augustine it was his sporting achievements, as well as remorse and a moralist, that became at least someents for the defense in order to ask the savyolovsky court of moscow to mitigate the punishment for the financier. however, in the end, kamil got a serious term of 11 years in a strict regime colony, as well as a fine of 1 million rubles. and this is only a little less than the state prosecutor suggested, it is obvious that after the current verdict is passed, the investigation of the international criminal scheme will continue and the organizers will be on the dock here. oleg allowances oleg ivanovich vesti the duty department is terrible. a story in the center of kyzyl, a mad man with a knife in his hands pounced on an unfamiliar. muyu girl to save her failed, the motives that moved the killers themselves are shocking. before. he tried to issue some documents in one of the institutions of the city, but he was refused there one of the employees. no, adequate guest conceived, revenge armed with a knife and began to lie in wait for the victim. as a result, he also mixed up and killed a

to think that i believe augustine said there were only two students from ecuador. it is extraordinary to think already that is somewhat diminished. and to his fears that even fewer would be admitted. you bring up the very good point and i'm going to actually pivot now as i welcome nbc news senior legal correspondent laura jarrett and nbc news legal analyst joyce vance to the conversation. just anecdotally before i get your legal analysis, laura, she brings up good point about how things like test scores that are admitted in applications, a lot of privileged kids are able to pay for tutors, tutoring, focusing on that kind of thing. you're a mom. you'll be thinking about this at some point. you have a ways to go, i'll grant you, but being able to afford tutoring so you get a more comprehensive approach to your testing and will do bester on the tests, if now applications into schools will be further dependent on those than before, that is an uneven playing field right there. and that's one incremental aspect. >> this is why the schools that i have talked to and antici

joy, the juniors of march became schmaldet barrels, the yanas are already thinking of august and augustineguys, are the soloists of the belarusian opera international tandem on the stage galloons better than ukraine today? until then, i'll landslide. you perch colors in the atmosphere of italy to the music of russia is not about seven years old. we have a son. the great barber of seville turns around. pershay summer premiere, and pro-premium figorodah. it has already worsened from the stage stubbornly at nine in the camp, like a decoration of a mulberry, i showed in 19364 under the cross between the earthly shooters and at the jubilee season the production team was originally italian director aldo torabellarbah forms and traditions on the stage to shove your bridge so enrica mousenitz so himself clothes of the culture of italy and he did the senography and costumes for the play. being the great complex, the artists are pleased with the appearance of this opera, which is folded in itself , however, the composer is characterized by the fact that kalitulki looks at the musical text, you can a

journalist augustin trapenard led the first round.story by a 19th—century novelist to sports journalism and a modern text. the avenue turned giant exam hall epitomised a very french love affair with words. emily brown, bbc news. if your home is full of gadgets and kit that you hardly ever use, then you may wish to considerjoining a library. not a library for books...but a "library of stuff". there's one in hull where you can borrow almost anything — from drills and carpet cleaners to a sewing machine or a thermal camera — forjust a few pounds. philip norton went for a look. if you need to borrow something, the chances are you can borrow it from here. hi, i'm alan, welcome to the library of stuff. people were buying things on auction sites online and then using them and selling them back. i thought, there must be an easier way to do this. set up before the pandemic, the idea is simple. if you need something for a one—offjob, don't buy it, borrow it. so alan, have you got any drills? yeah, all these are drills. we've got lots of differe

augustine told him that this was not a maxim. the child refused that he was the worst williamorra at the getu small hole, than he introduces and the philosopher understands the dilemma on the most holy trinity belief in one aga god morning hababah is one of the most specific elements of christianity. nika imshi religion, without claiming this taimtsu and the foundation on the holy trinity - this is a dagmat our faith. only a man is a rose to them, we did not come to this truth, jesus christ revealed. it is not easy for us dear ones to talk about the holy trinity. you, since you are oneness for everything, it’s hard to understand that a year ago our natural thinking 3 was not exactly one, but one neural thrombus ale in navuzzi about god . we christians mixed with a human guilt monument that we did not invent a god for ourselves, we only discover and know him, god himself wanted bring up to us and announce himself, and he chiseled. this is the peculiarity of the body of the son of god . which ones live in perfect unity one by one?

host: next on the line is ralph and augustine, georgia, democratic line. what is your question or comments? caller: i have a comment and then a quick question. it seems that the republicans are trying to get in and see who will get the academy award. it's hard to see mayor dez marjorie taylor greene and jim jordan. mccarthy is supposed to be the leader and when obama was first fitted to office, he met with the other leading republicans and said they would do nothing to support this president. as soon as he becomes speaker of the house, the first thing he did was take people down to el paso. he had people go with jim jordan to new york area he went to taiwan, he took off and went to israel and promised them all sorts of things. if he wants to save us money, how is it he can start off by doing these things? that's not saving money. they told us it would be a revenge once they took over. how can i trust my government? guest: thank you so much for paying so much attention to what is going on in the congress. that was a really detailed articulation of the actio

junior and march became parents of many children, the long-tailed one is already raising august and augustine . a huge statue of a hollywood predator has appeared in peru. it was created by a young artist as part of an environmental initiative with material for a ten-meter sculpture. 700 old car tires served. so the customer the art object called on fellow citizens to dispose of waste without polluting the environment and proved that the best use can be found for the used materials. we will tell you the development of events already at noon, i will remind you the projects of the news agency are available in all social networks, as well as in our mobile application by qr-code on the screen of a good day and see you soon. arina sobovenko for the first time in her career reached the quarterfinals of the french open tennis championship, the second racket of the planet in the fourth round of roland garros defeated the us open champion 2017 american sloane stevens and in the next round will fight with irina svyatolina, who recently returned from maternity leave. we will find out tomorrow how their

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so for tonight speaker, assistant professor of history at augustine a university in the fall he will take up a new position in south carolina so congratulations on the new job and best of luck. while at augustine one of the big projects he has worked on is race and social justice to creating the scholarship for those studying black history and the author of several articles in right now in the final stages of finishing up a book which will be published by the university of georgia press next year it's called the families were the same title as tonight lecture will get a sneak preview tonight and he will speak for about 35 minutes so we have plenty of time for questions you can ask to the q&a box on zoom so any time if yorty have a question you can start now through the lecture type your questions into the q&a box we will keep an eye on the questions i'm looking forward to seeing the questions that you ask and we've had excellent discussions there are are lectures this year. we will wrap things up by about 815 eastern time. thank you again for joining us things to a very warm welcome

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augustine catholic church in san francisco. on the 2nd, it will be at st. peter's catholic church in pacifica. and on july 5th, it will be at the westfield oak ridge shopping center in san jose. you can see the rest of the locations on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >>> the annual hajj pilgrimage begins in saudi arabia. 2 million pilgrims will visit the site. it is required of every muslim at least once in their lives. it is one of the five pillars of islam. this year it returns to full capacity for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic. >>> happening now, youtube has a new program for games. youtube's parent company google invited employees to start testing the product. it will be called playables. it will mean people will have access to phones on phones and computers. this start to the effort to move away from just livestreaming videos and people playing video games. youtube has not announced when it will be available to everyone. >>> celebrating a south bay war veteran. he's one of the very few left who served in world war ii. coming up on nbc ba

augustine. >> underground railroad went north. at this time it went south so they were coming to establish communities. >> reporter: while it may not seem like much, small artifacts like nails, pieces of pots and musket balls tell a much bigger story. >> that's what a lot of the archaeological work is doing we're learning about the people that were there. >> reporter: however, as dr. lee's team tries to find out more about the site, other teachers in florida are feeling pressured not to talk about black history. >> issue is we have guidelines and standards in florida we want education, not indoctrination >> reporter: last year ron desantis signed what he called the stop woke act which essentially prohibits discu discussions. it was blocked by a federal judge and some teachers are already changing lessons about race and certain aspects of our nation's history >> i will say within the politically-challenging times in florida in that we are a private institution. we will continue to do what we are doing, because we think it's really

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junior and march have become shmadet barrels, and she is already killing august and augustine.linka and to rehearse for the holidays, clapping for the ear of the well-deserved amateur team hits the unique skin musicians volodya playing several folk instruments, dancing, and stabbing the devotees of the original and the team sounding schoolchildren at the woodjones of the metropolitan gymnasium. well, mark 14 stumbled on and one of the peasant at the honored worker of culture in kirov, an ensemble. dmitry rovno's troops are already a pain for half the hero's team about the ringing. the knees of belarusian children have passed. many graduates have not yet brought their children and grandchildren to the ensemble. himself one miter. rovno accumulated musical folk art in early childhood went through a war with a saber. uh. well i want to be a military man, well five a year came back to the harmonica. what father brought the war german system, then they bought me such an already tula harmonica, a left-handed troch. therefore, they decided. well, so off. listen to the police and playe

augustine catholic church in san francisco, july 2nd, st.er's catholic church in pacifica, and the south bay, july 5th, san jose's west field oak ridge mall. we have a full list of the dates and locations on our web site, nbcbayarea.com. >>> drug makers are racing to be the first to release an oral version of the popular weight loss drug ozempic. the american diabetes association has been working on clinical trials to create a pill with the active ingredient in ozempic. a daily pill may be more appealing than the current injectable version. tonight on nightly news, an exclusive look at the future of weight loss. we're getting an inside look at the eli lilly lab now working on a promising new solution. >> what impact do you hope to have with it? >> some day we hope that obesity will be something that we can reverse for the majority of patients. and in doing so, it's not just about how they look or how they feel, it's for patients, it's really we believe a change in their overall health. >> next on nightly news, the new data that suggests thes

i mean this and she got people, paul augustine. and that'll give you money at a da da sure. for the savings to the revolver that we will need to get these guys speak up. all you have a g mail. the model shut off down fully that all of the automated system now. uh because the lady will you see the list of thousands and i got sick again, which is put on the money for steps. the one is a locally more to be in a place that i coordinate the don't how my daughter should cost the the that it was showing the just the figure lizard intake in facing this business for that as an easy uh, the queen between the chamber, the community is required to involve linux it before for the month, and when the cheap yours to actually to the next game, i see what the pay stuck on the low deduct in knowing you dollar change. if you continue on a lot 5, you move any money was that i got some funds as soon as i got to see a little thought this up, the length of assistance also so that the full cool info, the static onto the shoulder from florida book lets see a big done sales because in general, just t

that case ations that the group is occupying homes or preventing aid from reaching hospitals, a re augustine, to have an upstairs look. okay. it was uh for the america nice or do you have any of your initiative on the ground? because all this appears is a company qualified when we have this service. the issue here results of age is, is uh the, uh, the position of each other. and the exchanging of uh, switching the issue is to focus on how to stop the war, how it is fire, how to abide by the of the initiatives of the initiative of every minutes and collect as much as a risk for it to be successful. so i just wanted to follow up on something that you said that you're suggesting that you need other observers, but you are in contact with your forces on the ground. can you tell us based on your communication with them, whether or not that has been killings of civilians, for instance. there's no up to ground for this. there is no truth about this stories. oh, well i think that's good. i mean, i need you to just remember that the, uh, the forces of a part of the community which are really a good, n

and to work more closely with the united nations and the un special representative himself augustine wayne said that more cooperation is necessary with the government. but also that the united nations needed either more troops in molly or a more restricted mandate in order to be more effective to send to the guy did by whatever decisions the consummate date. the clearly a peacekeeping operations up at age on the basis of concept from the us country and up some of the concept operating in a specific country would be extremely challenging if not to pause. when is most mandate expires at the end of this month and the difficult negotiations on whether or not to extend it are already underway. kristin, salumi algebra. the united nations, in junior officials say the side clothing that killed at least to people in close, extensive damage to the west coast. as we can, psycho in the bay for joy is now moving towards pockets on the coastal town of none of the still underwater strong winds. i believe its shipping containers into the sea to roofs of houses and rooted trees in good direct state.

and to work more closely with the united nations and the un special representative himself augustine wayne said that more cooperation is necessary with the government. but also that the united nations needed either more troops in molly or a more restricted mandate in order to be more effective to send to the guy did by whatever decisions the consummate date. the clearly a peacekeeping operations up at age on the basis of concept from the husk country and up some of the concept operating in a specific country would be extremely challenging if not to pause. when is most mandate expires at the end of this month? and the difficult negotiations on whether or not to extend it are already underway . kristin, salumi algebra, the united nations police in brazil are investigating an a to form a prison in china, both scenarios and attempted to the following last year selection both scenarios for me. i more to seize a bubble since it is accused of trying to use the military to stop louisa now. so let's silva from taking office police site evidence on his fine shows. he'd gather the documents wit

and to work more closely with the united nations and the un special representative himself augustine wayne said that more cooperation is necessary with the government. but also that the united nations needed either more troops in molly or a more restricted mandate in order to be more effective, to send to the guy did by whatever decisions the consummate date. the clearly a peacekeeping operations up to date on the basis of concept from the husk country and up some of the concept operating in a specific country would be extremely challenging if not to pause. when there's most mandate expires at the end of this month. and the difficult negotiations on whether or not to extend it are already underway. kristin, so me, me, i'll just here on the united nations. meanwhile, mamma is preparing to hold a constitutional referendum on sunday. it could strengthen the powers of the president head of next year's elections. there goes hack has been at a raleigh in bomber co, as it almost feels like the modern football team has just won the applicant top of nations. the people who. a celebrated, this

this. cuba is trying to revise private businesses to steer the island item and economic crisis at augustine has more from the cuban province of maya baccha. once out loading cuba private businesses about since 2021 cubans have been able to incorporate small and medium sized businesses more than $7000.00 companies. sorry for being incorporated. almost every employees 28 people to make use us an ice cream. you'll go to the play, i think small and medium sized businesses have to come at the right time for our country. the economic situation header. our country today is difficult, and businesses contribute to local development. the company buys note from the state of cocoa and food coming from the board to hopefully find the defendants on small businesses like this and get more checks the controls used to because of it, it is now one of hundreds of thousands of cubans working in the private sector and done and consummate life, and as i and how much the difference is enormous. when i worked the state, i earned less than $40.00 a month. so she and now i can earn around $400.00 to $600.00 a month.

second, when and then pick goals at augustine met some of them in hold on a modem to input gold medals cubic dominates to books, eng. like no other country at the tokyo lympics the on the nation to come full of the 8 golds on. but until recently, the glory was just the man that changed in december, when the boxing federation listed the decades old bond and select to the national women's to me being the best women books up to one of the competition is wonderful. it's a dream country. we. we may have been waiting for this opportunity for a long time before these ones argue that human women meant to show the beautiful faces, not take punches. in more recent years, the justification shifted safety concerns. no social, no, no help. well, we didn't rush the decision to approve e mail boxing because we want to protect women. there were worries about whether boxing could damage women's bodies, especially when they're pregnant with so many see the long delay as rooted most in science and country ok. and on the own, but this was seen as a sport for men, while women were supposed to be at home. t

journalist augustin trapenard led the first round.rned giant exam hall, epitomised a very french love affair with words. emily brown, bbc news. great pictures. before you take a break, were returning to that developing news from ukraine because throughout the course of the last few hours, we have been trying to work out and establish on verified live whether the cancer offensive has continued for ukraine. the quinny forces are saying they have shifted to offensive actions in some areas. more on the —— ukrainian forces are saying they have shifted to offensive actions. more on any moment. hello. the weather patterns across the uk have been very static for the last few weeks, meaning many a garden grower are asking, "when is it going to rain?" well, the answer could and only could be with this cloud here affecting madeira and the canary islands. this is storm oscar, which is going to bring some very wet and windy weather during the rest of today and tomorrow. butjust notice how that area of low pressure pushes towards our shores as we h

i'm you drinking remember last year augustine for your birthday. how are you all day on the river?k? you saw what i drank, i saw. you saw me drunk. i saw you on a walk-behind tractor, i saw i was drinking, but in the bushes, i didn’t see me sitting there, but a conversation a minute ago said that i was drinking. i heard about what you say there, what you heard, and the village is rumor. i'm not going to hold a candle near you right now you claim that i drink your text messages, as vitali wrote you even that you sing. yes, there were pulse losses, vitalya wrote to me. yes, i've seen those. well, tell me when. maybe you'll show me more of them. well, i wouldn't read vitali, i can't write. these are text messages, you understand? believe, believe believe, yes, but who then took uliana from alena. you olya for a day, you drove her, treated her in a neighboring village. and don't yell at me. i immediately said that vital was taken away. we treated her. she lived with us for a month, and then alena came to my house and said, let her persuade alena's mother to write a power of attorney. m

a property the chamber of commerce said sure, although this land or belongs to the mayor family augustine mayer, some of timothy was a slaver. and so course, the people in africatown had no means of resisting. they had no money. they had no political power as they had been stripped of their voting rights . so that paper company made a deal with the mayor family. i think everybody knew that the factory was two treat them unfairly there were going to be huge amounts of pollution so it made sense to put it in this last neighborhood. so the mayor family and the reason for selling land to do paper factories and overtime police and sold land to more factories the size difference fiveindustries . now, 160 years after enslaved voyage that family still owns a massive amount of property and that includes a lot of the land that these factories are cited on. immense amounts of money from leasing to these factories in that neighborhood. the family has avoided public attention for the most part since the 1970s, there are some signs that they might be opening up. >> that's good to hear. i wanted to go b

just went through brunswick, georgia isolated strong storms from the space coast northward to ain't augustine. we had a couple isolated strong storms, one in mississippi things have calmed down severe weather wise. >> priscilla, i want to go back to texas, specifically in perryton, it was so hard hit by this weather system. what are the urgent needs for folks there today? >> reporter: as you can see, the brutal heat is already bearing down on us right now one of the most urgent needs is electricity. that's why there are trucks like this all over the area there are four on this street working to restore power lines in the hardest hit areas there are just over 400 people without power. the other big issue here is going to be the debris removal the good news is this is a farming and oil community. there are a lot of folks with heavy machinery. they're really making a dent in that debris removal. looking ahead, there's going to be a challenge with how do folks here rebuild and what is that aid going to look like you played that sound bite from oscar hernandez a little while ago. he had four busin

but one which many say is desperately needed and augustine has more from the cuban province of maya back once out, loading cuba private businesses about or since 2021. people have been able to incorporate small and medium sized businesses more than 7000 companies. sorry for being incorporated. almost every employees 28 people to make use us an ice cream. you'll go to the play. i think small and medium sized businesses have to come at the right time for our country. the economic situation has, or our country today is difficult and businesses contribute to local development. the company buys note from the state of cocoa and food coloring from the board. and it is a small business like this and get more checks the control used to because of it, it is now one of hundreds of thousands of cubans working in the private sector and done and consummate life financially. i how much the difference is enormous. when i worked the state, i earned less than $40.00 a month, so she and now i can earn around $400.00 to $600.00 a month. but in the nation with teachers and scientists and tiny salaries, this

i would agree with saint augustine that quote an unjust law is no law at all. unquote. now what is the difference between the two? how does one determine whether a law is just or unjust? a just law is a man made code that squares with the moral law or the law of god. an unjust law is a code that is out of harmony with the moral law to put it in the term in terms of saint thomas aquinas. an unjust law is, a human law that is not rooted in eternal law or in natural law. any law that uplifts human personality is just any that degrades human personality is unjust. all segregation statutes are unjust because segregation distorts the soul and damages the personnel. it gives a segregated tour a false sense of superiority and the segregated a false sense of in segregation. to use the terminology, the jewish and jewish philosopher martin buber substituted its end quote. i it unquote relationship for end quote. i thou. unquote relationship and ends up relegating persons to the status of things. and segregation is not only politically, economically and sociologically unsound. it i

accusations that the group is occupying homes and preventing aid from breaching hospitals to re augustine, to have an upstairs look. okay. it was uh for the american nice or do you have any of your initiative on the ground? because all this appears is a company qualified when we have this service. the issue here results of age is, is the, uh, the position of each other and the exchanging of switching. the issue is to focus on how to stop the war, how it is fire out to abide by the of the initiatives of the initiative for every minutes and collect as much as a risk for it to be successful. so i just wanted to follow up on something that you said that you're suggesting that you need other observers, but you are in contact with your forces on the ground. can you tell us, based on your communication with them, whether or not that has been killings of civilians, for instance. there's no up to ground for this. there is no truth about this toys. oh, well, i think that's good. i mean, i need you to just remember that the, the forces of a part of the military which are really a good, nice and very

and to work more closely with the united nations and the un special representative himself augustine wayne said that more cooperation is necessary with the government. but also that the united nations needed either more troops in molly or a more restricted mandate in order to be more effective to send to the guy did by whatever decisions the consummate date. the clearly a peacekeeping operations up at age on the basis of concept from the husk country and up some of the concepts operating in a specific country would be extremely challenging if not to pause. when is most mandate expires at the end of this month? and the difficult negotiations on whether or not to extend it are already underway . kristin, so me, me, i'll just here on the united nations. it's molly is preparing to hold a constitutional referendum on sunday. this could strengthen the powers of the president head of next year's elections. nicholas hack has been at a rally in donica. it almost feels like the modern football team has just won the applicant top of nations, the people who were celebrating. but in fact, this is

haidi: the manager for the bank of international settlements, augustine carstens there.ella with a look at how the markets are faring. annabelle: 45 minutes into the session for japan, korea and australia we, are starting to see a few different things emerge at the start of the day's trading. i would say that this is very range-bound trading. volumes generally are off the 20 day moving averages. for instance in emerging market currencies, they are starting to trend to the downside versus what you see, again, very range-bound. still seeing moves higher for commodity-linked currencies like the aussie dollar, the swedish krona. some are moving to the upside in the session. the other focus today is what is happening in the tech space. you see the coloration between the nikkei, and the kospi in south korea, dessert reflecting concerns that we have that the fed is not going to be cutting rates anytime soon. we sawtek among the big laggards -- we saw take a march the big -- we sawtek been a marked the big laggards in the previous session. this company, jsr, this stock surged mo

invented that reflected the thousand years of from thomas acquaintance and to some degree, 2000 from augustine saying that the key notion of just war and just means in war. in other words, the kind of war that could also could be very it could be participated in by christians. the key thing was the absolute immunity from direct attack of noncombatants. so the terms, the basis of the law of war and always had been hague conventions, the geneva, everything else that was key. so fdr was just saying we've seen this violated by bestial tactics in china and in spain. that's all observed that we will not do this. okay. which everybody agreed to right away, very reluctantly on the british side, because churchill really was very anxious to carry this out. but he had to go along and. carry the story forward fast for every bomb that germany dropped on london or england, of course, the war, which killed a lot of people, something like 40,000 people, the us raaf dropped more than ten bombs on german cities and by the end of the war had killed, some say 300,000. but a better figure is 600,000 germans, civil

host: next on the line is ralph and augustine, georgia, democratic line.t is your question or comments? caller: i have a comment and then a quick question. it seems that the republicans are trying to get in and see who will get the academy award. it's hard to see mayor dez marjorie taylor greene and jim jordan. mccarthy is supposed to be the leader and when obama was first fitted to office, he met with the other leading republicans and said they would do nothing to support this president. as soon as he becomes speaker of the house, the first thing he did was take people down to el paso. he had people go with jim jordan to new york area he went to taiwan, he took off and went to israel and promised them all sorts of things. if he wants to save us money, how is it he can start off by doing these things? that's not saving money. they told us it would be a revenge once they took over. how can i trust my government? guest: thank you so much for paying so much attention to what is going on in the congress. that was a really detailed articulation of the actions o

host: we will go to augustine, georgia. democratic caller. caller: good morning.ran, i used the v.a. for procedures or testing and everything. i also decided i needed to go ahead and get a backup source of medical coverage. now, we have states, republican governors who took the medicaid subsidies, and they are doing quite well with the medicaid subsidies. the affordable care act. when i first joined the affordable subsidies was eight cents. it cost me more to get a a money order to mail in the eight cents. you have free medicaid money for states like the lady in south carolina, and now she cannot get coverage if she still had medicaid. maybe she could still get the help and preventive medicine help. republicans had over 14 years to come up with a health care plan and still to this day have not come up anything that will benefit the american people as in other developed countries have. the insurance companies are ripping us off. now you have corporations that are making record profits, but they do not want to contribute tax dollars to help us pay for medical covera

journalist augustin trapenard led the first round.em to be interested in any field of the space sector. it's not only about astronauts, there are lots of majors that could help build and maintain the space sector back in saudi arabia. a butterfly thought to be extinct in london has been seen in hedgerows in the south—east outskirts of the capital. the butterfly conservation charity believes they were released into the wild but they don't know who did it or why. these pictures were taken by the bbc�*s security correspondent, frank gardner. the multitalented frank gardner. let's go back to central london where proceedings are under way at the high court prince harry's legal battle against the mirror newspapers. the court will be hearing from his lawyer, david sherborne, after some housekeeping matters are sorted out by the judge in this case. we have just heard that prince harry will not be turning up today in person, but we are expecting him tomorrow. he is expected to be the first member of the royal family for more than 100 years to