we are not, we understand — prince harry? we are not, we understand he _ prince harry? we understand he is _ prince harry? we are not, we understand he is in _ prince harry? we are not, we understand he is in california | understand he is in california but he will clearly have been involved in what we understand where very intense talks between both sides from the claimant and mgm newspapers. they have been in intense talks over the last couple of days or so. we saw yesterday, quite an extraordinary day in court, where the barristers for both sides were asking for more time, so the hearing didn't get under way yesterday. figs time, so the hearing didn't get under way yesterday. $5 i under way yesterday. as i mentioned, _ under way yesterday. as i mentioned, 1700 - under way yesterday. as i mentioned, 1700 cases i under way yesterday. sis i mentioned, 1700 cases have under way yesterday. is i mentioned, 1700 cases have been settled so far by news group newspapers and they have repeatedly, consistently, denied any wrongdoing at the sun. , ., w. ., denied any wrongdoing at

a deeply personal battle for prince harry.— prince harry. yes, it was always — prince harry.ry. yes, it was always going to - prince harry. yes, it was always going to be - prince harry. yes, it was always going to be a - prince harry. yes, it was i always going to be a deeply personal events. in terms of what is happening here at the high court, we were expecting their first day of this trial to get under way at 10:30am. it was delayed by an hour and has been delayed further until two o'clock this afternoon. with me to discuss more about the trial, what we think might be going on, is dominic. first of all, a delay to the hearing this morning. what can be read into that? it this morning. what can be read into that? , ., , this morning. what can be read into that?— into that? it beats me! i will stress it is — into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not _ into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not that - into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not that we - into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not that we are i stress it is not that we are rubbish _ stress

prince harry has not got everything _ here. prince harry has not got everything he _ here.ince harry has not got everything he wanted, but - here. prince harry has not got everything he wanted, but he | here. prince harry has not got - everything he wanted, but he and lord watson have got more than £10 million in the payout and legal costs. price ngn were willing to pay to reach an agreement with bitter enemy. dominic casciani, bbc news. our media editor katie razzalljoins me now. give a sense of the scale of the victory. i do think it is a significant victory for prince harry and lord watson. never before have news group newspapers admitted unlawful activity at its flagship newspaper the sun, only at the news of the world which rupert murdoch co—star more than a decade ago. now they have admitted that private investigators hired by the paper did act unlawfully. so that is a big win. but also as dominic was saying, this is also a win for news group. that is what happens when you settle. there are positives for both sides. for news group, they have avoided what could have be

they have prince harry. his bravery and _ have prince harry.urage have brought— and astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part — brought accountability to a part of _ brought accountability to a part of the major word that thought— part of the major word that thought it was untouchable. it thought it was untouchable. [it is 14 thought it was untouchable. is 14 years thought it was untouchable. it is 14 years that the news of the world was closed but the apology acknowledges wrongdoing by the sun. it says... apology acknowledges wrongdoing by the held it says... apology acknowledges wrongdoing by the held to says... apology acknowledges wrongdoing by the held to account for finally held to account for its illegal actions and its blatant disregard for the law. this scandal began _ disregard for the law. this scandal began when - disregard for the law. this scandal began when it - disregard for the law. this scandal began when it emerged that the phone of the murdered schoolgirl milly dowler had been hacked. one politician took news

they have prince harry.avery and astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. it is m years since the news of the world was closed, but today's apology also acknowledges wrongdoing by the sun. in a statement, it says... so while he didn't get his chance for a day in court, today's settlement does cover £10 million of legal costs. it is, he says, a monumental victory. david sillito, bbc news. dr evan harris is the former director of hacked off, and consultant for the claimants legal team. he gave me his thoughts on why this case is so important. this is a very important development because for 1h years news corporation, owned by rupert murdoch and news uk, headed up by here by rebekah brooks, have denied that there was ever any unlawful activity whatsoever at the sun newspaper and they've settled 1300 claims of people who say this without allowing them to get to court and without making that admission. and for the first time, notjust on the step

prince harry and _ the scandal was focused. prince harry and his — the scandal was focused.nt via - harry and his statement via david sherborne, his barrister, said it was not for him but other claimants who are strong—armed into cecil. if you refuse the offer, the whole system is setup to claims reaching trial, they are denying the illegality as, and the sun has maintained this case, no legal activity happened, the victory vindicates all those claims and they were lied to when they said this would be a done. the newsgroup _ said this would be a done. the newsgroup are _ said this would be a done. the newsgroup are clearly desperate to protect individuals from potential consequences, this has been part of the strategy along — has been part of the strategy along with these cases, and this— along with these cases, and this underlies why this happen, we know— this underlies why this happen, we know a _ this underlies why this happen, we know a huge amount of illegality happen, but we don't who commissioned it or who was responsible, there are people who will— responsible, there

they have prince harry.nd 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 perjury when it's done under oath, at the leveson inquiry and in court, and it's contempt of parliament where it's done at a select committee. if the rule of law is to mean anything, the police and parliament have to investigate those allegations. they are allegations. and until that is done so, there can be no line drawn u

this is a major victory for prince harry and his legal team.e first time in 18 years of battles that the news group newspapers have admitted any wrongdoing on behalf of the sun, but it also has benefits for the murdoch empire. by settling now, they avoid a trial, which could have seen allegations of a corporate—wide cover—up. that would have looked at rupert murdoch's confidant, rebekah brooks, ngn's chief executive and former sun editor. she was found not guilty of involvement in phone hacking in a previous criminal trial, and denies knowing about unlawful news—gathering. prince harry's lawyer said questions about her time in charge remain unanswered. at her trial in 2014, rebekah brooks said, "when i was editor of the sun, we ran a clean ship." now, ten years later, when she is ceo of the company, they now admit when she was editor of the sun, they ran a criminal enterprise. ngn says there was no voice mail interception at the sun, and it's not admitted any wrongdoing by its journalists. so is this affair all over? i think we're looking to th

prince harry is not going to be here today.cause he is expected to give evidence at his trial. with me now to discuss what we can expect a bit more is our media correspondent, david sillito. and david, what's this all about? this is a fascinating trial. prince harry, in a recent interview at a new york times event, was asked, "what is this? "why are you going to this trial?" and he said, one word accountability. there have been 1300 people over the last 15 years or so who have brought claims against news group newspapers saying that they were hacked. all of those claims, bartwo, have been settled out of court. there have been 14 trials that have begun but have never reached this point so far. because each time newsgroup newspapers has made a settlement with them. and the question is, why do you accept a settlement? the reason is, if you go to trial afterwards and the compensation that is offered, maybe in the the trial, is less than you were offered before. you have to pay the legal fees. so it's a massive, massive gamble. and

prince harry in a — fascinating trial. prince harry in a recent_ fascinating trial.to new times event was asked, what is this, _ times event was asked, what is this, why— times event was asked, what is this, why are you going to this trial? — this, why are you going to this trial? he — this, why are you going to this trial? he said one word, accountability. there have been 1300 _ accountability. there have been 1300 people over the last 15 years — 1300 people over the last 15 years or— 1300 people over the last 15 years or so who have brought claims — years or so who have brought claims against news group newspapers, saying they were hacked — newspapers, saying they were hacked. all of those claims about — hacked. all of those claims about two have been settled out of court — about two have been settled out of court. there have been 14 trials — of court. there have been 14 trials that— of court. there have been 14 trials that have begun that have — trials that have begun that have never reached this point so far— have never reached this point so far because each time

coming up on the media show: prince harry wins an apology from planet murdoch. donald trump's thoughts on the future of tiktok. if i do the deal, it's - worth maybe $1 trillion. a trillion. and the release of the israeli hostages in gaza, and the debate about the responsible way to cover that story. it's all coming up on the media show. on wednesday morning, prince harry settled his long—running legal battle with the murdoch family's news group newspapers. the settlement includes a full and unequivocal apology for serious intrusion into his private life and a big pay—out. let's have a listen to david sherborne — barrister for prince harry and the other claimant, the british politician lord tom watson — speaking outside the court in london. this represents a vindication for the hundreds of other claimants who were strong—armed into settling, without being able to get to the truth of what was done to them. after endless resistance, denials, and legal battles by news group newspapers, including spending more than £1 billion in pay—outs and in legal costs, as well a

exactly, all along prince harry has wanted | prince harry has wanted accountability.rial. but it has been an interesting day in court today. in fact we are at the rolls building, not too far away from here, there were adjournments throughout the day with both parties wanting to speak in private and have further negotiations and talks and it is clear this afternoon when prince harry's barrister told the court that there was a potentially good prospect of an agreement that would save the court time, he said "we are very close, there is an issue with time and gaining instructions." the barrister for news group newspapers, the publisher of the sun, he said "the parties needed more time because of time differences." what happened in the afternoon is that the aspirate for the two hours from the judge, is that the aspirate for the two hours from thejudge, the judge did not grant them the further two our results of the barristers and then said, we are going to take that to the court of appeal and appeal against your decision. it's not clear what is happening this afternoon, b

they have prince harry.d astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. it is 14 years since the news of the world was closed, but today's apology also acknowledges wrongdoing by the sun. in a statement, it says... so while he didn't get his chance for a day in court, today's settlement does cover £10 million of legal costs. it is, he says, a monumental victory. david sillito, bbc news. so, does this draw a line under matters for news group newspapers? perhaps not. this is a corporate admission of guilt but it is not a personal one. rinse harry's legal team have said they like an apology from the murdochs themselves. and tom watson has called for a criminal inquiry to not take place. the metropolitan police as it is not currently doing that. tom watson says he is a dossier of evidence to send them. back to you.- dossier of evidence to send them. back to you. rich, thank ou ve them. back to you. rich, thank you very much- _ them. back to you. rich

news group newspapers gave a full and unequivocal apology to prince harry for serious intrusions overinto the private life of his late mother, diana, princess of wales.

prince harry was 12 years old when his mother died — his brother william was 15. rry has since had a turbulent relationship with the media. in 2011, allegations that journalists working for rupert murdoch's news international were involved in hacking people's phones for information led to the closure of the 168—year—old news of the world newspaper. the scandal led to the high—profile leveson inquiry into the ethics of the british press. and in 2019, prince harry sued murdoch's ngn group over alleged illegal information gathering that dated back to the 1990s and 2000s — alleging journalists at the sun hired private detectives to gather information on him illegally. journalist and royal commentator afua acheampong—hagan gave her response to what we've seen today. has to be said — this is a monumental victory for prince harry. you know, to have the sun, the newsgroup newspapers, issue this unequivocal apology for the things that they did, not only to him but to his mother, diana, princess of wales. you know who in the past, people, including her own son prince william

they seem to be saying prince harry _ totally.ttle _ totally. they seem to be saying prince harry settle because - totally. they seem to be saying prince harry settle because he. totally. they seem to be saying i prince harry settle because he saw the list of witnesses and said, i cannot do this.— cannot do this. most of the witnesses _ cannot do this. most of the witnesses who _ cannot do this. most of the witnesses who should - cannot do this. most of the witnesses who should havej cannot do this. most of the - witnesses who should have been cross—examined on behalf of newsgroup did not come, including rebekah brooks, many of the people who were editors and people in responsibility, including most importantly, the news corp executive fred michel, who in an e—mail which has been issued publicly said firmly, i should has been issued publicly said firmly, ishould be has been issued publicly said firmly, i should be targeted. has been issued publicly said firmly, ishould be targeted. let has been issued publicly said firmly, i shoul

because prince harry's case against the publishers of the sun be settled today?ides were in talks to settle a deal. he said he was unlawfully followed by the newsgroup. let's go live outside the court. how likely is that to be a settlement today? i is that to be a settlement toda ? ~ , today? i think it is looking like it is — today? i think it is looking like it is pretty _ today? i think it is looking like it is pretty likely. i i like it is pretty likely. i would not bet my house on it, but i think it is pretty likely there will be a settlement instead of the two—month trial, the case that prince harry has brought against the sun newspaper. this has been a bitterly contested case. prince harry essentially saying that the newspaper used unlawful tactics to access personal and private information about him and crucially the executives at the publisher knew and covered it up. the publisher says this is not true and they did not use illegal tactics against prince harry. yesterday at the 11th hour, the trial was due to start and all of a sudden, the lawyer said the

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legge—bourke worked for the royal family when prince william and harry were children. with the young princes, taking on nannying duties and having a long standing relationship with the family, and is married to charles pettifer, a former coldstream guards officer. edward's half—brother, tom is prince william's godson, who was a page boy at william and catherine's wedding in 2011. palace sources have said that the king has been informed of edwards death, and that he's been in touch with the family to share personal condolences. kensington palace says that the prince of wales has been made aware of the sad news, and prince harry is also understood to have been informed. in a statement, edward pettifer�*s relatives said... this is the horrifying attack that changed their lives. a pick—up truck rammed into new year's crowds in new orleans at speed. the driver, named by the fbi as shamsuddinjabar, was shot dead in a gunfight with the police. an islamic state flag was attached to his vehicle. he was a us army veteran. the families of the victims have been to where it happene

they have prince harry.bravery and astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. it is 1a years since the news of the world was closed. but today's apology also acknowledges wrongdoing by the sun. in a statement, it says, so while he didn't get his chance for a day in court, today's settlement does cover £10 million of legal costs. it is, he says, a monumental victory. david sillito, bbc news. as prince harry said in his statement, the truth has been laid bare. it was notjust the unlawful accessing of private information but also a widespread corporate cover—up. rebekah brooks was mentioned by name. she was accused of lying under oath and running a criminal enterprise. there were questions also for the metropolitan police. the commission was asked what he was going to do regarding a criminal investigation and questions for the prime minister about whether he is going to clean up this culture. let's turn to washington now ahead of another busy da

and harry, the party prince, back in the uk. last christmas, there was nothing to suggest that 2024 would be a royal year dominated by illness. but three weeks later, first, a palace statement that the princess of wales had had planned abdominal surgery the previous day, and the following hour it was announced the king was to undergo a procedure for an enlarged prostate. by the time the king left hospital after a three—night stay... how are you feeling? ..health groups were reporting a significant increase in men getting their own prostates checked. the king seemed in good spirits, but the news was about to take a dramatic turn. hello. good evening. welcome to bbc news where, in the last few moments, we've received breaking news from buckingham palace, which has announced that the king has been diagnosed with cancer. the news thatjust nine months after his coronation the king had cancer made headlines around the world. he and the queen departed london for the peace and solitude of sandringham in norfolk. before they left, after

prince harry has always wanted accountability, it has not been about the money for him. fix, about theoney for him. a monumental victory according to the duke of sussex cos barrister. a victory for not just prince harry but for the other claimants were strong—armed into settling the many cases which we have nursing clothes. we will bring you more when we have it, but for now back to the studio. can get much more, we have live updates. reaction from the different groups involved in this case on the news, the owner of the sun newspaper has offered a full and unequivocal apology to prince harry. hello again. we have a named storm coming our way this friday, named by the met office — it's storm eowyn. now, we could have gusts of as much as 90 mph with the exposure, also looking at severe gales, gales widespread, and met eireann have actually just upgraded their wind warning to orange. what we have today is quite a bit of cloud, still, across the south eastern quarter of the country. the rain continuing to pull away into the north sea. brighter skies follow into the west with a few showers

prince harry's high stakes trial against the british tabloids hits a snag.hy it could be over before it gets started. >>> buckeye blitz. the ohio state takes down notre dame to win the college football national championship. how the buckeyes are celebrating their first title in more than a decade. >>> thank you for being with us. we hope you had a restful mlk and inauguration day. we begin with the first full day of the second trump administration with the president already busy at work. he assigned dozens of executive orders and actions since returning to the oval office. here are just a few. pardoning and commuting the sentences of 1,500 people charged in connection to the january 6th attack on the capitol. ordering the federal government to recognize two genders, male and female, asking the justice department not to enforce a ban on tiktok for 75 days, and declaring a national energy emergency to boost fossil fuel production. he fired the head of the coast guard, linda fagan. the first known senior military officer to be let go joining us nbc news senior

so it is about what is at stake here for prince harry and newsgroup newspapers. r the next eight weeks. a royal witness coming back to court. harry! it's almost two years since prince harry told a judge that mirror group newspapers had used unlawful news—gathering techniques to get stories about his life. he 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

prince harry's lawsuit against the murdochs' british tabloids for invasion of privacy was just about logy and a substantial settlement. we get more now from cbs's imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: the legal showdown between prince harry and fox news owner rupert murdoch's group of british tabloid newspapers was expected to be a bitter courtroom battle. but before it even began, the announcement of a settlement. >> today, the lies are laid bare. today, the coverups are exposed. and today proves that no one stands above the law. >> reporter: in a statement newsgroup newspapers offered harry a "full and unequivocal apology" for hacking his cell phone and intruding into his personal life for articles published between 1996 and 2011 acknowledging unlawful conduct by private investigators. there was also an apology for past intrusions into the personal life of harry's mother princess diana. this is the first time the murdoch-owned "sun" newspaper has admitted any wrongdoing, in a legal ordeal that has gone on for years and has already cost the company over a billion dollars in payouts and legal fee

amount of money and a full apology for the alleged hacking of prince harry's phone, and an apology foractics used against princess diana. >>> and america strong tonight, in this brutal cold, you have to see this. in upstate new york, the effort to save the moose on a lake. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. we do begin tonight with the breaking news. a new wildfire breaking out in los angeles county, exploding in size. this fire just north of l.a. the images coming in right now. take a look. 55,000 people are being told to evacuate at this hour, with these dangerous santa ana winds back and fueling the flames. this is the hughes fire, spreading 30 acres a minute. those evacuation orders now under way, red flag warnings are up. families racing out, driving perilously close to the flames. students at castaic high school running from school with darkening skies overhead. in fact, at least five schools are inside the evacuation zone tonight. take a look at live pictures right now from our station kabc in los angeles, right up ove

an indication something has been put on the table and clearly it means prince harry must be consideringan offer to the other side. we don't know, it is legally privileged and confidential. this case has been like climbing mount everest. we don't know if this possible settlement gets us anywhere from base camp up to the summit but we do know they are going to come back to court tomorrow. the interesting thing is this, at the moment it is about 2:30pm in the afternoon california time where prince harry lives with his family. if his lawyers come back into court bleary eyed tomorrow morning it will not be because of drinking cocktails, it will be because they have been burning the midnight oil with their clients trying to throw something out. i think only then will we know whether one side of the other has been prepared to budge in this incredibly important case that gets to the heart of allegations of unlawful practices going back 30 years. there is a lot at stake and it may become clear tomorrow morning. it may become clear tomorrow morninu. . ~ it may become clear tomorrow morninu. ., ~

prince harry's privacy, netflix gets more expensive again, and a jet lagged cat. of the sun newspaper gives him an apology. they also admitted instances of unlawful activity by private investigators working for the newspaper. they say there's strong controls so it can't happen now. they're paying damages, likely millions of pounds, to settle years of legal battles with the prince. his lawyers say it's good for other alleged victims too. this represents _ other alleged victims too. this represents a — other alleged victims too. ti 3 represents a vindication for the hundreds of other claimants 1523 00:12:47,239 --> 00:12:4

prince harry's legal battle against the publisher of the sun newspaper — which was due to start today be involved in settlement talks. here — the prime minister keir starmer announces an inquiry into failings that led to the murders of three young girls in southport last summer. donald trump has started his second term as us president — by signing a series of sweeping executive orders. he declared a national emergency on the us—mexico border, designated drug cartels as terrorist organisations, withdrew the us from the world health organization and the paris climate agreement — and pardoned those who took part in the january the 6th attacks.

pettifer, known as tiggy legge—bourke before her marriage, worked for the royal family when prince william and harrythe young princes, taking on nannying duties, and having a long—standing relationship with the family. edward's half—brother tom is prince william's godson, who was a pageboy at william and catherine's wedding in 2011. palace sources have said that the king has been informed of edwards death and that he's been in touch with the family to share personal condolences. the prince of wales said that his and catherine's thoughts and prayers were with the pettifer family and all the innocent people who were tragically impacted. in a statement, edward pettifer�*s relatives said... this is the horrifying attack that changed their lives, a pick—up truck rammed into new year's crowds in new orleans at speed. the driver, named by the fbi as shamsud—dinjabbar, was shot dead in a gunfight with the police. families of the victims have been to where it happened this week. the former partner of reggie hunter, who was also killed, paid tribute to him. it's devastating. this is my child's father, and my

meagan fitzgerald now with more from london. >> reporter: tonight, prince harry settling his years-long a british tabloid, winning a substantial payout and a rare apology. his lawyer calling it a monumental victory. >> today the lies are laid bare. today the cover-ups are exposed. and today proves that no one stands above the law. >> reporter: the settlement between the duke of sussex and rupert murdoch's news group newspapers came hours before a highly anticipated trial was set to begin over whether ngn-owned tabloid "the sun" used illegal tactics to score scoops about harry's life. as part of the settlement, ngn offering harry a full and unequivocal apology for the serious intrusion into his private life, including incidents of unlawful activities carried out by private investigators working for "the sun." ngn also apologizing to harry for phone hacking and surveillance at a now shuttered tabloid and for intrusion into the private life of princess diana, his late mother. for harry, the crusade against the tabloids has long been personal. >> the goal is accountability. it's really that

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prince harry is expected to testify in person in february. vasion of privacy lawsuits against british newspapers. but this complaint may be uncomfortable for will lewis, now chief executive at "the washington post" that led the response to the 2011 scandal that shuttered one of their most papular tabloids and worked for murdoch. they are not expected to testify. they deny any wrongdoing. the newspaper group has vowed to fully defend itself saying this allegation is wrong and unsustainable and denies any unlawful activity took place at "the sun." in december, harry reaffirming his determination. >> i have seen stories written about myself that aren't exactly based on reality. i have seen stories written about members of my family, friends. i will be damned if those journalists are going to ruin journalism for everybody else because we depend on it so much. >> reporter: prince harry compares his targets by the british press to his mother, princess diana, often on front pages, pursued by the paparazzi. the prince previously said much of the tensi

kensington palace says that the prince of wales has been made aware of the sad news and prince harryalso understood to have been informed. in a statement edward pettifer�*s relative says that that the entire family are devastated at the tragic news of his death in new orleans. he was a wonderful, son, and son to many. our thoughts are with the other families who have lost their family members due to this terrible attack. this is the horrifying attack that change their lives. a pick—up truck rammed into a new year's crowds in new orleans at speed. the drive right named by the fbi was shot —— the driver named by the fbi was shot dead by police and an islamic state flag was found in a vehicle. he was a us army battery cut right to end. with the former partner of a man who was also killed pay tribute. it of a man who was also killed pay tribute-— pay tribute. it was devastating, - pay tribute. it was devastating, this | pay tribute. it was i devastating, this was pay tribute. it was - devastating, this was my child's's father and my son is 11 years old. it was devastating to see what sum

a deeply personal legal battle for prince harry against the publishers of the the sun newspaper beginsoday. hello and welcome. four people, including a hotel owner, have been detained after fire swept through a hotel in a popular turkish ski resort, killing 66 people and injuring 51. the blaze is believed to have broken out in the fourth—floor restaurant in the early hours of tuesday morning. there were 234 guests staying at the hotel for the school holidays. the ceasefire between israel and hamas holds into a third day — with a further exchange of hostages and prisoners expected at the weekend. a deeply personal legal battle for prince harry against the publishers of the the sun newspaper begins today. hello and welcome. four people, including a hotel owner, have been detained after fire swept through a hotel in a popular turkish ski resort, killing 66 people and injuring 51. the blaze is believed to have broken out in the fourth—floor restaurant in the early hours of tuesday morning. there were 234 guests staying at the hotel for the school holidays. with me is our correspondent, nic

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prince harry's legal battle against the publisher of the sun newspaper — which was due to start this has been pushed back to wednesday. the former labour deputy leader lord tom watson is also suing the company. lets catch up with the sports headlines. good afternoon, ollie. the ten—time champion novak djokovic is through to the semi—finals at the australian open after a thrilling, hard—fought victory over spain's carlos alcaraz alcaraz, who beat djokovic in both his wimbledon final triumphs, took the first set 6—4 but from that point onwards, even though both men broke each other, the serb took control, winning the next three in a match that lasted over three and half hours and finished just before one in the morning. alcaraz, was third seed in melbourne but has never made it past the quarters. djokovic will face alexander zverev in the semis. the women's champion, aryna sabalenka, will play paula badosa in the semis after a 19th win in a row at melbourne park. the world number one, who is looking to secure a hat—trick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past

it's likely prince harry will be back in the uk this year for court cases — his legal battle with thehe row over who pays for his security. and then there's prince andrew. 2024 ended with his relationship with an alleged chinese spy exposed, and the suggestion he may have endangered national security. he was missing from the royal family's christmas celebrations at sandringham, and there will be an overwhelming desire from buckingham palace for him to stay out of the headlines. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. the oscar winning, british film—maker asif kapadia, is bringing cinema audiences an unsettling look at what the future may bring. tom brook reports. it isa it is a docudrama about relay figures with the imagined dystopian world with the so—called new san francisco of the future. for the film maker it is an attempt to get audiences to confirm what he sees as an impending crisis in the world. something seems to be going on there seems to be this push towards authoritarianism to the destruction of the climate and the planet, technology, surveillance, all of these different things whi

almost laid bare, and they've gone to huge lengths to avoid being scrutinized in the court. >> prince harryay have settled, but the legal battles may not be over for the tabloid press, with the prince calling for a new police investigation. pressure is mounting. a spokesperson for the sun said no staff at the newspaper were found culpable, and police have previously found no criminal case. jon alterman we have heard from the police tonight, jake. they said they were aware of the civil proceedings confirming there are no criminal proceedings yet. but they add we await any correspondence from the parties involved which we will respond to in due course. so a criminal trial is possible in future. but they haven't even had the evidence from the cases today to consider that. but it is a potential. and that's really what prince harry wants here. >> all right. max foster, thanks so much. just in on the breaking news, a new explosive wildfire near los angeles. data models show this fire is expected to spread south and west in the hours ahead. cnn has a team right now trying to get as close to as saf

all along prince harry has wanted accountability.at the rolls building, not too far away from here, there were adjournments throughout the day with both parties wanting to speak in private and have further negotiations and talks and it is clear this afternoon when prince harry's barrister told the court that there was a potentially good prospect of an agreement that would save the court time, he said, "we are very close, there is an issue with time and gaining instructions." the barrister for news group newspapers, the publisher of the sun, he said, "the parties needed more time because of time differences." what happened in the afternoon is that they asked for the two hours from thejudge, the judge did not grant them the further two hours, as results of the barristers and then said, we are going to take that to the court of appeal and appeal against your decision. it's not clear what is happening this afternoon, but the earliest the next hearing will take place as we understand it is ten o'clock tomorrow morning when we should hear

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prince harry is now settling his long running lawsuit against the sun newspaper. the trial, the fight between the british royal and the rupert murdoch owned newspaper group was due to begin today. harry was suing, claiming the paper violated his privacy with their phone hacking scheme. but now this last minute settlement has avoided the trial. the paper agreeing to pay substantial damages and is offering a, quote, unequivocal apology, end quote, to prince harry. his lawyer issuing a statement after the settlement. >> news uk. >> is finally held to account for its illegal actions and its blatant disregard for the law. >> cnn's max foster joins us live now from london. max, i'm going to refrain from commenting on the clothes that barristers wear in the uk, which, of course, you all. >> are very familiar with. but which are. >> jarring to american eyes. max, i got to say, i'm really surprised by this. i mean, the settlement had been on the table for a while. no, i mean, why did he do this now? >> yeah, it's. >> gone on for years. so this is a wider battle that prince

prince harry gets an apology and substantial damages after a five-year legal battle with rupert murdoch'ser. -- newspaper empire. ♪ welcome to "world news america." donald trump is ordering migrants are barred from what is described as physical entry into the u.s., including by claiming a silent care the proclamation invokes article four of the u.s. constitution, which obliges the federal government to protect states from foreign invasion. it comes as the u.s. prepares to send 1000 troops to the mexican border, after president trump declared the u.s. to be under invasion by illegal immigrants. the troop movement, confirmed by an administration official, follows on another executive order signed monday. no details have been given about the planned deployment. here is our correspondent with more from the border. will: there are some things we know and others we don't about this troop deployment to the u.s. other border. first, the ones we do know. we expect that it will be around 1000 troops being deployed. we expect sometime in the coming days, to the border, to comply with donald trump's

well up next helping with relief efforts, prince harry and meghan markle make a surprise appearance to those affected by the southern the devastating socal wildfires. yesterday, prince harry and meghan markle were spotted at the pasadena convention center, which has become a meal distribution and evacuation site. the mayor of pasadena says the duke and duchess of sussex served food at the center earlier in the day and visited with victims and first responders. they also donated clothing and essential supplies. and as we saw in the 5:00 news, if you look closely, the chef jose andres right there, who's waving his hand. also on scene, he's done so much for fire relief victims in the bay area and really all over the place with his team. >> he really has he's amazing. he's he's got a heart. >> yeah. and it's nice to see again the sports teams also stepping up to the plate. >> a lot of people have stepped up in times of need. and that's what you want to see at this time. for ageless skin? (female announcer) find out how in this paid presentation for meaningful beauty. (male announcer) as ci

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