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london, what is likely to be a decisive day in the duke of sussexes ongoing legal battle with mirror group newspapers. us presidentjoe biden rejects suggestions that he has a poor memory and is unfit for office. my memory is fine. take a look at what i have done since i became president. that i have got passed. president putin tells us host tucker carlson russia has no interest in invading poland, latvia or other nato countries. hello. i'm kylie pentelow. in pakistan, the parties ofjailed former leader imran khan and the three—time prime minister nawaz sharif have both claimed victory in the election as early results trickle in. nawaz sharif had been seen as the powerful pakistan military�*s favoured candidate and is expected to be elected pakistan's prime minister for a fourth time. but early results are still not conclusive. mr sharif told the bbc the vote had been absolutely fair despite the recentjailing of his rival imran khan on corruption charges. our correspondent caroline davies gave me the latest developments from lahore. we are waiting for the final official totals from the elec

to settle with the mirror group newspapers.turn down a settlement. just to give you an idea of the scale of the financial challenge, the financial burden facing mirror group newspapers at the moment, apparently there are 100 claimants still waiting to have their claims processed in all of this. there will be pressure on the mirror group newspapers to settle with all of them. it is a huge, huge financial pressure on the mirror group newspapers at the moment with these claims involving phone hacking and unlawful gathering of information. it and unlawful gathering of information.— and unlawful gathering of information. , , information. it will be interesting to see whether— information. it will be interesting to see whether prince _ information. it will be interesting to see whether prince harry - information. it will be interesting to see whether prince harry goesj information. it will be interesting i to see whether prince harry goes for the settlement or not. he has always said this wasn't about the money, it was about the prin

a brief mention of prince harry had made an offer to mirror group newspapers, the newspaper publisherblishes the daily mirror, the sunday mirror and the people, that offer had been accepted. to rewind, prince harry took the company to court last year, he gave evidence in the witness box about the distressing effect 33 newspaper articles had on him. thejudge, a judge ruling in this was unusual, founded in 15 of those articles, his privacy had been breached. but there were still 115 articles not considered as part of the trial. so prince harry has been fighting on in the courts to getjustice as he would see it. he has clearly made an offer to mirror group newspapers to settle that case, and that offer has been accepted. to give you legal jargon, there is a part 36 offer which harry makes but if mirror group newspapers don't accept, the consequences legal costs for the newspaper would be great. we have heard they will pay £2 million in costs relating to other parts of this case. a significant victory for prince harry today. just expand and tell us more, you mentioned a big figure, how si

amroliwala, welcome to verified live, prince harry has agreed further damages in his case against mirror groupewspapers. he settled his remaining claims of phone hacking and invasion of privacy. in a statement, the duke of sussex said the mirror had acted in a shockingly dishonest way for many years, then had sought to conceal the truth. prince harry's victory follows a judge's ruling in december that mirror group journalists had made extensive use of hacking. the mirror said it was pleased to have reached a deal over events for which it had apologised. outside court, harry's lawyer, david sherbourne, delivered this statement on his behalf. "after our victory in december, mirror group have finally conceded the rest of my claim, which would have consisted of another two trials, additional evidence, and 115 more articles." outside court, harry's lawyer, david sherbourne, "everything we said was happening at mirror group was in fact happening." "and indeed far worse, as the court ruled in its extremely damaging judgment." "as the judge has said only this morning, we have uncovered and proved the

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prince harry's victory — follows a judge's ruling in december that mirror group journalists — had madeng. the mirror said it was pleased to have reached a deal over events for which it had apologised. 0utside court, harry's lawyer, david sherbourne, delivered this statement on his behalf. "after our victory in december, mirror group have finally conceded the rest of my claim, which would have consisted of another two trials, additional evidence, and 115 more articles." "everything we said was happening at mirror group was in fact happening." "and indeed far worse, as the court ruled in its extremely damaging judgment." "as the judge has said only this morning, we have uncovered and proved the shockingly dishonest way in which the mirror acted for so many years and then sought to conceal the truth." "in light of this, we call again for the authorities to uphold the rule of law and to prove that no—one is above it." "that includes mr morgan, who, as editor, knew perfectly well what was going on, as thejudge held." "even his own employer realised it simply could not call him as a witness

everything we said was happening at mirror group, was in fact happening.in its extremely damaging judgment. as the judge has said only this morning, we have uncovered and proved the shockingly dishonest way in which the mirror acted for so many years, and then sought to conceal the truth. in light of this we call again for the authorities to uphold the rule of law, and to prove that no—one is above it. that includes mr morgan, who, as editor, knew perfectly well what was going on, as thejudge held. even his own employer realised it simply could not call him as a witness of truth at the trial.

there could be many more cases and in actual fact another 115 claims against mirror group newspapersar today in court whether that will go today in court whether that will go to trial or further there will be a settlement. the newspaper articles we are talking about, of them involve prince harry and his relationship, many years ago when he was young with chelsy davy. arguments they might have had, dates they went on, even tatties and so on. last year a judge ruled that unlawful information gathering was in actual fact widespread among mirror group newspapers, we talked about the daily mirror, the sunday mirror, the people newspapers, those publications and very senior executives and news editors knew about what was going on including one of the daily mirror former editors piers morgan but he continues to strenuously deny any involvement in all of this.- involvement in all of this. thank ou. president putin has insisted that russia has no interest in invading poland, latvia or other nato countries, calling such a scenario "absolutely out of the question". the comments came during a le

last year, the judge ruled, thejudge found that mirror group newspapers unlawful information gatheringre, was widespread and senior executives knew what was going on. among their senior executives was the former editor of the daily mirror, piers morgan. piers morgan strenuously denies any involvement in all of this, but you mention to me earlier, that this is very important to prince harry and during the trial last year he said because of phone hacking, he couldn't trust anybody but when the judge made the ruling at the end of last year in december, prince harry and his legal team said this was a great day for truth and accountability. it is unlikely we will hear from prince accountability. it is unlikely we will hearfrom prince harry, he is probably back in california 5500 miles away, tucked up in bed after seeing his dad here earlier this week. but we will wait to hear what the ruling is today, it hasjust week. but we will wait to hear what the ruling is today, it has just got under way and we can see the reporters, thejournalists under way and we can see the reporters, the journalis

after prince harry's legal victory against mirror group newspapers in a trial last year, he has settlednst the group for phone hacking and invasion of privacy. in a statement, he said his case had uncovered what he called the "shockingly dishonest way" the daily mirror acted for many years, and he said the paper's editor at the time, piers morgan, knew "perfectly well" what was going on. the mirror group said it was pleased to have reached an agreement and to move forward from events "that took place many years ago". here's our media correspondent david sillito. prince harry is in the midst of a legal war against a number of britain's newspapers, and today settlement with mirror group was an end to one of the battles. the issue was more than 100 stories he said had been acquired by intercepting his voicemails. many of them were about his relationship with his former girlfriend chelsy davy. but winning a damages settlement running into hundreds of thousands of pounds is not the end. his barrister today stepped out of court and issued a statement on behalf of the prince, saying it was tim

prince harry has claimed victory as he settles his phone hacking case against mirror group newspaperswelcome to the programme, and ben thomson. tour the white house now, where we are hearing a briefing on the very latest on those allegations made against president biden. there was a report published into to present biden�*s handling of classified documents. as part of that report, special council question president biden�*s memory, accusing him of forgetting key dates. of course that has raised questions about his fitness and suitability to run in this year's presidential elections. that is the scene at the white house. we will stay right across that. if there are any further details are emerging out of that. all we know so far is that the white house are calling the remarks in that report gratuitous and inappropriate. we also know the vice president, kamala harris, describes it as a purely political attack and as politically motivated. police say they believe the london chemical attack suspect, abdul ezeddi, is probably dead — but that his body hasn't been found. the last known cctv

prince harry has settled his remaining claims against mirror group newspapers for phone hacking and invasionbarrister, harry said today that his case had uncovered the "shockingly dishonest way" the daily mirror had acted for many years. and he singled out piers morgan for criticism, who was the paper's editor at the time, saying he knew "perfectly well" what was going on. the sum of damages prince harry will receive hasn't been made public. the mirror group said it was pleased to have reached an agreement and to move forward from events "that took place many years ago". here is prince harry's lawyer, david sherbourne, delivering that statement on his behalf. "after our victory in december, mirror group have finally conceded the rest of my claim, which would've consisted of another two trials, additional evidence and 150 more articles. everything we said was happening at mirror group was in fact happening, and indeed far worse, as the court ruled in its extremely damaging judgment. as the judge has said only this morning, we have uncovered and proved the shockingly dishonest way in which the

that's mirror group newspapers.ording to his barrister, who earlier told that to the high court. >> yes. so he has now settled the remaining of his phone the remaining parts of his phone hacking against mirror hacking claim against mirror group hacking claim against mirror gro barrister, one of many, his barrister, one of his many, many lawsuits . many, yes. and many lawsuits. many, yes. and he's been vegas he's been in las vegas overnight, uh, doing some kind of, uh, ceremony. yes. giving out awards to the nfl. was it ? out awards to the nfl. was it? >> didn't mention his father in the awards ceremony, but, uh, there we go. much more to come after the break. a brand new cookie is released, cookie is being released, including an cadbury's including an entire cadbury's creme egg within it, with growing concern over the health of the nation, we'll be speaking to a lord, a former health minister who's very critical of junk brands go >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> good afternoon britain, it's coming up

also tonight, prince harry settles his phone hacking claim against mirror group newspapers, and hits out at then editor piers morgan, saying he knew what was going on. the greatest show on turf — but are super bowl fans more excited about the game, or taylor swift? and... red, yellow — and now blue? there may be another sanction for bad behaviour on the football pitch. on bbc london, we will have more on the news that the suspect in the clapham chemical attack went into the river thames, and is believed to be dead. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. police say they believe the london chemical attack suspect abdul ezeddi is probably dead, but that his body hasn't been found. the last known cctv footage of ezedi shows him leaning over chelsea bridge, on the river thames. officers have been searching for him since a woman and her two young daughters were attacked with a corrosive substance nine days ago — the mother is still in hospital and may lose her sight in one eye. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. chelsea correspondent daniel sandford. bridge at

his lawyers are back in court for a hearing on the case against mirror group newspapers.s lawyer to speak outside the court once that concludes. you can keep up—to—date on our live page on the bbc website thatis on our live page on the bbc website that is being updated by our reporters who are in the court as we speak. so the case is still ongoing, it started at around 10:30am this morning and we will keep you up—to—date throughout the day with what is happening on bbc news. hello. some of us have had snow over the last 2a hours, but mainly over the hills. at low levels, it's been more a story of rain and plenty of rain at that. some outbreaks of rain and hill snow continuing to drift northwards during today. as you can see on the satellite picture, we've got a big area of cloud affecting much of western europe, a series of weather systems, actually, but it's this curl of cloud here that is bringing rain and hill snow northwards. the snow levels in northern england really rising through the afternoon, snow only really over the very highest ground. we will see snow, say ab

remaining parts of his phone hacking claim against mirror group newspapers . against mirror group newspaperslawful activities . during for unlawful activities. during the cost hearing today , his the cost hearing today, his lawyer said the publisher would make an interim payment . of make an interim payment. of £400,000. it follows a high court judge's ruling in december that phone hacking by mirror group newspapers was carried out . from 1996 to 2011, and was widespread and habitual from 1998. joining me now is royal broadcaster rafe heydel—mankoo to explain what's going on. because, ralph, i get confused about how many court cases harry's got going on. he seems to be suing everybody. so what's happening with this one? >> yes. so. well as you say, he's finally settled. this long standing case with mirror group newspapers , as viewers may newspapers, as viewers may remember december of remember that in december of last he won the first part last year, he won the first part of that where the courts ruled that 15 of the 33 articles that prince harry put forward were did contain information obt

>> i worked at reach plc, which is obviously different from from the mirror group . the mirror group.eason, i'm going to stay neutral. >> had a few on air clashes >> i've had a few on air clashes with piers, but he's with with piers, but he's a really nice guy and he's he's going to move on from his regular talk tv show and do youtube. what do you think about that? do you think you'll be successful? >> well, going to on more digital channels, as we all know, in the media, you know, working in the media, you know, it's changing all the time. think from that >> um, i think from that perspective, think i perspective, i think it's i think it's great. he'll get lots of new subscribers that way. and of new subscribers that way. and of course it's monetizable. and where there's money to be made, people will definitely be going down avenue . yeah. down that avenue. yeah. >> over to your mum's. >> yes, she's waiting. >> yes, because she's waiting. well i will apparently the bubbly has lost its fizz, so you better get a move on. >> my thanks to pandora forsyth. where can you be found? you're on

prince mirror group newspapers.laiming journalists at its publication were linked to methods including phone hacking and use of private investigators for unlawful activities during the course hearing today, his lawyer said the publisher would make an interim payment of £400,000. in a statement , the £400,000. in a statement, the duke of sussex responded to the settlement result, saying his mission continues as he believes in the positive change it will bnng in the positive change it will bring for us all. the prime minister says president vladimir putin is accusations that the west and nato are the cause of the ukraine war are clearly ridiculous. in an interview with tv presenter tucker carlson , the tv presenter tucker carlson, the russian president says the invasion was necessary to prevent ukraine from posing a threat to russia by joining nato. meanwhile, putin also told carlson that he has no interest in expanding the war or to having any dialogue with us president biden unless certain demands are met. and us pr

the duke of sussex has settled his phone hacking case against the mirror group but he still group newspaperser's remains critical of the paper's former editor, piers morgan. now in a statement read the in a statement read outside the high court by his barrister david sherborne , harry said in david sherborne, harry said in light of this, we call again for the authorities to uphold the rule of law and to prove that no one above it, that includes one is above it, that includes mr morgan, who as editor knew perfectly well what was going on as the judge held well, here's what piers morgan had to say in response to invading the privacy of the royal family is utterly . of the royal family is utterly. reprehensible and on that i share prince harry's opinion. >> i just wish he'd stop doing it . it. >> well, no holding back. sc joining me now to discuss this is former butler to king charles. it's grant harold grant. thank you very very much. difficult to know exactly where to tonight. should we just difficult to know exactly where to thistonight. should we just difficult to know exactly where to this

>> i worked at reach plc, which is obviously different from from the mirror group . the mirror group.m going to stay neutral. >> had a few on air clashes >> i've had a few on air clashes with piers, but he's with with piers, but he's a really nice guy and he's he's going to move on from his regular talk tv show and do youtube. what do you think about that? do you think you'll be successful? >> well, going to on more digital channels, as we all know, in the media, you know, working in the media, you know, it's changing all the time. think from that >> um, i think from that perspective, think i perspective, i think it's i think it's great. he'll get lots of new subscribers that way. and of new subscribers that way. and of course it's monetizable. and where there's money to be made, people will definitely be going down avenue . yeah. down that avenue. yeah. >> over to your mum's. >> yes, she's waiting. >> yes, because she's waiting. well i will apparently the bubbly has lost its fizz, so you better get a move on. >> my thanks to pandora forsyth. where can you be found? you're on twitter

headlines: prince harry said it was his claim for phone hacking and the breach of privacy with mirror groupewspapers. —— settled his claim. israel's prime minister orders his military to devise a rafah evacuation plan — hours after new strikes on the southern gaza city. they chant: pay restoration, doctor retention! _ junior doctors in england will again walk off the job — part of their ongoing pay dispute with the government. and 80 years in antarctica — a milestone for the uk's first base on the coldest and most remote continent on earth. we have a special report. and a french model—maker who was denied recognition by guinness world records — for his creation of the tallest matchstick eiffel tower receives some good news. sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. christian horner�*s internal hearing into a complaint of inappropriate behaviour is underway. the 50—year—old, who's led red bull's formula one team since 2005, is being questioned by an independent lawyer. his future in the sport has been the subject of intense speculation since the allegations — wh

prince harry, duke of sussex, awarded a substantial sum in damages for his case against mirror groupdamages, and his legal fees will be covered by the tabloid paper's publisher. >> ever since his late mother died, the princess of wales, died tragically in a car crash and i think he also wants to put the tabloids in their place. >> reporter: the prince using hvr the pain's former piers morgan, issuing a statement saying morgan knew perfectly well what was going on and should be investigated. adding, we call again for the authorities to uphold the rule of law and to prove that no one is above it. morgan denies the allegations. >> invading the privacy of the royal family is utterly reprehensible, and on that i share prince harry's opinion. i just wish he'd stop doing it. >> reporter: police in london telling abc news, we will carefully consider the civil judgment handed down today at the high court. there is no ongoing investigation. the pair have dueled in the past. when the judge ruled in harry's favor last december, morgan responded saying, prince harry wouldn't know truth if it slap

prince harry settles his claim on phone hacking and invasion of privacy against mirror group newspapers. a national drug shortage is causing difficulties for children and young people with adhd in the uk. and we look at the little—known disease taking the lives of hundreds of dogs — and the group of vets researching what causes it. a boom in bbc football. if c shows the number of teams havejumped thanks in large part to the lionesses. now for sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. we will have more a women's football in a moment. we will have more a women's football in a moment. the head of red bull's formula one team — christian horner has been facing questions today in relation to allegations of innappropriate behaviour. horner, who denies the allegations, has been interviewed by an independent lawyer in london on behalf of red bull. the outcome is not expected to be announced for some time. here's our sport news correspondent laura scott with more. these are recent allegations made against horner by a female colleague. we know they

substantial additional damages as he settles his claim, of phone hacking and invasion of privacy against mirror groupckingly dishonest way in which the mirror acted for so many years and then sought to conceal the truth." us presidentjoe biden hits out at suggestions, he has a poor memory and is unfit for office. my memory is fine. my memory... take a look at what i've done since i have become president. none of you thought i could pass any of the things i got passed. president putin insists invading poland, latvia or another nato country is absolutely out of the question. the parties of two former pakistan prime ministers claim to have won the general election, but more than 100 seats are still to be declared. and first there was var, now football's authorities consider introducing a blue card, alongside yellow and red, with a ten—minute sin bin. we have reaction.

. >> reporter: prince harry's lawyers back in a london court today telling the judge the mirror groupas agreed to settle the rest of the lawsuit, the duke of sussex filed against them. the publisher agreed to pay what's being described as a substantial sum, in damages, and legal fees, with the initial payment set at more than $500,000, now you'll remember last year prince harry filed a lawsuit claiming journalists with the publication gained information about him unlawfully through methods like phone hacking and using private investigators. in december, a high court judge ruled that harry was a victim of unlawful information gathering and the editors knew about it, in a statement released today, prince harry calls out former editor of the mirror piers morgan saying he knew perfectly well what was going on. harry went on to say that he and his team proved the mirror group acted dishonestly for years and sought to conceal the truth. his mission is to stop these illegal and basic tactics from continuing. the news comes after prince harry left the uk this week after flying in briefly to b

prince harry settled forfurther damages in his case against mirror group newspapers in the uk.ive use of hacking. the duke of sussex said the mirror had acted in a shockingly dishonest way for many years, then had sought to conceal the truth. the amount awarded has not been made public. the mirror said it was pleased to have reached a deal over events for which it had apologised. russian president vladimir putin's highly anticipated interview with conservative us media personality tucker carlson aired on thursday. the interview, which was recorded tuesday, marks the first time the russian leader has agreed to an interview with a western media outlet since he launched his full—scale invasion of ukraine. fighting in the country has reached a stalemate. our russia editor steve rosenberg has this report. hard hitting it wasn't. translation: are we having a talk show or. a serious conversation? laughter. but it was the first time vladimir putin had sat down with a western media personality since his full—scale invasion of ukraine. and he used the tucker carlson interview to send a m

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well, that comes after prince harry's claim against mirror group newspapers was settled today. >> he led out the former daily mirror editor, saying he knew what was going on when phones were hacked for stories written about the royals . written about the royals. following today's hearing, harry's lawyer said mirror group newspapers would make an interim payment of £400,000 in damages . payment of £400,000 in damages. the israeli prime minister has announced a plan to evacuate civilians from rafah in the south of gaza, alongside a strategic effort to defeat remaining hamas fighters in the region. it comes as international pressure on israel intensifies, despite criticism from the us president and other warnings from aid groups, israel did launch a deadly air strike on rafah, the last refuge for many gazans, and that raised concerns about the potential high death toll . washington has high death toll. washington has emphasised the need for israel to consider the plight of civilians before any further military operation in rafah . joe military operation in rafah. joe biden has described

london, what is likely to be a decisive day in the duke of sussexes ongoing legal battle with mirror groupory is fine. take a look at what i have done since i became president. that i have got passed. president putin tells us host tucker carlson russia has no interest in invading poland, latvia or other nato countries. hello. i'm kylie pentelow. in pakistan, the parties ofjailed former leader imran khan and the three—time prime minister nawaz sharif have

after he reached a settlement for the remaining parts of his phone, hacking claim against the mirror group newspapers hours. it follows a high court ruling in december year that in december of last year that editors and executives know editors and executives did know about extensive phone hacking between 2006 and 2011. the judge also accepted that piers morgan knew that journalists were involved in phone hacking while he was working at the daily mirror, but the former editor has criticised the prince following the settlement today, saying it for saying he was doing it for financial gain . the israeli financial gain. the israeli prime minister has announced a plan to evacuate civilians from the crowded southern gazan city of rafah and to defeat the last hamas fighters there. it comes as international pressure on israel is intensifying over its threat to launch a ground assault on that area, the us says it won't support any military action in rafah without a guarantee of protection for civilians . joe biden has also civilians. joe biden has also described israel's response to the attacks on

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prince harry has claimed victory as he settles his phone hacking case against mirror group newspapers

prince harry has settled his remaining claims against mirror group newspapers for phone hacking and invasionprivacy. the amount he'll receive has been described as "substantial". the publisher will also pay all his legal costs, beginning with an interim payment of £400,000. the parties of two former prime ministers in pakistan, nawaz sharif and imran khan, have both claimed victory in yesterday's general election. independent candidates linked to imran khan hold the highest number of seats — three—time former leader nawaz sharif says his party is the largest. good evening. it's no secret that through this first term, the white house staff have shielded joe biden from too much media exposure. case in point, there will be no hour—long interview with the president this weekend ahead of the super bowl, as is often the tradition. and the reason for that exploded into full view yesterday. in his response to the special counsel's claims that he is often forgetful about names and key dates, joe biden was indignant. his memory, he said, was in good order, but then he confused egypt's president with m

his attorney says that mirror group newspaper agreed to pay all legal costs and substantial damages beginninger articles that harry says were the product of hacking. >>> to super bowl lviii with kickoff in less than 36 hours, the 49ers and chiefs are ready to leave it on the field tomorrow. we have kaylee hartung in las vegas all week. kaylee, you ready? >> reporter: i'm ready for it as taylor swift likes to say. guys, this just in. thanks to concert goers in tokyo, it appears that taylor swift's show has come to an end. we have seen the toe toe. her appearing to bow with her dancers. next stop is vegas. i have to say 300,000 people have been here and flooded in shades of red. this is the first time that vegas has hosted the super bowl. it is living up to the hype. by my calculation, the 49ers faithful are outweighing the chiefs fans. maybe it is old hat for them. there's so much fun to take advantage of here and maybe you are one of the 60,000 lucky ones that are going inside the stadium. that is the capacity of allegiant stadium. then the high rollers. 146 of the luxury suites. imagine the

also tonight, prince harry settles his phone—hacking claim against mirror group newspapers.rian lake. i think i was in disbelief to start with, because it was not what i expected whatsoever. on newsnight at 10:30pm...

. >> i just wish he'd stop doing it well, his comments come after prince harry's claim against mirror groupewspapers was settled today for an interim payment of £400,000 in damages . payment of £400,000 in damages. >> the duke's lawyers had previously singled out piers morgan, saying that he did know what was going on when phones were hacked for stories written about royals. i love you , about the royals. i love you, prince. the israeli prime minister has announced a plan to evacuate civilians from the crowded southern gazan city of rafah and to defeat the last hamas fighters there. it comes as international pressure on israel is intensifying over its threat to launch a ground assault on that area. the us says it won't support any military action in rafah without protection for civilians, and joe biden has today described israel's response to the october 7th attacks as now over the top. back here in the uk , rishi sunak back here in the uk, rishi sunak has said that president putin's accusations that the west and nato are the cause of the ukraine war are clearly ridiculous in a tv interview

mirror group agreed at a court hearing to pay the prince's legal costs plus, quote, substantial damagesyment of more than half a million dollars to be made within two weeks. and seiji ozawa one of the best known conductors died tuesday of heart failure in tokyo according to nhk. ozawa known for leading the boston symphony orchestra for three decades and considered the city his second home. he was 88. i remember how exciting it was when he was named in boston. really quite a thing. >> iconic. he'll be missed. thank you. bertha coombs. >>> meantime the s&p is trading above 5,000 this morning. take a look at sector leaders today. tech is the biggest gainer led by fortinet. consumer services and discretionary rounding out the top three. all three hitting new 52-week highs. for the week com services up 11. tech service up 10. health care carving out nice gains as well as we hold above that psychological threshold. >> not everything is up this week. utilities, staples, real estate materials down for the week. another big tech driven move. let's stick with the markets. "the wall street journal

he has settled with the mirror group over phone hacking allegations , over phone hacking allegations, intensifies. >> i mean, will it ever end? yeah. that's right, >> i mean, will it ever end? yeah. that's right , the yeah. that's right, the publishers are expecting to pay prince harry's legal fees. plus £300 in damages. so i do expect that to be a pretty big lump sum. the settlement is related to claims of unlawful intrusion on 115 stories, and this was a four year battle between the prince and publisher. the stories were as old as 1996. i met nsync in 1988. if that gives you any idea. um, between 1996 and 2010 and, um, uh , harry's and 2010 and, um, uh, harry's attorney wants everything was settled, spoke to the media, and he accused piers morgan of knowing everything that was going on with his reporters behind the scenes. and then pierce and classic pierce form comes out and says, i totally agree with prince harry that ruthless intrusion into private lives of the royal family for financial gain is utterly reprehensible , and i hope he reprehensible, and i hope he stops doing it. >>

today harry settled his claim with the mirror group for an undisclosed amount .thing to do with his encounter with his dad. but i'm not holding my breath. look life's too short to hold a grudge. move on. harry well, before we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up today for the great british debate this hour. i'm asking apologise . asking who should apologise. rishi sunak sir keir starmer or neither ? and this comes as both neither? and this comes as both rishi sunak and sir keir starmer landed themselves in hot water after trans, supposedly trans comments at this week's pmqs. i don't think that i wouldn't call them trans at if them trans comments at all if i'm fair, then at 450 it's royal roundup time and 11 will be joining the latest joining me with the latest from behind and on behind the palace walls and on the menu, princess catherine's recovery from surgery and prince harry's flying visits to see his father. apparently only 45 minutes. and then at five, it's this week's difficult conversation. doctor pam spurr will be live the studio. will

and what happened before a full-scale invasion was conducted by closed focus groups and where the wife stood behind the mirrorthat is, she was not visible, and she listened to what the participants of this focus group said, and this negative perception of her, as much as it was for her... well, unpleasant to listen, of course, and how much people underestimated the efforts that she made, because in fact , shuster emphasizes this, she tried to repeat michelle obama's program, and there were also some of those speeches that talked about the book, and there is one section, it is called churchyard or yard church, as could be laid. and where again, uh, about the horrors of the massacre, about the killing of peaceful people, and about this common grave, uh, the reader, the western reader, will be able to remember again and about how russia tried to hide it, uh, that is, these moments, i think western readers will pay attention to them. what does volodymyr zelenskyy look like in the perception of simon shuster, because... still, this is a slightly subjective view, so definitely subjective, any view is subjective, bu

mirror. why is this important? >> well marked by covid? the group that we've led has been bringing people together for years now to really kind of learn about why it's important to remember and what we've actually been able to come up with is that this is a concept that helps bring people together. um, we build bridges across our grief and our collective losses, not only to heal this, you know, the trauma that we're holding from this really horrific event that we went through, but also to continue to push forward public health solutions that help all of us. covid is still here. um, we need to continue to be doing everything we can to keep vulnerable populations, uh, safe . and that's like things like, you know, upgrading our ventilation or whenever we're having a surge, having masks in health care. so our memorial is both about the here and now to heal, but also about that long terme vision of growing from the sacrifice pieces that we've all made to ensure that next time something happens, we are in a much better position to lose fewer lives. so you