it could heat up after tomorrow, anna. >> max, guiffre's team is asking prince andrew's team to giveition, where he was incapable of sweating. what more can you tell us about this? >> it's quite fundamental. she said it happened at ghislaine maxwell's house and they had been to a nightclub earlier in the evening and at that nightclub prince andrew was sweating profusely on the dance floor according to guiffre. prince andrew claims he never went to that nightclub. he also said he had a medical condition that meant he couldn't sweat at that time. so guiffre's lawyers are saying we want to see some documentary evidence that he has this condition. prince andrew's team saying it doesn't exist. it's immaterial to this case and it's a private matter. to say it's a private matter when he went on to bbc television to talk about his sweating condition is confusing. we'll wait to see what the judge says on tuesday. >> max, quickly, any word from the royal family with all of this going on? >> reporter: no. very typical. the longer it goes on the more it damages the crown. they can't be seen to i

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epstein paid virginia guiffre $500,000.leased any other person who could have been included as a potential defendant from further legal challenge by virginia guiffre. prince andrew's lawyers needed to persuade the judge that the 2009 deal covered the prince. the court heard... the prince's lawyers demanded detail of the allegations against their client but they were slapped down by thejudge. finally, questions were raised as to whether the prince could even use the 2009 deal. he is a third party, the court heard. thejudge said... the argument put forward by ms giuffre roberts' counsel, david boies, was strong. i thought the arguments put forward by prince andrew's counsel really met with what we call in america a "very hot bench." the judge was simply not buying what they were selling. even if this case is dismissed, the prince is, say veteran royal watchers, badly damaged. when it comes to the monarchy, the monarchy is obviously an institution that is big enough to rise above what has happened, but when it comes to prince

follows the news on wedneday that the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffre in a us civil court case. he denies the allegation. there's been more allegations of parties held at the uk prime minister's residence — downing street — that would have breached coronavirus rules. the events reportedly took place last april — the night before prince philip's funeral. borisjohnson was away at the time. for the first time — the usjustice department has brought sedition charges in connection with the storming of the capitol building in washongton last january. the founder of a far—right group — the oath keepers — has been charged along with ten others. now on bbc news: cold case: the tunbridge wells murders. and a warning that viewers may find some of the details in this programme distressing. this is the story of two young women. people were thinking this is a serial killer. their murders in a quiet town in the 1980s. there was quite a lot of blood around wendy's head, around the bedding. it became apparent that caroline hadn't simply just disappeared. and the extraord

follows the news on wednesday that the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffre in a us civil court case. he denies the allegation. there's been more allegations of parties held at the uk prime minister's residence — downing street — that would have breached coronavirus rules. the events reportedly took place last april — the night before prince philip's funeral. borisjohnson was away at the time. for the first time, the us justice department has brought sedition charges in connection with the storming of the capitol building in washington last january. the founder of a far—right group — the oath keepers — has been charged, along with ten others. now on bbc news it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. women are still fighting for equality all over the world. even in long established democracies like the uk, plenty of evidence suggests that from the workplace to the law courts, there is an awful long way to go. my guest today, baroness helena kennedy, has been trying to loosen the grip of the patriarchy in the british legal system for five decades.

judge in new york ruled that the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffrea civil court case. britain's prime minister's political future in the balance as new downing street party allegations come to light. sedition charges are brought for the first time against people accused of taking part in the storming of the us capitol last year. britain's security services issue a rare alert — warning of a chinese agent operating at the heart of westminster trying to influence mps. still a favourite to win, but will he play? novak djokovic�*s australian open prospects still up in the air as ministers consider their visa decision. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. buckingham palace has announced that prince andrew is returning his royal and military titles to the queen, and will no longer be referred to as his royal highness in any official capacity. it comes after a court ruling in the us which left the prince facing a civil case later this year against virginia giuffre. she says she was sexually assaulted by him two decades ago when she

a day of critical court hearings for virginia guiffre and prince andrew — as his lawyers in new yorkre to argue whether her civil lawsuit, alleging sexual assault, can be thrown out. it's back to school after the christmas break for millions of pupils, with face coverings now required in the classroom in england's secondary schools. i feel like i've gotten used to it. i don't think i would mind it. i don't think i would mind it as much. elizabeth holmes, who became a silicon valley billionaire, has been found guilty of conspiring to defraud investors. hundreds of thousands without power as record—breaking snow brings the us capital and surrounding areas to a standstill. # 0h, # oh, you pretty things. and six years after his death — david bowie�*s estate sells his entire catalogue of songs for more than $250 million. hello and welcome to the programme. a civil lawsuit against prince andrew, alleging sexual assault, reaches a crucial stage at a court in new york today. his team will try to convince the judge to throw out a civil case brought by virginia giuffre, who accuses him of sexu

a day of critical court hearings for prince andrew and virginia guiffre.r the christmas break for millions of pupils with face coverings now required in the classroom in england's secondary schools. good morning. unwanted presents. retailers are facing a flood of christmas returns. around one in four gifts get sent back each year. i've got some tips on how to get a full refund. it's all wright on the night for peter �*snakebite' wright who banks £500,000 after winning the pdc darts championship.

the civil case rests partly on this meeting in london, a night when virginia guiffre, here are aged 17says she was forced to have sex with prince andrew. it is something the prince has consistently denied. you can say categorically that you don't recall meeting roberts, dining with her, dancing with her at tramp or going on to have sex with her at a house in belgravia? i can absolutely categorically tell you it never happened. do you recall any kind of sexual contact with her at any other time? none at all. today the lawyers battled in court for the first time. at the centre of their arguments, a deal struck between prince andrew's accuser and his former friend jeffrey epstein, who paid virginia guiffre half $1 million. their deal released any other person who could have been included as a potential defendant from further legal challenge by virginia guiffre. prince andrew's lawyers are needed to persuade the judge that the 2009 deal covered the prince. the court heard... the prince's lawyers demanded details of the allegations against their client but they were slapped down by thejudge

the headlines: a day of critical court hearings for prince andrew and virginia guiffre — his lawyersn new york will argue that her civil case against him — alleging he sexaully assaulted her when she was 17 — should be thrown out. millions of pupils across the uk are back to school today — amid concerns about covid—related staff shortages. �*a new contract with the british people ' — sir keir starmer sets out his vision for a labour government the best still lies ahead for this country but only if we have the courage to create a new britain. a country in which you and yourfamily get the security, the prosperity and the respect that you deserve. a university drop—out who became a silicon valley success story has been convicted of fraud — for lying about the technology that made her a billionaire. and six years after his death — david bowie�*s estate sells his entire catalogue of songs for more than 250 million dollars. lawyers for prince andrew will today try to convince a new yorkjudge to throw out a civil case brought by a woman who accuses him of sexually assaulting her when she wa

prince andrew is on the front of the metro, as well as many other papers, here opposite virginia guiffre's after the publication of a document that the prince's legal team believe will force prosecutors to drop a civil case against him. the paper's other headline looks at what it calls "seismic" increases in energy bills expected this year. and the ft focuses on apple becoming the first company to be valued at $3 trillion. it also reports that the uk will lag behind other countries in recovering from coronavirus, because of political uncertainty and ongoing disruption from brexit. that's the opinion of a number of economists to the ft has pulled. right, let's kick off. sonia, do you want to kick us off with this new your paper review for tuesday morning? critical incidents, says the guardian, at several and adjust trusts as covid shortage hits. that's right, and it looks like a mixed bag in terms of the news coming out of the nhs. on the one hand there are little bits of good news, which is that the increase in hospitalisations rates we are seeing may be starting, the numbers are still g

guiffre's lawyers firing back accusing the victim of blaming her for the abuse. >> she was traffickedo have sex with prince andrew when she was 17 years old. the prince denies the allegations. >>> amy schneider's win streak came to an end on "jeopardy!." >> you are our new champion. >> schneider won more than $1.3 million during her run. making her the highest earning female competitor ever and first transgender contest ant to qualify for the tournament of champions. >>> big honor for big papi. the first ballot hall of fame. >> the boston red sox slugger known as big papi. celebrate with friends and family in the dominican republic. >>> team usa got an olympic level sendoff as they took off for the 2022 winter games. with china's zero tolerance covid policy adding another level of stress. >> once they make it to bay beijing, they will would be tested daily. some of the week's wild moments caught an camera. a thief crawled across the floor of the southern california business to avoid motion detectors. >>> tourists in thailand got a shock when the monitor lizard crawled out of the toile

judge in new york ruled that the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffrere in the balance as new downing street party allegations come to light. sedition charges are brought for the first time against people accused of taking part in the storming of the us capitol last year. britain's security services issue a rare alert — warning of a chinese agent operating at the heart of westminster trying to influence mps. still a favourite to win, but will he play? novak djokovic's australian open prospects still up in the air as ministers consider their visa decision.

judge in new york ruled that the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffrea civil court case. uk prime minister's political future in the balance as new downing street party allegations come to light. britain's security services issue a rare alert — warning of a chinese agent operating at the heart of westminster trying to influence lawmakers. we will have the latest and the saga gripping the world of sports. the australian open starts on monday but know that novak djokovic can still be deported before he plays. and of record high temperatures in australia. the weather forecast is think he could get even hotter. is it due to climate change? hello and thanks for joining us: buckingham palace has announced that prince andrew is returning his royal and military titles to queen elizabeth. he will no longer be referred to as his royal highness in any official capacity. it comes just a day after prince andrew's lawyers failed to persuade a judge in america to dismiss a civil lawsuit, accusing him of sexually abusing a teenager two decades ago. the duke of york has

. >> reporter: half amade is what jeffrey epstein paid to settle an 2009 lawsuit with virginia guiffre who he allegedly sexually abused without admitting any guilt. prince andrew's lawyers claim this paragraph shielding any person who could have been included as a potential defendant means the british royal cannot be sued by guifre who accuses of sexually assaulting her when she was 17. could it hold up in court? >> it could include a taxi driver who drove mr. epstein around. >> reporter: you say it'sen enforceable. >> correct. >> reporter: and superseded by another settlement in 2020 that specifically does not protect the prince. the queen's second son has not been charged with a crime, denies allegations and says he never met her, despite the image to have the two. prince andrew could be deposed and lawyer for guifre says they also want to depose meghan. duchess of sussex. >> perhaps she could give information and say how he acts around others, women, juveniles. >> reporter: he's no longer performing royal duty. in a hearing tomorrow, prince andrew's lawyers are expected to attempt t

a day of critical court hearings for prince andrew and virginia guiffre — his lawyers in new york will be thrown out. a university dropout who became a silicon valley success story has been convicted of fraud for lying about the technology that made her a billionaire. millions of pupils across the uk are back to school today, amid concerns about covid—related staff shortages. a month before the winter olympics, a second chinese city goes into full lockdown, as new covid infections are recorded. # 0h, # oh, you pretty things...

judge in new york ruled that the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffreical future in the balance as new downing street party allegations come to light. britain's security services issue a rare alert — warning of a chinese agent operating at the heart of westminster trying to influence mps. sedition charges are brought for the first time against people accused of taking part in the storming of the us capitol last year. still a favourite to win, but will he play? novak djokovic's australian open prospects still up

after a judge in new york ruled the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffre in a civil court case. the prince denies the accusation. buckingham palace says he will now defend himself as a private citizen. also tonight... mi5 issues a rare alert warning of a chinese agent operating at the heart of westminster trying to influence mps. the isolation period for anyone with covid in england is being cut to five full days from next week. covid restrictions are to be eased in wales as the data suggests the peak of the omicron wave here has already passed. pro—democracy demonstrators in sudan protesting against a military coup and facing a crackdown by security forces. it's not a yoghurt that can be taken out of the fridge and put back in multiple times. and the king of analogy gives up his throne. jonathan van—tam, famous for his pithy phrases during the pandemic, steps down from his official role. and coming up on the sport on the bbc news channel, all to play for at anfield as arsenal take on liverpool in the first leg of their delayed carabao cup semifinal. good

a day of critical court hearings for virginia guiffre and prince andrew — as his lawyers in new yorkschool after the christmas break for millions of pupils, with face coverings now required in the classroom in england's secondary schools. i feel like i've gotten used to it. i don't think i would mind it. i don't think i would mind it as much. elizabeth holmes, who became a silicon valley billionaire, has been found guilty of conspiring to defraud investors. hundreds of thousands without power as record—breaking snow brings the us capital and surrounding areas to a standstill.

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judge in new york ruled that the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffrevil court case. novak djokovic�*s australian open prospects still hang in the balance as minsters consider their visa decision. and the intermission is over — cirque du soleil are back in the uk after a covid—imposed hiatus — celebrating their 25th anniversary in london. hello and thanks forjoining us. there are fresh allegations that two more parties were held in downing street — when such gatherings would have breached covid—19 rules. the daily telegraph has reported that the events took place the night before prince philip's funeral, last april. number 10 has not denied the claims. with me is our reporter mark lobel. some more potentially damaging revelations here.— revelations here. reports of another two _ revelations here. reports of another two downing - revelations here. reports of another two downing st - another two downing st gatherings. one friday night in april 2021. around that time there was no into mixing of households allowed because of covid guidelines and outdoors yo

a day of critical court hearings for prince andrew and virginia guiffre — his lawyers in new york willrgue that her civil case against him, alleging he sexaully assaulted her when she was 17, should be thrown out. millions of pupils across the uk are back to school today, amid concerns about covid—related staff shortages. if you're back to school today, are there enough covid tests to check you all? are there enough teachers? and in england, how do you feel about wearing masks again for your lessons? let me know on instagram or twitter. delays and cancellations on the rail network as around one in ten staff are off work due to covid and isolating. a university dropout who became a silicon valley success story has been convicted of fraud for lying about the technology that made her a billionaire. and peter "snakebite" wright wins half a million pounds after winning the pdc world darts championship for a second time. lawyers for prince andrew will today try to convince a new yorkjudge to throw out a civil case brought by a woman who accuses him of sexually assaulting her when she was 17.

the headlines: a day of critical court hearings for prince andrew and virginia guiffre — his lawyersncerns about covid—related staff shortages. 'a new contract with the british people ' — sir keir starmer sets out his vision for a labour government the best still lies ahead for this country but only if we have the courage to create a new britain. a country in which you and yourfamily get the security, the prosperity and the respect that you deserve. a university drop—out who became a silicon valley success story has been convicted of fraud — for lying about the technology that made her a billionaire.

after a judge in new york ruled the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffrevil court case — an accusation he denies. no let up in the pressure on borisjohnson, as some tory mps say he should resign, for attending a drinks party, during lockdown. tonight with the context, chair of young labour, jess barnard and former member of donald trump's presidential transition team bryan lanza. hello. buckingham palace has announced that "with the queen's approval and agreement," all of prince andrew's military titles and royal patronages have been returned. the duke of york is facing a civil lawsuit in new york in which he accused him of having sex with a teenager trafficked by the disgraced financierjeffrey epstein. an accusation he strenously denies. prince andrew has been mostly out of the public eye for the past year but he had retained his honourary military roles with a number of british regiments. let's bring in our correspondent danjohnson he will be defending this case, this civil case as a private citizen? it looks that way. he will no longer be a functioning

judge in new york ruled that the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffre

now asked for permission to depose his accused psychologist and husband, suggesting that virginia guiffrer joining us now from england. the prince is being accused of victim blaming. >> reporter: absolutely. there has been a huge controversy about the strategy, as you say. so we're at stage where they're asking for -- inviting people to depose during this case and prince andrew has asked or the legal team has asked to supreme to her husband and also her psychologist on the basis that she may suffer from false memories and this allegedly is because her story in relation to a time with epstein and also the circumstances over these alleged rapes. the story keeps changing. that is what prince andrew's side is changing and that hasn't gone down well with women's groups in this country. she is also asked to depose people as well. her team have asked to speak to former assistant of prince andrew, but also a woman who is reported in the u.k. media to have seen prince andrew in a nightclub with a young woman and this is the same nightclub where she said she was with prince andrew. so we're into th

a day of critical court hearings for prince andrew and virginia guiffre. his lawyers in new york will argue that her civil case, alleging sexual assault, should be dimissed. it's back to school after the christmas break for millions of pupils with face coverings now required in the classroom in england's secondary schools. good morning. unwanted presents. retailers are facing a flood of christmas returns. around one in four gifts get sent back each year. i've got some tips on how to get a full refund. it's all wright on the night for peter �*snakebite�* wright who banks £500,000 after winning the pdc darts championship. good morning. it is a cold start to the day, frosty for some of us, the risk of ice in the northern half of the country, and some snow showers in the west but heavier snow with the potential for drifting and blizzards in the higher rate in northern scotland. it's tuesday the 4th of january. prince andrew's legal team will today try to convince a new yorkjudge to throw out a civil case brought by a woman who accuses him of sexually assaultin

it shows epstein paid virginia guiffre a $500,000 to drop her 2000 and nine lawsuit.ission of liability or fault. the document was unsealed as part of her separate lawsuit against prince andrew. she accused epstein of making several arrangements for her to have sex with men, including the prince when she was a minor. prince andrew has denied the allegations. his attorneys say the lawsuit violates the terms of the settlement agreement with epstein. president biden met virtually with farmers and ranchers today as americans continue to struggle with higher food prices. the president laid out several steps to try to fight inflation at the grocery store, blaming for large meatpacking industries of monopolizing the market and driving prices up. the meeting came as consumer prices rose in november. 6.8% over the previous 12 months, 39 year high capitalism without competition isn't capitalism. it's exploitation. that's what we're seeing in meat and poultry and those industries now small independent farmers and ranchers are being driven out of business. now using $1 billion fr

a day of critical court hearings for prince andrew and virginia guiffre — his lawyers in new york willrgue that her civil case against him, alleging he sexually assaulted her when she was 17, should be thrown out. a university dropout who became a silicon valley success story has been convicted of fraud for lying about the technology that made her a billionaire. millions of pupils across the uk are back to school today, amid concerns about covid—related staff shortages. a month before the winter olympics, a second chinese city goes into full lockdown, as new covid infections are recorded. # 0h, # oh, you pretty things... and six years after his death, david bowie�*s estate sells his entire catalogue of songs for more than $250 million. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. lawyers for prince andrew will today try to convince a new yorkjudge to throw out a civil case brought by a woman who accuses him of sexually assaulting her when she was 17. the duke has consistently denied the claims. it follows the release of a document that shows the woman, virginia g

after a judge in new york ruled the prince must defend an accusation of sexually assaulting virginia guiffreamme, borisjohnson faces calls to resign for attending a drinks party during the first lockdown. his supporters and governments, though, defend him. —— in government. he accepts that he ought not to have done that, looking back. but it was done in good faith, there was no possible malice or intention to do anything other than to give a heartfelt thank you to people who had been working incredibly hard. and m15 issues a rare alert warning of a chinese agent who has been operating for years trying to influence mps at the heart of westminster. buckingham palace has announced prince andrew will no longer be referred to as his royal highness in any capacity. in a statement, they say... it comes a day after prince andrew's lawyers failed to convince a judge in america to dismiss a civil suit against and accuses him of sexually assaulting a teenager two decades ago. the duke of york has consistently denied the allegations. robert fox is the defence editor of the evening standard. thank you fo

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"guiffre's alleged causes of action are barred in whole or in part by her own wrongful conduct."ab — or face losing theirjobs. the health secretary, sajid javid, says it's their professional duty to be fully vaccinated. but some in the health service have called for the policy to be re—thought. our health reporter jim reed has more. amy is an occupational therapist, often working with the elderly and physically disabled. she has, though, decided not to be vaccinated against covid. i would say that each person has to weigh up the pros and cons for themselves. what would you say to people who'd think — if you work with vulnerable people in a health care setting, you have a responsibility to be vaccinated yourself, to protect other people? but you can still get — even with three vaccines, you can still get covid, you can still spread it. and the other thing is wearing ppe, personal protective equipment, protects the vulnerable people. and you're prepared to lose yourjob rather than get vaccinated at the moment? yes, i don't want to lose myjob. i love myjob, i respect the nhs, but i'

the duke of york's lawyers had argued that ms guiffre had waived her right to sue under a previous settlement first to ignore the case and then to avoid court papers being served on him and having finally appointed us lawyers to try to get the case dismissed, he finds himself facing some stark choices. his motion to get the case dismissed, having failed, andrew's options amount to this. he can settle out of court — there would be no admission of liability but he would pay a perhaps substantial sum to virginia giuffre. he can default, that is ignore the court case and, by default, there would be a finding against him. finally, he could fight it out in court. he would have to give a deposition under oath, the rival stories would be tested, the matter would be decided in open court. lawyers who have been following the case say none of the options will be attractive to him. andrew's got no good options now. he can't make things better, so essentially, i think he's either going to have to engage in the trial process or he's going to have to settle, and that may well be his least—worst option. and