mirror group newspapers has admitted that it happened, to be clear.2015 that phones were hacked, private investigators did this sort of work, and stories with unlawfully obtained information were published. this case is really about what the senior executives knew. so that apology which we saw, there was another apology this morning to prince harry specifically. mgm, mirror group newspapers, said it unreservedly apologised and accepted that the duke of sussex was entitled to appropriate compensation. that is about one specific claim to do with an investigator looking at prince harry's behaviour in a nightclub. but mirror group newspapers continue to fight this case and they will be fighting throughout. tam to fight this case and they will be fighting throughout. tom symonds at the hiuh fighting throughout. tom symonds at the high court- _ the archbishop of canterbury has said that the government's illegal migration bill is "isolationist" and risks doing "great damage" to the uk's reputation. the bill is being debated for the first time in the house of

in the trial brought against mirror group, the lawyer for prince harry and three other claimants has e new evidence linking mr morgan to phone hacking at the mirror. in an exclusive interview recorded before the start of the trial, mr morgan tells the bbc�*s amol rajan he denies any knowledge of unlawful activity. good to see you. how are you? very good. better known now for being a judge on talent shows, or walking off set on breakfast tv, piers morgan was for many years campaigning and influential tabloid newspaper editor. those years are back in the spotlight this week as prince harry and other claimants bring allegations of phone hacking to the high court. have you ever hacked a phone? no. did phone hacking ever take place during your editorship of the mirror? not that i'm aware of. cos what you're is there's no phone hacking at the mirror? no, to be clear, originally, i said i've never had a phone, i've never told anyone to hack a phone, and no story has ever been published in the mirror in my time from hacking the phone. and then somebody pointed out, "well, you can only know th

what they have done is through disclosure of material they have got from mirror group newspapers, nowthrough that information and put together a jigsaw of information they have presented. this morning we've heard about prince michael of kent and his finances and the claimants see how that came about and noted that this and tomorrow morning and then tomorrow afternoon the time when four defendants in the newspaper group will start to put its case and very briefly what they will say is an off a lot of this is out of time, it has been raised far too late because these events happened at the very least 12 years ago. thanks for that update. much more on all the stories on the bbc website and we will be back with headlines at the top of the hour hour hello again. lots of slow moving thundery showers today bringing a risk of some flooding this afternoon. the early morning cloud in manchester was spun around by these white vortices coming off this landing a380 plane. beautiful picture, but enough of the plane spotting and on to the cloud spotting. well, there's plenty of that. and many of the

they claim that mirror group newspapers used unlawful methods to gather information about them.e highest levels of the media organisation including editors, legal advisors, and members of the board. live now to our correspondent sanchia beg who has been following developments in the court. take us through what we have been hearing. take us through what we have been hearinu. ~ ., ., hearing. well, today and caught the barrister for — hearing. well, today and caught the barrister for the _ hearing. well, today and caught the barrister for the four _ hearing. well, today and caught the barrister for the four claimants i hearing. well, today and caught the barrister for the four claimants who | barrister for the four claimants who include prince harry, set out essentially their case, which is that, as you were saying, people are right across mirror group newspapers you about this unlawful information gathering which was phone hacking, but also tools like blagging, which is where somebody gets information ijy is where somebody gets information by pretending to be somebody else. and i

yes, if the mirror group _ but it is limited in its scope?all the charges we have been hearing about over the last few hours, there has been court documents released today where we have been getting more information into exactly what the claimants say has happened, what the unlawful information gathering might look like. this afternoon, as you say, we have been hearing about the duke of such sussex and how he feels he was targeted around the time of the death of his mother in 1997 and through his career and write up to decades later. i think what we haven't heard before is details about his relationship with his then girlfriend, chelsy davy. the court documents revealed more about the concerns she had, as well as the duke and she felt inevitably the relationship broke up because of the intrusion of the media and because of the unlawful activities that were going on by some of the newspapers. every time he was in a relationship or even a rumoured relationship that whole person's family and often their friends would be dragged whole person's fa

people that don't know the details — there have been dozens of civil hacking cases against the mirror groupeast five who have been awarded damages for phone hacking by the mirror during the period when you were editor. now, those are the ones we know about cos they came out in court, but most cases so far against mirror group newspapers have been settled. i only worked for the daily mirror. sure. let's be clear, i only worked for the daily mirror. i never had any responsibility for the sunday mirror or sunday mail, of the sunday people, or any other titles. no responsibility at all. in 2015, the trinity mirror group apologised for historic phone hacking and said, "such behaviour represented an unwarranted and unacceptable intrusion into people's lives." i hear what you're saying... i agree with that, by the way. i think phone hacking is completely wrong and shouldn't have been happening, and it was lazy journalists being lazy. but there's evidence that it happened while you were editor. there's no evidence i knew anything about any of it. i never told anybody to hack a phone. and nobody on

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they came out in court, but most cases so far against mirror group newspapers have been settled. sibility at all. in 2015, the trinity mirror group apologised for historic phone hacking and said, "such behaviour represented an unwarranted and unacceptable intrusion into people's lives." i hear what you're saying... i agree with that, by the way. i think phone hacking is completely wrong and shouldn't have been happening, and it was lazy journalists being lazy. but there's evidence that it happened while you were editor. there's no evidence i knew anything about any of it. i never told anybody to hack a phone. and nobody on the daily mirror or the hundreds and hundreds, thousands, possibly ofjournalists who worked with me on the daily mirror have ever even been arrested in connection with phone hacking. so there are lots of civil things going on, but as you know, the bar for that is a lot lower than it is for any criminal action. yes, we can keep going over and over and over this, but the police were pretty thorough in their investigation. what i would say is i have not been involv

the claim was disclosed in documents on the opening day of his damages trial against the mirror groupin which he and three others are demanding compensation for press intrusion. the publisher of the daily mirror apologised to the prince at the start of the trial for one instance of gathering information about him unlawfully. our media editor, katie razzall, has been following the case. katie. it's the first of prince harry's cases against a newspaper group to get to a full civil trial. the duke of sussex, with two coronation street actors — michael levell and nikki sanderson — and fiona wightman, the ex—wife of the comedian paul whitehouse, are suing the owners of the daily mirror, the sunday mirror and the people. their lawyer claims phone hacking — that's intercepting people's voicemails — and other unlawful information gathering was happening on an "industrial scale" at these papers for more than 20 years. it was — he said — all to sell newspapers not in the public interest. we heard that prince harry was subjected to "the most intrusive "methods of obtaining his personal informati

four individuals including the duke of sussex are suing the mirror group newspapers for hacking theirrt, where sanchia berg has been following testimony. take us through it. as you said, we heard this afternoon _ take us through it. as you said, we heard this afternoon from - take us through it. as you said, we heard this afternoon from 0mid - heard this afternoon from 0mid scobie, whom people will probably recognise as the author of finding free mum —— finding freedom,, but 21 years ago he was a journalism student and in turn first at the sunday mirror — sorry, first at the sunday mirror — sorry, first at the sunday mirror, then at the daily mirror. and it was on the second occasion when he was there forjust a week, he said that as an intern, he was invisible, but he was sitting on the 3am desk, the showbiz desk, and he heard discussion about a story between the journalists there and piers morgan, who was in the editor, whose desk was very close by — he said he liked to drop in and see what the 3am desk were doing, he was very interested in everything they did, and they told him abou

in the uk, the mirror group has apologised.y admitted there was some evidence of unlawful behaviour that warrants compensation but it denies allegations of voice mail interception in the case is being examined during the trial. lawyers for the duke of sussex and three other people argue that executives knew about widespread phone hacking but did nothing to stop it. we have this report. prince harry is on a court crusade against the newspapers. six weeks ago it was the mail titles, then the sun, now a third case against tabloids owned by the mirror group. he wasn't in court today, but he will give evidence next month. he isjoined in this case by the coronation street actor michael le vell, who arrived this morning to hear opening statements. another actor from the soap, nikki sanderson, and fiona wightman, the ex—wife of the comedian paul whitehouse, are also bringing claims. prince harry is suing over 147 newspaper articles, which go back long before his marriage to meghan. from the 2000s onwards, the tabloids were desperate fo

this, there have been - been over this, there have been dozens of civil hacking cases against the mirror groupve or been awarded damages for phone hacking by the mirror during the period where you are editor. she ritchie, luke taggart in the tv producer robert ashworth. those we know about because they came out in court but most cases of oregon's miracle newspaper up and settled. i only work for the _ newspaper up and settled. i only work for the daily _ newspaper up and settled. i only work for the daily mirror. - newspaper up and settled. i only work for the daily mirror. but - newspaper up and settled. i only. work for the daily mirror. but let's be clear, i only work for the daily mirror. i never had any responsibility for sunday mirror or sunday people or any other titles. no responsibility at all. in sunday people or any other titles. no responsibility at all.— no responsibility at all. in 2015, the trinity _ no responsibility at all. in 2015, the trinity mirror _ no responsibility at all. in 2015, the trinity mirror group - no responsibility at all. in 2015, i the trinity mirror group a

there have been dozens of civil hacking cases against the mirror group and we know at least five who editor. that's gazza, sadie frost, shane richie, luke taggart and the tv producer robert ashworth. now those are the ones we know about cos they came out in court, but most cases so far against mirror group newspapers have been settled. when you say mirror group newspapers... well, trinity. yes. i only worked for the daily mirror. sure. but let's be clear. i only worked for the daily mirror. i never had any responsibility for the sunday mirror or any other, or the sunday people or any other titles. no responsibility at all. so when we go through all these cases being settled, important to remember what my responsibility was. in 2015, the trinity mirror group apologised for historic phone hacking and said such behaviour represented an unwarranted and unacceptable intrusion into people's lives. you must see... i hear what you're saying. i agree with that, by the way. sure. i think phone hacking's completely wrong and shouldn't have been happening and it was lazy journalists being lazy. b

yes, andrew green casey, who opened the case of mirror group newspapers today frankly wasn't preparedke of sussex, basically accusing the claimants of constructing a case which is deeply unreliable, full of overreach, with evidence slim to nonexistent. he saysin evidence slim to nonexistent. he says in essence that the duke is simply not a victim of the illegal activity which has been alleged, interception of voicemails going back an awful long time, use of private investigators to intrude into his life. he said that mgn had settled more than 600 allegations of phone hacking and unlawful gathering of information since 2012 and paid out £100 million to those alleged victims, but he said the duke was not one of them, and crucially, also, he said that the duke's team were involved in publicly smearing board members of mirror group newspapers. this is a really important part of the case, because prince harry's team want to show that editors and executives knew and covered up hacking. the company today are heading back very, very hard. this will be fought tooth and nail in the weeks to com

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the claim was disclosed in documents on the opening day of his damages trial against the mirror grouphich he and three others are demanding compensation for press intrusion. the publisher of the daily mirror apologised to the prince at the start of the trial for one instance of gathering information about him unlawfully. our media editor, katie razzall, has been following the case. katie. it's the first of prince harry's cases against a newspaper group to get to a full civil trial. the duke of sussex, with two coronation street actors, michael levell and nikki sanderson and fiona wightman, the ex—wife of the comedian paul whitehouse, are suing the owners of the daily mirror, the sunday mirror and the people. their lawyer says phone hacking, that's intercepting people's voicemails, and other unlawful information gathering was happening at an "industrial scale" at these papers for more than 20 years. it was, he said, all to sell newspapers, not in the public interest. we heard that prince harry was subjected to "the most intrusive methods of obtaining his personal information" even from

some of the day and by disclosure from mirror group itself.here is not evidence to back them up and also says a lot of these claims that are being made in this case are read of time. he heard the details of the articles the prince harry is specifically complaining about and an article in 1996 about his 12th birthday 22,009 with the covered issues like personal life and the relationship withjosie devey and all of those newspapers deny the use of unlawful information gathering to get those stories. it's going to be a long and detailed fight, it looks like. it's been eight months since the death of mahsa amini — which sparked waves of protests across iran. the protests — represent the biggest threat to the islamic republic in decades. women — defying the strict laws on wearing a headscarf. it was all sparked after mahsa amini died in custody, accused of not obeying iran's strict dress code for women, for allegedly wearing her hijab "improperly". the us based, iranian dissident — masi alin—ejad, has been one of the highest profile critics of the t

now a third case against tabloids owned by the mirror group. his claims, that as far back as the 1990s, journalists and private investigators desperate for gossip about him and his girlfriends were rooting through his private phone voicemails. for the first time next month, he's expected to give evidence in person in court. the coronation street actors michael le vell and nikki sanderson are also suing. and if they win, well, many others could launch legal actions. if the claimants win on those general allegations, then it makes it much more likely that the mirror will have to accept and settle other cases that are brought before them, because the background, the judge has determined, was that there was widespread activity and that all these payments to private investigators were for illegal activity. if the mirror group succeed in reducing the extent to which those findings are made, and it will be a sliding scale, then they will more easily be able to resist future claims and say that they're not prepared to settle them. the scandal of what's

crucially we heard the opening statement from andrew greene who represents mirror group newspapers makinghat they are very evidentially farfrom eight saying that they are very evidentially far from eight cases that were tried back in 2015 when a judge awarded compensation over £1 million and found that phone hacking and other what is known as unlawful information gathering techniques were committed by people at this newspaper. in terms of the case that the defensive to speak is rebutting, we heard andrew greene say that he believes that there is a deep unreliability and overreached to the case and the claim being made by people like the duke of sussex and the other three people. we will hear from witnesses starting next week, it will go on for several weeks. we will hearfrom the it will go on for several weeks. we will hear from the four people involved including in person, prince harry. the uk's largest cancer treatment sector has been downgraded by the care quality commission amid allegations and stopping staff speaking openly with inspections took place. the hospital in manchester were

in early 2000 and mirror group. so paul, just to be clear, did you say seven weeks? you expect at the wet— you say seven weeks? you expect at the trtet te— you say seven weeks? you expect at the trial to go— you say seven weeks? you expect at the trial to go on— you say seven weeks? you expect at the trial to go on and- i“ 7 you expect at the trial to go on and do we mmt— at the trial to go on and do we term terry— at the trial to go on and do we think harry harry— at the trial to go on and do we think harry harry will make an aggregate— think harry harry will make an eeeeeremee m— think harry harry will make an appearance in court ? yeah, he's appearance in court? yeah, he's exeeetet— appearance in court? yeah, he's exeeetet te— appearance in court? yeah, he's expected to appear in june. so mett— expected to appear in june. so meet et— expected to appear in june. so most of these— expected to appear in june. so most of these trial— expected to appear in june. so most of these trial most- expected to appear in june.

in the uk, mirror group newspapers has said it "unreservedly apologises" for an instance of unlawfulormation gathering, at the start of a court case brought by prince harry and three other people in london. in court documents, the publisher of the mirror newspaper admitted there was "some evidence" of unlawful behaviour that "warra nts compensation". but it denies allegations of voice mail interception in the cases being examined during the trial. lawyers for the duke of sussex, and three other people, argue that executives knew about widespread phone hacking, but did nothing to stop it. 0ur correspondent ellie price was outside the high court a little earlier to explain what happens next. there has been court documents released today where we have been getting more information into exactly what the claimants say has happened, what the unlawful information gathering might look like. this afternoon, as you say, we have been hearing about the duke of sussex and how he feels he was targeted around the time of the death of his mother in 1997 and through his career and write up to decades

now a third case against tabloid owned by the mirror group. he will give evidence next month. case by the coronation street actor michael lavelle who arrived this morning to hear opening statements. another actorfrom hear opening statements. another actor from the hear opening statements. another actorfrom the soap, hear opening statements. another actor from the soap, and hear opening statements. another actorfrom the soap, and fiona whiteman are also bringing claims. prince harry is suing over 147 newspaper articles which go back long before his marriage to meghan. from the 2000s onwards, the tablets were desperate for gossip about him and his girlfriends like chelsey davey, so reporters got access to his private voice mail messages. today his barristers said that as a young adult, harry was subjected to blatantly unlawful and appalling newsgathering methods. if he and the three other alleged victims win, many could sue. it three other alleged victims win, many could sue.— three other alleged victims win, many could sue. it makes it much more likely _ many could sue. it make

mirror group says it "was over a year after voice mail interception had stopped, or been largely cutg was widespread at the papers between 1991 and 2011. mgn contests that. the claimants also say that senior figures knew and sanctioned it, and for a second day, the former daily mirror editor piers morgan has been accused of being aware of what was happening on his watch. he's not part of this trial and has recently denied any knowledge of phone hacking. katie, thank you. now a look at some other stories making the news today. the actor stephen tompkinson has been cleared of causing grievous bodily harm to a man making noise outside his home. he was accused of punching karl poole, who was drinking at the bottom of his driveway in whitley bay. prosecutors claimed the actor had lashed out at mr poole but mr tompkinson said he'd acted in self—defence. a metropolitan police officer, who left a man paralysed from the waist down when he tasered him, has been cleared of causing grievous bodily harm. jordan walker—brown fell backwards over a fence and broke his back after he was stopped by 36

the heart of the case is whether mirror group executives knew about this widespread hacking that wasew about it and not only did they fail to do anything about it, they authorized this going on so a lot of questions for them to answer but these executives are all denying that they -- >> harry has often gotten involved in these cases. do we expect he might testify, prince harry >> reporter: what we're learning from his legal team we're expecting him to show up here in june and give evidence and if he does show up and give evidence, he will be the first royal to give evidence in court since the 19th century and really has made it to go after the british tabloid media. his life's mission is to change the british media landscape. >> yeah, he's talked about that in his memoir. the publisher has apologized what else are they saying? >> reporter: that's right. i mean straight out of the gates they apologized. they said that they had illegally gathered information on one instance, very important to mention that. they're just saying there was one instance they gathered information and they're

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victims of child sexual abuse will be supported the former boss of mirror group has said she deeply regretsr. sly bailey, who was chief executive of trinity mirror between 2003 and 2011, said she'd had "no knowledge" of the activities. junior doctors in scotland have been offered a 14.5% pay rise over two years by the scottish government, in an attempt to stop planned strike action. earlier this month, junior doctors voted for a 72—hour walk—out, their first national strike over pay. one of britain's most successful cyclists, mark cavendish, has announced plans to retire at the end of the season. the 38—year—old equalled the record of winning 34 tour de france stages during his career. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports. mark cavendish has won the world title for great britain. mark cavendish because my profession of racing against the clock of the clock after almost two decades, he has called time on a fabulous career. it has called time on a fabulous career. ., , ., ., , ,., ., career. it was an absolute dream, the bike has _ career. it was an absolute dream, the bike has giv

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in the trial against mirror group that started today, the lawyer for prince harry says they have evidence back whenever it was, the late 2000s. so it doesn't surprise _ the late 2000s. so it doesn't surprise me that that continues to be his— surprise me that that continues to be his position. but clearly what's being _ be his position. but clearly what's being said — be his position. but clearly what's being said in court today makes this a very— being said in court today makes this a very worrying time for him. he won't _ a very worrying time for him. he won't be — a very worrying time for him. he won't be happy to see these charges re—emerging now. we don't know whether— re—emerging now. we don't know whether there will be fresh evidence or whats— whether there will be fresh evidence or what's going to happen in that trial over— or what's going to happen in that trial over the next few days that might _ trial over the next few days that might put — trial over the next few days that might put further pressure on him. but i'm _ might put further pressure on him. but i'm sure — might put f

what's become known as the hacking trial, the court has heard from lawyers for the defendants, mirror groupcomplaints were driven by nothing more than �*a sense of outrage.�* live now to our correspondent at the court, robin brant. take us through it. this is the second hacking _ take us through it. this is the second hacking trial _ take us through it. this is the second hacking trial i've - take us through it. this is the second hacking trial i've been| take us through it. this is the - second hacking trial i've been into in the last decade, the first was in 2014, criminal proceedings. people were in jail. 2014, criminal proceedings. people were injail. this is several, legal proceedings brought by a group of people including the duke of sussex, prince harry and other celebrities, in which they allege in a period stretching back 30 years, journalists and we heard today allegations people at the very top of a company that owned the sunday mirror, people and mirror newspaper what was going on in terms of intercepting those phone voicemails, hacking as you call it. the lawyer for the group i

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mirror group newspapers epehedheed— mirror group newspapers apologised for sending a private hhveehhdehevat all harry? and can you understand at ehh hhv— harry? and can you understand at ehh vvhv he— harry? and can you understand at all why he seems— harry? and can you understand at all why he seems to— harry? and can you understand at all why he seems to be absolutely— all why he seems to be absolutely determined to destroy the absolutely determined to destroy hhe hevvepepev— absolutely determined to destroy the newspaper or— absolutely determined to destroy the newspaper or media organisation— the newspaper or media organisation should have the pevev— organisation should have the pevvev he— organisation should have the pevvev he hep— organisation should have the power to tap your phone. hheehuhehv. — power to tap your phone. absolutely. or— power to tap your phone. absolutely. or go. - power to tap your phone. absolutely. or go. so- power to tap your phone. absolutely. or go. so couldn't agree more deeply into your private life where you know totally wrong. it's completely wrong. but we

mirror group newspapers opotogteeo— mirror group newspapers apologised for sending a private tnteettgototott whw— harry? and can you understand at ott whw he— harry? and can you understand at all why he seems— harry? and can you understand at all why he seems to— harry? and can you understand at all why he seems to be absolutely— all why he seems to be absolutely determined to destroy the newepopet— absolutely determined to destroy the newspaper or— absolutely determined to destroy the newspaper or media organisation— the newspaper or media organisation should have the power— organisation should have the power to— organisation should have the power to top— organisation should have the power to tap your phone. hheotutetw. — power to tap your phone. absolutely. or— power to tap your phone. absolutely. or go. - power to tap your phone. absolutely. or go. so- power to tap your phone. absolutely. or go. so couldn't agree more deeply into your private life where you know totally wrong. it's completely wrong. but we all know that and the honor— wrong. but we all know that and the thtnot hoe— g b

right and this time suing the mirror group whet— this time suing the mirror group whot he-e— this time for the eurovision final to twemoot .— qualify for the eurovision final in liverpool . they were among in liverpool. they were among the the— in liverpool. they were among the the eete— in liverpool. they were among the five acts that— in liverpool. they were among the five acts that were knocked out h— the five acts that were knocked out to the — the five acts that were knocked out in the first— the five acts that were knocked out in the first live semi—final of out in the first live semi—final ot the— out in the first live semi—final ot the week. — out in the first live semi—final of the week. the— out in the first live semi—final of the week. the ten countries that— of the week. the ten countries that mote— of the week. the ten countries that mote tt— of the week. the ten countries that made it through include hottugot— that made it through include portugal, sweden and croatia. we ehoutt— portugal, sweden and croatia. we ehoutt ghe— portugal, sweden and croatia. we ehoutt gwe you—

referencing the mirror group ttat-e— referencing the mirror group case that's also— referencingwas when the ira came on board with petrol bombs and came on board with petrol bombs ent-tt— came on board with petrol bombs emt-tt wttm— came on board with petrol bombs and-it with rifles- came on board with petrol bombs and it with rifles and and burnt it with rifles and tettet— and burnt it with rifles and petrol bombs— and burnt it with rifles and petrol bombs and said everybody off petrol bombs and said everybody ttt—ttme- petrol bombs and said everybody ttt—ttts tetl off for commandeering this for the-republican- off for commandeering this for the republican army and the irish republican army and them— the irish republican army and them t— the irish republican army and them t em— the irish republican army and then i ran down— the irish republican army and then i ran down to school and i up— then i ran down to school and i we m— then i ran down to school and i we it my— then i ran down to school and i ran up in my headmaster pteettemt— ran up in my headmaster president was— ran up

mirror group— alleged phone hacking.behaviour would never be repeated or other— the behaviour would never be repeated or other high profile oioinonio— repeated or other high profile claimants involved in the trial inoinio— claimants involved in the trial include former— claimants involved in the trial include former girls aloud. sineon— include former girls aloud. singon cheryl— include former girls aloud. singon cheryl .— include former girls aloud. singer cheryl . the estate of singer cheryl. the estate of oooneo— singer cheryl. the estate of george michael— singer cheryl. the estate of george michael and the footballer— george michael and the footballer ian- george michael and the footballer ian wright . and footballer ian wright. and iooiio— footballer ian wright. and iooiiy, ino— footballer ian wright. and lastly, the republican congressman george santos has noon— congressman george santos has ioon nioooi— congressman george santos has noon pioooi in— congressman george santos has been placed in us— congressman geor

so tntnge— mirror group newspapers. so prince_lawyers| mirror group newspapers. so.because obviously that comes—personal. comes from a very personal eeenene— comes from a very personal experience and— comes from a very personal experience and involvement with the experience and involvement with tne-wnen.— experience and involvement with the-himself. and- experience and involvement with the himself. and he's the press himself. and he's atwawe— the press himself. and he's atwawe-ne- the press himself. and he's always he wanted the press himself. and he's. always-he wanted to always said that he wanted to nave — always said that he wanted to nave-eewt.- always said that he wanted to have -court. and i always said that he wanted to have court. and we have his day in court. and we knew— have his day in court. and we knew-wnen— have his day in court. and we knew-wnen tt— have his day in court. and we know when it comes to that know that when it comes to that tegat— know that when it comes to that tegat aetten— know that when it comes to that legal action that— know that wh

was that taking place at mirror group newspapers 7 place at mirror group newspapers ?s very much indeed . love all of that. and it's a stop— . love all of that. and it's a stop toot— . love all of that. and it's a step back into— . love all of that. and it's a step back into the past out a ttttto— step back into the past out a ttttto ttt— step back into the past out a little bit because— step back into the past out a little bit because it's what googto— little bit because it's what googto uoot— little bit because it's what people used to— little bit because it's what people used to do. my grandmother- people used to do. my grandmother won loads of stuff . grandmother won loads of stuff. you know,— grandmother won loads of stuff. you know, they— grandmother won loads of stuff. you know, they used to do like otttot— you know, they used to do like cross stitch competitions and all cross stitch competitions and at tut— cross stitch competitions and at that tott— cross stitch competitions and all that sort thing at the all that sort of thing at the country— all that sort of

the case against the mirror group nevspoper— case against the mirror group nevspoper is— case againstda. we were going is go io— going to go to canada. we were going to go to africa. but at ine— going to go to africa. but at in eni— going to go to africa. but at in eni oi— going to go to africa. but at the end of the— going to go to africa. but at the end of the day, it's all ioik. — the end of the day, it's all ioik. in— the end of the day, it's all talk. i'm sorry,— the end of the day, it's all talk. i'm sorry, angela, because vnen— talk. i'm sorry, angela, because vnen-sone— talk. i'm sorry, angela, because vnen-sone io— talk. i'm sorry, angela, because when came to shove, it's when push came to shove, it's all when push came to shove, it's oii oioui— when push came to shove, it's all about-it's— when push came to shove, it's all about it's about all about this. it's all about ine— all about this. it's all about the greenback.— all about this. it's all about the greenback. all about the greenback. it's all about is— the greenback. it's all about ii-s-noney- the greenback. it's all

the duke of sussex begins a seven—week trial against mirror group newspapers this morning.to the treasury. good morning. can i see you two— see you two probably in a minute. interestingly. _ see you two probably in a minute. interestingly, you _ see you two probably in a minute. interestingly, you were _ see you two probably in a minute. interestingly, you were cited - see you two probably in a minute. interestingly, you were cited in i see you two probably in a minute. interestingly, you were cited in a| interestingly, you were cited in a study on toxic tweets to mps when you received more than 301 single day when you spoke about transgender rights in a radio interview. it is such a toxic issue, isn't it? we had a woman on earlier on who called us about the possibility of coalition and was talking about safe spaces for women, very passionate on that side of the argument. what was it like getting a deluge two the side of the argument. what was it like getting a deluge two- like getting a deluge two the way that study was — like getting a deluge two the way that study was co

the case against the mirror group nswslolsl— case against the mirror group nsuslolsn ls— case against canada. we were golng lo go lo— going to go to canada. we were going to go to africa. but at lls— going to go to africa. but at lns sno— going to go to africa. but at lns snl ol— going to go to africa. but at the end of the— going to go to africa. but at the end of the day, it's all loll. — the end of the day, it's all loll. l-n— the end of the day, it's all talk. i'm sorry,— the end of the day, it's all talk. i'm sorry, angela, because unsn— talk. i'm sorry, angela, because unsn-sons— talk. i'm sorry, angela, because unsn-sons lo— talk. i'm sorry, angela, because when came to shove, it's when push came to shove, it's all when push came to shove, it's oll olouo— when push came to shove, it's all about-it's— when push came to shove, it's all about it's about all about this. it's all about ons— all about this. it's all about the greenback.— all about this. it's all about the greenback. all about the greenback. it's all about llls— the greenback. it's all about nls-nonsy- the greenback.