also colleen rooney will continue.al here. the high court is expected to last for seven days.— for seven days. greg, thank you very much. for seven days. greg, thank you very much- much — for seven days. greg, thank you very much. much more _ for seven days. greg, thank you very much. much more coming _ for seven days. greg, thank you very much. much more coming up - for seven days. greg, thank you very much. much more coming up in - for seven days. greg, thank you very much. much more coming up in the. much. much more coming up in the next will talk a little bit more about the queen speech, we will talk about the queen speech, we will talk about deborahjames as well and we will also talk about that new report talking about the climate for that right now we will pause, we will catch with the weather prospect. thank you very much. it's been a pretty good afternoon for many areas, plenty of sunshine around the typical scene behind me of what it's been like for many of us. scattered showers around in the north and west, s

can't read it, it says we cannot rule out the use of nuclear weapons in the conflict between colleen rooneywist and turn at this courts case being picked over.— being picked over. it's sort of compelling — being picked over. it's sort of compelling stuff, _ being picked over. it's sort of compelling stuff, isn't - being picked over. it's sort of compelling stuff, isn't it - being picked over. it's sort of compelling stuff, isn't it two | compelling stuff, isn't it two fighting _ compelling stuff, isn't it two fighting over alleged leaks to the media _ fighting over alleged leaks to the media and betraying trust in effect, that's— media and betraying trust in effect, that's what— media and betraying trust in effect, that's what the allegation is that colleen — that's what the allegation is that colleen rooney is alleging that rebekah vardy is behind all of these leaks and _ rebekah vardy is behind all of these leaks and that the stories that come with a fixed — leaks and that the stories that come with a fixed rate she planted to find out — with a fixed rate she planted to find out who she w

taken the stand as a witness in this - the stand as a witness in this trial, called to the stand colleen rooney'selse you wanted to - see them leaving there. was there anything else you wanted to say? i see them leaving there. was there | anything else you wanted to say? it is a seven day trial and this is just the beginning of the evidence giving of rebekah vardy, colleen rooney will be on the stand, we are expecting her to give evidence on friday. it has been the queen's speech in the house of commons, mps have been debating it in the last hour or two and bringing a straight up to date is my colleague. back to you. we are going to talk about one aspect of the governments's legislative programme which is reflected into bills, its attitude to civil liberty and rights. those two pills at the public order bill which potentially would create a new offence which will criminalise some of the protest activity resort last summer, the protests that interrupt this infrastructure work going on last summer. but also, in terms of the other aspect in the government's queen's speech proposes today of a british

the barrister of the defendant, colleen rooney, went first, saying that rebekah vardy regularly and frequentlyion through her agent, caroline watt, seen here on the left, then she was responsible for caroline watt�*s actions. he spoke about the deliberate deletion and destruction of evidence, accusing rebekah vardy of deleting whatsapp messages, and then having lied about it under oath. at this point, rebekah vardy picked up her laptop and left court, returning an hour later, missing hearing herself being called an entirely unreliable witness. then it was the turn of rebekah vardy�*s legal team, who argued it was a very simple case, if you cleared away the conspiracy theories. they said that rebekah vardy did not leak the information, nor did she authorise anyone else to leak. they asked that a substantial award of damages should be made. this trial has covered a lot of ground and brought up many subjects which have never been mentioned in the high court before. gemma collins faceplanting on dancing on ice. a mobile phone, which ended up at the bottom of the north sea in davy jones's locker. a

the final day of the libel case between colleen rooney and rebekah vardy.us. it's believed the most recent infections were picked up most recent infections were picked up in britain rather than linked to travel overseas, specifically west africa. katharine da costa has the details. , ~ ., ., ~ details. they think that monkeypox mi . ht details. they think that monkeypox miaht be details. they think that monkeypox might be spreading _ details. they think that monkeypox might be spreading in _ details. they think that monkeypox might be spreading in the - details. they think that monkeypox i might be spreading in the community, but they say the risk of infection is still low. the symptoms start with fever, headache, fatigue. there can be a rash. it can spread to other parts of the body. and it can change to look a bit like chickenpox before forming a scab. it's usually mild and people recover after a few weeks. monkeypox spreads through very close contact, so skin to skin contact through coughs and sneezes, but also testing, bedding and policing —— touching,

that's what prompted colleen rooney to put up herfamous that's what prompted colleen rooney to put upe sitting in the high court. as for the wagatha nickname, she found it ridiculous and hated every moment of it. she also asked why she had on a screen grab of a picture of her unveiling a scooby doo baddie, she said she did not want to draw attention to herself and that had been made by somebody else. it finished with rebekah vardy�*s lawyer saying it was her agent, caroline watt, who had been the leak but coueen watt, who had been the leak but colleen rooney would not accept this, she said she did believe that rebekah vardy herself knew exactly what was going on. if you were watching the sky overnight, there's a chance you may have an unusual phenomenon — a super blood moon. what's that? well, a blood moon is the result of a total lunar eclipse, when the earth comes between the moon and the sun. the sunlight that reaches the moon passes through the earth's atmosphere. that bends the light and makes the moon's surface appear red. a super blood moon is what you get when it happens while

and rebekah vardy v colleen rooney — the so—called �*wagatha christie' libel trial kicks off at the highh london. she's just been crowned the top mathematician in the uk in her year group, after taking part in the world maths day global challenge — a worldwide competition involving ten million children from 160 countries. let's hear more about it. keep practising maths until you reach your goal. when i leave school, i'm going to aim to be a scientist because maths can really help me do that and i want to learn more about the world. my name is michelle, i am eight years old and i am the gold medal winner of the maths global challenge. the world maths day challenge is a global competition which attracts over 10 million children, and for michelle in our little school here in deptford, to have come out as being the champion, it goes to show how well she has done. i was happy but shocked. i couldn't believe i could do something like that. all my friends were proud of me. the challenges and the task are quite difficult, but the difficulty is based on children's ages. they have to work quickly.

colleen rooney posted this. these are the stories that she is referring to.thing was labelled wagatha and she was quick to respond. you will make a similar lengthy statement saying that it was not true. �* , ., , ., ., statement saying that it was not true. ~ , ., , ., ., , true. and it is a shame that she didn't call _ true. and it is a shame that she didn't call her _ true. and it is a shame that she didn't call her and _ true. and it is a shame that she didn't call her and if _ true. and it is a shame that she didn't call her and if she - true. and it is a shame that she didn't call her and if she had i true. and it is a shame that she i didn't call her and if she had known earlier about this, she could maybe seeing the act made any difference. she flat out denied being the leak from the off, saying that a number of people had access to the social media accounts and notjust heard. speaking to the press, interview with the mail, she was asked. rebecca also described the conversation they had, i said... and s is played out, people who knew them began to take

rebekah vardy v colleen rooney — the so—called �*wagatha christie�* libel trial kicks off at the highc. and, we go behind the scenes in turin for the eurovision song contest, where ukraine is tipped to win on saturday. and coming up on the bbc news channel. he's one of the world's most sought—after talents, but is erling haaland on his way to the premier league? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. prince charles has unveiled the government's plans for legislation for the year ahead, at the state opening of parliament. it was the first time in nearly 60 years that the queen didn't deliver the speech, after she decided not to attend because of what buckingham palace described as mobility problems. the speech contained 38 bills and draft bills and outlined the government's plan to tackle the cost of living crisis and regional inequalities. it included a new levelling up and regeneration bill, containing powers to force landlords in england to let out empty shops, in a bid to rejuvenate high streets. a brexit freedoms bill, to give ministers new powers to overhaul eu laws t

. - colleen rooney has been in the witness box at the high court again this morning, as she defends apened in court today? coleen roone 's what happened in court today? coleen rooney's cross — what happened in court today? coleen rooney's cross examination _ what happened in court today? coleen rooney's cross examination finished i rooney's cross examination finished just before lunchtime. went into great detail about her online detective work and how she tried to find out who was leaking stories from her private instagram to the press. we heard all kinds of things about how she had tried to work out who was leaking by putting up fake stories, and the focus moved in particular under one story. it was when their basement flooded, made up by coleen rooney, put on instagram stories. only rebekah vardy�*s account had access to it, and then appeared in this newspaper. that is what prompted coleen vardy to put up the account accusation. she said she never expected it to go as big as it did, and she also said she did not expect to be sitting in the high court. as for the wagatha christie nic

coueen colleen rooney arriving for a second day in the witness box.prompting rooney to post the accusation. colleen rooney said she found it ridiculous and that far from enjoying the attention giving from enjoying the attention giving from her —— given to her, she hated every minute. she said the reason she didn't confront rebekah vardy before going public was that by that stage, she didn't believe a word that was coming out of her mouth. she described rebekah's explicates it messages as just evil. her lawyer says that his client has accepted that it was her agent, caroline watts, senior on the left, who was the leak. she believes rebekah vardy knew what was going on the whole time. colin paterson, bbc news, the high court. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. scattered, heavy showers and thunderstorms across parts of northern ireland, wales and england fading now as we get on into the night. still some rain in scotland, that's weakening as it moves across the northern isles overnight and fizzles out. and second half of the night

the mirror, which leads with the latest from rebekah vardy and colleen rooney's high court libel trials from the first day of evidence to be heard. the top story for metro is the state opening of parliament — with its contents read by prince charles. it reports that the queen watched the ceremony on television the sun also carries the story of prince charles stepping in in place of the queen. it says the monarch was "very proud" of her son. the guardian focusses more on the content of today's announcements — leading with labour leader sir keir starmer calling the speech "bereft of ideas". the daily mail picks up an aspect of proposed legislation it says was dropped from the speech — which would've meant employees had a default right to work from home. it also claims other bills have already been toned down the times too hones in on one of the 38 bills or draughts set out today — looking at plans to give neighbours the power to hold referendums over the style and size of extensions, new homes and conversions on their street. the telegraph's political coverage quotes liz truss who has sa

a social media at libel trial involving your back—up barty and colleen at rooney has started at the highthe podcast or debra james, who has raised more than £1 million for cancer charities, announces she is having hospice care at home for her terminal bowel cancer. the met office warns of a 50-50 cancer. the met office warns of a 50—50 chance of the world crossing a key global warming threshold with average temperatures rising more than 1.5 celsius over the next five years. and the video games publisher ea sports says it's going to stop making fee for the for breaded football titles which have sold hundreds of millions since launching almost 30 years ago. good evening. the queen's speech had all the pomp we have come to expect from the occasion but with one crucial difference. instead it was prince charles that the government's with a slate of agenda with rising costs hitting millions of households in the government saying we cannot spend our way out of the crisis but instead the prime minister said the answer with economic growth. let's look at some of the key proposals there'll be meas

heard at the high court, as the so—called "wagatha christie" libel case between rebekah vardy and colleen rooney

heard at the high court, as the so—called "wagatha christie" libel case between rebekah vardy and colleen rooneyraws to a close. and it could have been you — the lucky couple who've scooped £181; million. he was like, i've got a secret to tell you. i've got a secret to tell you. yeah. and then he told me and i was like, don't be stupid! and coming up on the bbc news channel... england starjofra archer's injury nightmare continues. he'll miss the rest of the season with a stress fracture in his lower back. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the metropolitan police has completed its investigation into breaches of covid regulations at downing street and whitehall. the force said a total of 126 fixed penalty notices have been issued. 28 people have received between two and five fines. downing street have said that the prime minister has been told there will be no more action against him, after he was fined last month for an event on his 56th birthday injune 2020. the conclusion of the police investigation opens the way for the publication of the senior civil servant sue gray's report

rebekah vardy v colleen rooney — the so—called �*wagatha christie' libel trial kicks off at the high

girlfriends at the 2018 world cup as she was giving evidence in her high court libel trial against colleen rooneypicture of the enormous black hole at the centre of our galaxy. doctors and paramedics have told the bbc that long waits for ambulances are having a dangerous impact on patient safety. bbc analysis found a 77% rise in the most serious safety incidents logged by paramedics in england over the past year, compared to before the pandemic. and nhs england said there were more life—threatening ambulance call—outs last month than in any previous april. 0ur health editor hugh pym has the story. i was certainly more traumatised than i should have been. it was raining, it was cold and i was in a lot of pain. penny, who lives in south devon, broke her leg badly but was told the ambulance would take up to four hours. it was first aider is from a lifeboat crew who got her onto a stretcher and gave her pain relief, and her daughter who drove her to hospital. i was so grateful. for penny, a former nurse, it was a sad reflection on the condition of the nhs. we are in a state whereby we cannot rely on

ms vardy is suing colleen rooney for libel — after rooney accused vardy of selling private stories. 0urekah vardy has been in the witness stand, giving evidence today, she will likely be going on to give evidence tomorrow. coleen rooney has been feet away from, staring her down entire time. the lawyer coleen rooney has been questioning rebekah vardy on new stories and messages she sent to her agent, he says these messages between the two are examples of plans to leak stories. in one case, he says that there was a plan to leak the story of a celebrity who rebekah vardy knew, having an affair. he read out the messages in court, he said, 0mg, have you've seen how badly misses if this behaving? leaked the story. in response to this, rebekah vardy said she was just response to this, rebekah vardy said she wasjustjoking when response to this, rebekah vardy said she was justjoking when she sent this comment but the lawyer seeing as you mentioned earlier that this was standard practice to these stories, that rebekah vardy would leak the stories to her agent and her agent would pass the stories

rooney to the press. our correspondent has been following the trial. following six days of evidence and cross examination and revelations and rebuttals, today we have been hearing the closing arguments. colleen they were not here today. this morning we heard from david, the lawyer representing and he said her post in 2019 when she accused rebecca party of leaking stories about her was substantially true. she —— he said rebecca had regularly and frequently leaked information to the newspaper and if she had approved or condone the actions of caroline what her then agent, she was responsible. he describes rebecca vardy as an entirely unreliable witness and he accused her of lying under oath in court. he said there had been the deliberate deviation and destruction of evidence and by this he is the as referring to what's app messages and a missing phone. he described his excuse as for and he pardoned. this afternoon we heard from hugh tom benson, the lawyer representing rebecca vardy and he said because with any�*s post had been a serious defamatory allegation that caused serious and widespread harm. he said many of colleen really�*s lawyers have been nothing more than a conspiracy theory and tha

ms vardy is suing colleen rooney for libel, after rooney accused vardy of selling private stories. 0urends outside a restaurant in saint petersburg, again she denied having anything to do with the setting up of that picture which subsequently appeared in the sun, and she was also taken through some of the stories that are at the very crux of this particular case, fake stories that coleen rooney says she put on her instagram which coleen rooney says were only viewed by rebecca vardy and then which subsequently appeared in the sun. these were stories like a car crash that coleen rooney was involved in, flooding in the sight�*s basement and also a suggestion that coleen rooney had flown to mexico to consult on gender selection theory so that her next baby would be a girl rather than a boy. rebecca vardy has girl rather than a boy. rebecca va rdy has consistently girl rather than a boy. rebecca vardy has consistently denied having anything to do with these stories making their way to the sun and she is due to continue giving evidence to the rest of the afternoon and will either finish out

colleen bernie has taken the stand at the high court in london. let's go to the high court now and speak to our correspondent. what has happened in court today? coleen rooneyirst time she's ever spoken publicly about this case at all but i think it is worth a very quick recap about how we even got to this point. she said it was back in 2018 that she felt there was information being leaked from her private instagram account. not a public one which has a million followers or thereabouts but a private one which has around 300 followers on it. she felt information from their was given to newspapers ending up as newspaper headline so she set up what the court has called a sting operation where she effectively restricted who had access to various posts and then she put up some fake posts and then she put up some fake posts as well and then she watched and waited to see which ones of those ended up in the newspapers and then very publicly in 2019 across all of her social media accounts she declared its... rebekah vardy�*s account. that is why she is being sued for damages here at the high court. she was questioned by rebekah vardy�*s legal team about that today s