archa na shukla there.e british high court this week he will be the first royal to do so in more than 100 years. he is suing the mirror group for breaches of his privacy, accusations the group denies. we can now speak to paul wright a professor of media law at the university of leeds, who is also part of the hacked off campaign. thank you forjoining us. i'm interested from a legal standpoint, how high is the bar that needs to be reached in cases like this for prince harry to win in this situation?— prince harry to win in this situation? , , , . ., situation? this is very much a case that depends _ situation? this is very much a case that depends on _ situation? this is very much a case that depends on its _ situation? this is very much a case that depends on its evidence - situation? this is very much a case that depends on its evidence and l situation? this is very much a case l that depends on its evidence and the way the evidence is treated by the court if, and it will fail if prince harry can't substant

archana archa na shukla archana shukla bear with that report. east indian state of 0disha, spoke to her and she puts up—to—date. puts up-to-date. two separate in . uiries puts up-to-date. two separate inquiries are— puts up-to-date. two separate inquiries are ongoing _ puts up-to-date. two separate inquiries are ongoing and - puts up-to-date. two separate inquiries are ongoing and the l inquiries are ongoing and the preliminary report says they could have been a fault in the signalling system. these are electronic signalling systems put in place to avoid any train collision, so that the train for one track doesn't get diverted onto the other and to avoid train collisions. a preliminary report says they could have been a fault in the train signal. you can hear the train signal, the tween sound behind me. these tracks have now come back on track. if you can see behind me, the train passing by. and it is the signalling system that could have been at fault, which now has been repaired, at least on one line where they train services are, have resumed

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and yeah, come archa— next saturday. and yeah, come archp aha— next saturday.gion of woke , while 10.2% of you say no. woke, while 10.2% of you say no. they're getting with the times are is the truth starting to emerge about the origins of covid 19 last weekend , the covid 19 last weekend, the sunday times insight team reported that scientists in wuhan were working alongside the chinese military to combine the world's most dangerous coronaviruses. just before the outbreak, and that was followed by a bombshell article which revealed that us government sources say the first people to catch covid 19 were three chinese students. sorry scientists at the wuhan institute of virology, one of whom was leading the research into sars, like coronaviruses , into sars, like coronaviruses, michael shellenberger was one of the authors of that article and he joins us now. thank you so much for joining he joins us now. thank you so much forjoining us, michael. this is really, really important research. it's baffling to me as someone who is in the media when we were shut down a c

government assessments have warned that— internal government assessments have warned that the uk should archaesudden collapse of prepare for the sudden collapse or he— prepare for the sudden collapse or he ruch— prepare for the sudden collapse of the putin regime following an arrerhprea— of the putin regime following an arrerhprea carp— of the putin regime following an attempted coup by wagner group mercenaries yesterday . mercenaries yesterday. us secretary— mercenaries yesterday. us secretary ar— mercenaries yesterday. us secretary of state- mercenaries yesterday. us secretary of state antony blinken said the insurrection showed that cracks are beginning to show in vladimir putin's power and warned that this isn't the end of the story . how power and warned that this isn't the end of the story. how did that story start?— the end of the story. how did that story start? where - r::;r: how did that story start? where does rt“r: how did that story start? where does it go ree— that story start? where does it go to? defence— that story start? where does it go to? defence editor of the evening— go