absolutely, but they have big platforms, and piers morgan uses his platforms, and piers morgan uses his but the question that the judge has to ask himself is, what do i do? i have got documents and evidence from the claimants, and nothing from the other side to counter that. well, we will see what _ other side to counter that. well, we will see what happens. _ other side to counter that. well, we will see what happens. even - other side to counter that. well, we will see what happens. even if - will see what happens. even if prince harry wins, he could still end up having to pay the other side's costs, and that could run into hundreds of tablets of thousands, if not millions. is that right? thousands, if not millions. is that riuht? . �* . thousands, if not millions. is that riuht? . 3 ~ , . thousands, if not millions. is that riuht? ., �*, ~' , , right? that's unlikely in this case, because that _ right? that's unlikely in this case, because that would _ right? that's unlikely in this case, because that would only _ right? that's unlikely in this case, because that would only apply - r

. >> coming up piers morgan and how is this for a morning pep talk?you can do it great >> you can do it. >> rob schneider is here to preview his new fox nation comedy special. >> he is a real man. >> he sure is. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only 30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. >> president biden pushing his agenda in california today. he plans to announce a climate investment maybe there will be a rolling blackout during that time and ron desantis will be campaigning when he has been egging on governor newsom to make his political plans clear. >> stop pussyfooting around. are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenged joe? are you going to get in and do it or

piers morgan joins us from the u.k., good afternoon there. >> piers: good morning over in new york. >ou know what the dnc is doing, trying to protect joe, right? >> piers: two hopes of joe biden agreeing to debate, no hope and bob hope and bob hope hasn't been with us for a long time. exposing joe biden to anything, be it press conference, media interview, this guy is not in my, in my opinion, in a cognitive place where he could handle a debate and everybody knows that. pressure from within the own party is fascinating. can you be head of the democrats if you don't believe innic taking part in a democratic process of a debate season? >> steve: great point. historically, incumbents do not debate in primaries, this is primaried by marianne williamson and he may skip one or two of the republican primary debates. >> piers: what are you scared of? you are supposed to be part of one of the great democracies of the world. can you not handle a debate? why should anyone trust you toun are the country. we know why president biden is running scared, he doesn't like exposing himself. president tr

joining us from london is piers morgan.d morning, piers. >> piers: good morning, can we have talks about corduroy, please. >> ainsley: are you a fan? >> piers: i am not a fan and no surprise to me mr. brian kilmeade is a fan. an image of him in a full corduroy suit and making me come out in strange wields. >> ainsley: i went on a date once and the guy showed up in a full corduroy suit. i can't do this. nice guy, though. >> piers: bet he made you pay the bill, though, right? >> ainsley: my mom dated my dad and first date she didn't like his clothes. >> piers: corduroy on date, all over. >> ainsley: your prime minister coming to meet with our president. what do you expect? >> piers: very big meeting for the british prime minister. there is perception boris johnson was close with donald trump and i think joe biden has given british prime minister a distance ever since. it is keen to get back on track. i think ukraine, they share an opinion on that and we have big counter offensive coming soon and pushing with president biden t

, who was editor of the daily mirror between 1995 and 2004, and he accuses piers morgan of retaliatingublic square, and that the media should have the power to this date any one, any time, for pretty much anything, but he says the problem is that over the past 15 to 20 years, our incredibly powerful media companies who masquerade as journalists and who quite literally hijacked journalistic privileges for the personal gain and agenda, and he says, in order to save journalism as a profession, journalists need to expose those people in the media who have stolen or hijacked the privileges and powers of the press and used illegal or unlawful means for their own gain and agendas. he says a huge problem he has been in the front row, he has experienced it, and as helena was saying, he thinks the country and the british public deserve to know the depths of what was happening then and indeed now. that is what he says. and to some extent, that tells us his motivation was to appease able to get his point across, perhaps he feels some satisfaction from being able to publish that in privileges surro

we have to kick the ball to him objected tv presenter piers morgan great idea for lazy parents, as ahind the educational standards of countries like china chinese piers morgan can observe schoolchildren right in england. many of them go to private schools, boarding schools, like eton, in order to learn and return to work in china , these schoolchildren who came from china where homework is . there are often tearing their fields of relaxed english peers in mathematics beat their chess and piano in the united states in the early sixties of the last century homework. almost completely canceled, they were returned to schools after the launch of the first satellite and the flight of yuri gagarin into space, they got scared overseas to lag behind the ussr and rushed to study and study, as lenin bequeathed in the mornings and evenings, as we bequeathed to holes, apparently after the collapse of the ussr in the west, we relaxed and all the exact and inexact sciences. after school lunch. they decided to prefer a siesta to do without homework, the existing education system cannot be considered

he makes specific allegations against piers morgan, who was editor of the daily mirror between 1995 andacks and intimidation from piers morgan, and prince harry says, presumably in retaliation and in the hope that he will back down. but he also talks more broadly about his views about journalism. but he also talks more broadly about his views aboutjournalism. he says he fully accepts and agrees with the fact that journalists and he fully accepts and agrees with the fact thatjournalists and the media on the public square, and the media should have the power to investigate anyone for anything. should have the power to investigate anyone foranything. prince should have the power to investigate anyone for anything. prince harry says the problem is that over the past 15—20 years, he says there are now incredibly powerful media companies who masquerade as journalists and have quite literally hijacked journalistic privileges for their own personal gain and agenda. he describes this public square as an incredibly and unbelievably dangerous place. he says it does not matter whether you are a pub

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piers morgan has consistently said no illegal newsgathering happened on his watch. are putting pressure on landlords with some considering to sell up. but that in turn could further squeeze the availability on the rental market and potential increase the costs costs for tenants. some landlords are also considering their future due to proposals for a ban on no—fault evictions in england. a week aweek in a week in hot weather alert has escalated to amber and it will get hot this week and in some areas of the country and let's cross lot to our newsroom. what does this mean? this is a new type of warning. actually since 2004 we have had heat health alerts which are typically for the health responders and ahead of time the plan when hot weather is expected, they increase capacity to take in people, vulnerable people who are affected by hot weather. this is a new warning that alerts the public. it's a heads up that warmer than normal weather is expected over the next few days. in the grand scheme of things, to most people is actually nothing out of the ordinary. we are ex

i piers morgan did it as well.hock value, surely that's arr-nur— just shock value, surely that's arr-our uo — just shock value, surely that's arr-our no you- just shock value, surely that's all-but do you find- just shock value, surely that's all-but do you find it. all it is. but do you find it depressing, aaron, that it is our that is our state broadcaster that is doing no one cares what, doing this? no one cares what, you privately you know, privately owned companies to broadcast, companies choose to broadcast, but this is something we all pay into. is it supposed to have higher standards ? i think it's higher standards? i think it's meant higher standards? i think it's meanr ro— higher standards? i think it's meant to have— higher standards? i think it's meant to have higher- “ 2x2” 22“ i think it's meant to have higher standards “ g“2” 22“ i think it's meant to have higher standards . meant to have higher standards. onen— meant to have higher standards. omen n— meant to have higher standards. often it falls— m

piers morgan gave the teenage toad it's doubly bad piers morgan gave the teenage toad it's it's doublyto be rno—rnor— bbc. newsnight is supposed to be the—that makes- the type of show that makes bobddono— the type of show that makes politicians quiver, puts experts to politicians quiver, puts experts bo-oobo— politicians quiver, puts experts ro-oobo rno- politicians quiver, puts experts to asks the biggest to task and asks the biggest duoodono— to task and asks the biggest duoorrono or— to task and asks the biggest questions of the— to task and asks the biggest questions of the day. is anyone boobrnd— questions of the day. is anyone roobrng brook?— questions of the day. is anyone keeping track? in— questions of the day. is anyone keeping track? in my book? this has keeping track? in my book? this nos dor— keeping track? in my book? this nos dob ro— keeping track? in my book? this nos gob do be— keeping track? in my book? this nos gob ro bo o— keeping track? in my book? this has got to be a new low for the broodoooror. — has got to be a new low for the broadcaster. well— has got to be a

piers morgan has consistently said no illegal newsgathering happened on his watch.ds with some considering to sell up. but, that in turn could further squeeze the availability on the rental market and potential increase the costs costs for tenants. some landlords are also considering their future due to proposals for a ban on no—fault evictions in england. you are watching bbc news. time for a look at the business news now. we start in the us where hundreds of millions of people are suffering from poor air quality as smoke from intense wildfires in canada sweeps across the region. new york, as you can see here, has been engulfed in thick smoke. flights from la guardia airport have been disrupted, people are being advised to wear face masks and some companies are asking employees to work from home. our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury, is in new york for us. the weather they're not looking clear but better than it has been. yes. as you can see, the sky is not orange as it was this time yesterday. but it is still very difficult. you should be able

piers morgan has consistently said no illegal newsgathering happened on his watch.y on the rental market and potential increase the costs costs for tenants. some landlords are also considering their future due to proposals for a ban on no—fault evictions in england. let's ta ke let's take you live to washington in the us and these are the scenes outside the white house. president biden is due to welcome the uk prime minister, rishi sunak. he is arriving at the white house for talks with the us president and they are expected to discuss amongst other things ukraine conflict, the regulation of artificial intelligence and other issues the british prime minister is concerned about. as always, go to our website for more, but for now stay with me here on bbc news. hello again. as we head into the weekend, it's going to turn much more humid by day and by night. and the temperatures will also go up. today what we've got, though, is low pressure to the south of us. high pressure still dominating the weather. i think you really will notice the difference. now, this weather is

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has substantivejournalists, piers morgan has not been seen anywhere.at the qc for the mirror group newspaper has constantly put is you can make these claims but where is your proof? you can say this is intrusive, this is scrutiny, but where is the proof the story came from phone hacking? that is the nub of what mirror group newspapers have said. t is the nub of what mirror group newspapers have said. i understand that, but there _ newspapers have said. i understand that, but there are _ newspapers have said. i understand that, but there are three _ that, but there are three components. one is called data which you get in relation to the phone numbers of prince harry, then you could link up with private investigator invoices. you then have the source, a story running around at the same time, it will say sources close to all people from the palace all friends or acquaintances of, when you stitch that together you get a pretty powerful case that your phone was hacked. t fiitt you get a pretty powerful case that your phone was hacked. i will come back to th

a former daily mirror royal editor said piers morgan, who used to be her boss, would "inject" information in a hacking case against mirror group newspapers, prince harry alleged that the papers unlawfully obtained private information about him. mr morgan has consistently said no illegal newsgathering happened on his watch. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. it seems the police really are getting younger. these new recruits are nine years old. but don't worry, they don't have any truncheons or handcuffs. these 20 children are meeting care home residents as part of the mini police scheme — it's hoped it will build their trust in the police early on. the mini police are here today to learn about good citizenship, to get that community engagement. it's a chance for the children to get to know people from other walks of life. we want them to grow up being a benefit to their community and helping out, rather than finding themselves at a loose end and being involved in anti—social behaviour, which could lead to crim

back: his written witness statement was also released and in it, he accused former mirror editor piers morgan harry got a phone, and that others were already in the public domain, or released by aides — so not obtained through phone hacking. chris atkins is here — he wrote the tv drama, vardy v rooney: a courtroom drama. he's a bafta—nominated film—maker whose work has got up close with the culture of tabloid journalism, and gave evidence to the leveson inquiry into press ethics. what does the trial mean to somebody like you watching it very closely? i'm really enjoying

. >> the prince also had sharp words for the former editor piers morgan, saying he makes them physicallyk and he wants to hold him and others accountable for their vile behavior. mr. morgan denies wrongdoing. it has been an intense day for prince harry. the first time a senior oil has been cross-examined in more than a century. and there is more to come. >> afghanistan now. more than 80% of the world's opium is the main ingredient used these to be produced there. last year, poppy cultivation was banned by the taliban. the bbc found evidence the taliban government had major success cracking down on it. this is a country reeling from an economic crisis. farmers say it is just another blow. this report from afghanistan. >> men who were once fighting this land now control it. and they are enforcing their leader. >> we have been given rare access to the taliban's campaign to eradicate poppy in the province. we have to get to more remote areas near the border with pakistan to find standing crop. >> the field to the right has already been destroyed, and we are working to another one, which they

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. >> also sharp words for piers morgan, saying he makes him physically sick and he wants to hold himthers like him accountable for their vile behavior. mr. morgan denies wrongdoing. it has been an intense day for prince harry, the first time a senior royal has been cross-examined in more than a century, and there is more to come. lewis: joining me now, jonathan code, media lawyer. thank you for joining us. a big day, lots to pick through, you have gone through the evidence -- what stuck out to you today? >> it's difficult to know where to start because this is so seismic. we must start with harry's own witness statement. one of the extraordinary things about this case, it's a claim for privacy, that the privacy has been invaded by the unlawful gathering of information. but in order to bring this case, he has had to set out all sorts of things. he has set out his manifesto and that extraordinary document, sent out what he is trying to do. as far as he is concerned, this country is blighted with a press that is completely irresponsible and unaccountable. he has made it his mission to t

the reason down by piers morgan. the reason that he suddenly— down by piers morgan. a lot of people already knew. i mean, we all knew some- a lot of people already knew. i mean, we all knew some rumours of inappropriateness, but there unsubstantiated inappropriateness. well, unsubstantiated inappropriateness . well, we now inappropriateness. well, we now the inappropriateness. well, we now he rarhhe— inappropriateness. well, we now he wae— inappropriateness. well, we now the runner was regularly- well, we now the runner was regularly given on screen roles— the runner was regularly given on screen roles on— the runner was regularly given on screen roles on this morning, hearing— on screen roles on this morning, heraaha rhe— on screen roles on this morning, including this eye— on screen roles on this morning, including this eye popping harhehr— including this eye popping moment when— including this eye popping moment when dressed as an elf. schehera— moment when dressed as an elf. schofield suggested— moment when dressed as an elf. schofield suggested he- moment when d

piers morgan is the former editor of one of the papers accused. >> i'm not going to take lectures on privacy invasion from prince harry, somebody who's spent the last three years ruthlessly and cynically invading the royal family's privacy for vast commercial gain. >> reporter: matthew gill is a media lawyer. harry seems determined to have his day in court, why is that? >> he just wants to hold the tabloid press and, in this case, the mirror to account. he's livid, frankly. >> reporter: in legal documents, harry claims other members of the royal family have avoided going to court because they don't want to testify about issues that may be embarrassing. harry told oprah in 2021 that he believes his family is scared that the british tabloids with their massive readerships could turn against them. the mirror group admits that there's evidence that on one occasion it unlawfully gathered information about prince harry, and it's apologized for that. but it denies targeting him with phone hacking. holly williams, cbs news, london. >> this was the first time a senior member of the british ro

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the prince also had sharp words for the former daily mirror editor, now tv presenter piers morgan, sayingd others accountable for their vile behaviour. mr morgan denies wrongdoing. it has been an intense day for prince harry. the first time a senior royal has been cross—examined in more than a century, and there is more to come tomorrow. katie razzall, bbc news. that's it for us here in washington. we'll hand you over to our team in london where dawn is breaking. more news for you at the top of the hour. hello, there. you've probably noticed the weather not really changing very much over recent times, and that's because high pressure's been firmly dominating. and with high pressure around, it's not rained very much anywhere. but in warwickshire, in church lawford, you have to go back to may 11 — that was the last time it rained — so that's nearly four weeks of dry weather. some of the warmest weather has been across in northern ireland, county tyrone. it's been very warm in castlederg for the last nine days, but five of these recent days have seen temperatures reach 2a degrees — that's si

the prince also had sharp words for the former daily mirror editor, now tv presenter, piers morgan, saying their vile behaviour. mr morgan denies wrongdoing. for the best part of the five hours inside here, —— it has been an intense day for prince harry. the first time a senior royal has been cross—examined in more than a century, and there is more to come tomorrow. katie razzall, bbc news. from outside one court in london to another in the us, where a federaljudge is hearing an appeal today from a conservative think tank that wants to have prince harry's us immigration records made public following revelations of past drug use. the duke wrote of using marijuana, cocaine and psychedelic mushrooms in his memoir spare, which was released injanuary. killing all passengers and crew on board. ukraine and russia have been going had had at the top united nations court over moscow's alleged backing of the progression separatists blamed for this disaster. that is at the international court of justice have been hearing ukraine's claim that moscow violated a un antiterrorism treaty by equipping and f

a former daily mirror royal editor said piers morgan, who used to be her boss, would "inject" informationinst mirror group newspapers, prince harry alleged that the papers unlawfully obtained private information about him. mr morgan has consistently said no illegal newsgathering happened on his watch. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. climbing aboard for a school trip — except this is a trip that'll be repeated every day for the next six weeks. these children lost their classrooms after an accidental fire destroyed part of their school. demolition work has begun — but new pop—up classrooms will be ready till september. that means from now until the summer holidays, four classes will be waved off to lessons elsewhere. i'm so happy that everything is has gone to plan this morning, but sad as well that i haven't got all my children on site, as we normally have. two nearby schools have taken in children — a chance for their pupils to join the community spirit to support the school. at the end of the day, the chi

the prince also had sharp words for the former daily mirror editor, now tv presenter piers morgan, sayingwants to hold him and others accountable for their vile behaviour. mr morgan denies wrongdoing. it's been an intense day for prince harry, the first time a senior royal has been cross examined in more than a century. and there's more to come. joining me now isjonathan coad, media lawyer. thanks for coming on programme. you're welcome. 50 thanks for coming on programme. you're welcome.— thanks for coming on programme. you're welcome. so in a big day and nuts to pick — you're welcome. so in a big day and nuts to pick through. _ you're welcome. so in a big day and nuts to pick through. let's hand - you're welcome. so in a big day and nuts to pick through. let's hand it . nuts to pick through. let's hand it over to you. you're going through evidence. what stuck out to you today? evidence. what stuck out to you toda ? �* , ' . ., evidence. what stuck out to you toda? �*, '. ., today? it's difficult to know where today? it's difficult to know where to start because _ today? it's difficult to

the prince also had sharp words for the former daily mirror editor, now tv presenter, piers morgan, sayingto hold him and others accountable for their vile behaviour. mr morgan denies wrongdoing. for the best part of the five hours inside here, prince harry calmly, quietly, seriously answered the questions put to him, questions designed to show that his claims are wrong. in his witness statement, he was broad in his criticism of the media and he raised eyebrows and some hackles when he described not just the british press but the government as at rock bottom. but then he has broken so many of the rules of being a royal, political criticism is just another one to add to the list. he, though, has found his calling — to make reform of the press his life's work. it has been an intense day for prince harry. the first time a senior royal has been cross—examined in more than a century, and there is more to come tomorrow. katie razzall, bbc news. now, the world of golf is in shock after the pga and dp world tour have agreed to merge with their bitter rival liv, which is a breakaway circuit backed

the prince also had sharp words for the former daily mirror editor, now tv presenter, piers morgan, saying he wants to hold him and others accountable for their vile behaviour. mr morgan denies wrongdoing. for the best part of the five hours inside here, prince harry calmly, quietly, seriously answered the questions put to him, questions designed to show that his claims are wrong. in his witness statement, he was broad in his criticism of the media and he raised eyebrows and some hackles when he described notjust the british press but the government as at rock bottom. but then he has broken so many of the rules of being a royal, political criticism is just another one to add to the list. he, though, has found his calling — to make reform of the press his life's work. it has been an intense day for prince harry. the first time a senior royal has been cross—examined in more than a century, and there is more to come tomorrow. katie razzall, bbc news. the world of golf has been stunned by the sudden merger of tours which had been bitter enemies. the pga and dp world tour have agreed to merge w

, he had a go at piers morgan, who we— of course, he had a go at piers morgan, who he accuses of intimidationll, he set out his case in those 55 pages, but then— his case in those 55 pages, but then eeme— his case in those 55 pages, but then came the— his case in those 55 pages, but then came the difficult bit. yes wow-we— then came the difficult bit. yes yew-we get— then came the difficult bit. yes yew-we get te— then came the difficult bit. yes yew-we get to te— then came the difficult bit. yes you've got to be there in the teet— you've got to be there in the week, wetw. — you've got to be there in the dock, harry. not— you've got to be there in the dock, harry. not just today. yew-u— dock, harry. not just today. vew-tt te— dock, harry. not just today. you'll be there— dock, harry. not just today. you'll be there all day tomorrow being— you'll be there all day tomorrow being cross—examined by a clever tewtstet. — being cross—examined by a clever tewtstet. wow— being cross—examined by a clever barrister. now there— being cross—examined by a clever barrister. now there were 33 stones— barrist

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piers morgan has tweeted.. - fullness of time as well. piers morgan has tweeted.. been throu~h a human being. and richard has been through a similar _ human being. and richard has been through a similar thing _ human being. and richard has been through a similar thing when - human being. and richard has been through a similar thing when he - human being. and richard has beeni through a similar thing when he was a blue peter presenter and his cocaine scandal. i have spoken to richard about it and he said it was kind of hell. this richard about it and he said it was kind of hell-— kind of hell. this story has been rumblin: kind of hell. this story has been rumhling on _ kind of hell. this story has been rumbling on for— kind of hell. this story has been rumbling on for the _ kind of hell. this story has been rumbling on for the best - kind of hell. this story has been rumbling on for the best part i kind of hell. this story has been rumbling on for the best part of| kind of hell. this story has been l rumbling on for the best part of a fortnight. i think phillip scho

jeremy clarkson piers morgan. ieieww— jeremy clarkson piers morgan. ieieww wie— jeremy clarkson piersen a lot of it was because of the- back then a lot of it was because of the covid narrative. wew— because of the covid narrative. weii iw— because of the covid narrative. weii i-w eeew.— because of the covid narrative. well i'm sorry. we've been wewee— well i'm sorry. we've been eee iigw— well i'm sorry. we've been proven right on— well i'm sorry. we've been proven right on nigel. you proven right on that, nigel. you were-egeiwet— proven right on that, nigel. you were against these were always against these ieeweewwe. — were always against these lockdowns. very concerned lockdowns. i was very concerned eeew— lockdowns. i was very concerned eiewt we— lockdowns. i was very concerned about the four— lockdowns. i was very concerned about the four es— lockdowns. i was very concerned about the four fs forced vaccination— about the four fs forced vaccination and those obe you wee— vaccination and those obe you we wew— vaccination and those obe you we wew wee— vaccination and those obe you had

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the prince also had sharp words for the former daily mirror editor, now tv presenter piers morgan, sayings wrongdoing. it's been an intense day for prince harry, the first time a senior royal has been cross examined in more than a century. and there's more to come. prince harry back in court tomorrow and will have coverage of that. while we are watching that, the pictures live from new york, the reason we are there, we are keeping an eye on a un security council session after the attack on the dam in ukraine. many in ukraine calling for that un security council to discuss it. that is what is happening right now and we have heard from russia's un envoy, which says deliberate sabotage of ukraine dam is extremely dangerous and is a war. so, russia sticking to its line from early on that this was sabotage ljy from early on that this was sabotage by ukrainian forces and russia's un envoy seen deliberate sabotage of ukraine dam is extremely dangerous. so, we would be keeping across more words as they come at of new york for you. a surprise merger has been announced this afternoon to try to heal

the prince also had sharp words for former daily mirror editor now tv presenter piers morgan, sayingck and he wants to hold him and others accountable for their vile behaviour. mr morgan denies wrongdoing. it has been an intense day for prince harry, the first time a senior royal has been cross examined in more than a century. and there was more to come. because prince harry will be back here tomorrow morning in the witness box. hejoked as he tomorrow morning in the witness box. he joked as he left that asking the judge, when thejudge reminded him not to speak to anybody about his evidence overnight, and asked if it was ok to chat to my children about it on face time? the best part of five hours, quietly, seriously, calmly, he answered the questions put to him, questions designed to prove his claim is wrong. in his witness statement, he was brought about his criticisms of the media and he has raised eyebrows and indeed some hackles by describing notjust indeed some hackles by describing not just the indeed some hackles by describing notjust the british press but also the government a

— former mirror editor piers morgan ei— former mirror editor piers morgan of intimidation and of a barrageof horrific attacks against him and his wife, meghan , as a consequence— against him and his wife, meghan , as a consequence of him winging— , as a consequence of him winging wie— , as a consequence of him bringing his claim to court. the duke— bringing his claim to court. the duke ei— bringing his claim to court. the duke of sussex— bringing his claim to court. the duke of sussex was giving evidence— duke of sussex was giving evidence at— duke of sussex was giving evidence at the high court in ieuieu— evidence at the high court in iewieu ieiuw— evidence at the high court in london today against the puiiieiiei— london today against the publisher of— london today against the publisher of the daily mirror uiieeei— publisher of the daily mirror over alleged unlawful information- over alleged unlawful information gathering. prince harry— information gathering. prince harry uiee— information gathering. prince harry also said— information gathering. prince harry also said our country is bein

already admitted that three newspapers, including the daily mirror, once edited by tv presenter piers morgan information, but he denies knowing anything about it. as the company's former chief executive sly bailey, who has given evidence. the current evidence is mostly about the scale of the scandal and possible financial penalties. prince harry is most likely to appear in this court tomorrow. people face barristers for the newspapers, you may address him as sir, while attempting to knock holes in his case. while the world's media inevitably watches closely. tom symonds, bbc news, at thw high court. live now to virgina with marlene koenig, a royal historian. great to have you on the programme. as was mentioned in tom's report, this is historically, this week, prince harry appearing in court in the witness stand?— harry appearing in court in the witness stand? well actually, i mean, it witness stand? well actually, i mean. it is _ witness stand? well actually, i mean, it is actually _ witness stand? well actually, i mean, it is actually historic - mean, it is actually historic and it's very,

well, paul , with piers morgan. well, paul, possibly. imean, with piers morgan. something in response. but ttts— say something in response. but ttts ts— say something in response. but ttts ts tts— say something in response. but this is the problem, mark. it's opening— this is the problem, mark. it's opening up— this is the problem, mark. it's opening upltt-s— this is the problem, mark. it's opening up it's almost opening opening up a it's almost opening up a— opening up a it's almost opening up a townst-s— opening up a it's almost opening up a hornet's nest.— opening up a it's almost opening up a hornet's nest. and this is wtat— up a hornet's nest. and this is wtat w— up a hornet's nest. and this is wtat w tttnt— up a hornet's nest. and this is what i think they— up a hornet's nest. and this is what i think they should be awssa— what i think they should be advised. and— what i think they should be advised. and i'd be advised them not-tts.— advised. and i'd be advised them not-ttts. tn— advised. and i'd be advised them not-this. in fact,- advised. and i'd be advis

come from hacking, and that is all from cross-examination, and speaking to the wider point, and piers morgan affairs made him physically sick. and he says they are complicit into his mother's death because of allowing this to happen. so that is why he is here in london doing what he could, but he didn't do well in that he was not aware of all of the details, and the barrister was able to undermine him. >> and so, just underscore how unusual it is for a royal to be put on the stand and question it. >> i was able to watch it all remotely, and so i was in court watching it all, and to see a senior royal like that, they don't get grilled like that and surrounded by yes people. so that is interesting. princess anne was in court and her dog was accused to biting someone and you have to go back to over 100 years for a high profile case. and he has not been taken to court, but this is his case to be cross-examined, but if you are watching it televised, you wo would be quite gripped by it. >> as everyone is seeing him stop and leave court, what are the odds of him to stop and talk to the cameras? >>

the prince also had sharp words for the former daily mirror editor, now tv presenter piers morgan, sayinghim physically sick and that he wants to hold him and others accountable for their vile behaviour. mr morgan denies wrongdoing. it's been an intense day for prince harry, the first time a senior royal has been cross examined in more than a century. and there's more to come. let's cross life now. jack royston is chief royal correspondent for the us magazine newsweek. he is also co—host of the podcast the royal report. good to talk to you. an intense day for prince harry, as katie described it there. how do you think he coped? it was very intense day, and there were some terse exchanges between the mgm lawyer. there is one particular harry was told that his witness statement to the court, this 35 page witness statement, contradicted something in his book, and there was back and forth between them and harry wound up saying that i don't remember which version was correct, related to a disagreement, he described, between prince william on whether or not they should meet paul borrow, it was

and marco rubio, kevin stitt, jim acosta, rebekah koffler and piers morgan join us from england, plusfor dads because this sunday is father's day. kicks off seven minutes and 42 seconds. kevin and carley back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first." to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose weight and keep it off. who loses 138 pounds in nine months? i did! golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. (soft music) i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can dramatically relieve ra and psa symptoms, including fatigue for some. it can stop joint dama

those details about his shame of getting the kissing disease, naming editors like piers morgan, their these, the way he is talking about thesejournalists, we haven�*t had this before. but it�*s the digging into the details, asking him, how can you be sure that this is phone hacking? that is really where we are starting to find out and he is probably starting to feel the pressure as well.— probably starting to feel the pressure as well. probably starting to feel the ressure as well. , .,, ., , ., . ~ pressure as well. joshua, your take? i think pressure as well. joshua, your take? i think that's — pressure as well. joshua, your take? i think that's right. _ pressure as well. joshua, your take? i think that's right. he _ pressure as well. joshua, your take? i think that's right. he has _ pressure as well. joshua, your take? i think that's right. he has to - i think that's right. he has to prove — i think that's right. he has to prove the _ i think that's right. he has to prove the link between the stories appearing — prove the link between the stories appearing and his allegations again

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