canadian broadcaster and former political operative following the closure of his previous employer sun news network canada's failed attempt at fox news he started the rebel welcome to the show as well where it had no parameters on what could be said and didn't require a high tech studio just a green screen and a camera. michael coren worked with levant in the sun news days he got the call up to join the rebel back in 2050 i found where he presented politics to be the store . certainly wasn't my approach but then when sonny was closed he called me telephone and asked if i would work for it and i had this sort of change of view some time early about 6 months earlier and i've been writing things and and i remember saying to measure i'm not brand you know i would be right for you and he said no no way we want all sorts of opinion on it and i said ok and i work for them this could be a record for one day others lasted a little longer in its short history the rebel has employed the who's who of the far right launching the careers of homegrown canadian personalities like stalin and faith goldie an

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against news group newspapers which owns the sun, used to own the news of the world, which was probablyost high profile user of hacked voice mail messages and mirror group newspaper which owns the daily mirror. we know that the claimant in this case is the duke of sussex, that is harry, and buckingham palace has confirmed they have launched legal actions against those two groups for what the palace describes as the information that back interception of voice mail messages, known as phone hacking. —— confirmed that he has launched. that was the phone hacking scandal of the early 2000s that led to the levenson enquiry of 2011, 2012. now of course, the allegation is made is about phone hacking that had taken place in the early 2000s, a long time ago, but remember the context of this which is that prince harry in the middle of this week announced a legal action against the mail on sunday newspaper for publication of a letter from his wife meghan to her father. and that legal action was about the use of what he said was meghan‘s property and at the same time as that was announced, an absolut

mira group newspapers, publishers of the daily mirror, and news group newspapers, which publishes the sunhe now closed news of the world, defendants. the case, allegations of harry's calls being hacked in the early to thousands. the news of the world closed down as a result of phone hacking revelations. its owner paid out huge sums to celebrities, as has mirrorgroup out huge sums to celebrities, as has mirror group newspapers.” out huge sums to celebrities, as has mirror group newspapers. i think it is because prince harry has declared a 1—man waragainst is because prince harry has declared a 1—man war against the tabloid press. an ill—advised one, i think. i'm not defending phone hacking in any shape or form, i'm not defending phone hacking in any shape orform, but i'm not defending phone hacking in any shape or form, but the timing is so any shape or form, but the timing is so significant, and i know there is division between senior royals and their advisors over the wisdom of what he has done. the news comes just two days after it was revealed that meghan is taking legal action against

we can compete effectively and fight for employment one point after folks logon toyota and i know new sun the merger creates the 4th biggest carmaker in the world with a sales volume of about 9000000 vehicles on uli both the deal is not quite done discussions over the final terms and legalities have yet to be finalized and there are also potential antitrust obstacles well that's how the markets reacted to the news shows today he is in frankfurt josefina chair has jumped time why is that this merger is really being billed as a merger or merger of equals 5050 investors really aren't seeing it that way and i think that's why you're seeing that peugeot shares down so much if you look at the details of the deal. yet chrysler is putting in about $5.00 to $6000000000.00 euros into the combined company so they're they're giving their shareholders almost $6000000000.00 euros and peugeot is only giving their shareholders about $3000000000.00 euro so there's really an equity and how much money is going to be put in to the company by each side so i think that's part of it there's also sort of what in

mirror group newspapers, publishers of the daily mirror, and news group newspapers, which publishes the sune world, are the defendants, the case: allegations of harry's calls being hacked in the early 2000s. the news of the world closed down as a result of the world closed down as a result of phone hacking revelations. it's owner paying out huge sums to celebrities, as has mirror group newspapers. cole prince harry has declared a one—man war against the tabloid press, an ill—advised one. declared a one—man war against the tabloid press, an ill—advised onelj am tabloid press, an ill—advised one.” am not defending phone hacking in any way shape or form. i know there is division between senior royals and their advisers over the wisdom of what he has done. the news comes just two days after it was revealed that meghan is taking legal action against another newspaper, the mail on sunday, for publishing a letter she wrote to her father. as that was announced, harry launched an angry and deeply personal attack on the tabloid press, and what he said was its ruthless campaign against his wife. royal

news. the duke of sussex has launched a legal battle against the tabloid press, taking action against the owners of the sunns date from, but in a phone hacking trial in 2011, he was named, along with prince william, as a victim. his move follows the announcement that his wife meghan is taking separate legal action against the mail on sunday. thousands have taken part in unplanned protests in hong kong after the territory's government announced a face mask ban. demonstrators blocked roads, torched chinese flags and vandalised metro stations as police fired rounds of tear gas. it comes after an escalation of violence on tuesday, when an officer shot a demonstrator. more than 1,600 uk high street shops have closed as a result of restructuring deals since the beginning of last year, according to new figures. the local data company has looked at the impact of so—called company voluntary arrangements and found that nearly two thirds of closed stores are still sitting empty. nottingham, birmingham and harrogate are among the worst—affected areas. a british—australian woman and her australian boyfriend have been r

mirror group newspapers, publishers of "thersaily mirror," and news group newspapers, which publishes "the sunand the now-closed "news of the wod," are the defendants. the cath, allegations of harry's calls being hacked in the early 2000's. doews of the world" close wn as a result of phone hacking revelations. its owner paid out huge sums tot its owner paid out huge sums to celebrities, as has mirror group newspapers. >> i think it is bisause prince harry has declared a one-man war against the tabloid press. an ill-advised one.t i'm fending phone hacking,he butiming is so significant, and there is division between the royals and senior advisers over the wisdom of what he has done. reporter: the news comes two days after news that meghan is taking legal action against another newspaper, "the mail on sunday," for publishing a letter she wrote to her father. as that was announced, harry launched an angry and deeply personal attack on the tabloid press and what he saidts ruthless campaign against his wife. >> royals rarely reach for aals lawyer or a writ, and the reason is it is such a high-risk s

news. the duke of sussex has launched a legal battle against the tabloid press — taking action against the owners of the sun—hacking. it's not yet clear when prince harry's allegations date from — but in a phone hacking trial in 2011 he was named, along with prince william, as a victim. his move follows the announcement that his wife meghan is taking separate legal action against the mail on sunday. thousands have taken part in unplanned protests in hong kong, after the territory's government announced a face mask ban. demonstrators blocked roads, torched chinese flags and vandalised metro stations, as police fired rounds of tear gas. it comes after an escalation of violence on tuesday, when an officer shot a demonstrator. a british—australian woman and her australian boyfriend have been released from a prison in iran after being held for three months. jolie king and mark firkin were arrested for reportedly flying a drone without a permit. australia's foreign minister says tehran has dropped all charges against the couple. senior democrats in the us are demanding the white house hands over documents for the

government indicates it could clarify its new brexit offer after the eu called for "fundamental changes". prince harry begins legal action against the owners of the sunnd the mirror over alleged phone hacking. hard times for the high street, as new figures reveal more than 1,600 shops have closed as a result of restructuring deals since the beginning of last year. england reach the quarterfinals of the rugby world cup with a game to spare after a 39—10 victory over argentina in tokyo. and the firefighters who believe their job caused them to have cancer. that's in inside out in half an hour. donald trump's political opponents have intensified efforts to impeach the president. three congressional committees have demanded legal documents relating to a telephone call by mr trump, in which he asked ukraine to investigate his presidential rival, joe biden. from washington, chris buckler reports. what was a request has become a demand. democrats are piling the pressure on president trump by issuing a subpoena for a series of documents. they want a full, rather than a rough, transcript of thejuly phone call in which he asked the ukrainian leader, volodymyr

sun. other news now: and catalan separatist leaders have called on the spanish government to start independenceth day of demonstrations to follow the jailing of some separatist leaders by spain's supreme court. guy hedgecoe reports from barcelona. iam in i am in the central square in barcelona. thousands of people have been gathering in this area for the last couple of hours. the roads next to me laid down to the headquarters of the spanish national police, which has been the focus of demonstrations over the last week or so. demonstrations over the last week or so. as you can see, there is a heavy police presence here, stopping demonstrators from going down that road to the national police headquarters. so far, things have been relatively peaceful. there have been relatively peaceful. there have been few incidents but as you can tell there is a certain amount of tension in the air. thousands of people are here and they are arriving in large numbers still. turkish and kurdish leaders have accused each other of violating a truce in northeastern syria brokered by the us, although it appears to hol

newspapers, publishers of the daily mirror, and newsgroup newspapers, which publishes the sun and the now closed newsre the defendants. the case, allegations of harry's called being hacked in the early 20005. the news of the world closed down as a result of phone hacking revelations. its owner paid out huge sums to celebrities, as has mirror group newspapers. i think it is because prince harry has declared a one—man war against the tabloid press, an ill—advised one, i think. i'm not defending phone hacking in any shape or form, but the timing is so significant and i know that there is division between senior royals and their advisers over the wisdom of what he has done. the news comes just two days after it was revealed that meghan is taking legal action against another newspaper, the mail on sunday, for publishing a letter she wrote to her father. as that was announced, harry launched an angry and deeply personal attack on the tabloid press and what he said was its ruthless campaign against his wife. royals rarely reach for a lawyer or a writ and the reason is that it is such a high—risk strategy. t

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the hot sun will host a new series of interviews with our teachers tackling the big issues about tone mowgli does experts and environmentalist will assemble in iceland to discuss the future of the optic faultlines just by taking a microscope to the most contentious issues facing america and we'll bring you coverage of the announcement of the $29.00 team nobel peace prize winner october come out to see. one simple mistake could be friend. fishing as a deep sea diver carries immense risk to the lives of those willing to take the chance but for former north korean soldier feel put unity for a prosperous new life in the south with his family was an even bigger risk to take . a witness documentary on al-jazeera. more turkish forces arrive at the border with syria as concerns rise about eisel prisoners held by the kurds. hello i'm a solitary and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up chaos in ecuador's capital as the president refuses to bring back fuel subsidies. old work and already forms on its recess. the united nations chief says the organization is about to run out of cash.

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news. the duke of sussex has launched a legal battle against the tabloid press, taking action against the owners of the sun's not yet clear when prince harry's allegations date from — but in a phone hacking trial in 2011 he was named, along with prince william, as a victim. his move follows the announcement that his wife meghan is taking separate legal action against the mail on sunday. thousands have taken part in unplanned protests in hong kong, after the territory's government announced a face mask ban. demonstrators blocked roads, torched chinese flags and vandalised metro stations, as police fired rounds of tear gas. it comes after an escalation of violence on tuesday, when an officer shot a demonstrator. a british—australian woman and her australian boyfriend have been released from a prison in iran after being held for three months. jolie king and mark firkin were arrested for reportedly flying a drone without a permit. australia's foreign minister says tehran has dropped all charges against the couple. more than 1,600 uk high street shops have closed as a result of restructuring deals since the beg

newspaper and magazine industry some of those publications include usa today liberal both more sun the patriot news and your daily record in addition lot ron is edited national magazines such as usa today sports he's been the editor in charge of the national football league coverage for usa today sports weekly, and he has managed the copy desk at harrisburg, when the newspaper want the pulitzer prize in 2012. native to michigan, a graduate of central michigan university, and he has returned as a guest speaker to the schools to journalism classes, as part of the schools visiting professional series. iran and currently lives in york, pennsylvania, and has been a gettysburg foundation guide at the george spangler farms field hospital since it opened in 2018. without any further introduction, i would like to present to you, run cricket. >> (applause) >> thank you, tanya. okay, we are good. kenny, thank you, thank you all for coming. i argue in my book, but the george and elizabeth spangler farms is the most important farm in the battle of gettysburg. i am going to address that first, then, we are going

launched a legal battle against the tabloid press — taking action against the owners of the sun, the now defunct newshacking. it‘s not yet clear when prince harry‘s allegations date from — but in a phone hacking trial in 2011 he was named, along with prince william, as a victim. his move follows the announcement that his wife meghan is taking separate legal action against the mail on sunday. ben ando has more. the end of another high—profile tour fulfilling their royal duties, meeting and greeting, but amid ever—frostier relations between the prince and the press. now, harry is suing the publishers of two tabloid newspapers, the sun and the mirror, over allegations his mobile phone was hacked, it‘s thought, in the early 2000s. the phone—hacking scandal led to the closure of the mighty news of the world newspaper in 2011. and, during a trial that year, princes harry, william and kate middleton, now the duchess of cambridge, were named as victims. but why is the prince suing now? royals rarely reach for a lawyer or a writ, and the reason is that it‘s such a high—risk strategy. they can be cross—examine

new face mask ban. senior democrats in the us demand the white house hands over documents for their impeachment inquiry into president trump. prince harry begins legal action against the owners of the sun and the mirror over alleged phone hacking. hard times for the high street, as new figures reveal more than 1,600 shops have closed as a result of restructuring deals since the beginning of last year. england are ahead at half time against argentina in the rugby world cup. victory in tokyo would secure england's place in the quarterfinals. and we head to greece as the acropolis museum unveils its newest excavation to mark its tenth anniversary. that's in the travel show in half an hour. much of hong kong is shut down after violent demonstrations led to the suspension of the city's public transport network — many shopping centres, banks and businesses have been unable to open. thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest against a newly—imposed ban on wearing face—masks. the protesters use the masks to avoid identification. hong kong's leader, carrie lam, is warning that she can no longer tolerate rioters destroying the territory. the extreme actions of the extreme actions o

time vs born on the news hour with sun. thank you very much japan's run at the rugby world cup is over half the hosts were knocked out in the quarter finals by south africa the performances of the brave blossoms and have a gripped the nation and won them an army of new fans poorest was watching in tokyo . my japan and south africa fans joined together to sing each other's national anthems before this quarter final was shooting up for a rematch of japan's famous group stage win against the springboks at the world cup 4 years ago. be the boxer game making jan killing again today than a maybe japan's performances on home soil mean they are now getting close to being considered giants in a right fans of 2 time world champion south africa not totally confident before kick off well just the meaning of it nervous really a bit nervous to manage in a great host but the fun ends but. inside tokyo stadium a crowd of nearly 50000 was briefly silenced when. scored early on. but you timer's penalty meant there were only 2 points and it's

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sun. cnn, guardian, new york times. these individuals are outstanding. please join me in welcoming them. [applause]. >> i'm delighted to be here. i was told by the bookstore before leaving you have to buy this fantastic book. that is the requirement. i am really delighted to be sitting next to my brilliant and brave friend azadeh moaveni who i have known since 1998. there are very few people who know the region as well as azadeh moaveni. she doesn't just parachute in. she has worked on the region for 20 years. could you tell us what brought you to this book? you have written two other books but this is different, something quite different and tell us what brought you to writing this book. >> thank you for coming and thank you to solid-state. happy to be here with you. this book i suppose the genesis of it came in 2014-15. i have covered the region a long time. i covered the gulf war and a lot of conflicts and moments of instability across the middle east over the years and i always report on how conflict impacted women and girls in particular ways. there was always something from the ear

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absolutely, it's a great piece of news for the sun, hence they put it on the front.ing. the reality is that we can't all be eating this kind of process red meat every single day of the year. because that's probably when it does begin to have serious health impact but is kind of good news if you like the occasional sausage oi’ bacon news if you like the occasional sausage or bacon sandwich. in the uk is still not even sick, which have a bacon sandwich or breakfast? -- not even 6am bus stop know, i had a cold piece of pizza left over from last night. that's the most osteo brea kfast of night. that's the most osteo breakfast of stain lives is perhaps there should be a study into the benefits of coal pits and the monitor stop for now, thank you very much. stay with us on bbc news, plenty more still to come. hello again. the average height of a uk two—story building is around seven metres high. imagine then, just if you can for a moment, waves that are three times that height, at around 22 metres high. that's the kind of size of waves we're looking at generated by this hu

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during the winter about 30 people live in new orleans sun most of the most scientists from all over the world the population increases to more than 100 in summer. with station manager. talks tomorrow and about current weather conditions since a lot of their research is conducted outside. we asked her about the worst weather she's seen here. to. the start of the most extreme case was when we had rain one winter it was january and here we were at 80 degrees north latitude inside the arctic circle and it was raining that cut not an hour to us and it was late what was that like a smog not it was like experiencing global warming by the live. it up like. these 3 scientists from the. french german research station are also studying the effects of global warming today they're headed out to conduct experiments. the board 3 are microbiologists but while bad painter alex holland and rose later. you wouldn't expect to see people traveling by bicycle in the arctic but the research is can't you snowmobiles right now the snow is melting and it's too soft. rose is not happy about that quite frustrating

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dave, you work for the sun on sunday, previously with the news of the world before it folded.per industry that have this has happened, without a doubt. when the royals were hacked by the news of the world there was a criminal investigation and people we re criminal investigation and people were sent to prison. a newspaper was closed. many innocent people were thrown out of work. now what prince harry is doing now is taking a civil action out against the owners of the news of the world, which also happens to be the owners of the sun, which didn't hack any funds. and the daily mirror, which has had masses of civil actions against it no criminal investigation so far.|j think what's interesting really is that any memberof think what's interesting really is that any member of the royal family has decided to take on the press. particularly as we have also got, we are not looking at it this morning, but the mail on sunday is trying to defend itself against the allegation that it should not have published a private letter from meghan markle to her father, so there private letter from

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