in addition to the names you have mentioned, kevin keegan, the former england football manager, patsye former home secretary is one of those who has settled a case. in relation to mr clarke who was home secretary between 200a and 2006, it was accepted between 200a and 2006, it was a cce pted by between 200a and 2006, it was accepted by the meadow group newspapers that he had then act, access to highly confidential information had been received as a result of the hacking. and it was said that on behalf of mr clarke and his family it had caused them, the hacking, to drastically preserve —— and their lives to preserve their privacy. the number of people involved is much larger than any other group that has settled cases with the meadow group newspapers. the bbc understands the amounts involved are larger. previously the largest settlement order was £260,000, which was first sadie frost. the issue for the mirror group newspapers is not only that the money, the damages they have 2p, the money, the damages they have 2p, the settlement the figure they have debate, appear to be rising but als

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phone hacking claims with a number of celebrities including jeffrey archer, patsy kensit and kevin keeganave been drawn in the same qualifying group as wales for the 2019 women's world cup. northern ireland and the republic of ireland are also together. england announce their 15 man squad for the champions trophy injune. eoin morgan will captain the side and mark wood is back from injury. the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship, ronnie o'sullivan recovers from three frames down to end the first session 4-4. frames down to end the first session 4—4. i'll have more after 4.30pm for you. the family of a former royal navy officer who was killed after being hit by his own car in greater manchester while trying to stop thieves have paid tribute to him and are appealing for anyone with information to contact police. 35—year—old mike samwell died from his injuries on sunday. in a statement released in the last half an hour, his family said he would do anything for anyone and was a generous family member and friend to so many. they say he was always smiling and sharing his amazing sens

a number of well—known names — including jeffrey archer and kevin keegan — have settled phone—hackingt mirror group newspapers. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll be discussing theresa may's visit to south wales where she's hoping to stomp all over labour's traditional territory. we'll be getting reaction to the un secretary general‘s warning that an entire generation of children in yemen is being starved and crippled by war. we'll be asking whether personalised adverts which will call viewers by name are too intrusive. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines tonight. anthonyjoshua admits he's stepping up to a ‘whole new level‘ on saturday night against wladimir klitschko, claiming his training camp provided "tougher times than i have had in any walk of life". two home nations will meet in the women's world cup qualifiers as england and wales are drawn in the same group for the 2019 tournament in france. and co

today," on the merit confirmation is their take, opposing view from michael keegan, president of people for way, reject supreme ominee if you want to read those two pieces this morning. rudy, sun city, california, line good morning. caller: good morning, john. i would just like to say that picking on the ndocumented as the boogie man again, and at some point, realize that to they're going down the wrong road. undocumented, romney had the erfect idea, i wish they would just leave the country, legal watch ocumented and then how fast the outright and steve haven would try to push to the 13th, 14th and 15th amendment repealed. only thing about that is it just won't be black people like put f that is going to be back out into change. that is my thought, quit making undocumented aliens the boogie mans of this country. in arkansas in melbourne, arkansas, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment on that is means illegal. if it is illegal, then it is the law. the aca, comment on about the medical care for people people. i learned recently they have penal implants for prisoners

a number of well—known names — including jeffrey archer and kevin keegan — have settled phone—hackingy but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll be discussing theresa may's visit to south wales where she's hoping to stomp all over labour's traditional territory. we'll be getting reaction to the un secretary general‘s warning that an entire generation of children in yemen is being starved

john keegan observed the geographical challenge of the war was "an element of resistance that had to be overcome and was never relented." in a real sense, the north was fighting the country itself in an attempt to overcome the south. the rivers, the mountains, the climate, and i think it is right to say the south was finding the same landscape but in a larger sense we are fighting the same landscape. it took does coalesce to do that we -- two of us to do the research, a wife and i, a spotter and a driver. one to drive across the present tense landscape, the second person a spotter to survey that same landscape for the past. for the past, for at least 4000 years. monuments have been erected to mediate the tensions between the natural, the landscape, and the man-made, between "the earth, the temple, and the gods" as vincent scully summarizes it. at issue is the meaning of the landscape and the value of deeds done. the meaning we invest in the deeds of the dead, the sacramental value of deeds done. i was born and raised as a yankee. that is, i am northern born and i am a union man. uppe

if you look back at obama and you look at, you know, keegan, for example, and sonia sotomayor.nt to see that continue. i think it's so polarized now that i think that the republicans have decided that they are going to do what they must in order to get him moved forward and confirmed. so when you talk about credibility, yes, i think it diminishes the credibility of the institution when you simply change the rules to get your way but, at the same time, if there is gridlock, batters need to move forward and i guess what the republicans are considering and deciding you know what? he is going to get on no matter what. >> so senators joe manchin of west virginia and hide on -- heidi heitkamp have committed a yes vote for them they have said we will vote for him. what are the chances that will entice any other democrats to follow suit? >> you know, i think it's about politics. there is the legal issues and then there is the political issues. from a legal perspective, i think you're going to see a confirmation and whether that means that there is only 51 senators as that takes to do i

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two michael keegan, who runs the extraordinarily important and impactful people for the american way.ause] to greg who heads up the foundation for individual rights and education that is fighting so hard to keep diverse voices on campuses. [applause] to bob who is our lead counsel in the successful case before the supreme court that established full first amendment protections for cable television. two previous award winners, represent armstrong who traveled to oregon and when he was a young work creatively and privileges the state constitution to establish precedents are broader freedom of expression been granted to the u.s. supreme court. and dennis barrie who when he was the embattled head of the contemporary art newseum in cincinnati face criminal charges for defending the exhibit of robert mapplethorpe is photographs. and lastly, jim rison who last she won the award here and two years ago one and h&h award and who for so many years has so tirelessly fought for press freedoms against the government. [applause] as far as this place is concerned, we twice held our awards here, and f

a number of well known names including jeffrey archer and kevin keegan have settled phone hacking claims been drawn in the same group as wales for the 2019 women's world cup qualifiers. northern ireland and the republic of ireland are also together in a group including norway and the netherlands. while scotland are in group 2 alongside switzerland. you can see the full draw on the bbc sport. that is twice now so we look forward to playing against wales but we cannot underestimate the likes of russia. fast bowler mark wood has been recalled after a series of ankle injuries. he is in a good place and hopefully in the next month will get even more under his belt. cricket against ireland at a few games for durham. but he does bring that x—factor to the innings. and he has shown that in the past. we're lucky in that regard to have the quality of bowler. he might be about to fight in what's being called the biggest live event in boxing history, but anthonyjoshua says he's still the same guy he was as a teenager. 90,000 are expected at wembley for his heavyweight unification fight against wladi