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compelling bit of evidence from the woman from night stars, who said that when she was stopped in soho squareed. why was it that police officers were out trying to find people who might be volunteers and arrest and that night.— arrest and that night. daniel sandford there _ arrest and that night. daniel sandford there in _ arrest and that night. daniel sandford there in the - arrest and that night. daniel i sandford there in the newsroom, thank you for taking us through some of the key planks from that session we heard earlier from of the key planks from that session we heard earlierfrom the british houses of parliament. before we break, let's take you back to that breaking story of the last while from prince harry, that news from his team of a two hour car chase in new york. these are the pictures of the prince and his wife leaving that function in new york, and he talks about a near catastrophic car chase that with a ring of highly aggressive paparazzi. that is what his team had put out in a statement. we have heard of new york's mayor talking about that in the last little while. do stay wi

they walked down, were walking down, they walked down, we saw them turn the corner out there from soho squarealked all the way down the street, a good couple of hundred yards, and as we understand they travel to jan here in not their usual means of transport, the cars at the motorcade, it was by train, as we were discussing earlier, on the brand—new elizabeth line, named after prince william's grandmother, the late queen elizabeth. couldn't help but speculate as to whether they refer to it as the granny line. i think we still have to refer to it as the elizabeth line, but enough of that. they walked all the way down the street and went in there into this pub. look at how gleaming and shiny the sign and the brass light covers are. i doubt his death it has never looked so spotless. i bet they have been preparing everything there to make sure everything was fit for prince and princess. all along the street there are crowds gathered, some of them waiting, as you can see, for at least an hour or more. they found out this visit was happening, keen to catch a glimpse of catherine and william. some p

that's clearly an extraordinary detention of that proof at the north end of the soho square, walkingw long it took to process them and - arrests. is also about how long it took to process them and they i arrests. is also about how long it - took to process them and they talked about five members of the protest group having to see the same lawyer, and sequential rather than at the same time, and that was one of the reasons for the delay must one of the reasons for the 16 hours, that's what they said. i the reasons for the 16 hours, that's what they said-— what they said. i have to say, i saw something — what they said. i have to say, i saw something else _ what they said. i have to say, i saw something else happen _ what they said. i have to say, i saw something else happen on - what they said. i have to say, i saw something else happen on the - something else happen on the coronation morning which was a man who had previously been convicted of throwing eggs at members of the royal family, some officers spotted him in the protest crowd, they arrested him, took him away, searched him,

a times square or, you know, a soho. kind of like, you know, horizontal shopping mall. it's like, oh, yeah, i went to this place, the west village. it was at the corner of west fourth and fourth west street, and like fourth avenue, i don't know how i found myself there. and like, i walked down the basement and there was guy playing piano and know everybody was singing show tunes and it was like the, random is most wonderful place. and that's the thing. it's like it's the huge min thing. it's the, the physical aspects of the city. these are things that during the pandemic, we all because if you were in new york or in a city like you you didn't have all those big things to go to, you didn't have the shows to go to, you know, places to go to like this, you can kind of restaurants and it was that analog engineer of the city that actually was what made it and actually in some ways amazing like the dining shed with the outdoor dining i mean we as north americans, we would go to europe and you're like, wait we could just sit outside in italy and eat. like, yeah, of course. so