christine flack.u need an orgnaisation to contact to help with any of the conversations we're having, please do contact the bbc�*s action line, the details of which are on your screen now. in response to christine flack�*s interview with us, an itv spokesperson said: let's talk now to former culture minister lord vaizey and us howell, former head of news in an itv region and managing editor of sky news and now professor emeritus ofjournalism at city university. welcome to you both. phillip schofield has given his side of the story. does it raise further questions for itv? i story. does it raise further questions for itv?- story. does it raise further questions for itv? story. does it raise further cuestions for itv? ~ , , questions for itv? i think the best thin i questions for itv? i think the best thing i would _ questions for itv? i think the best thing i would like _ questions for itv? i think the best thing i would like to _ questions for itv? i think the best thing i would like to say _ question

the mother of the television presenter caroline flack has criticised the way itv handled the departurered to learn the lessons from her daughter's suicide. the former host of this morning apologised after he admitted lying about an affair with a younger male colleague, and said he understood how caroline flack felt in the face of utterly "relentless" news coverage. christine flack has been speaking to bbc newsnight, saying she was worried about both mr schofield and the young man he was involved with. they treat them as commodities and i know it is a lovelyjob. but they are not commodities, they are people and they are employed and if my employed and take care of me, there would be all how to pay. just employed and take care of me, there would be all how to pay.— would be all how to pay. just before we to, we would be all how to pay. just before we go. we will _ would be all how to pay. just before we go, we will bring _ would be all how to pay. just before we go, we will bring you _ would be all how to pay. just before we go, we will bring you some - would be all how to pay. just befo

she was a very different person. — flack. she was a very different person. a _ flack.what she did. and got _ treated badly by tv and media. for what she did. and got sacked - treated badly by tv and media. for what she did. and got sacked and i treated badly by tv and media. for. what she did. and got sacked and so on. what she did. and got sacked and so on but— what she did. and got sacked and so on but what— what she did. and got sacked and so on but what i— what she did. and got sacked and so on. but what i wanted _ what she did. and got sacked and so on. but what i wanted to _ what she did. and got sacked and so on. but what i wanted to say - what she did. and got sacked and so on. but what i wanted to say was, i on. but what i wanted to say was, his own _ on. but what i wanted to say was, his own treatment _ on. but what i wanted to say was, his own treatment of— on. but what i wanted to say was, his own treatment of people, - on. but what i wanted to say was, his own treatment of people, for. his own treatment of people, for example — his own treatment of people,

ms flack told bbc's newsnight senottett— ms flack told bbc's newsnight schofield had— ms flack told bbc'sty— schofield had done the right tntne by being— schofield had done the right thing by being honest and that she thing by being honest and that one nooet— thing by being honest and that one noted it— thing by being honest and that she hoped it would now settle. it she hoped it would now settle. tt nonene— she hoped it would now settle. tt ne— she hoped it would now settle. it worries me because it just no— it worries me because it just it's relentless— it worries me because it just it's relentless on— it worries me because it just it's relentless on him. ”tit; it's relentless on him. i feel, you— it's relentless on him. i feel, you know.— it's relentless on him. i feel, you know. ._ it's relentless on him. i feel, you know. . to— it's relentless on him. i feel, you know, i do feel worried for him. no, they haven't learnt anything. they haven't. they treat them as commodities. and i know it's a lovely job and i know it's a lovely job and i know they earn money. but also the television s

ms flack told bbc's newsnight senonero— ms flack told bbc's newsnight schofield had— ms flack told bbc'srne ny— schofield had done the right rnrne by nerng— schofield had done the right thing by being honest and that she thing by being honest and that one nooeo— thing by being honest and that one nooeo n— thing by being honest and that she hoped it would now settle. it she hoped it would now settle. n wornee— she hoped it would now settle. n ne— she hoped it would now settle. it worries me because it just no— it worries me because it just it's relentless— it worries me because it just it's relentless on— it worries me because it just it's relentless on him. ”in; it's relentless on him. i feel, you— it's relentless on him. i feel, you know.— it's relentless on him. i feel, you know. ._ it's relentless on him. i feel, you know. r oo— it's relentless on him. i feel, you know, i do feel worried for him. no, they haven't learnt anything. they haven't. they treat them as commodities. and i know it's a lovely job and i know it's a lovely job and i know they earn money. but also the television s

yeah, christine flack gave an- christine flack gave an hcerwew— christine flack gave an interview toor those of us, including rwseh— and for those of us, including myself, who've— and for those of us, including myself, who've people to myself, who've lost people to swede.— myself, who've lost people to swhchee. yoe— myself, who've lost people to suicide, you can't— myself, who've lost people to suicide, you can't just throw it our— suicide, you can't just throw it out where— suicide, you can't just throw it out there es— suicide, you can't just throw it out there as a— suicide, you can't just throw it out there as a very touching sheehoh— out there as a very touching shwehoh. r— out there as a very touching situation. i do— out there as a very touching situation. i do feel sorry for hhhhp— situation. i do feel sorry for rhrhp chee— situation. i do feel sorry for philip that his— situation. i do feel sorry for philip that his mental anguish has philip that his mental anguish hes peep— philip that his mental anguish has been pushed— philip that his mental anguish has been pushed to the

i understand how caroline flack felt. last week, if my daughters hadn't been there... ..then i wouldn't be here. and they've. .. ..guarded me. it's like a weird... ..numbness. you feel strong enough to do this interview? yeah, i have to. why? why do you want to do this interview? because there is an innocent person here who didn't do anything wrong. ijust have to say, stop with him. ok with me, but stop with him, leave him alone now. 0k, where did you first meet this young man in question, what were the circumstances? i was invited by a friend of mine to go to open a drama school. whether it was immediately or sometime after, he said, will, you really follow him on twitter, because he's a fan. so i said, "yeah, sure." and he was 15 at the time? yeah. and this is over a decade ago? but i follow... i follow 11,300 people. and in all the time i've been on twitter, there has never been any whiff of impropriety. and how often were you in touch with him? hardly, hardly at all. and that was it for a while. and then... ..he asked

i think i understand how caroline flack felt.aughters hadn't been there... ..then...i wouldn't be here. and they've. .. ..guarded me. um... and won't let me out of their sight. it's like a weird...numbness. i know that's a selfish point of view. but you come to a point where you just think, "how much are you supposed to take?" if all of those people that write all of that stuff... do they ever think that there's actually... ..a person at the other end? and so... ..hereiam, um... are you feeling 0k to do this? are you feeling strong enough to do this interview? yeah, i have to. why? why do you want to do this interview? because there is an innocent person here who didn't do anything wrong. who is...vulnerable... ..and probably feels like i do. and... ..i just have to say... ..stop with him. ok, with me. but stop with him. leave him alone now. let me say, you know, a lot of my questions are going to be uncomfortable and, let's face it, intrusive. but you've chosen this opportunity to tell your side of the story. and there are quest

christine flack told newsnight she was worried about both mr schofield and the young man involved.lso the television stations that earn money from them. and... but they're not commodities, they're people and they're employed. and if my employee didn't take care of me, there'd be all hell to pay. there will be higher security than ever before at the epsom derby — one of the uks biggest horse races — today after animal rights campaigners said they will target the event. the animal rising group stormed the field at the grand national race in april, glueing and locking themsleves tojumps. three horses died during the festival. let's cross to the racecourse at epsom where our correspondent charlotte gallgaher is there. they are talking about unprecedented security ahead of the meeting today but what are you seeing? this security ahead of the meeting today but what are you seeing?— but what are you seeing? as you would exoect — but what are you seeing? as you would expect lots _ but what are you seeing? as you would expect lots of _ but what are you seeing? as you would expect lots of po

, and about caroline flack, and otvtouety— about caroline flack, and obviously we— about caroline flackd partners and, you know, shock,— their lovers and partners and, you know, shock, horror. a man vvuo-e— you know, shock, horror. a man vvuo-e uovtug— you know, shock, horror. a man who's having an— you know, shock, horror. a man who's having an affair tells tree— who's having an affair tells ttee otout— who's having an affair tells lies about it.— who's having an affair tells lies about it. that's not utueuot— lies about it. that's not unusual either. however, i do tutut— unusual either. however, i do tutut tutt— unusual either. however, i do think that the _ unusual either. however, i do think that the onus on in this, rory,— think that the onus on in this, toy. reotty— think that the onus on in this, toy. reotty te— think that the onus on in this, rory, really is on— think that the onus on in this, rory, really is on the management of itv. i can't tetteve— management of itv. i can't believe that— management of itv. i can't believe that they didn't they tttu-t— believe that they didn'

, and about caroline flack, and oiwioasiy— about caroline flack, and obviously we— about caroline flack was-s nawing— you know, shock, horror. a man who's having an— you know, shock, horror. a man who's having an affair tells kiss— who's having an affair tells iiss aioai— who's having an affair tells lies about it.— who's having an affair tells lies about it. that's not anasaai— lies about it. that's not unusual either. however, i do inink— unusual either. however, i do inink inas— unusual either. however, i do think that the _ unusual either. however, i do think that the onus on in this, row.— think that the onus on in this, isory. rsaiiy— think that the onus on in this, isory. rsaiiy is— think that the onus on in this, rory, really is on— think that the onus on in this, rory, really is on the management of itv. i can't isiisws— management of itv. i can't believe that— management of itv. i can't believe that they didn't they iiin-i— believe that they didn't they iiin-i know— believe that they didn't they didn't know what was going on. an.— didn't know what was going on. an. giwsn— didn

he was in a brief friendship with caroline flack, — a brief friendship with caroline flack, the lateange and was amazed to find a _ voice mail to arrange and was amazed to find a photographer was waiting for him _ to find a photographer was waiting for him undera to find a photographer was waiting for him under a car outside the flat and got _ for him under a car outside the flat and got pictures that appeared in the people newspaper and he could not understand how they got information he discussed with his brother— information he discussed with his brother but the mirror said may be someone — brother but the mirror said may be someone around you sold it and somebody— someone around you sold it and somebody pass the information on and somebody— somebody pass the information on and somebody pass the information on and somebody pass the information on maybe _ somebody pass the information on maybe there is a more innocent or maybe there is a more innocent or may he _ maybe there is a more innocent or may be unpalatable and legal explanation but he just kept saying no, explanation but h

ithink... ..i understand... ..how caroline flack felt. um... me. um... and won�*t let me out of their sight. it�*s like a weird...numbness. i know that�*s a selfish point of view. but you come to a point where you just think,

and this is how caroline flack felt. and this is how caroline flack felt. and it didn't stop.eing something wrong. i've earned owned up to it. but a constant. i have friends texted me this morning said it's relentless and when will it stop. what is the agenda? when will it stop? someone said they're being treated like jack the ripper. i haven't looked at the single thing. that will be the final push. i haven't looked at the single newspaper item. i deleted all the apps and took off notifications and have not looked at my phone or the news but well—meaning people come through to you and said can't believe this has been said. can't believe this has been said. can't believe you're being painted as this person. we love you, we know you. all of those things. still it comes and it is utterly relentless. uncontrolled. 0nline.- and it is utterly relentless. uncontrolled. 0nline. why is all this coming _ uncontrolled. 0nline. why is all this coming out _ uncontrolled. 0nline. why is all this coming out no, _ uncontrolled. 0nline. why is all this coming out no, philip? i uncontrolled. 0

caroline flack was neet— real life. caroline flack was neet-tt-s— real life.meant to be the channel? the- is an itv meant to be the channel? , / is an itv meant to be the- channel? the people? yeah that's what i thought that i was meant to be. the channel of the you knew.— to be. the channel of the you know, holly willoughby says that she's going . kerry. she says she's going. kerry. she says sne-s— she's going. kerry. she says sne-s getng— she's going. kerry. she says sne-s getng te— she's going. kerry. she says she's going to be— gi g kerry. she says she's going to be back git g kerry. she says she's going to be back on the stew— she's going to be back on the snew en— she's going to be back on the show on monday— she's going to be back on the show on monday and she's going to show on monday and she's going te eenw— show on monday and she's going te eenw en— show on monday and she's going to carry on without— show on monday and she's going to carry on without phillip. do you— to carry on without phillip. do wen tntnt— to carry on without phillip. do you think

and this is how caroline flack felt . and is how caroline flack felt. held at ttattte m— time around, 40 protesters held up traffic in north— time around, 40 protesters held up traffic in north and west tantam— up traffic in north and west teatem sta— up traffic in north and west london. sir keir— up traffic in north and west london. sir keir starmer has teem— london. sir keir starmer has been accused— london. sir keir starmer has been accused of— london. sir keir starmer has been accused of being in bed wttt— been accused of being in bed wttt tast— been accused of being in bed wttt test at.— been accused of being in bed with just oil. and— been accused of being in bed with just oil. and that's teawse— with just oil. and that's because the— with just oil. and that's because the businessman dale wate— because the businessman dale vmee, wtt— because the businessman dale vmee, who gave— because the businessman dale vince, who gave the money to tateww — vince, who gave the money to tateww atse— vince, who gave the money to labour, also supports the pretest—

caroline flack had had mental issues for a temg— flack had had mental issues for a tehg hme— flack hadthe fact that itv have engaged— about the fact that itv have engaged h— about the fact that itv have engaged in what i believe and i mew— engaged in what i believe and i knew thew— engaged in what i believe and i knew thew temw— engaged in what i believe and i know they deny it. j “t: ji“ti.titi; know they deny it. and i'm more than happy for them to come for me this. but i believe and me on this. but i believe and i have proof of it that they have engagedin have proof of it that they have engaged in a course cover up. yes, i think that's what's really sticking in people's throats honest, we throats because to be honest, we don't full story. don't know the full story. we've never heard this we've never heard from this young— we've never heard from this weamg-hts— we've never heard from this young-his side- we've never heard from this young his side of story young lad his side of the story etthet— young lad his side of the story either-really- young lad his side of the story either real

caroline flack had had mental issues for a temg— flack had had mental issues for a tehg hme— flack hadout the fact that itv have engaged— about the fact that itv have engaged h— about the fact that itv have engaged in what i believe and i mew— engaged in what i believe and i knew thew— engaged in what i believe and i knew thew temw— engaged in what i believe and i know they deny it. j “t: ji“ti.titi; know they deny it. and i'm more than happy for them to come for me this. but i believe and me on this. but i believe and i have proof of it that they have engagedin have proof of it that they have engaged in a course cover up. yes, i think that's what's really sticking in people's throats honest, we throats because to be honest, we don't full story. don't know the full story. we've never heard this we've never heard from this young— we've never heard from this weamg-hts— we've never heard from this young-his side- we've never heard from this young his side of story young lad his side of the story etthet— young lad his side of the story either-really- young lad his side of the story either

immediately the speaker of the house gets flack for doing that from the right side of his party. that is the dynamics. we are in strange and weird times and it is not going to get any better before the next election. host: john in las vegas. republican call. caller: i've been listening to this whole thing in your preaching bipartisanship. i am in the middle myself stop for me about two and a half years ago i was bored working and i started looking up the biden family fundings and i started looking into the association between corporate holdings how money is being transferred through the government website to show money being passed through burisma, going back to the cayman islands. whether i am a republican or not, that is your there. i believe in making america great again. how can war democrats -- how can more democrats be a blind eye to the corruption right in front of them? guest: you're talking to a democrat who worked in the desantis administration. i do not talk bipartisanship. i did it. i was his emergency director and ran the first 18 months of covid in the state of flor

caroline flack said she was worried about both phillip schofield and the man involved.— man involved.commodities _ man involved. they treat them as commodities and _ man involved. they treat them as commodities and i _ man involved. they treat them as commodities and i know - man involved. they treat them as commodities and i know it - man involved. they treat them as commodities and i know it is - man involved. they treat them as commodities and i know it is a - commodities and i know it is a lovelyjob and all that but i know the television stations make money from them but they are not commodities, they are people, and they are employed and is my employee didn't take care of me they would be alltel to pay —— all hell to play. —— all hell to pay. rail passengers face more disruption today. 12,000 are on strike as these are the 40% of train services area to run. a business correspondent has more. from the epsom derby to the fa cup final and concerts by eltonjohn and beyonce, it is a weekend of huge sporting and musical events but fans are facing a challenge just to get a venues. it is

flack in hand, let's see how they do it, not yet. washington, uh , this applies, let's say, benevolence condescendingly, this is what is applied to russia the russian territory of the indigenous territory, no one disputes, and as the russian territory, there are more and more strikes, including on the kremlin , including terrorist acts organized by kiev and in moscow where darius dugin died and in st. petersburg. and where did the young blogger die? well, uh, of course, drone strikes on the kremlin and so on. moreover, this turns out to be such an interesting situation, on the one hand, the administration of the war categorically states that it does not approve of such actions. that she does not contribute to such an action. what did she not encourage? the destruction of nord stream 1 and nord stream 2 does not even pretend that, uh, that this is not how it works. and what implications could such actions have for american support? how do you view this position of the united states and how are you going to deal with it? see everything

was that your title was definitely not title and i got a certain amount of flack it but you know the editorial writers editors they want people to they want eyes on page and i think they succeeded really well that and there certainly are aspects of the college that i wish could be like the prison i wish it were more and were more tolerant, wish it were more peaceful. i wish there were no poems and computers in the classroom. there's so many things i'd like to see, similar to what the kind of class have in the prison. brooke allen former bennington college professor who works on that institution's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on

he says with caroline flack. he says that— with caroline flack.nd the government have sunk to rock bottom.— government have sunk to rock bottom haw,— government have sunk to rock bottom. harry, not sure it was aswhhw— bottom. harry, not sure it was aswhhw ss— bottom. harry, not sure it was terribly wise to— bottom. harry, not sure it was terribly wise to sink into ashhsah— terribly wise to sink into political territory. there and of course, he— political territory. there and of course, he had a go at piers wsasah— of course, he had a go at piers hareah wha— of course, he had a go at piers hareah whs hs— of course, he had a go at piers morgan, who he accuses of intimidation.— morgan, who he accuses of intimidation. well, he set out his ass— intimidation. well, he set out his h— intimidation. well, he set out his case in those— intimidation. well, he set out his case in those 55 pages, but shsh— his case in those 55 pages, but ahsh sashs— his case in those 55 pages, but then came the— his case in those 55 pages, but then came the difficult bit. yes

he says with caroline flack. he says that— with caroline flack..— government have sunk to rock bottom. werew— government have sunk to rock bottom. harry, not sure it was tewttw— bottom. harry, not sure it was tewttw we— bottom. harry, not sure it was terribly wise to— bottom. harry, not sure it was terribly wise to sink into petttteet— terribly wise to sink into political territory. there and of course, he— political territory. there and of course, he had a go at piers morgan,— of course, he had a go at piers wereew whe— of course, he had a go at piers morgan, who we— of course, he had a go at piers morgan, who he accuses of intimidation.— morgan, who he accuses of intimidation. well, he set out his intimidation. well, he set out tts ease— intimidation. well, he set out tts tw— intimidation. well, he set out his case in those— intimidation. well, he set out his case in those 55 pages, but then— his case in those 55 pages, but then eeme— his case in those 55 pages, but then came the— his case in those 55 pages, but then came the difficult bit. yes

., �* ., ., .,~ carolyn flack? i don't want to make those comparisons _ carolyn flack?because the level of intrusion in his life is unbelievably awful. have you individually _ unbelievably awful. have you individually spoken _ unbelievably awful. have you individually spoken to - unbelievably awful. have you individually spoken to either| unbelievably awful. have you i individually spoken to either of them since that? i individually spoken to either of them since that?— individually spoken to either of them since that? ., , them since that? i have never spoken to erson them since that? i have never spoken to person x. — them since that? i have never spoken to person x. it— them since that? i have never spoken to person x, it would _ them since that? i have never spoken to person x, it would be _ them since that? i have never spoken to person x, it would be something i | to person x, it would be something i would do, but i have spoken to phillip as i havejust would do, but i have spoken to phillip as i have just said. phillip as i have 'ust said. have ou phillip as i hav

go, thing take the flack and go, dean— thing take the flack and go, dean tnt— thing take the flack and paaeoltntnt nao— sweden. and i think, what, 800 pages think was what they came pages i think was what they came out pages i think was what they came oat-toot— pages i think was what they came oat-toot tnen— pages i think was what they came out took them something outwith. it took them something like out with. it took them something ttte ze— outwith. it took them something like 24 months. _ outwith. it took them something like 24 months. they've got the answers-want.- like 24 months. they've got the answers want. can't we answers that they want. can't we do oonetntnd— answers that they want. can't we do something like— answers that they want. can't we do something like that here? nett— do something like that here? nett. .— do something like that here? nett. . can— do something like that here? well, i can definitely- do something like that here? well, i can definitely .thel do something like that here? well, in:an definitely .thel do something like that here? well, in it. definitely .th

the prince says this one, about a secret dinner he had with the late tv presenter caroline flack at thes based on home phone hacking as he and his friend had out voicemails for each other and take a sided game from photo agency. this one about his then girlfriend chelsy davy�*s period at the visit to a lap dancing club was also based on hacking, prince harry says and mgn says it was another paper is the day before. when he split from chelsy there was this headline. prince harry told the court he was likely to exchange voicemails about the difficulties in their relationship and said, i now find this very suspicious. mgn says the story was in the news of the world before. prince harry blames the tabloids for his break—up with chelsy davy. today he told the court he had once found a tracking device on her car. put 30 claims by a private investigator. for my whole life, he said, the press have misled me and covered up the wrongdoing. andrew green for the mirror group asked him, would you be relieved or disappointed if the court decided he hadn't been hacked by mgn? prince harry said, phone

it's one of the first leagues that was founded in what's called the flack track revival in the early 2000s. >> reporter: bay area derby or as many of its members call it, b.a.d., is one of the most successful leagues in the country, offering opportunities for both beginners and advanced skaters to play and compete around the world. spider here is one of the newest members. >> i just was kind of stalking them trying to find -- i wanted to get back into skating and the first opportunity was a learn-to-skate clinic. i signed up and taken to it ever since. >> reporter: derby has long been a sport that queer people have gravitated towards and in recent years many trans people like kate say it's one of the last sports they still feel welcome playing. >> probably the only sport in which at the highest levels trans women are accepted and trans men and trans masculine people are accepted without flinching at all. >> reporter: spider told me b.a.d. is where they made their first friends in the bay area and because of that, it's grown into so much more than just a sport. >> community, belonging

represented for the holidays by state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin from the united states, ambassador flackho met with the turkish opposition before the elections. for which erdogan promised him to close the doors of his residence. the celebrations continued together with the memorial, symbolic for all turks, and there are no kabirs, where the ashes of the founder of the modern republic are buried mustafa and kemal, after 10:00 p.m. recep taip erdogan may announce the composition of the cabinet of ministers in the new government of the republic , many reshuffles are expected, the new cabinet of ministers should lead the country out of the economic crisis and consolidate turkey's status as an important player in the international arena or because of this temple message. about 900 people more than 170 pieces of equipment took part in large-scale exercises that took place in the noginsk rescue center of the ministry of emergencies, the audience saw the work of helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as specialized robotic complexes. today is the final day of the international complex se

from the government's picture spective -- perspective, even though they are getting some political flackopposition parties, they feel there is a principle here that's important to defend. ben t.: ben, it's good to talk to you. that is our political correspondent, ben wright. now to the director of inquiries and representative for the covid-19 be-reeved families for -- bereefed families for -- bereved families for justice. i wonder what your assessment is of what happens next. >> well, firstly, i think this is a power struggle between the cabinet office and her. if it does go to the high court as a judicial review and if the high court judge can't have some common sense into the process, the law is the chair of the inquiry has the power to compel anyone to provide documents that relate to a matter in question of the inquiry. johnson set up the inquiry. was very wide agreement. it's difficult to think of anything that doesn't relate directly or indirectly to a matter into the inquiry. i think the high court will likely find in favor of the inquiry itself. there is another wrinkle to this.

the prince says this one, about a secret dinner he had with the late tv presenter caroline flack at aeft voicemails for each other. mgn says it came from a photo agency. this one, about his then girlfriend chelsy davy�*s fury at his visit to a lap dancing club, was also based on hacking, prince harry says. mgn says it was in other papers the day before. and when he split from chelsy, there was this headline. prince harry told the court he was likely to have exchanged voicemails about the difficulties in their relationship and said, "i now find this very suspicious." mgn says the story was in the news of the world before. prince harry blames the tabloids for his break—up with miss davy. today, he told the court he had once found a tracking device on her car, put there, he claims, by a private investigator. "for my whole life," he said, "the press have misled me and covered up the wrongdoing." andrew green for mirror group asked him... prince harry said... andrew green continued... prince harry responded... today we saw a more confident prince harry, making his points more forcefully th

i understand how caroline flack felt.n there... ..then i wouldn't be here. and they've. .. ..guarded me. it's like a weird... ..numbness. you feeling strong enough to do this interview? yeah, i have to. why? why do you want to do this interview? because there is an innocent person here who didn't do anything wrong. ijust have to say, stop with him. ok with me, but stop with him, leave him alone now. 0k, where did you first meet this young man in question, what were the circumstances? i was invited by a friend of mine to go to open a drama school. whether it was immediately or sometime after, he said, will you really follow him on twitter, because he's a fan. so i said, "yeah, sure." and he was 15 at the time? yeah. and this is over a decade ago? but i follow... i follow 11,300 people. and in all the time i've been on twitter, there has never been any whiff of impropriety. and how often were you in touch with him? hardly, hardly at all. and that was it for a while. and then... ..he asked if he could visit the studios, work

now for us president donald trump pot flack during his term in the white house for holding a congressionally approved weapons for ukraine military aid. trump was asked recently whether he wanted a ukrainian wind over russia and here's what he said. do you, are you trying to win this for? i don't think in terms of winning and losing, i think in terms of getting it settled. so we stop killing all these people and breaking down. can you say if you want ukraine or russia to win this war? i want everybody to stop die then dying russians and you say i want him to stop guy. yeah, that's a tag, not a business man like approach. you know, doesn't really matter who wins or loses. it should be a win win in the everybody lives. well, that's kind of a far cry from what we're hearing from the west and european and us leaders who are framing this as an absolute must win for ukraine. and the cost of even more lives, but it's a quote, a good investment for them. as former secretary of state hillary clinton and senator lindsey graham have both said. now if that's a sentiment that's rattling around in western

the prince says this one, about a secret dinner he had with the late tv presenter caroline flack at a hacking as he and his friend had left voicemails for each other. mgn says it came from a photo agency. this one, about his then girlfriend chelsy davy�*s fury at his visit to a lap dancing club, was also based on hacking, prince harry says. mgn says it was in other papers the day before. when he split from chelsy, there was this headline. prince harry told the court he was likely to have exchanged voicemails about the difficulties in their relationship and said, "i now find this very suspicious." mgn says the story was in the news of the world before. prince harry blames the tabloids for his break—up with miss davy. today he told the court he had once found a tracking device on her car, put there, he claims, by a private investigator. "for my whole life," he said, "the press have misled me and covered up the wrongdoing." andrew green for mirror group asked him, "would you be relieved or disappointed if the court decided you hadn't been hacked by mgn?" prince harry said, "phone hacking

last year former president donald trump, who got flack for hosting a liv event at his new jersey golflub predicted this merger would happen on truth social network. now he is praising the deal writing, great news from liv golf, glamorous deal for the wonderful world of golf. congrats to all." yeah, big, beautiful, same words i use when staring at the mirror on my ceiling. and democrats have to hate the deal. examine the merger and dick durbin expects to probe it, as well. what about old joe? >> do you have a comment on the p.g.a. tour merger with liv? do you support the merger? >> president biden: i plan on being at p.g.a. >> he's planning on being in the p.g.a. as what? lawn fertilizer for the course? what's going on. all right. [applause] >> greg: i know what you're thinking because we're a lot alike, what does this all mean for the sport of golf? it's saudi arabia. does the game itself start making changes? like hidingie d's in sand traps? are the major tournaments still going to be 72 holes? think about it. do you get a virgin for each? and if you get a hole in know wo, do you get

the biden administration has prioritized some illegal immigrants, and some states have flack that is being inconsistent with immigration -- flagged that as being inconsistent with immigration law. the biden administration has said congress has not given us the resources to catch and keep and deport everyone who is potentially subject to deportation, so we are prioritizing who we want to do that for. we have the discretion to do that. that is the case before the supreme court. it could be decided any day now. host: going back to religious rights, we talked about lgbtq issues, but there is also the pending case, which is grounds. -- which is groms v. dejoy. guest: it is about a mail carrier who does not want to work on sundays. host: there is no delivery on sundays. guest: there is amazon. when the post office contracted with amazon to deliver on sundays, it became a problem. he offered to work on saturdays, on holidays. there is a decades old decision that interprets the federal employment discrimination laws. how far does a employer have to go to accommodate an employee's religious b

the prince says this one, about a secret dinner he had with the late tv presenter caroline flack at thewas based on home phone hacking as he and his friend had out voicemails for each other and mgn says it comes from a photo agency. this one about his then girlfriend chelsy davy�*s period at the visit to a lap dancing club was also based on hacking, prince harry says and mgn says it was another paper is the day before. when he split from chelsy there was this headline. prince harry told the court he was likely to exchange voicemails about the difficulties in their relationship and said, "i now find this very suspicious." mgn says the story was in the news of theworld before. prince harry blames the tabloids for his break—up with chelsy davy. today he told the court he had once found a tracking device on her car. put 30 claims by a private investigator. for my whole life, he said, the press have misled me and covered up the wrongdoing. andrew green for the mirror group asked him, would you be relieved or disappointed if the court decided he hadn't been hacked by mgn? prince harry said, p

now we're pretty much supposed to believe that's the case for us president donald trump pot flack during his term in the white house for holding a congressionally approved weapons for ukraine. military aid in light of what we know now. what was really going on under the guise of a cease fire and these misc reports, his actions seemed to make a bit more sense. trump was asked recently whether he wanted a ukrainian wind over russia, and here's what he said. do you ukraine to win this for? uh, i don't think in terms of winning and losing, i think in terms of getting it settled. so we stop killing all these people and breaking down. can you say if you want ukraine or russia to win this war? i want everybody to step die, then dying russians and you say i want to do stuff. yeah, that's a plug medic business man like approach you know, doesn't really matter who wins or loses. it should be a win win in the everybody lives. well, that's kind of a far cry from what we're hearing from the west in european and us leaders who are framing this as an absolute must win for ukraine and the cost of even m

the prince says this one, about a secret dinner he had with the late tv presenter caroline flack at theails for each other and take a sided game from photo agency. this one about his then girlfriend chelsy davy�*s period at the visit to a lap dancing club was also based on hacking, prince harry says and mgn says it was another paper is the day before. when he split from chelsy there was this headline. prince harry told the court he was likely to exchange voicemails about the difficulties in their relationship and said, i now find this very suspicious. mgn says the story was in the news of the world before. prince harry blames the tabloids for his break—up with chelsy davy. today he told the court he had once found a tracking device on her car. put there, he claims by a private investigator. for my whole life, he said, the press have misled me and covered up the wrongdoing. andrew green for the mirror group asked him, would you be relieved or disappointed if the court decided he hadn't been hacked by mgn? prince harry said, phone hacking was on an industrial scale across three of the pap

it looks like officers then visited the home on flack street not far from the original incident, wherepolice. just to reiterate that breaking news, a woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the deaths of two children aged 11 and seven, 11—year—old boy and a seven—year—old girl at a home in stoke—on—trent. we will try and bring you more on that story as and when we get it here on bbc news. at least ten wedding guests have been killed and 25 people injured in what is being described as australia's worst bus crash for decades. police say the vehicle flipped onto its side at a roundabout in the town of greta in the hunter valley in new south wales. the driver has been arrested, although the cause of the crash is not yet known. 0ur our new south wales police confirmed the driver's arrest. that our new south wales police confirmed the driver's arrest.— the driver's arrest. at this stage, there are ten _ the driver's arrest. at this stage, there are ten people _ the driver's arrest. at this stage, there are ten people confirmed l there are ten people confirmed deceased and a furt

he gets flack for not a lot of communication but the way it works it is difficult for him to give forward guidance. this is about inflation. the forecast is still expected to be 6% by year end, and 3% in 2024, is that your base case? diana: our base case is the economy and the u.k. will slow. if you look at the rate of underlying growth of the u.k. economy, there is almost a disconnect now between what people are expecting the u.k. to grow at, if you look at a 6% rate. and then you look at the u.s. pricing and europe, the u.k. is not a fast growing economy. we think it's post gsa growth rate is something like 1.5%, with interest rates it is 3.5%. tom: you are very sanguine on the back of this and are predicting 6% interest rates and slowing growth. but you are not seeing deep recession in the u.k., despite the turmoil in the mortgage market. diana: correct we don't see rates saying that high for much longer. our forecast is the economy is already slowing. if you look at incoming data with the producer price index, we think the bank of england is going to be where it needs to be. stay ahea

their favour, and like i said, from the government perspective, even though they are getting political flackon parties, they feel there is a prince that is important to defendant. —— a principle here that is important to defend. �* ., ~ , ., defend. ben, thank you. our olitical defend. ben, thank you. our political correspondent - defend. ben, thank you. our political correspondent at. political correspondent at westminster. for more, i'mjoined now by elkan abrahamson, director and head of major inquests and inquiries at brodie, jackson, canter and representative for covid—19 bereaved families forjustice uk. thank you for being with us on the programme. you will of heard they are what ben wright, our political correspondent, was telling us about what is happened tonight. i wonder what is happened tonight. i wonder what your assessment is of what happens next. what your assessment is of what happens next-— what your assessment is of what happens next. firstly, i think this is a power— happens next. firstly, i think this is a power struggle _ happens next. firstly, i think this is a power stru

stuart: are you getting flack from your customers, your clients?e been out november of 2021, i think it is great you haven't gotten back in in full and your clients have probably missed a 30% run-up in the big name stocks. what are they telling you? >> our clients, timing matters. everyone talking about the 30% run-up but that's year-to-date. these areas are still down from when we started reducing risk. however role as capital preservation first and then gross. if it is a start of a new bull market, there's plenty of meat to make money the next several years so clients have been on board risk management strategy and we are clear where we will be fine because there's just a lot of areas that haven't participated in this rally and that's where we will concentrate on because, you will be very active when we die. in three to six months if we get closer to this session. stuart: are not going to start buying again three to six mo months? >> we are going to start buying very soon but if we see the economic data deteriorate accelerating toward the end of

of caroline flack on itv too, on love _ the likes of caroline flack on itv too, on love island.ort. but of course, this this leaves more questions, who knew what and when and what kind of support was in place over the last few weeks . and we do last few weeks. and we do understand holly will be returning to the sofa next week, on monday . they, of course, have on monday. they, of course, have been questions this week about whether she will continue in her role, as she has done since 2009. but for the next few weeks, of course, the story continues to rumble and further details will be revealed as well . okay, theo chikomba at television— okay, theo chikomba at television centre in west tehteh— television centre in west london, thank- television centre in west london, thank you very, very much — london, thank you very, very much thaht— london, thank you very, very much. thank you.— london, thank you very, very much. thank you. now, house trtees— much. thank you. now, house trtees tett— much. thank you. now, house trtees tett ty— much. thank you. now, house prices fell by 0.1% in m

. >> attorney general matthew flack and says it's discrimination of teachers tell parents that theirudes a name change or change of pronouns, but a lot o parents in new jersey feel differently. >> you're trying to get into ou kids heads by asking them they are forcing children to turn against their whole family. it's not their job to make this a priority in my homepage my children belong to me and no on else. >> the attorney general filed lawsuits against three new jersey school districts this week he says the policies will quote arm our kids and pose severe risk to their safety. some parents in middletown township agree with them. take a look at this video. outside the school board meetin a lawyer representing the marlboro township school district says parents have the right to know about their child's gender identity. attorney mark see the myrtles fox news this morning it's our position to keep in parents in the dark about important issues involving their children is counterintuitive and contrary t well-established u.s. supreme court case log that says parent have a constitutional