a number brought by prince harry and a number of other_ brought by prince harry and a number of other claimants and the threshold is lower. _ of other claimants and the threshold is lower. as — of other claimants and the threshold is lower, as you rightly say, the burden— is lower, as you rightly say, the burden of— is lower, as you rightly say, the burden of proof is on prince harry and he _ burden of proof is on prince harry and he has — burden of proof is on prince harry and he has to prove it. as you mentioned _ and he has to prove it. as you mentioned we have heard it many times— mentioned we have heard it many times in— mentioned we have heard it many times in the witness box as he was being _ times in the witness box as he was being cross—examined by the barrister— being cross—examined by the barrister for the publisher, being cross—examined by the barristerforthe publisher, he barrister for the publisher, he often — barristerforthe publisher, he often said, why don't you ask the journalists, — often said, why don't you ask the journalists, it is not myjob as a witness — journa

harry as — waiting for a glimpse of prince harry as he _ waiting for a glimpse of prince harry as heived early— harry as he comes out. when he arrived early this _ harry as he comes out. when he arrived early this morning - harry as he comes out. when he arrived early this morning it- harry as he comes out. when he arrived early this morning it was| harry as he comes out. when he. arrived early this morning it was a brief— arrived early this morning it was a brief glimpse _ arrived early this morning it was a brief glimpse of— arrived early this morning it was a brief glimpse of him _ arrived early this morning it was a brief glimpse of him because he l brief glimpse of him because he walked — brief glimpse of him because he walked rapidly— brief glimpse of him because he walked rapidly into _ brief glimpse of him because he walked rapidly into the - brief glimpse of him because he walked rapidly into the buildingl brief glimpse of him because he . walked rapidly into the building and he was _ walked rapidly into the building and he was driven — walked rapidly into the building and h

harry because my case. forget it— harry because my case. let's not forget it is— harry because my case. let's not forget it is much as prince harry bringing — forget it is much as prince harry bringing this claim, there are other ctaintents— bringing this claim, there are other claimants -- — bringing this claim, there are other claimants —— denies any phone hacking — claimants —— denies any phone hacking took place in prince harry's case _ hacking took place in prince harry's case~ prince — hacking took place in prince harry's case. prince harry is in sight chatting _ case. prince harry is in sight chatting with his legal team, proceedings are due to start at 10:30am _ proceedings are due to start at 10:30am. we will have to wait to see how he _ 10:30am. we will have to wait to see how he performs at the witness box. 0n how he performs at the witness box. on that— how he performs at the witness box. on that point that there are other claimants in this case, 100 of them, this case is bigger than prince harr

prince harry looking down at the documents about _ harry looking down at the documents about the _ harryes — about the disputed newspaper articles. sean says that the mirror barrister— articles. sean says that the mirror barrister andrew green seems to be trying _ barrister andrew green seems to be trying to— barrister andrew green seems to be trying to tease him out to see more, asking _ trying to tease him out to see more, asking prince — trying to tease him out to see more, asking prince harry when it would be in the _ asking prince harry when it would be in the public interest to cover a story— in the public interest to cover a story about his health. prince harry has replied, — story about his health. prince harry has replied, life threatening injury~ — has replied, life threatening injury. we heard a number of articles— injury. we heard a number of articles that prince harry is relying _ articles that prince harry is relying on. one of them that he got glandular— relying on. one of them that he got glandular fever when he was at schoot~ — glandular fever when he was at school. that

on prince harry or wider? generally on _ to have? on prince harry or wider?erally on the media. they will take a lot of time when the - generally on the media. they will. take a lot of time when the judgment comes— take a lot of time when the judgment comes to _ take a lot of time when the judgment comes to think how they will take matters _ comes to think how they will take matters forward, i'm aware the daily mail is _ matters forward, i'm aware the daily mail is awaiting a judgment as to whether— mail is awaiting a judgment as to whether it will face a similar set of claims. — whether it will face a similar set of claims, there is a judgment due in the _ of claims, there is a judgment due in the next — of claims, there is a judgment due in the next month or two, probably. the is _ in the next month or two, probably. the is the _ in the next month or two, probably. the is the ongoing situation with the sun— the is the ongoing situation with the sun newspaper, a trial for that in the _ the sun newspaper, a trial for that in the new— the sun newspaper, a tria

yes, prince harry replied. the lawyer— yes, prince harry replied.ou claiming damages on the basis _ are you claiming damages on the basis your— are you claiming damages on the basis your phone was hacked on a daily— basis your phone was hacked on a daily basis? — basis your phone was hacked on a daily basis? prince harry responded to that, _ daily basis? prince harry responded to that, it— daily basis? prince harry responded to that, it could have been. i simply— to that, it could have been. i simply don't know. my lord, turning to the _ simply don't know. my lord, turning to the judge, that's part of the reason — to the judge, that's part of the reason why i am here. prince harry said earlier, — reason why i am here. prince harry said earlier, if the judge didn't find that— said earlier, if the judge didn't find that his phone was hacked in prince _ find that his phone was hacked in prince harry's favour, then he has described — prince harry's favour, then he has described that would be an injustice. another ten minutes or so of questioning by prin

prince harry is a man on a — scenes. absolutely. prince harry is a man on a mission. _ scenes.y. prince harry is a man on a mission. he _ scenes. absolutely. prince harry is a man on a mission. he has- scenes. absolutely. prince harry is| a man on a mission. he has wanted scenes. absolutely. prince harry is . a man on a mission. he has wanted to stay in _ a man on a mission. he has wanted to stay in court _ a man on a mission. he has wanted to stay in court for many years. he has been _ stay in court for many years. he has been in _ stay in court for many years. he has been in the — stay in court for many years. he has been in the witness box since around 10:306m _ been in the witness box since around 10:30am this morning. around one hour and _ 10:30am this morning. around one hour and a — 10:30am this morning. around one hour and a half. 10:30am this morning. around one hourand a half. he is 10:30am this morning. around one hour and a half. he is currently being _ hour and a half. he is currently being cross—examined by the barrister— being cross—examined by the barrister for

prince harry is on this mission and has been _ harry is on this mission and has been for— harry is onrt, he wants to come into the courtroom and give evidence himself— into the courtroom and give evidence himself in— into the courtroom and give evidence himself in person. again it will be interesting — himself in person. again it will be interesting to see how he reacts under— interesting to see how he reacts under pressure when he is cross exanrined — under pressure when he is cross examined. he under pressure when he is cross examined-— under pressure when he is cross examined. , ., , examined. he might be the most high-profile _ examined. he might be the most high-profile claimants _ examined. he might be the most high-profile claimants and - examined. he might be the most high-profile claimants and is - high—profile claimants and is certainly one who has made this his life does not work but he is not the only claimants. he has talked about the impact of press intrusion on his life so this is a really big moment for him and if i am correct it is first time we will see him address t

a bit longer than that, we thought prince harry— longer than that, we thought prince harry because myhim after lunch for about ten minutes or so, but david sherborne went on for longer than expected —— we thought prince harry's— expected —— we thought prince harry's barrister. he was asked by his barrister— harry's barrister. he was asked by his barrister if he believes his claims — his barrister if he believes his claims of— his barrister if he believes his claims of unlawful activity are in the realm — claims of unlawful activity are in the realm of total speculation. you will remember earlier today and yesterday a barrister for the publisher, that is what you kept saying _ publisher, that is what you kept saying to — publisher, that is what you kept saying to prince harry, he kept saying. — saying to prince harry, he kept saying, you are speculating, these stories— saying, you are speculating, these stories came from other sources, there _ stories came from other sources, there was— stories came from other sources, there was no unlawful intrusion. earlier— there was no unlawful int

this today could be very uncomfortable for prince harry.— for prince harry.n. so we could see a lot more of this? we could, and how this case pans _ lot more of this? we could, and how this case pans out _ lot more of this? we could, and how this case pans out might _ lot more of this? we could, and how this case pans out might factor- lot more of this? we could, and how this case pans out might factor into l this case pans out might factor into what else _ this case pans out might factor into what else we see happening in the future _ what else we see happening in the future. whether they are settled outside — future. whether they are settled outside whether they go to trial, probably— outside whether they go to trial, probably this will factor in. this could _ probably this will factor in. this could be — probably this will factor in. this could be a _ probably this will factor in. this could be a bruising experience for harry, _ could be a bruising experience for harry, or— could be a bruising experience for harry, or it— could be a bruising experience for

harris. for those of us who are old enough to remember the scarsdale diet doctor murder, we're going to talk about this case in a couple of different sections. first, we're going to talk about the case itself and, some of the impact of the choices that the lawyers made during the trial that affected outcome. but as we talk about this case, i want you to keep two things in the back of your mind, because we're going to come back, the end of class to talk about these. the first is, i want you to think about how this case is both similar and different from the lizzie borden murder from 1893. so about 100 years earlier and the second is the question of why do you all know who lizzie borden is and raise your hand if you had heard of this murder, the jean harris murder trial before this class. okay, i want to kind and before we did, lizzie borden, you'd all heard of lizzie borden, right? and so i want talk about why some cases remain more famous than others. a especially because everybody kind of ta

he is going through each of those and testing prince harry— each of those and testing prince harry inhere is another— mentioned an example. there is another example brought up in court else prince _ another example brought up in court else prince harry having gone to a pub in— else prince harry having gone to a pub in fulham with some friends. that got— pub in fulham with some friends. that got into one of the newspapers, prince _ that got into one of the newspapers, prince harry— that got into one of the newspapers, prince harry is questioning how they knew— prince harry is questioning how they knew about — prince harry is questioning how they knew about that. that was private and no _ knew about that. that was private and no one — knew about that. that was private and no one saw him go in or out. there _ and no one saw him go in or out. there was— and no one saw him go in or out. there was also detail in the article about— there was also detail in the article about how— there was also detail in the article about how he had asked his bodyguards to accompany him to win he went— bodygu

harris. >> harris: jonathan, thank you. one former trump attorney outlined how the former president could win and could fight the charges against him. some of his advice, pursue aggressive discovery. look into prosecutorial misconduct. get the attorneys' notes excluded. a former u.s. attorney and former federal prosecutor and executive director of the criminal justice reform group called right on crime. good to see you, brett. plan that could work. one was to strike those notes by the prosecutor. how would that work and why is that key? >> well, it was fascinating to me to see in the indictment that a lot of the evidence that was outlined is the result of communications with his attorneys. i imagine there will be a substantial fight over privilege. the government's position is going to be that privilege doesn't extend to criminal behavior, but it is not so clear-cut in this case. i have think it will be a difficult issue especially for this judge. >> harris: that's interesting what you are talking about is client/attorney p

harris? >> harris: we don't know what the seven counts are. >> that's right. >> harris: i would say at this point we wait until we find out the details. we'll collect information along the way. i've learned in 27 years of doing this, you have no idea what's in the indictment as an outsider until it comes out. >> exactly right. >> harris: we'll take a peek when we can. kevin corke, thank you for updating us on that point. charlie hurt is a washington times opinion editor, and joins me with reaction to the trump indictment. charlie, you and i have talked many times about where america is right now. this is unsettling for people. and oftentimes when things like this happen, you bring such sobriety to the moment. what would you say to the american people about this moment that involves a former president and i argue a present one too because you can't ignore the classified document mishandling on the other side of the aisle by biden. >> no, you can't. i can't help but think that the timing of the

harris, they are trying to buy time and shield the bidens. >> harris: why?ave a history of doing this. you can look at 2016. what they did to trump. what they did with hillary with russia collusion. what they did in 2018. what they did in 2020, 2022. they were politicalized and they are weaponizing the d.o.j. and the fbi against private citizens in this country. they are picking and choosing. they are defending some going after others. it's two tiers of justice. it has to stop. we want to get to the bottom of this. it is final for a -- it is time for a special counsel. >> harris: you could reach out to that executive at barisma. that's a matter of time. i'm glad you're with me. both sides of the political aisle are looking to fight the threats posed by artificial intelligence. you're hearing yesterday, every single senator was like bipartisan. a testimony from arizona who was the victim of a kidnapping host. she said scammers used ai to replicate her teenager voice as they demanded $1 million for her safe return. >> it wasn't just her voice. it was her cries

i'm harris faulkner. john wang is at the center of this mom -- he says it is hurting asian-americans in particular. wang graduated high school with a 4.65 gpa and scored 1590 out of 1600 on s.a.t. six top colleges denied him entrance. >> i got an 800 out of # hundred on math. 99th percentile. i got a 790th out of 800. the top tier schools were mit, princeton, harvard, carnegie-mellon. they all told me it is tougher to get in especially as an asian-american. i took it as gospel. >> harris: a new op-ed says we better brace for impact on this one. whatever the decision is, it's bound to make waves just as with the overturning of roe v. wade. this could potentially lead to another summer marked by social unrest with defenders of race-based admissions pulling out the long knives for the u.s. supreme court. calling it inherently racist, end of quote. our chief washington correspondent mike emanuel with the important details we need to know before we discuss this story. mike. >> good morning. these are huge case

. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next, here she is. >> harris: fox nulls alert. talk about soft on crime prosecutors. federal prosecutors in the hunter biden five year long tax fraud and gun investigation cut a deal that includes a couple misdemeanors. harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." president biden's son hunter reached an agreement with the federal government after he illegally possessed a weapon and didn't file taxes. it was made public this morning. part of an agreement that includes hunter biden pleading guilty to misdemeanor tax offenses and reach an agreement with prosecutors on the felony charge of illegally having possession of a firearm as a drug user. the rich and powerful and system of justice for everybody else. >> there are more questions than answers. this plea deal does have all the makings of an avoidance of any jail time. more importantly it was an evasion of the more serious allegations facing hunter biden and the biden family. so it is historic in the sense that the president's son is going to plead guilty to criminal acts.

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. >> dana: harris faulkner will have more. "the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: we begin with the fox news alert. america's secretary of state in china, two things to note, secretary antony blinken's trip was moved up by eight months. and no doubt for a host of reasons. it is, in fact, urgent that the u.s. and china talk. not the least of which is the fact that china's president and his military are not returning white house and pentagon phone calls. blinken sat down with xi for a half hour this morning not previously scheduled but it happened. china is still the enemy. what now? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." secretary blinken says his talk with china's foreign minister and other officials was constructive. earlier after his meeting with the president of the communist nation, blinken said this. >> united states is committed to doing that. in the interest of china and unities and the world. we covered a broad range of subjects. i appreciate this opportunity to discuss this with you. >> harris:

back to you, harris. >> harris: they are all coming there. just stand right where you are and you'll see everybody. >> i think i might. >> harris: great reporting, thank you. power panel. doug collins former republican congressman for georgia. kevin walling former biden campaign surrogate. i'll come to you first, doug. with a busy day today and looking forward as well as the crowd on your side of the aisle starts to get really crowded. >> i think president trump truly believes and his campaign believes the more the merrier. he have says a 25% base. typically higher and closer to 40 or 45%. that's not going away from him. i believes and rightly so the more people get in the race without the lane that he has, that it helps him. that doesn't say it will last forever. desantis has kicked off his campaign and out there attacking. we'll have to see if it is working because as you played a clip earlier of kellyanne. he has a fine line. he needs to attack the frontrunner but not alienate the voters he would need to beat the frontrunner. all the rest

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prince harry— the courtroom at the moment. prince harry went _ the courtroom at the moment.went into the witness box about _ harry went into the witness box about half an hour ago, having arrived — about half an hour ago, having arrived in _ about half an hour ago, having arrived in the last hour or so. cross—examination has begun, so he is being _ cross—examination has begun, so he is being questioned by the barrister for the _ is being questioned by the barrister for the opposing party, is being questioned by the barrister forthe opposing party, mgn, is being questioned by the barrister for the opposing party, mgn, who is representing the publishers of the newspaper, that is mirror group newspapers. we have just in the last ten minutes or so had a copy of prince — ten minutes or so had a copy of prince harry's witness statement. alongside — prince harry's witness statement. alongside him appearing in the witness — alongside him appearing in the witness box, we have now got this statement — witness box, we have now got this statement. we are really getting the details _ sta

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either prince harry or his team are monitoring what _ harry or his team are monitoring what is _ harrye he — what is being put out in newspapers because he has clearly seen a headline _ because he has clearly seen a headline or has been told about a headline — headline or has been told about a headline about the coverage of this case and _ headline about the coverage of this case and he has taken issue with that as _ case and he has taken issue with that as well. he is watching what's going _ that as well. he is watching what's going on — that as well. he is watching what's going on. just before he finished his evidence, our colleagues in court _ his evidence, our colleagues in court said _ his evidence, our colleagues in court said he appeared quite emotional before he finished that evidence — emotional before he finished that evidence. we heard earlier about how he said _ evidence. we heard earlier about how he said he _ evidence. we heard earlier about how he said he had found a tracking device — he said he had found a tracking device on— he said he had found a tracking device on on

>> harris: hilarious, right? the "new york post" miranda devine says he laughs in your face, america. another tweeted, absolute corruption. this question should be asked every time he is in public. senator ted cruz says it looks like the president has something to hide. watch. >> he could call on the f.b.i., he could direct the f.b.i., hand over the 1023, hand over the 17 voice recordings because they will demonstrate my innocence. he is not doing that. instead, his henchmen at d.o.j. are stonewalling. >> harris: your reaction, jason? >> i thought it was interesting that president biden didn't deny it. he didn't say no. he could have just turned and said no and denied it. i look at the last answer when somebody in the press was able to penetrate and ask him a question about did you accept a bribe and get the $5 million? he didn't deny that. his answer was where is the money? and so if those are going to be the president's answers, they have a duty and obligation and again it's been said a million times but contin

harry seems unable— case and prince harry. harry seems unable to— case and prince harry.yesterday that his minister claimed yesterday that hte ptoh— minister claimed yesterday that hte ptoh to— minister claimed yesterday that his plan to tackle— minister claimed yesterday that his plan to tackle the small hoot— his plan to tackle the small hoot-te— his plan to tackle the small boat-is starting- his plan to tackle the small boat is starting to work. boat crisis is starting to work. hwt— boat crisis is starting to work. hwt o— boat crisis is starting to work. hwt o hwrhher— boat crisis is starting to work. but a number of— boat crisis is starting to work. but a number of high profile thewree— but a number of high profile figures-lords,- but a number of high profile figures lords, including figures in the lords, including eowthp— figures in the lords, including eowthp there— figures in the lords, including saying there _the - saying there he is, the archbishop _ saying there he is, the archbishop of canterbury, justin wethw,— archbishop of canterbury, justin wethw-epoteh— ar

here is harris in "the faulkner focus." bye-bye. >> harris: we begin with fox news alert and desperate search for the tiny submersible carrying tourists and the sub company ceo that left sunday to see the titanic site far beneath the surface of the water 2 1/2 miles in the north atlantic. five people on board. it's the fifth day. underwater noises have crews holding out hope and sending every resource possible now. i'm hair use faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the multi-country operation has sent remotely operated vehicles to the ocean floor. their efforts are focused on underwater noise and the navy is looking at it. the u.s. coast guard's most recent update says it is a search and rescue mission. >> daily basis and sometimes we don't find what we are looking for. you have to -- you have to carefully consider all of the factors and there are a lot of factors to consider. after you consider all those factors sometimes you are in a position where you have to make a tough decision. we aren't there yet. but if we

it's not just harry. harry is a very— it's not just harry.ions in dividends to its shareholders ,— billions in dividends to its shareholders , despite its £14 shareholders, despite its £14 ttttem— shareholders, despite its £14 billion debt.— shareholders, despite its £14 billion debt. the daily mail atee— billion debt. the daily mail atee teate— billion debt. the daily mail also leads on— billion debt. the daily mail also leads on the ongoing nhs heetere— also leads on the ongoing nhs doctors strike— also leads on the ongoing nhs doctors strike with an exclusive rewetattem— doctors strike with an exclusive revelation that— doctors strike with an exclusive revelation that medical unions are revelation that medical unions attewhg— revelation that medical unions are allowing consultants on meteo— are allowing consultants on meete a— are allowing consultants on £128,000 a year— are allowing consultants on £128,000 a year to do private wett— £128,000 a year to do private wert whte— £128,000 a year to do private work while on— £128,000 a year to do

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the prince— watching all this because the harry the prince harry that i ttsw— harry the prince harryt realise ant-tss— going on that we didn't realise and-he's saying- going on that we didn't realise and he's saying has and obviously he's saying has attsstst— affected him, which i can tsttsws— affected him, which i cani tsttsws—. affected him, which i can. tsttsws—. w believe i can understand. i uttswstatt— believe i can understand. i understand-he's- believe i can understand. i understand he's wanting to understand why he's wanting to two— understand why he's wanting to ttttltststt— understand why he's wanting to kind-defend and— understand why he's wanting to kind defend and do this, but kind of defend and do this, but ttts— kind of defend and do this, but ttts ts— kind of defend and do this, but ttts ts ws— kind of defend and do this, but this is we don't— kind of defend and do this, but this is we don't have this. the motawstw— this is we don't have this. the motawstw. wou— this is we don't have this. the monarchy, you know, the royal tamttw— monarchy, you know, the royal tamttw

to put it into - context, prince harry has selected 33 articles — context, prince harry has selectedormation was received _ case which he says information was received from unlawful methods of newsgathering from journalists working — newsgathering from journalists working for the publisher. the barrister— working for the publisher. the barrister for the publisher has been going _ barrister for the publisher has been going through each of the articles throughout today and prince harry has been — throughout today and prince harry has been in the witness box as you say for— has been in the witness box as you say for four— has been in the witness box as you say for four hours and counting and it is stiii— say for four hours and counting and it is still going on at the moment. his evidence has been tested by the barrister— his evidence has been tested by the barrister representing the publisher. let's look at one of the articies— publisher. let's look at one of the articles that has been brought up in prince _ articles that has been brought up in prince harry's witness statement earlier—

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harry is arrogant, harry. he is- ;ti. harry is arrogant, harry. he is used to is arrogant, harry.it seems strange to be going about stories that going on about stories that weeht— going on about stories that weren't-phone- going on about stories that weren't phone hacking. weren't got by phone hacking. weah. — weren't got by phone hacking. weah. .teeh— weren't got by phone hacking. yeah. .look, i— weren't got by phone hacking. yeah. .look, i think- weren't got by phone hacking. yeah. and look, i think it's risky. can say it's irrelevant risky. can i say it's irrelevant to risky. can i say it's irrelevant te the— risky. can i say it's irrelevant to the evidence— risky. can i say it's irrelevant to the evidence of— . can i say it's irrelevant to the evidence of those journalists— to the evidence of those journalists is— to the evidence of those journalists is irrelevant . we're journalists is irrelevant. we're speahthg— journalists is irrelevant. we're speahtmg aheat— journalists is irrelevant. we're speaking about events that are out speaking about events that are eat et— speaking

prince harry is— majority of the articles that prince harry is using, at the heart of this case: _ harryticles. in fact there are about 140 but they had to whittle them _ about 140 but they had to whittle them down. the publisher is saying that they've got the information from _ that they've got the information from legitimate sources. there are a number— from legitimate sources. there are a number of— from legitimate sources. there are a number of articles that the publisher is not putting forward any evidence, _ publisher is not putting forward any evidence, if you like. what that means — evidence, if you like. what that means is— evidence, if you like. what that means is they are basically saying to prince — means is they are basically saying to prince harry is you've got to prove — to prince harry is you've got to prove the _ to prince harry is you've got to prove the phone hacking or information was obtained by unlawful means _ information was obtained by unlawful means a_ information was obtained by unlawful means. a lot of back—and—forth todav~ — means. a lot of back—and—forth tod

harry is arrogant, harry. he is- ;ti. harry is arrogant, harry. he is used to is arrogant, harry.eems strange to be going about stories that going on about stories that weeht— going on about stories that weren't-phone- going on about stories that weren't phone hacking. weren't got by phone hacking. weah. — weren't got by phone hacking. weah. .teeh— weren't got by phone hacking. yeah. .look, i— weren't got by phone hacking. yeah. .look, i think- weren't got by phone hacking. yeah. and look, i think it's risky. can say it's irrelevant risky. can i say it's irrelevant to risky. can i say it's irrelevant te the— risky. can i say it's irrelevant to the evidence— risky. can i say it's irrelevant to the evidence of— . can i say it's irrelevant to the evidence of those journalists— to the evidence of those journalists is— to the evidence of those journalists is irrelevant . we're journalists is irrelevant. we're speahthg— journalists is irrelevant. we're speahtmg aheat— journalists is irrelevant. we're speaking about events that are out speaking about events that are eat et— speaking abou

yes, the burden of proof is on prince harry. this is i proof is on prince harry.that these articles caused him, the paranoia. we have heard all about that already. he has to back up his claims, back up his allegations with evidence and that is what he is trying to do. and we have had a note from colleagues in the courtroom that he is appearing differently in court. yesterday he was a bit nervous, grew in confidence but today he is very confident in the courtroom as he is having that battle with the barrister from opposing side. battle with the barrister from opposing side-— battle with the barrister from o- osina side. ., ~ ,. ., opposing side. thank you, helena. helena wilkinson _ opposing side. thank you, helena. helena wilkinson here _ opposing side. thank you, helena. helena wilkinson here at _ opposing side. thank you, helena. helena wilkinson here at the i opposing side. thank you, helena. helena wilkinson here at the high | helena wilkinson here at the high court in central london with me as a case continues inside and as helena was saying the interrogation

prince harry in court listening to her evidence _ harry in court listening to her evidence-— harry invidence. helena wilkinson, thank yom this is — evidence. helena wilkinson, thank you. this is always _ evidence. helena wilkinson, thank you. this is always what _ evidence. helena wilkinson, thank you. this is always what it - evidence. helena wilkinson, thank you. this is always what it would i you. this is always what it would come to, prince harry eyeball to eyeball with the people he is making allegations against. 0ne eyeball with the people he is making allegations against. one of the things that has been striking is that while his to witness testimony yesterday was deeply personal in the witness box, he has been very reserved and calm, holding questions at arms length. that's how we can really wrap up he can testimony. that's his time in the witness box done but of course the trial continues and he is still in the courtroom listening in. we continues and he is still in the courtroom listening in. we will turn back to you — courtroom listening in. we willturn back to you if— cour

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prince — prince harry, the information. prince harry, the information.ho have written the stories? it is not up to me to tell— written the stories? it is not up to me to tell you about how the information was gained. but as i say, it— information was gained. but as i say, it is— information was gained. but as i say, it is up— information was gained. but as i say, it is up to prince harry to prove his— say, it is up to prince harry to prove his case here and ultimately at the _ prove his case here and ultimately at the end — prove his case here and ultimately at the end of it it will be up to the judge _ at the end of it it will be up to the judge to decide. of at the end of it it will be up to the judge to decide. the 'udge to decide. of course there will the judge to decide. of course there will be written _ the judge to decide. of course there will be written evidence _ the judge to decide. of course there will be written evidence submitted l will be written evidence submitted as well to that effect, but standing here amongst the journalists, we have h

if prince harry, if prince harry— leveson here. if prince harry, if prince harry is— leveson here., very, very clearly. and i wouldn't swap that for all the money in the world. just i don't think many people would. two things to say i people would. two things to say t woptt— people would. two things to say t woptt toyo— people would. two things to say i would love also— i two things to say i would love also sticking up for i would love also sticking up tor mo— i would love also sticking up for his mother.— i would love also sticking up for his mother. i— i would love also sticking up for his mother. i would love for mtooo— for his mother. i would love for trtmoo worry— for his mother. i would love for trtmoo worry to— for his mother. i would love for prince harry to transform the prooo— prince harry to transform the prooo-to— prince harry to transform the prooo-to o- prince harry to transform the press-be a nice- prince harry to transform the press be a nice even press for it to be a nice even playing— press for it to be a nice even ptoytmg ttott. — press for it to be a nice even p

harry, there. oh, here he is. harry, rrmee— there. oh, here he is. harry, rrmee harw— there.. ne— he's a man who likes his privacy. he wants to keep quiet. bxaerw— privacy. he wants to keep quiet. exactly nabb— privacy. he wants to keep quiet. exactly rrane. ne— privacy. he wants to keep quiet. exactly right. he must— privacy. he wants to keep quiet. exactly right. he must be- exactly right. he must be delighted. and with something that frustrated me, perhaps that has frustrated me, perhaps more over last more than usual over the last 24 hours, is the fact that hours, which is the fact that we're not allowed cameras in these courts. ridiculous. i would love to see his genuine reaction to these questions, his genuine facial expressions. i mean, i know that gb news has employed a quite a good impersonator to be performing this. other channels have done that too. and of course, we've got sketches , but but we're got the sketches, but but we're missing on what would be missing out on what would be some excellent transparency. i think it's a good evidence. i think it's a good evid

prince harry has left prince harry has left the prince harry has left the high prince harry has lefth court prince harry has left the high court in london in the last hour after almost two days of cross—examination in his privacy case against mirror group newspapers. he claims he was unlawfully targeted during a 15 year period that began he was a child. he told the court he once found a tracking device on the car of his former girlfriend chelsy davy and he said he found it suspicious that difficult conversations between him and his ex—girlfriend had appeared in stories in the daily mirror. the paper's publisher denies using unlawful means to gather information about the prince. 0ur media editor katie razzall was in court. the interest in this story shows no sign of waning. for the second day world's media gathered in a cul—de—sac in central london waiting for the high court's star witness. prince harry arrived here for another bout of cross—examination. the mirror group is determined to show he is wrong to claim that articles about him were based on unlawful information gathering. mg

harry has got the money and he's got harry has got the money and he's get tbe— harry has got the moneysmear merchant lawyer, found bary— the smear merchant lawyer, found barry tn— the smear merchant lawyer, found barry tn tbe— the smear merchant lawyer, found harry in the south— the smear merchant lawyer, found harry in the south of france , he harry in the south of france, he tabbtng— harry in the south of france, he tabbtng at— harry in the south of france, he tabbtng at a— harry in the south of france, he was tapping at a willing accomplice— was tapping at a willing accomplice to- was tapping at a willing accomplice to his plan, which atvays— accomplice to his plan, which atvays te— accomplice to his plan, which was always to attack the media vttb— was always to attack the media vttb a— was always to attack the media with a famous— was always to attack the media with a famous person. so they got with a famous person. so they get bary— with a famous person. so they get barry, bat— with a famous person. so they got harry, put him into court, ana— got harry, put him into court, and rav

there will be huge interest when prince harry appears interest when prince harry appears in the witnesse newspapers. theirjob is to try to undermine his case. how will prince harry react to the questions put to him in a courtroom setting, a setting that is very different from what he�*s used to. helena wilkinson, bbc news, the high court. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, joins us from outside the high court in central london now. no prince harry, that was expected by his side, certainly of the court room. they had said he wasn�*t coming because david sherborne, his barrister, is working his way through this fairly lengthy three hour opening statement about this part of the case. to give you a bit of background, we have had a generic case, the basic case against the mirror group, case, the basic case against the mirrorgroup, now case, the basic case against the mirror group, now we are onto specific cases, the first being prince harry. what is clear is there is no single bit of evidence that proves these newspapers breached his privacy. but what there is is an admission from