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relate to his time with former girlfriend chelsy davy, including this in the mirror in 2005 about ms davyday mirror in 2007. phone hacking involved in both instances. prince harry has said the relentless press intrusion killed their relationship. he's awarded the largest individual damages for this article in the people about his date with the late tv presenter caroline flack. £15,000 in damages and distress to the prince. in all, he takes away just over £140,000. two senior executives, former ceo sly bailey and former legal director paul vickers, knewjournalists and private detectives were breaking the law, said thejudge. better known, and a name that often came up in court, was piers morgan, who edited the daily mirror from 1995 to 200k. royal author 0mid scobie gave evidence that mr morgan knew a 2002 story about kylie minogue came from voice mail interception. mr scobie was a reliable witness, said thejudge. this afternoon, piers morgan fought back. as i've consistently said for many years now, i've never hacked a phone or told anybody else to hack a phone. and nobody has produced any

report from a veteran village in the $95.00 west bank website, assuming is a facing davie attacks and sprites for ms. re reset doesn't solved, is the 87 a m, g m t, that's 9 in the morning and gaza way more than 2000000 palestinians who suffered more than 2 months of unrelenting is rarely a tax. now waking up to the news, the un security council has finally passed its 1st resolution on the brutal conflict. while the resolution demands an increase in a to palestinians in gaza and aust, both these rounds from us to provide the safe and on him the delivery of supplies. but this be no cool for a cease fire. 8 agencies are criticizing the resolution among the ox fam, whose middle east region will direct to describe the vote as a dereliction of duty by the us to say scots civilians. how mass says the resolution does not address the catastrophic humanitarian situation created by as well. of the un security council was voting dry. the strikes continued across garza 18 people were killed in the side of refugee camp and strikes and residential buildings, women, and chosen are among the dead and injured. debor

davis cup wintry ness. as i think we will stay on the koorda side. you can see that here on the ms chart. times may try to see mild air nudge into southern areas for the colder air will tend to win out for the outlook period. a colder field are things in the run—up to the new year and beyond. across northern areas with wintering is to some of the showers. you can see from the showers. you can see from theiconsit the showers. you can see from the icons it is going to remain unsettled for all areas. take care. live from washington. this is bbc news. russia confirms one of its warships is damaged in a ukrainian missile attack on a black sea port. the palestinian president gives his first public interview since the war in gaza began and says the situation is beyond catastrophic. and with approval from turkey's parliament, sweden inches closer in its bid tojoin nato. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. we are getting news from ukraine that one person has been killed and four injured in a russian attack on a railway station in the south of the country are coming after russia confirmed that one of its w

davis hanson, hoover institution. victor, i don't want to see the institutions fail, it would be great if they could see the folly of their way and nature of what mss done to terrifically talented academics at harvard. can they be saved given how pervasive this rot is? >> laura: i think we lost victor, we'll try to get him back. you went to the ivy league, that is not what i'm saying. these are important institutions, we want establishment that is competent and talented, we want an establishment people can look up to, not just academic credentials, but their character. across the board, our establishment has failed us. out of three university presidents who testified last week, two are clinging to their title, they have yet to resign. they have not been fired. mit whipped out statement supporting sally cornbluff after depends on the context comment. you will have to step in for victor davis hanson, that is not easy. is firing the mit president enough to get at what is going on at the university? >> absolutely not. start with saying from a student perspective, my objective is that the school enforces their own rules, that is what matters. if the wa

ms like effort to destroy our cs sovereignty and security. i know it's weird. here now with reaction are fox news contributors jason chaffetzs,, t host democratic strategist doug schoen, and podcast host kyra davisank you all for joining me on this last friday of 2023. and i hope that the does whyr i want the door to hit 2023oe and its bottom when it goes out the door. kara, let's start withdoorifornn you because you i'm a native californian. you're there in california. nt you know, this l.a. county just set up their own no bail because, you know, they wanto to, you know, make everything worse, like everyone else. but now we've got a dynamic where people are realizinggot a that this is like a bullet train that is not going to stop and is ruining lives. what are you hearing out there ? >> well, it's definitely the only high speed train we're going to get in california,er that's for sure.e in s you know, it's not just what i'm hearing, tammy. it's what i'm experiencing. ar i mean, as old as we are in real trouble here. and you're absolutelble herey r. the governor has opened the spigot even further. openen furth now. offerown we're offering free healthin care. but unfortunately,e. that's not the f