he won the mirror group claim two years ago because _ group claim two years ago because he proved toagain. dominic, thank— the same thing again. dominic, thank you _ the same thing again. dominic, thank you. the hearing is expected to get under way at two o'clock this afternoon. prince _ two o'clock this afternoon. prince harry is not here, he doesn't _ prince harry is not here, he doesn't have to be here. we are expecting — doesn't have to be here. we are expecting him to give evidence later— expecting him to give evidence later on— expecting him to give evidence later on in— expecting him to give evidence later on in the trial. we'll bring _ later on in the trial. we'll bring you _ later on in the trial. we'll bring you any developments. humanitarian volunteers in sudan say 16 civilians have been killed after paramilitary forces shelled a displacement camp close to el—fasher, the capital of north darfur. the army and paramilitary forces have been accused of indiscriminately bombing civilians and medical facilities, attacking residential areas and using mass starvation as a weapon o

yes we have, and you will remember the mirror group newspapers in 2023 and prince harry won a substantialunt of money in that case. we are waiting, the hearing he is expected to get under way in the next couple of minutes. we did see prince harry's barrister david sherborne arrived in the last 15 minutes or so and a question was thrown to him, has a settlement being reached? we just about made at what he said. he said we will have to wait and see. what we expect to happen this morning, we will either get the start of the trial finally, either get the start of the trialfinally, as either get the start of the trial finally, as you mentioned, trialfinally, as you mentioned, an eight—week trial finally, as you mentioned, an eight—week trial ahead of us, which will be a bitter battle between prince harry, lord tom watson, the two remaining claimants, against mgm newspapers, the publishers of the sun newspaper and the now long closed news of the world. 0r now long closed news of the world. or they may be a settlement. i can tell you we have got correspondence in the court room stop prince harry

prince harry has already won a phone hacking case against the mirror group. ction against part of the daily mail group. it's not over yet. katie razzall, bbc news. and victoria derbyshire will have more on this on newsnight on bbc two shortly. we will be asking a victim of press intrusion how he feels about today's settlement and what he hopes will come next. and we will ask the defence minister how worried we should be about the russian spy ship caught in the english channel this week. that's newsnight at 10:30pm on bbc two, bbc news and bbc iplayer. victoria, thank you. a 26—year—old man who shot and killed his ex—girlfriend and her sister with a crossbow and stabbed their mother to death has pleaded guilty to their murders. kyle clifford attacked louise and hannah and their mother carol — who were the wife and daughters of the bbc racing commentator john hunt — at the family home in hertfordshire last summer. a warning this report from lucy manning contains distressing details. two sisters and their mother, hannah, louise and carol hunt, part of a well—love

and prince harry has previously settled phone hacking claims against another newspaper firm, the mirror groupid, the former labour party leader tom watson —— as we said, the former labour party deputy leader tom watson also settled his case today. he made the point that media intrusions were widespread. i once said that the big beasts of the tabloid jungle have no predators. i was wrong. they have prince harry. his bravery and astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. rupert murdoch's news group newspapers gave this statement... so does this all draw a line under the press intrusions? not according to dr evan harris, a campaigner for media regulation and consultant for the claimants�* legal team. because they denied under oath that there was unlawful activity at the sun — in the criminal courts, in this high court, at the leveson inquiry and in front of parliamentary committees, this was denied — either that was just an unfortunate error or they knowingly denied something that they knew to be true. the latter is called perjur

in fact, he testified in another case against the mirror group newspaper. her tabld, claiming that they also used unlawful news gathering information, and was awarded a significant settlement. in this case, there is a co-claimant, a british politician, tom watson. he might be inclined to settle because if he ends up in a situation where he has to cover his own legal costs as well as the legal costs of the russianert murdoch owned entity, that could be financially disastrous. so we are waiting because there have been many delays in court today and the request for an adjournment. this comes as the judge himself in the case said that this case has been delayed enough and we are waiting to see if in the next few hours there is a settlement between the two sides, zinhle. >> and halla, as we wait, prince harry has previously said he would not fold and settle because he said this trial to him is about accountability. so how does that factor in? >> reporter: it's an interesting question. is he right now performing a u-turn? is there some sort o of sense o the prince

it's almost two years since prince harry told a judge that mirror group newspapers had used unlawful won that battle, and today his bigger case against news group newspapers — the owner of the sun — begins. he'll give evidence next month, and recently told a new york audience that he wanted answers for 1,300 other claimants who'd accepted settlements to drop their cases because they couldn't afford the risks of a trial. i know why people have settled. they've settled because they've had to settle. so therefore, one of the main reasons for seeing this through is accountability — because i'm the last person that can actually achieve that — and also closure for these 1,300 people and families. those payouts began almost 20 years ago, when the scandal of tabloid reporters listening to voicemails emerged. in 2011, news group newspapers closed down the news of the world — the sun's sister title — after one of its journalists listened to voicemails left for murder victim milly dowler. her parents and charities they support received £3 million to settle their claim. hugh grant was among the l

this very extreme group is moving on to another city for the january 18th conference on behalf of all the peaceful and respectful residents of mississauga. we are relieved the mirror, the toronto suburb of mississauga, is just happy at this point. this group has moved its conference originally scheduled for january 18th to somewhere else in canada, which means that it some, some other public officials p r a problem. now, because this group is lumnick liberation party, that's as and what size name has officially been classified as a terrorist organization by western countries like the u. k and germany, but also by russia, china, india, and most of their worlds not by the us. and canada though, because according to the combating terrorism center at the west point of military academy in the us, it doesn't embrace violence to achieve its goals. well, what goals would those be establishing a, quote, global is ludovic caliphate, dominated by a severe law. it's not until after they're talking, big goal comes to fruition that they will then be open to waging jihad, the terrorism center says, so it's apparently cool. in the meantime, for this group to use the us and canada

mirror. everybody's got to look to see where they could have been better as a group. >>>>with >>the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn >>>>and still ahead, why the san francisco comedy club just got a big shout out on the national gold bond believes touch says everything. it says... i see you. i feel you. and...i know you. gold bond. get in touch with irresistibly touchable skin. well, california voters passed proposition 36 hoping to curb retail theft. but despite the new law, multiple businesses were hit in oakland. coming up at 430. we're talking with supporters and opponents of proposition 36 about the effectiveness of that new law. well, a shout out to the bay area's own ali wong. the san francisco native won her second golden globe award for best stand up comedy performance for her netflix comedy special, single lady. >>>>you know, i come from san francisco, and that's where i started doing stand up. and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for all the stage time that i got there and all the practice, i got to become a stand up comedian. so i really want to thank mo

practice yet or his group got through the israeli cabinet so it is not fair until the desire, because we have been here in this position many times over the last two months. mirrorso the ceasefire and plantation is now but it appears there is still this hitch and wrangling over possibly the names of some of the palestinian prisoners to be released from israeli jails. i've been speaking to our gaza correspondent — rushdi abualouf — who gave me more details about what he was hearing from hamas. i just got a message from a senior hamas leader in doha, who called me and said we are committed to the ceasefire and what is agreed in the ceasefire and what is announced by the mediators. when i asked him about this he said that is all lies. he denied hamas is trying to make anything in the end. last night i was talking to another hamas source and they were hoping to include one or two names, significant names from the people who served time in the prison, especially two of the former hamas military commanders in the west bank but in the israeli prison hamas was hoping to release them because they want to fix their popularity. they have lost a great deal of its popularity,

the mirror newspaper this - the mirror newspaper this morning, it is understood there are officials within a team inside the home office known as the homeland security group of followers, as you said. this team is responsible for reducing national security risks and according to its website focuses on the highest harm risks to the homeland. they are looking notjust up the tweets themselves but the reach, how far they are going, who is seeing them and who is engaging with them. the home office is not commenting on this but a source said it was being done to make sure they were on top of whatever challenges were being posed by non—state actors. as to when they started, it is understood they started, it is understood the monitoring of elon musk�*s tweets began after he made comments about safeguarding minister jess comments about safeguarding ministerjess phillips.- ministerjess phillips. helen catt in westminster, - ministerjess phillips. helen catt in westminster, thankl ministerjess phillips. helen i catt in westminster, thank you for the moment. the british government has been defending its handling of the economy after a turbulent day on the markets on

story that was broken by the mirror newspaper this morning, and it's understood that there are officials within a team inside the home office known as the homeland security group and those of other accounts which have large numbers of followers, as you said. now, this team is responsible for reducing national security risks and, according to its website, focuses on the highest harm risks to the homeland. now, what they're looking at is notjust the tweets themselves, but the reach, how far they're going, who is seeing them and also who is engaging with them. so the home office isn't commenting on this, but a source said it was being done to make sure that they were on top of whatever challenges were being posed by non—state actors. and as to when all this started, well, it's understood that the monitoring of mr musk�*s tweets began after he made comments about the safeguarding minister, jess phillips. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. in the us, the supreme court will hear closing arguments today in a case over whether tiktok should be banned in the country, if it doesn't separate from its chinese owner bytedance. the split is required by a

groups coming together with one loud, clear message. no more separation. >> a little more than a week into donald trump's second term in office, and the south bay mirrors the mood during his first term. >> you could just imagine how people feel now that ice is actually invading our communities. no matter what our status is, we all share the same fear. >> fueled by fear. several hundred overfelt high school students left their final classes 15 minutes early and held a demonstration against promised federal ice mass deportations. chants including si se puede filling the air. >> we believe in empowering students, especially when they make educated arguments and intelligent arguments, and they want to stand up for something they believe in. >> the santa clara county rapid response network, a first alert resource for residents concerned about immigration raids, confirm ice agents conducted two enforcement acts monday and one sunday. immigrant rights advocates followed the unmarked vehicles documenting the movements as agents drove through the city. >> what we've seen so far out of ice are targeted operations. it means that they have their list and they're tryin

mirror. everybody's got to look to see where they could have been better as a group.ou know, i think nick's done a great job all season. it's just we didn't i think as players when we're out there, like we have to execute and play the game we didn't get, we didn't do him any favors. >> and you know we want to have one more injury note this season because that's really been the story of the season for the niners. right. running back isaac guerendo injured on this play. taken away on a cart after the game kyle shanahan said the team suspects an mcl injury. no word on a timeline or how serious that injury might be. of course, their season is over, so he will have the entire offseason to get healthy. all right, on to some basketball news. the golden state warriors, looking to extend their win streak tonight with a suddenly hot sacramento kings team coming to town. all right steph curry back in the lineup after resting his knee on saturday. but the warriors without forward jonathan kuminga who they say will miss at least three weeks with a severe ankle sprain. all right in

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mirror professor of political sciences, odd birds like university. thank you. you're welcome. now, how must i lie around has called the gallons a ceasefire? do you i los for israel, while urging the sodium resistance groups to stay alert over potential violations. the end of the war and the imposition of a cease fire on design is regime or a glorious victory for palestine and a greater defeat for the monsters. scientists sending the proud and resilient people of guys back to their homes and neighborhoods full of joy, spirit, and resistance. and on the other hand, the head of the butcher and blood sucker of the bogus cabinet is preparing for a heavy storm of criticism protests and internal rifts in design and society. we also warn against possible zine as treasury and the preservation of field readiness for confrontation against new wars and atrocities. without statement was released justice people in around regardless ring to mark the and pending deal r t corresponded. yusef july reports from the midst of the celebration in the square and to run it behind me. there's this gathering by people will watch it come to celebrate what they are called. a victory of course comes just a day after the announcement

here in in europe, certainly, because there are all sorts of political groups and social organizations that very much would like to mirrorimic that very strong anti-immigration sentiment. and people, again, people watch what the united states does. they take it as a symbol. some take it as an opportunity to adopt similar tactics or policies. immigration is a very, very difficult issue. you know, here in europe, there's an aging population, there's a need for immigration, but there's also a demand to be very strong on borders and people. again, they always look to the united states. now they will be looking to president trump to see what is possible, what is acceptable, what is desirable, and what people will and won't tolerate. >> leslie, i really appreciate your insight. thank you. >> thank you. >> well, as we've noted, president elect donald trump will be taking the oath of office indoors. of course, inauguration attendees will be squeezing into the capitol rotunda because of the snowfall and the below freezing temperatures in the forecast. just what is the weather in d.c. that was so bad it had to move everything insi

mirror election of trump and the recognition the trump was elected . yeah. mean, he actually won the popular vote as well as the electronic college to anyone looking at that election, but seeing virtually every demographic group, including minorities moving towards trump, didn't really put a message in there to whether you called at the deep state, whatever you want to call it, the american people are tired of this, so we say facebook mean, oh my goodness, the notes here and commenting about, well, the election kind of shows some things you know, and so much for kind of our monitoring and everything else. that suddenly fact checking by the biotech checkers is getting is going out, i think is a very important step. and my hope is that we're going to see some others follow the suit. and i, this is a obvious place for the justice department in terms of, as you indicate, a lot of these are things where they try to get around the 1st amendment by saying, oh, it's not as it's a private company, but where you have government putting that pressure on and we certainly saw that with facebook. that's the place the justice department can go in. and again, at the very least, investigation highlighting this, pointing out h

mirroring walks for life elsewhere, including one in the nation's capital. organizers emphasize the event's apolitical nature, but despite saying that, this issue is very polarized. while only a small groups attended. walk for life co- founder maintained this was not a political movement. >> ours is not a political movement. nobody seems to believe us, but it's true. we've never had a politician, and we want to make sure -- we would notnot to impede in any way anybody who's apolitical from coming forward if they need help. >> recently president trump rescinded two biden executive orders that expanded abortion access. on the map in santa rosa, the city school district there faces a $20 million budget shortfall due to declining enrollment and covid relief funding. they are considering chool close sure. they plan staff reduction and working to minimize disruption for students. >>> one california lawmaker pushing for change following that fire at a battery storage facility in moss landing. don attus energy the battery safety accountability act in response saying it would restore local oversight and regulate where these plants are in the first place. >> our true goal is to guarantee safety fo

groups coming together with one loud, clear message. >> no more separation. >> a little more than a week into donald trump's second term in office, and the south bay mirrors the mood during his first term. >> you could just imagine how people feel now that ice is actually invading our communities. no matter what our status is, we all share the same fear. >> fueled by fear. several hundred overfelt high school students left their final classes 15 minutes early and held a demonstration against promised federal ice mass deportations. chants including si se puede filling the air. >> we believe in empowering students, especially when they make educated arguments and intelligent arguments, and they want to stand up for something they believe in. >> the santa clara county rapid response network, a first alert resource for residents concerned about immigration raids, confirm ice agents conducted two enforcement acts monday and one sunday. immigrant rights advocates followed the unmarked vehicles documenting the movements as agents drove through the city. >> what we've seen so far out of ice are targeted operations. it means that they have their list and they're tryin

the group recently condemned an executive order allowing ice agents to enter churches and schools. >> i think that the u.s. conference of catholic bishops needs to actually look in the mirror a little bit and recognize that when they receive over $100 million to help resettle illegal immigrants, are they worried about humanitarian concerns or are they actually worried about their bottom line? we are going to enforce immigration law. we're going to protect the american people. donald trump promised to do. >> the u.s. conference of catholic bishops said last week the new immigration crackdown at schools and churches were, quote, deeply troubling and will harm the most vulnerable among us. and you can keep up with our continuing coverage of president trump's border policies and the actions taken by federal agencies and law enforcement by downloading the fox local app to your phone and smart tv. >> and now to the latest on the fires in southern california. cal fire says the palisades fire is now 90% contained after burning more than 23,000 acres. the eaton fire in altadena is 98% contained after burning more than 14,000 acres, and the hughes fire near castaic lake is 95% conta

group of intellectuals who are trying to preserve literature by memorizing it. one of them, granger, turns to, says to montag, quote, come on now, we're going to go build a mirrorr and take a long look in them. end quote books, of course, are the mirrors here. and when fahrenheit 451 is removed from classrooms again and again, it does make me wonder what so many americans are scared of seeing reflected back at them. so after a quick break, i will be joined by two people uniquely suited to discuss the late, great ray bradbury's classic novel fahrenheit 451. the author of another celebrated dystopian classic, the giver and friend of the banned book club, the legendary lois lowry and jason stanley, yale university philosophy professor, author, philosophy professor, author, and the beard that doesn't itch. and you're using king c. gillette on that thing? king c. gillette? look! this beard trimmer pro's got 40 length settings and this beard oil's one of gq's best beard conditioner for soft, no-itch facial hair. the best a man can get... is king c. gillette. (♪♪) (♪♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪♪) indoors. but now there's a simple solution

the daily mirror newspaper discovered this monitoring was happening, it is understood to be carried out by a team in the home office... surrey, 18 within the homeland security groupfice which according to a government website is responsible for reducing national security risks. the home office says it routinely uses open source monitoring to be informed of what is being shared and discussed online. mr musk, who hasjust shy being shared and discussed online. mr musk, who has just shy of 212 million followers on his social media sites x, has been attacking the government after it declined to hold a fresh national inquiry into grooming gangs. it is understood his comments about home office minister jess phillips triggered this monitoring. she has told the bbc his threats jo monitoring. she has told the bbc his threatsjo comments increased threatsjo comments increased threats to her. there are four mp rupert lowe, who has been praised by mr musk, said the monitoring is pathetic and has asked for more details and for the cost —— the reform mp, rupert lowe. police are searching for two sisters who went missing in aberdeen three days ago. eliza and henrietta huszti were