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we don't have any confirmation of those sorts of l any confirmation of those sorts of arrangements.ind of timeline that was being discussed was that maybe this case would come to a head in the autumn time. there are still events planned throughout the summer as part of the royaljubilee. and some of those events, he would in essence have been required to attend because of the sorts of positions that he was holding until today. that sort of awkward confrontation, clash has now been removed. we did have a statement earlier from some sources close to the duke given the robustness with which the judge greeted our arguments, we are unsurprised by his ruling stop in effect, that the duke us to carry on and to defend himself in the case will progress. "however, it is not a judgment on the merits of virginia giuffre's allegations," which is true. "this is a marathon, not a sprint, and the duke will continue to defend himself against these claims." he will now do that as a private citizen and not as a member of the royal family.— of the royal family. thank you very much indeed- _ that is one

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do you recall any kind of sexual contact with l happened. y i kind of sexual contact with mrs roberts —— ms roberts, then or any other time? roberts -- ms roberts, then or any other time?— any other time? none, none whatsoever- _ tomorrow, prince andrew's team will ask a new york court to throw out ms giuffre's case. her lawyers say she's confident that won't happen, and one way or another, the duke will have to answer her allegations. we can now speak to neama rahmani who's a former federal prosecutor and now president of west coast trial lawyers. he joins us from los angeles. welcome to the programme. you were able to hear that report. from your perspective, is this a settlement that we are now aware of too vague, what impact will it have on this civil case today? it will it have on this civil case toda ? , ., , will it have on this civil case toda ? , . , , today? it is vague but yet another _ today? it is vague but yet another legal _ today? it is vague but yet another legal hurdle - today? it is vague but yet another legal hurdle for l a

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i can absolutely categorically tell you it never happened. l do you recall any kind of sexual contactoberts, then orany othertime? none whatsoever. tomorrow, prince andrew's team will ask for the case to be thrown out. her lawyers say she is confident that won't happen, and one way or another, the duke will have to answer her allegations. i've been speaking to moira penza, a former assistant us attorney for the eastern district of new york and an experienced prosecutor in civil trials and sex trafficking cases. she outlined what each side is arguing. in this case, we're dealing with the first procedural stats in most civil trials, which is prince andrew has neither motion to dismiss the case, and he is saying that based on legal issues, this case cannot go forward. and you have here ms giuffre�*s attorney saying theissues ms giuffre�*s attorney saying the issues that prince andrew has raise our insufficient. we have seen the issues related to the 2009 settlement agreement, and prince andrew's attorney have argued that this broad language, that is purported to exempt from liability any

are there any other options, are there any risks to l settlement. ttlement? i do not know if there are any other options. having i settlement? i do not know if there are any other options. having a i are any other options. having a child and having this hashed out in open court risks quite a lot of embarrassing information coming out. whether or not it goes to prove the allegations, it is likely to be embarrassing both to the duke of york and demonically more generally, but pursuing a settlement means it is essentially that you are admitting some wrongdoing or lease the optics suggest it —— the monarchy more generally. that is consistent with the interview the duke of your previously gave, that he never had any kind of misconduct with miss giuffre stopped what he does have a small window of opportunity to appeal, doesn't he? how do you rate his chances of success there? he how do you rate his chances of success there?— success there? he can appeal, obviously. _ success there? he can appeal, obviously, but _ success there? he can appeal, obviously, bu

do you recall any kind of sexual contact with l kind of sexual contact with virginia roberts or any other_ time? none whatsoever. tomorrow, prince - time? none whatsoever. | tomorrow, prince andrew time? none whatsoever. - tomorrow, prince andrew steam mollusca new york court to throw out the case. her lawyers say that the won't happen in one way or another the duke will have to answer her allegations. i've been speaking to moira penza, a former assistant us attorney for the eastern district of new york and an experienced prosecutor in civil trials and sex trafficking cases. she outlined what each side is arguing. in this case we are really dealing with the first procedural step which is the prince andrew made a motion to dismiss the case and he says based on a legal issue this case cannot go forward. and you have here the attorney for ms giuffre saying that the issue is insufficient. what we have seen today is that the issues related to the 2009 settlement and prince andrew's attorney argued that the broad language that has purported to exempt from liability anyone as a potential defenda

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generation than i am, and i -- you know, i'm working with a bunch of legends with a capital "l" right now anyrowing up, so my cousin tyler and i would walk home from school, and we'd go next door and hang out with grandma ashford for a couple hours and she -- we were in charge of giving her her medicine. and she somehow would make a game out of throwing it across the room 'cause she just really didn't want to take it and so we were sort of in charge of, like, finding her pills. [ laughter ] over the years, we found them in the couch, we found them under glasses, they were in the plants part of me was like, "why are we making her take this?" you know, it was probably like extra magnesium. like, what's the point [ laughter ] >> seth: you have a -- we've talked before about your son jack i think the last time you were here, he was maybe only 1 or 2 years old. he's 5 1/2 now >> oh, god >> seth: how is he doing >> i no longer give him milk from my breasts. [ laughter ] that was what was happening the last time. >> seth: we've crossed the milk threshold. congratulations! >> yes, yes. we're done doi

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was going to be in a film or tv show, even as a guest star on something, she won any's for -- emmy's forget starring. ly's for guest starring. that is how great she was. >> let's talk about "the golden girls," the show that really brought her to such huge widespread attention, perhaps the one that people if you say her name will most associate her with, and the character of rose. she inhabited that role along with the other threectresses, "the golden girls," but why was that role so iconic? >> i think it w a combination of all four of those women were so iconic. sadly, betty white was the last of the floor to pass. but it was that relationship between these four women. it was sort of the sweet naivete ofose, the character betty white played. so opposite of the actual betty white. betty wright herself had a sharp edge to her. she had a wicked sense of humor. she was always quick to the punch, so opposite of rose. there was something we really appreciated about that character, that naivete, that she ayed so well on "the golden girls." >> michael schneider there talking about betty white, who has died at

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l d p. so i don't see any room for compromise on mr. kisha and the japanese government part at all. okay, i'd like to cross over to say, you know how to sheeter. is there any issue with describing this as an agreement? i mean, we're talking about hundreds of thousands of women who was systematically right. and then you, you pull out and you go to the, to the, to the, to the politics, all that, and we're talking about agreements between countries. i mean, what's your take on japan stance right now? or japan stance is the fact that we can't go any further. the reason for this being is that there has been an agreement in 1965 are the issue, the compensation claims to settle completely final and edition as a se one had been i have been explaining, we've also had various other opportunities. so she, in regards to comfort women are back in 2000. i think it was 15. there has been further agreements. now, the fact of the matter is, of course, whatever agreement you may have, whatever you know, the, the, the coalition or the talks that you may have, the hurt and the pain. and the deeds you k

ifjournalists actually knew about any of this before, l if there were individuals l that did know aboutl be, you know, that's really problematic. i hope that's not the case. i sincerely hope - that's not the case. but i do think that journalists, - if they know about information i that is damaging to government, they have a, they. have an expectation. we all have an expectation. they'll get it into i the public domain. laura, just quickly as we end, i mean, does it undermine does all this undermine trust injournalists, in newspapers? i think if that were to emerge, then yes, potentially it would. i think it would raise questions about the relationships that people have with those in power, because presumably that would be the only reason anyjournalist in their right mind wouldn't pursue a story. because, as we said, regardless of who you work for, you want to get the best scoop and pound for, you want to get the best scoop in town you want to you want to hold the government to account. it's aboutjournalists sort of working in a sense for themselves. so, yes, but i mean, i don't think th

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is the evidence that people l are changing their behaviour in any of these key areas, for example, smoking the world, we note smoking, many developed countries now are taking measures to try and reduce the number of people who smoke but then in other countries, we see rising numbers. there is a mixed picture here in the research, i mean it is all modelling, or casting, so we don't know whether this will play out but in developing countries, there seems to be a larger projected increase in terms of the population numbers that they have got, a lot of that was due to population growth. at some of it is also adopting different lifestyle habits that have been seen in the past as western, world problems, obesity, lots of sugarin world problems, obesity, lots of sugar in the diet, those types of things have been seen as a richer nation problem but there is a stark warning there for the whole globe. thank you. two more tennis players or officials are being investigated for breaking australia's covid vaccination rules. it comes as officials have insisted that novak djokovic isn't being held captive

to do their job, they need help from the ground. support doesn't come any stronger than the s l st teleport designed to protect and maintain our satellites from infrastructure to control. it never stops adding value as sales space to deliver your vision. lou ah, hello again. this is al jazeera, that's too much of the main news. this out washes foreign minister says, the country doesn't want war with ukraine, bought a crumb and won't allow its interest to be ignored. so gay law for off was speaking up to the us warned a russian invasion was a distinct possibility. the west african block echo was suspended, bikini francis membership, lead us up and holding an emergency meeting following a military coup that calling for the toronto to be to release president walkable re police of london, vosta civil servant. preparing a report into alleged breaches of pandemic restrictions in the u. k. within the u. k. government to minimize references to events currently on the investigation by offices. one on our top story, the russia ukraine crisis, a little geographical context for you. russia has troops o

they have - is that feasible in any way? i would l be very surprised. g to the situation as they see it. the fact that i disagree with their views, i would not suggest in any way that there is any ulterior reason for it. i understand. lord john morris, former attorney general under tony blair, really good to talk to you. i know we have had some sound issues, thanks for bearing with us. thank ou. a man's been found guilty of stalking britain's number one women's tennis player, emma raducanu. let's get more from our correspondentjean mackenzie. the 19—year—old player, who shot to fame last year after winning the us open, she still lives with her parents. and last year, at the end of last year, amrit magar, a former amazon delivery driver, visited their home on a number of occasions and left a series of notes. 0ne their home on a number of occasions and left a series of notes. one of the notes read, nothing to say but that you deserve love. he also left her a hand drawn map which illustrated what he said was the 23 miles he had walked from his house in edgw

they need help from the ground. support doesn't come any stronger than the s l samp teleport designed to protect and maintain our satellite. from infrastructure to control, it never stops adding assails sounds. space to deliver your vision. lou. hello and barbara sarah in london. these are the top stories on al jazeera. the u. s. secretary of state has warned russia could invade ukraine at very short notice. anthony blink, him has met ukraine's president, volunteered a zalinski, and he have to reaffirm the u. s. commitment to its ally. a ukrainian intelligence assessment reportedly found russia as a $127000.00 troops to the north and east of ukraine. the u. s. says it will continue to provide defense health and is prepared to impose swift functions. in the event of an incursion, anthony blinking will meet his russian counterpart in geneva. on friday. russia invaded territory and crimea ginned up a conflict in eastern ukraine. and it systematically sought to undermine and divide ukraine's democracy. today, there are some 100000 russian soldiers near ukraine borders. and in that sense,

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it's like they're sort of beating the stem where they can just sort of reoffend,l these other new girls who don't have anyse girls are going thugh it. steve: the feature which was designed with benevole intent, iyou can just unmatch them and snever have to think about them, again and nevesee them again. so, it was designed, essentially, with victims in mind, but the fact that perpetrators are now getting a little bit wise to this and realizing that it's their way of escaping any kind of accountability, that's just unacceptable. avani: steve dean is a consultant to the dating app industry. steve: i think that's actual one of the most frustrating components of the current tinder and dating app experience, and i don't think that that should ever be a possibility, thasomeone can simply escape their bad behavior by blocking the person they just abused. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ avani: clinical forensic doctor janine rowse works closely with police in assessing victims of sexual violence, and two years ago she detected an increase in sexual assaults resulting from dating apps. janine rowse: i started noticing that some of the se

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