dominic casciani reports.ne over manchester, a video showing how easy it was to get over the walls of the city's jail. this social media clip one of many bragging about deliveries by air to prisoners. this is the scale of the threat now identified at one of england's highest security prisons. the delivery of drugs and contraband by drone are now a massive problem forjails — this footage showing how gangs fly them right up to cell windows. two reports today reveal how the devices are destabilising two prisons holding some of the most dangerous men in the uk — murderers, gang bosses and terrorism offenders. at hmp manchester, the prisons watchdog says the airspace has been ceded to organised crime gangs. knives are being flown in because of broken cctv and failed netting. prisoners have been breaking £5,000 windows to receive deliveries faster than they can be replaced. hmp long lartin in worcestershire holds some of the uk's most dangerous terrorism offenders, yet its bosses are similarly struggling with drones

our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani was at the high court.ine after headline, story after story. years of intrusion now accepted by the sun in a stunning conclusion in prince harry's battle against the tabloid. for years, the duke had said he was the victim of unlawful practices. he blames the media for the death of his mother. he says journalists destroyed his first flush of love with chelsy davy. and today at the high court, this was the first moment of reckoning. from yesterday, there had been clues in secret talks. he had been clues in secret talks. he had been up all night, but the duke's barrister david sherborne was looking surprisingly freshfaced and chipper. has looking surprisingly freshfaced and chi er. . , , looking surprisingly freshfaced and chi er. ., , ., chipper. has there been a settlement? _ chipper. has there been a settlement? good - chipper. has there been a l settlement? good morning. chipper. has there been a - settlement? good morning. and chipper. has there been a _ settlement? good morning. andjust settlement? good

our home and legal correspondent, dominic casciani, is here. why the delay? we are not sure what's going on. there is definitely some kind of talks going on between vince harry and news group newspapers. we know this because the case was due to open this morning and lawyers between both sides said they needed to talk. —— between prince harry. they came back later and one of the lawyers said euphemistically there is a settlement dynamic. an indication something has been put on the table and clearly it means prince harry must be considering that or it might go the other way, maybe he made an offer to the other side. we don't know, it is legally privileged and confidential. this case has been like climbing mount everest. we don't know if this possible settlement gets us anywhere from base camp up to the summit but we do know they are going to come back to court tomorrow. the interesting thing is this, at the moment it is about 2:30pm in the afternoon california time where prince harry lives with his family. if his lawyers come back into court bleary eyed tomorro

dominic casciani, reports.the walls of the city's jail. this social media clip one of many bragging about deliveries by air to prisoners. this is the scale of the threat now identified at one of england's highest security prisons. the delivery of drugs and contraband by drone are now a massive problem forjails — this footage showing how gangs fly them right up to cell windows. two reports today reveal how the devices are destabilising two prisons holding some of the most dangerous men in the uk — murderers, gang bosses and terrorism offenders. at hmp manchester, the prisons watchdog says the airspace has been ceded to organised crime gangs. knives are being flown in because of broken cctv and failed netting. prisoners have been breaking £5,000 windows to receive deliveries faster than they can be replaced. hmp long lartin in worcestershire holds some of the uk's most dangerous terrorism offenders, yet its bosses are similarly struggling with drones dropping camouflaged contraband into the grounds. how is the pr

our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani is outside court. but there's been a delay. what can you tell us? that's right, a mysterious delay because the world media is here and all the lawyers are here for prince harry's team and newsgroup newspapers. nothing has been going on for hours and the dead was asked to delay the case until two o'clock so that the two sides could continue discussions about something we don't know about —— the judge was asked to delay the case. that has caused speculation in the media that perhaps there are settlement talks going on. i stress, we have nothing to suggest that that is definitely the case, it is purely speculation. but as of last night, most of us here would have said the chances of that happening were less than the chances of meghan markle signing up to do a lifestyle column for the sun. so it is about what is at stake here for prince harry and newsgroup newspapers. let's look at the issues in this case which will pan out over the next eight weeks. a royal witness coming back to court. harry! it's almost

our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani has more.o showing how easy it was to get over the walls of the city's jail. this social media clip one of many bragging about deliveries by air to prisoners. this is the scale of the threat now identified at one of england's highest security prisons.

dominic casciani was at the high court. headline after headline, story after story.rs of intrusion, now accepted by the sun in a stunning conclusion in prince harry's battle against tabloid. for years, the duke has said he was a victim of unlawful practices. he blames the media for the death of his mother. he says journalists destroyed his first flush of love with chelsy davy. and today, at the high court, this was the moment of reckoning. from yesterday, there had been clues of secret talks. he'd been up all night, but the duke's barrister david sherborne was looking surprisingly fresh—faced and chipper. mr sherborne, has there been a settlement? - good morning. we'll have to see. and see we did. just after 10:30am, mr sherborne stood up in court and announced the two sides had reached an agreement and read out words his client had long waited to hear. "ngn offers a full and unequivocal apology to the duke of sussex for the serious intrusion by the sun between 1996 and 2011 into his private life, including incidents of unlawful activities carried out by private inve

dominic casciani, bbc news.failings of authorities over child sex exploitation gangs. sarah champion, who is the mp for rotherham, said a new investigation was the only way to restore faith in safeguarding systems. 0ur political correspondent iain watsonjoins us now, iain, will this latest intervention make a difference? not necessarily in another itself. the prime minister is under pressure. kemi badenoch has met some of the victims and of course nigel farage. there are voices now inside his own party calling for the same thing. sarah champion is very influential. she carried out an inquiry into child exploitation more than a decade ago alongside barnardo's. she spoke out what she called pakistani gangs in her area, rotherham. it is estimated there are 1400 victims in her constituency of i400 victims in her constituency of child sexual exploitation. that makes her quite a credible voice. in addition she has an action plan she wants the government to look at. she says she wants to see the independent child sexua

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