we are not, we understand — prince harry? we are not, we understand he _ prince harry? we understand he is _ prince harry? we are not, we understand he is in _ prince harry? we are not, we understand he is in california | understand he is in california but he will clearly have been involved in what we understand where very intense talks between both sides from the claimant and mgm newspapers. they have been in intense talks over the last couple of days or so. we saw yesterday, quite an extraordinary day in court, where the barristers for both sides were asking for more time, so the hearing didn't get under way yesterday. figs time, so the hearing didn't get under way yesterday. $5 i under way yesterday. as i mentioned, _ under way yesterday. as i mentioned, 1700 - under way yesterday. as i mentioned, 1700 cases i under way yesterday. sis i mentioned, 1700 cases have under way yesterday. is i mentioned, 1700 cases have been settled so far by news group newspapers and they have repeatedly, consistently, denied any wrongdoing at the sun. , ., w. ., denied any wrongdoing at

prince harry has not got everything _ here. prince harry has not got everything he _ here.ince harry has not got everything he wanted, but - here. prince harry has not got everything he wanted, but he | here. prince harry has not got - everything he wanted, but he and lord watson have got more than £10 million in the payout and legal costs. price ngn were willing to pay to reach an agreement with bitter enemy. dominic casciani, bbc news. our media editor katie razzalljoins me now. give a sense of the scale of the victory. i do think it is a significant victory for prince harry and lord watson. never before have news group newspapers admitted unlawful activity at its flagship newspaper the sun, only at the news of the world which rupert murdoch co—star more than a decade ago. now they have admitted that private investigators hired by the paper did act unlawfully. so that is a big win. but also as dominic was saying, this is also a win for news group. that is what happens when you settle. there are positives for both sides. for news group, they have avoided what could have be

a deeply personal battle for prince harry.— prince harry. yes, it was always — prince harry.ry. yes, it was always going to - prince harry. yes, it was always going to be - prince harry. yes, it was always going to be a - prince harry. yes, it was i always going to be a deeply personal events. in terms of what is happening here at the high court, we were expecting their first day of this trial to get under way at 10:30am. it was delayed by an hour and has been delayed further until two o'clock this afternoon. with me to discuss more about the trial, what we think might be going on, is dominic. first of all, a delay to the hearing this morning. what can be read into that? it this morning. what can be read into that? , ., , this morning. what can be read into that?— into that? it beats me! i will stress it is — into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not _ into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not that - into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not that we - into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not that we are i stress it is not that we are rubbish _ stress

they have prince harry. his bravery and _ have prince harry.urage have brought— and astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part — brought accountability to a part of _ brought accountability to a part of the major word that thought— part of the major word that thought it was untouchable. it thought it was untouchable. [it is 14 thought it was untouchable. is 14 years thought it was untouchable. it is 14 years that the news of the world was closed but the apology acknowledges wrongdoing by the sun. it says... apology acknowledges wrongdoing by the held it says... apology acknowledges wrongdoing by the held to says... apology acknowledges wrongdoing by the held to account for finally held to account for its illegal actions and its blatant disregard for the law. this scandal began _ disregard for the law. this scandal began when - disregard for the law. this scandal began when it - disregard for the law. this scandal began when it emerged that the phone of the murdered schoolgirl milly dowler had been hacked. one politician took news

and harry, the party prince, back in the uk. last christmas, there was nothing to suggest that 2024 would be a royal year dominated by illness. but three weeks later, first, a palace statement that the princess of wales had had planned abdominal surgery the previous day, and the following hour it was announced the king was to undergo a procedure for an enlarged prostate. by the time the king left hospital after a three—night stay... how are you feeling? ..health groups were reporting a significant increase in men getting their own prostates checked. the king seemed in good spirits, but the news was about to take a dramatic turn. hello. good evening. welcome to bbc news where, in the last few moments, we've received breaking news from buckingham palace, which has announced that the king has been diagnosed with cancer. the news thatjust nine months after his coronation the king had cancer made headlines around the world. he and the queen departed london for the peace and solitude of sandringham in norfolk. before they left, after

kensington palace says that the prince of wales has been made aware of the sad news, and prince harrybeen informed. in a statement, edward pettifer�*s relatives said... this is the horrifying attack that changed their lives. a pick—up truck rammed into new year's crowds in new orleans at speed. the driver, named by the fbi as shamsuddinjabar, was shot dead in a gunfight with the police. an islamic state flag was attached to his vehicle. he was a us army veteran. the families of the victims have been to where it happened. this week, the former partner of reggie hunter, who was also killed, paid tribute to him. it's devastating. this is my child's father and my son's 11 years old, so it's devastating to come and see what someone would do to other people and they don't deserve it. the police said family liaison officers were helping edward pettyfer�*s family with the process of returning his body to the uk. frances reid, bbc news. donald trump has dismissed as an �*illegitimate political attack�* a manhattan judge�*s order for him to be sentenced onjanuary 10th in the hush money case, te

that this claim has been going on at prince. prince harry and lord watson.re the last man standing in this case. what insight can you give us into the decision to settle? because prince harry had said he was there for those who couldn't afford to go to court. some sections of the media in their coverage of this news today, saying this is a climb—down from him when he promised a crusade against sections of the tabloid press. well, firstly, they're the last two in this wave because there's a series of waves and this litigation has not necessarily ended. you can only sue in this country against something that's denied or not admitted. that's the way the law works. if someone admits something, you don't have a cause of action. so once he, once they've admitted what he called for, then he it's them settling. it's not the not prince harry. he has conceded nothing. they are paying him damages and they're paying his legal fees now. i'm not at liberty to say what the total cost of that is, but i see the bbc have said that it's an eight figure sum, upwards of 10 milli

prince harry and _ the scandal was focused. prince harry and his — the scandal was focused.nt via - harry and his statement via david sherborne, his barrister, said it was not for him but other claimants who are strong—armed into cecil. if you refuse the offer, the whole system is setup to claims reaching trial, they are denying the illegality as, and the sun has maintained this case, no legal activity happened, the victory vindicates all those claims and they were lied to when they said this would be a done. the newsgroup _ said this would be a done. the newsgroup are _ said this would be a done. the newsgroup are clearly desperate to protect individuals from potential consequences, this has been part of the strategy along — has been part of the strategy along with these cases, and this— along with these cases, and this underlies why this happen, we know— this underlies why this happen, we know a _ this underlies why this happen, we know a huge amount of illegality happen, but we don't who commissioned it or who was responsible, there are people who will— responsible, there

we are focusin: two princes attended. we are focusing on — two princes attended.ack, there were other victims. attack, there were other victims-— attack, there were other victims. ' ., ., ., victims. 14 in total and we have been _ victims. 14 in total and we have been hearing - victims. 14 in total and we - have been hearing heartbreaking stories from friends and families of those victims. they include martin bech, in his late 20s, well known american couege late 20s, well known american college football player at princeton university. another person killed was reggie hunter, a father of two who had just messaged his family minutes before to wish them happy new year. and nicole perez, who only had a four—year—old boy. just some of the people who died and lost their lives, as we have seen throughout the day, people have been paying respects, laying flowers but a lot of those families of the victims are now seeking answers.— seeking answers. that thank ou. a reminder before we go: as a new amber warning for snow and ice comes into force across much of england and al

natalie pirks is at the parc des princes. natalie.per substitute jack realit, he made an immediate impact, scoring city's first goal and playing a big part in their second just three minutes later. but then city crumbled. all the frailties of the season laid bare. in a matter of minutes, their lead was wiped out, and then psg's third, a diving header, turned this game on its head. psg then scored a last—minute fourth, given by var, to leave city in a perilous position. psg havejumped leave city in a perilous position. psg have jumped above leave city in a perilous position. psg havejumped above now leave city in a perilous position. psg have jumped above now them leave city in a perilous position. psg havejumped above now them in the league, and they must now win against bruges at home, city, to stand a chance of making the play—offs. elsewhere, at celtic park, there was drama. three disallowed goals for celtic and a penalty, but in the end, a young boys own goal meant a 1-0 end, a young boys own goal meant a 1—0 win for celtic. thing

they have prince harry.nd astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. rupert murdoch's news group newspapers gave this statement... so does this all draw a line under the press intrusions? not according to dr evan harris, a campaigner for media regulation and consultant for the claimants�* legal team. because they denied under oath that there was unlawful activity at the sun — in the criminal courts, in this high court, at the leveson inquiry and in front of parliamentary committees, this was denied — either that was just an unfortunate error or they knowingly denied something that they knew to be true. the latter is called perjury when it's done under oath, at the leveson inquiry and in court, and it's contempt of parliament where it's done at a select committee. if the rule of law is to mean anything, the police and parliament have to investigate those allegations. they are allegations. and until that is done so, there can be no line drawn u

prince harry is not going to be here today.cause he is expected to give evidence at his trial. with me now to discuss what we can expect a bit more is our media correspondent, david sillito. and david, what's this all about? this is a fascinating trial. prince harry, in a recent interview at a new york times event, was asked, "what is this? "why are you going to this trial?" and he said, one word accountability. there have been 1300 people over the last 15 years or so who have brought claims against news group newspapers saying that they were hacked. all of those claims, bartwo, have been settled out of court. there have been 14 trials that have begun but have never reached this point so far. because each time newsgroup newspapers has made a settlement with them. and the question is, why do you accept a settlement? the reason is, if you go to trial afterwards and the compensation that is offered, maybe in the the trial, is less than you were offered before. you have to pay the legal fees. so it's a massive, massive gamble. and

william and his brother prince harry.also been told. 0ur correspondent frances read reports. another victim of what the fbi says was "a premeditated and evil act". edward pettifer from chelsea in london was 31, and one of 1a who died in new orleans on new year's day. he was the stepson of a former royal assistant. alexandra pettifer, known as tiggy legge—bourke before her marriage, worked for the royal family when prince william and harry were children. she was often seen playing with the young princes, taking on nannying duties, and having a long—standing relationship with the family. edward's half—brother tom is prince william's godson, who was a pageboy at william and catherine's wedding in 2011. palace sources have said that the king has been informed of edwards death and that he's been in touch with the family to share personal condolences. the prince of wales said that his and catherine's thoughts and prayers were with the pettifer family and all the innocent people who were tragically impacted. in a statement, edwa

william and prince harry.n a tribute, his family described him as a "wonderful son, brother, grandson, nephew and friend to so many". our correspondent frances read reports. another victim of what the fbi says was a premeditated and evil act. this man for chelsea in london was 31 years old and one of 1a who died in new orleans on new year's day. did bbc now understands that he was deception of a former assistant. she worked for the royal family when prince william and how we were children and was often seen playing the young children on any duties and having a long—standing relationship with the family and is married to chuck charles pettyfer. his half brother is prince william's godson who was a pageboy at prince william and catherine's wedding. the king has been informed of his death and been in touch with the family to share his condolences. kensington palace says that the prince of wales has been made aware of the sad news and prince harry is also understood to have been informed. in a statement edward pet

coming up on the media show: prince harry wins an apology from planet murdoch. donald trump's thoughts on the future of tiktok. if i do the deal, it's - worth maybe $1 trillion. a trillion. and the release of the israeli hostages in gaza, and the debate about the responsible way to cover that story. it's all coming up on the media show. on wednesday morning, prince harry settled his long—running legal battle with the murdoch family's news group newspapers. the settlement includes a full and unequivocal apology for serious intrusion into his private life and a big pay—out. let's have a listen to david sherborne — barrister for prince harry and the other claimant, the british politician lord tom watson — speaking outside the court in london. this represents a vindication for the hundreds of other claimants who were strong—armed into settling, without being able to get to the truth of what was done to them. after endless resistance, denials, and legal battles by news group newspapers, including spending more than £1 billion in pay—outs and in legal costs, as well a

prince j this all about? this is a - fascinating trial. prince harry in a — fascinating trial.nterview to new times— in a recent interview to new times event was asked, what is this, _ times event was asked, what is this, why— times event was asked, what is this, why are you going to this trial? — this, why are you going to this trial? he — this, why are you going to this trial? he said one word, accountability. there have been 1300 _ accountability. there have been 1300 people over the last 15 years — 1300 people over the last 15 years or— 1300 people over the last 15 years or so who have brought claims — years or so who have brought claims against news group newspapers, saying they were hacked — newspapers, saying they were hacked. all of those claims about — hacked. all of those claims about two have been settled out of court — about two have been settled out of court. there have been 14 trials — of court. there have been 14 trials that— of court. there have been 14 trials that have begun that have — trials that have begun that have never reached this point so far— have neve

he was the son of prince william's former nanny. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga.he met office says large parts of the uk could face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. it has issued two amber weather warnings in england and wales, predicting some areas could see up to a0 centimetres of snow and temperatures as low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. my colleague nicky schiller is in the city of leeds. tell us what is expected where you are. leads is in the middle of one of the areas that has the amber warning. the amber warning here is for snow but it doesn't come into force until nine o'clock this evening. there is no snow here at the moment, temperatures are dropping. the amber warning for this area covers a large part of west yorkshire and further up of west yorkshire and further up you can go up to northumberland, you can go across to carlisle and cumbria near the scottish borders and that whole pennines area. all that whole pennines area. al

he met with prince william in paris in december, calling the heir to the throne "a good man".will know that the royal family will play a key role in wooing the incoming us president and strengthening the special relationship. in 2024, the king and the prince of wales played key roles in commemorations to mark the 80th anniversary of d—day. both are expected to feature in the 80th anniversaries of ve and vj day this year. prince william will also continue his environmental work and campaigning with his annual earthshot prize. the princess of wales stepped back into the spotlight in june last year. trooping the colour was her first public appearance of the year, and the first since she announced that she was undergoing chemotherapy. we can expect to see more of her this year, but of course it all depends on how she's feeling. it won't be a full diary of events for the princess of wales yet, but it's likely she will want to continue her work with early years children. it's something she enjoys and obviously feels passionate about. it's likely that she will also play some part in

exactly, all along prince harry has wanted | prince harry has wanted accountability.rial. but it has been an interesting day in court today. in fact we are at the rolls building, not too far away from here, there were adjournments throughout the day with both parties wanting to speak in private and have further negotiations and talks and it is clear this afternoon when prince harry's barrister told the court that there was a potentially good prospect of an agreement that would save the court time, he said "we are very close, there is an issue with time and gaining instructions." the barrister for news group newspapers, the publisher of the sun, he said "the parties needed more time because of time differences." what happened in the afternoon is that the aspirate for the two hours from the judge, is that the aspirate for the two hours from thejudge, the judge did not grant them the further two our results of the barristers and then said, we are going to take that to the court of appeal and appeal against your decision. it's not clear what is happening this afternoon, b

they have prince harry.d astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. it is 14 years since the news of the world was closed, but today's apology also acknowledges wrongdoing by the sun. in a statement, it says... so while he didn't get his chance for a day in court, today's settlement does cover £10 million of legal costs. it is, he says, a monumental victory. david sillito, bbc news. so, does this draw a line under matters for news group newspapers? perhaps not. this is a corporate admission of guilt but it is not a personal one. rinse harry's legal team have said they like an apology from the murdochs themselves. and tom watson has called for a criminal inquiry to not take place. the metropolitan police as it is not currently doing that. tom watson says he is a dossier of evidence to send them. back to you.- dossier of evidence to send them. back to you. rich, thank ou ve them. back to you. rich, thank you very much- _ them. back to you. rich

but while it was being made, prince's estate changed leadership.demanded changes to the doc and is currently blocked in a legal battle with netflix, blocking its release. >> nobody from the state spoke with me on record, but my sense is they don't like this really complicated, checkered sometimes negative portrayal of prince. >> reporter: one of the owners of prince's estate tweeted in september, would you be okay with a director putting explicit coroner photos of your loved one in a documentary? show some dignity and respect. edelman told me he is not able to discuss his film or the legal dispute over it, but he said he would love for the world to see it, even though he is not hopeful about that. >> it's just to me such a cultural tragedy that this movie is not emerging because it's just so, so good and fans are ready. they want to see this movie. >> reporter: david schuman, wcco news. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. r

has to be said — this is a monumental victory for prince harry.have the sun, the newsgroup newspapers, issue this unequivocal apology for the things that they did, not only to him but to his mother, diana, princess of wales. you know who in the past, people, including her own son prince william, implied that perhaps she was paranoid. they've proven this is not the case. i think, yes, there has been some element of accountability that he has gotten through this. you know, he's always said when it comes to his mission against the tabloid newspapers that it was about accountability, about holding a mirror up to the practices that were going on behind closed doors, the unlawful gathering of information in this way. so i would say, yes, there has been some accountability there. what sort of toll does this take on an individual, no matter how well connected? it destroys relationships. it destroys their trust in other people. it makes them paranoid. who is talking about me? who is leaking this information? and that's what prince harry and 1,300 other peo

news group newspapers gave a full and unequivocal apology to prince harry for serious intrusions overinto the private life of his late mother, diana, princess of wales.

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they seem to be saying prince harry _ totally.ttle _ totally. they seem to be saying prince harry settle because - totally. they seem to be saying prince harry settle because he. totally. they seem to be saying i prince harry settle because he saw the list of witnesses and said, i cannot do this.— cannot do this. most of the witnesses _ cannot do this. most of the witnesses who _ cannot do this. most of the witnesses who should - cannot do this. most of the witnesses who should havej cannot do this. most of the - witnesses who should have been cross—examined on behalf of newsgroup did not come, including rebekah brooks, many of the people who were editors and people in responsibility, including most importantly, the news corp executive fred michel, who in an e—mail which has been issued publicly said firmly, i should has been issued publicly said firmly, ishould be has been issued publicly said firmly, i should be targeted. has been issued publicly said firmly, ishould be targeted. let has been issued publicly said firmly, i shoul

because prince harry's case against the publishers of the sun be settled today?ides were in talks to settle a deal. he said he was unlawfully followed by the newsgroup. let's go live outside the court. how likely is that to be a settlement today? i is that to be a settlement toda ? ~ , today? i think it is looking like it is — today? i think it is looking like it is pretty _ today? i think it is looking like it is pretty likely. i i like it is pretty likely. i would not bet my house on it, but i think it is pretty likely there will be a settlement instead of the two—month trial, the case that prince harry has brought against the sun newspaper. this has been a bitterly contested case. prince harry essentially saying that the newspaper used unlawful tactics to access personal and private information about him and crucially the executives at the publisher knew and covered it up. the publisher says this is not true and they did not use illegal tactics against prince harry. yesterday at the 11th hour, the trial was due to start and all of a sudden, the lawyer said the

prince harry's privacy, netflix gets more expensive again, and a jet lagged cat. of the sun newspaper gives him an apology. they also admitted instances of unlawful activity by private investigators working for the newspaper. they say there's strong controls so it can't happen now. they're paying damages, likely millions of pounds, to settle years of legal battles with the prince. his lawyers say it's good for other alleged victims too. this represents _ other alleged victims too. this represents a — other alleged victims too. ti 3 represents a vindication for the hundreds of other claimants 1523 00:12:47,239 --> 00:12:4

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did prince and his awesomeness keep me from wanting to make music cos prince is the most ultimate, amazing, don't make music? no. that was like, wow, prince inspired me. i want to make music. let me try to come close. michael jackson, he's the greatest. did that stop me from wanting to make music cos michaeljackson did? one could be like, bad english accent: ” �* ., michaeljackson was "human and so was prince." i didn't know you were australian. no, i'm not australian! i'm from battersea! you no...! you muppet! listen, thank you so much for your time. all right, man. thank you. appreciate it. let's go. and that is it from us from ces for this week. however, there is so much to see and do here, we couldn't possibly fit it into one programme, so we will be back next week. i mightjust stay here for seven days doing this. think of me, won't you? thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello there! it's looking pretty chilly as we head into this weekend. we're importing some colder air to the south of the uk from the near continent around this large area of high pressure, which has brought

a very bright but solemn anglican service on the deck of hms prince of wales. roosevelt and churchill were both anglicans. roosevelt belonged to the episcopal church. churchill, the church of england. the episcopal church had split off from the church of england after the american revolution. but the liturgy and the hands are very similar. so they had this very emotional service, uplifting service on the deck of the of prince of wales that august. well, not only were all these these bases falling and not only was the carnage in the north atlantic continuing, but hms prince of wales itself had been sunk just three days after pearl harbor. it was the first time that air power alone had sunk a capital battleship on the open ocean. and over 300 of the same men that roosevelt and churchill had worshiped with that august had died when that ship went down. so it was it was a time of tremendous stress. but the the faith that was exhibited that day was was remarkable. and i'm sure it had a lot to do with the the morale and unity that america and the british people had t

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they have prince harry.bravery and astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. it is 1a years since the news of the world was closed. but today's apology also acknowledges wrongdoing by the sun. in a statement, it says, so while he didn't get his chance for a day in court, today's settlement does cover £10 million of legal costs. it is, he says, a monumental victory. david sillito, bbc news. as prince harry said in his statement, the truth has been laid bare. it was notjust the unlawful accessing of private information but also a widespread corporate cover—up. rebekah brooks was mentioned by name. she was accused of lying under oath and running a criminal enterprise. there were questions also for the metropolitan police. the commission was asked what he was going to do regarding a criminal investigation and questions for the prime minister about whether he is going to clean up this culture. let's turn to washington now ahead of another busy da

the prince george's county police were baffled, the community understandably on edge. and then, on january 26, 2009, on a quiet street in upper marlboro, the county seat, anxiety turned to full-on "bolt the doors" panic. dennis murphy (voiceover): it was a desperate plea for help from a dying girl. on the phone, 16-year-old student karissa lofton. dennis murphy (voiceover): police rushed to the scene, but it was too late. they found karissa and her mom karen in their bedrooms, each killed execution style with a shot straight to the head. crimes quickly become statistics, but this just stands out, doesn't it? it stands out. it makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up also. dennis murphy (voiceover): veteran prince george's county homicide detective bernie nelson was in charge of the case. the first arriving officers told him they'd found the main door locked shut from the inside. the killer, they thought, had likely entered the house through an unlocked side window. this bedroom on the second floor that's facing us, that's where karissa was found. dennis murphy

were prince harry and lord watson targeted?st time that news group newspapers, rupert murdoch's british newspapers — the news of the world, as was, and the sun — faces the same kind of scrutiny. if those allegations were to be found proven, it could have severe reputational consequences for both the company and any individuals who are implicated. prince harry accuses rebekah brooks — ngn's chief executive and a close confidante of rupert murdoch — of knowing what went on. in 2014, an old baileyjury cleared her of being involved. today, ngn says allegations of a cover—up are wrong, and will be strongly denied. dominic casciani, bbc news. 66 people have died and more than 50 others are being treated for injuries in hospital after a fire at a turkish ski resort. let's get the latest from our correspondent nicky schiller. nicky. yes, we know this blaze broke out in a 12 story hotel in the bolu mountain ski resort in north—west turkey. that is about 100 miles from the capital, ankara. reports say that it started around 3.30 in the m

so they had this very emotional service, uplifting service on the deck of prince of wales that augustwell, not only were all of these bases falling, and not only was the carnage in the north atlantic continuing, but hms prince of wales itself had been sunk just three days after pearl harbor. it was the first time that airpower alone had sunk a capital battle ship on the open ocean. and over 300 of the same men that roosevelt and churchill had worshipped with that august had died when that ship went down. so it was a time of tremendous stress. but the faith that was exhibited that day was remarkable. and i'm sure it had a lot to do with the morale and unity that america and the british people had throughout the war. it's very interesting the way that the service was handled by the church itself. the secret service had asked there not be publicity about the visit in advance. so the vestery, and the rector, the vestry is theboard of trustees. they delegated a group of men to go out in the pre-dawn hours of that sunday morning with special passes. so we actually have one of these in the c

kensington palace says the prince of wales has been made aware of the sad news and we understand princeas also been informed. neither is expected to make any formal comment and there will be no further comment from buckingham palace at this stage. edward, who was from chelsea in london, was one of 1a people killed in the vehicle attack in new orleans on new year's day. his family paid tribute to a wonderful son, brother, grandson, nephew and friend to so many. they said, we will all miss him terribly. the foreign office said it was supporting the family. of course, during the attack a man in a pick—up truck ploughed through busy crowds before being killed by police. the suspect, named as shamsud—dinjabbar, is believed to have acted alone in what the fbi described as a premeditated attack. they also said an islamic state group flag was found inside the vehicle he was driving. an american college football player, a young nurse, and a mother of a four—year—old were also among the victims of the attack. a warning this report from simonjones does contain some disturbing pictures. described b

prince harry has always wanted accountability, it has not been about the money for him. fix, about theoney for him. a monumental victory according to the duke of sussex cos barrister. a victory for not just prince harry but for the other claimants were strong—armed into settling the many cases which we have nursing clothes. we will bring you more when we have it, but for now back to the studio. can get much more, we have live updates. reaction from the different groups involved in this case on the news, the owner of the sun newspaper has offered a full and unequivocal apology to prince harry. hello again. we have a named storm coming our way this friday, named by the met office — it's storm eowyn. now, we could have gusts of as much as 90 mph with the exposure, also looking at severe gales, gales widespread, and met eireann have actually just upgraded their wind warning to orange. what we have today is quite a bit of cloud, still, across the south eastern quarter of the country. the rain continuing to pull away into the north sea. brighter skies follow into the west with a few showers

prince harry is expected to testify in person in february.nvasion of privacy lawsuits against british newspapers. but this complaint may be uncomfortable for will lewis, now chief executive at "the washington post" that led the response to the 2011 scandal that shuttered one of their most papular tabloids and worked for murdoch. they are not expected to testify. they deny any wrongdoing. the newspaper group has vowed to fully defend itself saying this allegation is wrong and unsustainable and denies any unlawful activity took place at "the sun." in december, harry reaffirming his determination. >> i have seen stories written about myself that aren't exactly based on reality. i have seen stories written about members of my family, friends. i will be damned if those journalists are going to ruin journalism for everybody else because we depend on it so much. >> reporter: prince harry compares his targets by the british press to his mother, princess diana, often on front pages, pursued by the paparazzi. the prince previously said much of the tens

prince harry's high stakes trial against the british tabloids hits a snag.hy it could be over before it gets started. >>> buckeye blitz. the ohio state takes down notre dame to win the college football national championship. how the buckeyes are celebrating their first title in more than a decade. >>> thank you for being with us. we hope you had a restful mlk and inauguration day. we begin with the first full day of the second trump administration with the president already busy at work. he assigned dozens of executive orders and actions since returning to the oval office. here are just a few. pardoning and commuting the sentences of 1,500 people charged in connection to the january 6th attack on the capitol. ordering the federal government to recognize two genders, male and female, asking the justice department not to enforce a ban on tiktok for 75 days, and declaring a national energy emergency to boost fossil fuel production. he fired the head of the coast guard, linda fagan. the first known senior military officer to be let go joining us nbc news senior

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