so if you think about the-tows— weakest. so if you think about the-tows at- weakest. so if you think about the-lows of a- weakest. so if you think about the-lows of a of- the highs and lows of a of a that— the highs and lows of a of a trial process,— the highs and lows of a of a trial process, the— the highs and lows of a of a trial process, the minute you are cross—examined by the aaaastttah— are cross—examined by the opposition barrister and the hhate— opposition barrister and the minute-come- opposition barrister and the minute come the opposition barrister and the- minute .come _the box, minute you come out of the box, that-s— minute you come out of the box, thats when— minute you come out of the box, that's when-should- minute you come out of the box, that's when should feel the that's when you should feel the weakest— that's when you should feel the weakesthhen_feel weakest, when you should feel that—gathe- weakest, when you should feel that—eaae ta- weakest, when you should feeli that—going to lose. weakest, when you should feel théthere going to lose. weakest, when you should feel théthere is going to lose. weakest, when you should feel théthere is there going to lose. weakest, when you should feel théthere is there isting to lose. weakest, when you should feel théthere is there is a g to lose. weakest, when you should feel théthere is there is a lot) lose. weakest, when you should feel théthere is there is a lot of)se. so there is there is a lot of that— so there is there is a lot of that going— so there is there is a lot of that going ah— so there is there is a lot of that going on and i don't want to that going on and i don't want ta th— that going on and i don't want ta t-h hat— that going on and i don't want to i'm not prejudging this. i

haven-t— to i'm not prejudging this. i haven't seen— to i'm not prejudging this. i haven't seen the evidence . and haven't seen the evidence. and wett— haven't seen the evidence. and we-tt-tt— haven't seen the evidence. and we-tt-tt ta— haven't seen the evidence. and we'll-it for the- haven't seen the evidence. and we'll it for the judge. we'll leave it for the judge. hat— we'll leave it for the judge. hat-thwa— we'll leave it for the judge. but mirror group barrister but the mirror group barrister has— but the mirror group barrister has done— but the mirror group barrister has done very— but the mirror group barrister has done very well. he's done an astaahtha— has done very well. he's done an astaahtha job— has done very well. he's done an astounding job, think. well, astounding job, i think. well, astounding job, i think. well, as have— astounding job, i think. well, as have you- — astounding job, i think. well, as have you. ttig as have you. thank you very much. we've great have much. we've been great to have you show. a massive you on the show. a massive pleasure, to see you pleasure, i must say, to see you in stuff. in the flesh. great stuff. so this stephen barrett. there this is stephen barrett. there is has is a barrister and has previously cross—examined people like paul burrell. no doubt . no like paul burrell. no doubt. no doubt. some others as well, of course. go. course. but but there we go. right. so i'm just going course. but but there we go. ritmove so i'm just going course. but but there we go. ritmove us so i'm just going course. but but there we go. ritmove us on» i'm just going course. but but there we go. ritmove us on now.just going course. but but there we go. ritmove us on now. we'veting a to move us on now. we've done a lot haven't we? and lot of harry, haven't we? and rightly the story of rightly so. it is the story of the day. but there's a couple of other ones have into other ones that have snuck into my as my news agenda as well, such as the obesity the the obesity crisis is the government spend £40 government right to spend £40 million new weight loss jab million on a new weight loss jab ? the flip side to this is if it all goes well, it could save us around a year. around £6 billion a year. so you've to spend of you've got to spend a bit of money to a bit of money or money to make a bit of money or save it. so anyway, patrick save it. so anyway, i'm patrick christys britain's christys on gb news britain's news

11 on gb news britain's news. chahhet— 11 on gb news britain's news. channel coming— 11 on gb news britain's news. channel coming up, brace waaasett— channel coming up, brace yourself for— channel coming up, brace yourself for day two of harry's high— yourself for day two of harry's bigb eaaat— yourself for day two of harry's high court testimony as we eahthae— high court testimony as we continue our— high court testimony as we continue our exclusive coverage of continue our exclusive coverage at hts— continue our exclusive coverage at hts assaatt— continue our exclusive coverage of his assault on— continue our exclusive coverage of his assault on the british tee— of his assault on the british taee haess— of his assault on the british taee haess — of his assault on the british free press. f i“titti free press. expect more bombshells like this using our harry the first who may have come from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen- f f . that's how i've always seen him. i've shatet— how i've always seen him. i've never smoked a— how i've always seen him. i've never smoked a joint in that pub or never smoked a joint in that pub aa h— never smoked a joint in that pub aa th my— never smoked a joint in that pub or in my father's— never smoked a joint in that pub or in my father's house. i“ or in my father's house. so join sahahtha— or in my father's house. i“ samantha markle, lady colin me. samantha markle, lady colin cahahett— me. samantha markle, lady colin cahahett aha— me. samantha markle, lady colin campbell and jim— samantha markle, lady colin campbell and jim davidson for haw-s— campbell and jim davidson for harry's evidence.— campbell and jim davidson for harry's evidence. the verdict day— harry's evidence. the verdict haw twa— harry's evidence. the verdict day twa coming— harry's evidence. the verdict day two coming up on dan wootton taataht— day two coming up on dan wootton tahtaht. 9— day two coming up on dan wootton tahtght. st aah.— day two coming up on dan wootton tahtght. st p-m- tht— day two coming up on dan wootton tonight, 9 pm. till 11— day two coming up on dan wootton tonight, 9 pm. till 11 pm, tonight, 9 p.m. till 11 pm, entw— tonight, 9 p.m. till 11 pm,

ah ah— tonight, 9 p.m. till 11 pm, ah ah .— tonight, 9 p.m. till 11 pm, only as . eh— tonight, 9 pm. till 11 pm, only on . gb news. / tonight, 9 pm. till 11 pm, only on . gb news. “bit?" ttit only on. gb news. yeah. do yourselves a favour. tune in at 9 pm. dan wootton is going to be as box office as he always is . now the uk is suffering from an obesity epidemic and the government thinks a weight loss jab could be way to solve jab could be the way to solve it. it's spending £40 million on a two year pilot scheme. the government says obesity costs the nhs £6.5 billion a year. so if you walk in to your gp surgery and you say no or they tell you probably that your clinically obese, i always, by the way, feel incredibly sorry for the people who we feature from in these from the neck down in these footages probably footages because they probably recognise themselves on the telly idea telly and they've got no idea that filmed that they've been filmed as fatties we go. fatties. but there we go. anyway, the gp might be able to say to you, here's a jab and you will then lose weight. i suppose one of the question marks would be it on some be should we force it on some people order down on people in order to cut down on the of course i would the nhs costs? of course i would be that. the health

be dead against that. the health survey england revealed survey for england 2021 revealed that almost 26% adults in that almost 26% of adults in england obese . nearly 38% england are obese. nearly 38% are overweight but not obese , are overweight but not obese, and 73% of people aged between 45 and 74. in england are overweight or obese. and obesity rates in the uk are the highest in europe. that's right. rates in the uk are the highest in europe. that's right . we are in europe. that's right. we are the fat man of europe . joining the fat man of europe. joining me now is advanced clinical practitioner alex guevara. alex thank you very much. great to have you on the show. so, look, what do you make of then? i what do you make of this then? i mean, firstly, is this jab safe or is it ethical ? so there's or is it ethical? so there's loads of research on these medications. now, these glp one hetteattahs— medications. now, these glp one medications which— medications. now, these glp one medications which show- i“tit: f now, these glp one medications which show so far that— medications which show so far that the— medications which show so far that the benefits— medications which show so far that the benefits of the medication _ that the benefits of the medication on in terms of weight tass— medication on in terms of weight tass aha— medication on in terms of weight tass and at— medication on in terms of weight loss and all the— medication on in terms of weight loss and all the other health benefits— loss and all the other health benefits that— loss and all the other health benefits that you get from tasha — benefits that you get from losing weight— benefits that you get from losing weight far outweigh any of losing weight far outweigh any at the— losing weight far outweigh any at the atsts— losing weight far outweigh any of the risks that— losing weight far outweigh any of the risks that have been ttehttttet— of the risks that have been identified so— of the risks that have been identified so far. so this is a

big— identified so far. so this is a big stet— identified so far. so this is a big step forward— identified so far. so this is a big step forward in terms of one taatteataa— big step forward in terms of one taatteataa aaea— big step forward in terms of one particular area that might help to particular area that might help ta attaess— particular area that might help to address this— particular area that might help to address this crisis . : to address this crisis. how does it to address this crisis. how does tt wat— to address this crisis. how does it work then, alex? you know, do ihave it work then, alex? you know, do i have to go and get it every single week? what's the what's the plan here? so at the moment . tt-s— the plan here? so at the moment . tt-s hat— the plan here? so at the moment , it's not available— the plan here? so at the moment , it's not available on— the plan here? so at the moment , it's not available on the- , it's not available on the teaase— , it's not available on the tease at— , it's not available on the because of supply problems , because of supply problems, teaase— because of supply problems, tease at— because of supply problems, because of its— because of supply problems, because of its popularity aetaattw— because of its popularity actually around the rest of the watt. — actually around the rest of the watt. tat— actually around the rest of the world. but once— actually around the rest of the world. but once it— actually around the rest of the world. but once it does arrive teae— world. but once it does arrive heae h— world. but once it does arrive heae th the— world. but once it does arrive here in the uk,— world. but once it does arrive here in the uk, the current plan ta— here in the uk, the current plan ta hate— here in the uk, the current plan was to make it— here in the uk, the current plan was to make it available via steetattst— was to make it available via specialist weight loss clinics wheae— specialist weight loss clinics wheae you— specialist weight loss clinics where you would have to wait taatattw— where you would have to wait taatattw tatte— where you would have to wait probably quite a— where you would have to wait probably quite a long time to get a— probably quite a long time to get a referral— probably quite a long time to get a referral to— probably quite a long time to get a referral to these weight tass— get a referral to these weight tass states— get a referral to these weight loss clinics from _ get a referral to these weight loss clinics from your gp. and what— loss clinics from your gp. and what thts— loss clinics from your gp. and what this government press eeatse— what this government press aetease ts— what this government press release is saying today is that aetaattw— release is saying today is that aetaattw thew— release is saying today is that actually they acknowledge that's taatattw— actually they acknowledge that's taatattw hat— actually they acknowledge that's probably not going to be enough to probably not going to be enough ta attaess— probably not going to be enough to address the— probably not going to be enough to address the problem and thew-ae— to address the problem and thew-ae tattha— to address the problem and they're putting a lot of money hts— they're putting a lot of money hta staatha— they're putting a lot of money into starting a— they're putting a lot of money into starting a new trial to see whethea— into starting a new trial to see whethea a— into starting a new trial to see whether or not— into starting a new trial to see whether or not it's— into starting a new trial to see whether or not it's actually attaatatate— whether or not it's actually appropriate for— whether or not it's actually appropriate for other clinicians the— appropriate for other clinicians the ets— appropriate for other clinicians the as aha— appropriate for other clinicians like gps and advanced practitioners- like gps and advanced practitioners to prescribe this hetteattah— practitioners to prescribe this medication so— practitioners to prescribe this medication so that they can get it medication so that they can get tt ta— medication so that they can get tt ta hae— medication so that they can get it to more people.— medication so that they can get it to more people. okay all

tatt— it to more people. okay all taht. what— it to more people. okay all right. what do— it to more people. okay all right. what do you think should be done? because £40 million of taxpayers money is a lot. okay? it's a lot of money. however £6.5 billion a year on obesity related issues that our nhs is deaung related issues that our nhs is dealing with is it's a heck of a lot more. so i suppose if this saves us that or maybe do it . saves us that or maybe do it. yeah, absolutely . i mean £40 yeah, absolutely. i mean £40 httttah— yeah, absolutely. i mean £40 httttah h— yeah, absolutely. i mean £40 million in the— yeah, absolutely. i mean £40 million in the scheme of what atesttw— million in the scheme of what atesttw aha— million in the scheme of what obesity and obesity related ttsease— obesity and obesity related disease costs— obesity and obesity related disease costs us on an annual tasts— disease costs us on an annual tasts ts— disease costs us on an annual tasts ts .— disease costs us on an annual tasts ts . ts— disease costs us on an annual basis is , is frankly— disease costs us on an annual basis is , is frankly a drop in basis is, is frankly a drop in the— basis is, is frankly a drop in the ae.eah— basis is, is frankly a drop in the t— basis is, is frankly a drop in the ocean. i appreciate it's a tat— the ocean. i appreciate it's a tat at— the ocean. i appreciate it's a tat at matey— the ocean. i appreciate it's a lot of money but— the ocean. i appreciate it's a lot of money but but in the state— lot of money but but in the state at— lot of money but but in the scheme of things, it's a drop in the—have— scheme of things, it's a drop in the—have ta- scheme of things, it's a drop in the-have to take- the ocean. we have to take astat— the ocean. we have to take action-quickly- the ocean. we have to take action quickly as possible action as quickly as possible to attaess— action as quickly as possible to address-crisis— action as quickly as possible to address-crisis .— action as quickly as possible to address crisis . otherwise, address this crisis. otherwise, the— address this crisis. otherwise, the-aetatet- address this crisis. otherwise, the-related bill- address this crisis. otherwise, the related bill is the obesity related bill is going— the obesity related bill is going ta— the obesity related bill is going ta ta— the obesity related bill is going to go up and up. decade on teeate— going to go up and up. decade on teeate-waa-we— decade, but then you've identified _ decade, but then you've identified something there about tatha— identified something there about tathg aettah. — identified something there about taking action. the— identified something there about taking action. {at “ ti. “ taking action. the cynic in me and i know this will anger a lot of people watching and there's a lot of people who are on medication that means they can't lose weight. there's lot lose weight. there's a lot of people where lose weight. there's a lot of peopcan't where lose weight. there's a lot of peopcan't active where lose weight. there's a lot of peopcan't active . where lose weight. there's a lot of peopcan't active . please they can't keep active. please don't one second think i'm don't for one second think i'm

talking about about if talking about about you. if that appues applies to you at home. but there of people who there are a lot of people who are obese because of their own choices and their own faults. should they be incentivised to lose weight because with some kind miracle jab that's a kind of miracle jab that's a really interesting question. and your view is unfortunately shaaet— and your view is unfortunately shaaet by— and your view is unfortunately shaaet by a— and your view is unfortunately shared by a lot— and your view is unfortunately shared by a lot of— and your view is unfortunately shared by a lot of people that atesttw— shared by a lot of people that atesttw ts— shared by a lot of people that obesity is about— shared by a lot of people that obesity is about personal responsibility— obesity is about personal responsibility . it's a failure responsibility. it's a failure on responsibility. it's a failure at the— responsibility. it's a failure at the hat— responsibility. it's a failure on the part of— responsibility. it's a failure on the part of the individual . on the part of the individual. tht— on the part of the individual. that eat— on the part of the individual. and really what— on the part of the individual. and really what the research shows— and really what the research shows us, which— and really what the research shows us, which has come on teats— shows us, which has come on teats aha— shows us, which has come on leaps and bounds— shows us, which has come on leaps and bounds in the last few teaas— leaps and bounds in the last few teaas-that— leaps and bounds in the last few years,-that couldn't- leaps and bounds in the last few years, that couldn't be years, is that that couldn't be haewe—- years, is that that couldn't bei years, is that that couldn't be- more _we know, is more wrong. obesity, we know, is aeahttex— more wrong. obesity, we know, is a complex condition driven by aetettes— a complex condition driven by genetics, driven— a complex condition driven by genetics, driven by the environment,- genetics, driven by the environment, driven by food atttahs— environment, driven by food atttahs .— environment, driven by food atttahs . taweatw— environment, driven by food options , poverty and a whole options, poverty and a whole hast— options, poverty and a whole hast at— options, poverty and a whole host of other— options, poverty and a whole host of other factors. so trying to host of other factors. so trying ta taht — host of other factors. so trying ta taht ht— host of other factors. so trying to lump it onto— host of other factors. so trying to lump it onto the individual as tethe— to lump it onto the individual as being lazy— to lump it onto the individual as being lazy and having to just get eat— as being lazy and having to just get aat hae— as being lazy and having to just get out more is— as being lazy and having to just get out more is really the egatwateht— get out more is really the equivalent of— get out more is really the equivalent of saying to somebody . wett— equivalent of saying to somebody .wett aetaattw— equivalent of saying to somebody , well, actually blood , well, actually your blood. pressure _you're pressure is really high. you're at-a— pressure is really high. you're at-a state.— pressure is really high. you're at-a stroke, but- pressure is really high. you're at a stroke, but you at risk of a stroke, but you teet— at risk of a stroke, but you heet—wattl at risk of a stroke, but you| need _walk a at risk of a stroke, but you- need _walk a little need to go out and walk a little bit need to go out and walk a little ttt—hat— need to go out and walk a little ttt—hat gahg- need to go out and walk a little ttt—hat gahg tal bit more. we're not going to gwe— bit more. we're not going to gwe-wtat- bit more. we're not going to give-vital anti. bit more. we're not going to give vital anti anti give you these vital anti anti htgh— give you these vital anti anti htgh ttaat— give you these vital anti anti high blood pressure medications give you these vital anti anti high don't pressure medications give you these vital anti anti high don't prethis'e medications give you these vital anti anti high don't prethis'e meanytions . we don't do this with any athea—taahi other condition apart from atesttw. — other condition apart from obesity. .that - other condition apart from obesity. that that that issue obesity. so that that that issue

or obesity. so that that that issue aa that— obesity. so that that that issue aa that that— obesity. so that that that issue or that that that— obesity. so that that that issue or that that that view you're ttsttawhg— or that that that view you're displaying there, it's not uncommon but it's stigma , stigma uncommon but it's stigma, stigma agahst— uncommon but it's stigma, stigma agahst teatte. — uncommon but it's stigma, stigma against people. the— uncommon but it's stigma, stigma against people. the thing is, is against people. the thing is, is a-agahst— against people. the thing is, is. a-against-right? a stigma against myself. right? the a stigma against myself. right? the ththg— a stigma against myself. right? the ththg ts.— a stigma against myself. right? the thing is, i'm going to be honest you, alex, that's honest with you, alex, that's the against myself. i as the stigma against myself. i as i don't stop banging on about mainly bit mainly because i'm raising a bit of charity. i've lost of money for charity. i've lost three stone in the last few months. and i'm being months. right. and if i'm being honest do was honest, what i used to do was dnnk honest, what i used to do was drink loads, eat much , not drink loads, eat too much, not get enough sleep. and it was my fault, not do any exercise. so now, to be honest , i get that now, to be honest, i get that you might be able to quote studies and stuff, but really i was fat because it was my fault. right so yeah. so so first of all, let right so yeah. so so first of at tet he— ? g wait?“ so first of all, let me congratulate 3 g wait?“ so first of all, let me congratulate you on taaa— all, let me congratulate you on your wetght— all, let me congratulate you on your weight loss. _ all, let me congratulate you on your weight loss. that's a great aehteweheht. — your weight loss. that's a great achievement. and— your weight loss. that's a great achievement. and it is. it is ta— achievement. and it is. it is easier for some— achievement. and it is. it is easier for some people to lose wetght— easier for some people to lose wetght that— easier for some people to lose weight than others. and you're atsatatetw— weight than others. and you're absolutely right— weight than others. and you're absolutely right that at the aheht— absolutely right that at the moment the— absolutely right that at the moment the nhs does not provide satteteht— moment the nhs does not provide satteteht-ta— moment the nhs does not provide sufficient for people to sufficient support for people to have— sufficient support for people to have that— sufficient support for people to have that education that access to have that education that access ta the — have that education that access to the information— have that education that access to the information that they need — to the information that they need ta — to the information that they need ta te — to the information that they need to be able— to the information that they need to be able to eat nutritious— need to be able to eat nutritious food to exercise. and so we shaatt— nutritious food to exercise. and so we should be— nutritious food to exercise. and so we should be doing much, much etae-ta— so we should be doing much, much haelta that. — so we should be doing much, much more-do that. .there- so we should be doing much, much

more do that. there are more to do that. but there are a stzeatte— more to do that. but there are a sizeable percentage of people for sizeable percentage of people ta what— sizeable percentage of people for whom that— sizeable percentage of people for whom that simply isn't ehaagh. — for whom that simply isn't enough. they've tried all that, thew-we— enough. they've tried all that, thew-we tate— enough. they've tried all that, they've done it— enough. they've tried all that, they've done it before and they wtt— they've done it before and they wttt teet— they've done it before and they will need extra— they've done it before and they will need extra help such as heateattah— will need extra help such as medication or— will need extra help such as medication or surgery . medication or surgery. all tght— medication or surgery. all tght. ttex. — medication or surgery. all right, alex, look. - medication or surgery. all right, alex, look. thank you. thoroughly enjoyed that. take care. all the best. alex guevara there, advanced clinical there, who is advanced clinical practitioner, there, who is advanced clinical practition now. yes. good there, who is advanced clinical practitionnow. yes. good. joins me now. oh, yes. good. good job. it's almost- good. good job. it's almost the end of tea— good job. it's almost the end of ya shaw. — good job. it's almost the end of your show. don't— good job. it's almost the end of your show. don't get me started. i your show. don't get me started. t thaw— your show. don't get me started. t thawltaatattw— your show. don't get me started. i know probably kicked i know i probably get kicked out anyway— i know i probably get kicked out anyway .— i know i probably get kicked out anyway .|waht— i know i probably get kicked out anyway .|waht-at- i know i probably get kicked out anyway . want up on anyway. i want to catch up on thts— anyway. i want to catch up on thts-taw— anyway. i want to catch up on thts-taaw-h- anyway. i want to catch up on thts-taaw-h myl this prince harry thing in my shaw— this prince harry thing in my show tonight. _ this prince harry thing in my show tonight. yeah, fascinating stat— show tonight. yeah, fascinating statt-theae. - show tonight. yeah, fascinating stuff-there. kids- stuff going on there. kids as young— stuff going on there. kids as- waahg—aeattw young as 11. should they really be school in drag to be going into school in drag to celebrate sexuality? celebrate adult sexuality? also, apparently calling teaeheas— also, apparently calling teachers miss now is what's the wat— teachers miss now is what's the word offensive _ teachers miss now is what's the word offensive wrong so many atsa— word offensive wrong so many also gendering. _ word offensive wrong so many also gendering. git also gendering. i've got a shatte— also gendering. i've got a simple question from our viewers . ponder if your kid is involved in knife crime and doesn't grass up their mates, should lose up their mates, should you lose your housing? david your social housing? david starkey discusses me. great discusses me, joins me to discusses me, joins me to discuss great stuff. right. i will see discuss great stuff. right. i wttt you— discuss great stuff. right. i will see you tomorrow- t: i i right. i will see you tomorrow by the way taaa — will see you tomorrow by the way from ashfield _ will see you tomorrow by the way from ashfield in— will see you tomorrow by the way from ashfield in derbyshire i'm tast— from ashfield in derbyshire i'm tact-ah— from ashfield in derbyshire i'm tact-ah the— from ashfield in derbyshire i'm back-on the road- from ashfield in derbyshire i'm back on the road for a red back out on the road for a red watt— back out on the road for a red watt spectat— back out on the road for a red wall special. i'll— back out on the road for a red wall special. i'll see you then.

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pretty-again, pretty dull, pretty drab. again, tats— pretty dull, pretty drab. again, tats at— pretty dull, pretty drab. again, lots of cloud— pretty dull, pretty drab. again, lots of cloud around the eaeetttah— lots of cloud around the exception being westernmost tats— exception being westernmost tats-theae-tt- exception being westernmost parts-there'll be- exception being westernmost parts there'll be sunshine parts where there'll be sunshine taaa— parts where there'll be sunshine taaa-wat— parts where there'll be sunshine taaa-watt ga— parts where there'll be sunshine from .word go and- parts where there'll be sunshine from word go and then the from the word go and then the stat— from the word go and then the cloud breaks— from the word go and then the cloud breaks up— from the word go and then the

cloud breaks up in most areas to eeat— cloud breaks up in most areas to aeweat-sttes— cloud breaks up in most areas to reveal-skies yet— cloud breaks up in most areas to reveal skies yet again from reveal blue skies yet again from htt—hahthg— reveal blue skies yet again from mid—morning onwards. reveal blue skies yet again from mid—morning onwards . now, again, mid—morning onwards. now, again, sate-these— mid—morning onwards. now, again, some .these eastern— mid—morning onwards. now, again, some these eastern coasts , some of these eastern coasts, tatteataatw— some of these eastern coasts, particularly the— some of these eastern coasts, particularly the northeastern corner-scotland, - particularly the northeastern corner scotland, likely to corner of scotland, likely to stay— corner of scotland, likely to stay taettw— corner of scotland, likely to stay pretty glum . and stay pretty glum. and again, taettw— stay pretty glum. and again, petty-.— stay pretty glum. and again, pretty-. whereas- stay pretty glum. and again, pretty . whereas in the pretty cool. whereas in the west.— pretty cool. whereas in the west. agate.— pretty cool. whereas in the west, again, temperatures in the low west, again, temperatures in the taw ta— west, again, temperatures in the taw ta hatte— west, again, temperatures in the low to maybe even— west, again, temperatures in the low to maybe even mid 20s in 1 or low to maybe even mid 20s in 1 aa 2— low to maybe even mid 20s in 1 aa 2 ttaees— low to maybe even mid 20s in 1 a z ttaees. tat— low to maybe even mid 20s in 1 or 2 places. but feeling cooler wtth— or 2 places. but feeling cooler wtth the— or 2 places. but feeling cooler with the wind— or 2 places. but feeling cooler with the wind in— or 2 places. but feeling cooler with the wind in the southwest haw-ts— with the wind in the southwest haw-ts a— with the wind in the southwest haw-ts a stgh— with the wind in the southwest now-is a sign of- with the wind in the southwest now is a sign of bit of now that is a sign of a bit of a change— now that is a sign of a bit of a change tawn— now that is a sign of a bit of a change down-look- now that is a sign of a bit of a change down look at this. change down here. look at this. thts— change down here. look at this. thts-.— change down here. look at this. thts-. haven-t— change down here. look at this. this-. haven't seen- change down here. look at this. this . haven't seen much this is raid. haven't seen much of this is raid. haven't seen much at-aeeehttw— this is raid. haven't seen much of-recently-form - this is raid. haven't seen much of-recently-form ofi of that recently in the form of saweash— of that recently in the form of showers coming _ of that recently in the form of showers coming up towards the saath—west— showers coming up towards the south—west thursday showers coming up towards the south-andt thursday showers coming up towards the south-and into thursday showers coming up towards the south-and into friday. rsday showers coming up towards the south-and into friday. andy showers coming up towards the south-and into friday. and that night. and into friday. and that is night. and into friday. and that ts the— night. and into friday. and that ts the tast— night. and into friday. and that is the first sign— night. and into friday. and that is the first sign of— night. and into friday. and that is the first sign of the change, the tst— is the first sign of the change, the tst at— is the first sign of the change, the risk of showers in the south—west— the risk of showers in the south—west during friday. ttsewheae— south—west during friday. elsewhere, again, it's a similar stew.— elsewhere, again, it's a similar stew. tt— elsewhere, again, it's a similar staw. tt stats— elsewhere, again, it's a similar story. it starts pretty grey. wast— story. it starts pretty grey. hast ttaees— story. it starts pretty grey. most places become sunny parts of most places become sunny parts at-tast— most places become sunny parts at-tast caast— most places become sunny parts of-east coast may- most places become sunny parts of east coast may well stay of that east coast may well stay htstw— of that east coast may well stay htstw aha— of that east coast may well stay misty and _cooler- of that east coast may well stay misty and cooler here misty and murky, cooler here agath— misty and murky, cooler here agath as— misty and murky, cooler here agath as wett— misty and murky, cooler here again as well with the top temperatures— again as well with the top temperatures further west. but the-taahthg- temperatures further west. but the-turning hazy- temperatures further west. but the turning hazy with the sunshine turning hazy with the sunshine turning hazy with the stat— the sunshine turning hazy with the cloud increasing in the saath—west— south—west and increasing chance of south—west and increasing chance eat-aass tats— south—west and increasing chance eat-aass taats at- south—west and increasing chance of across parts of the of showers across parts of the eaahtw— of showers across parts of the eaahtw as— of showers across parts of the eaahtw as we— of showers across parts of the country as we through

health warning of the year has been issued. are you all right ? been issued. are you all right? temperatures set to soar to a whopping 29 degrees. hang on a

second. can i just press pause? isn't this