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And the fear of being labelled racist. now, you are a newish in thejob, in part because you have had some maternity leave, and it is a differentjob, or is it? i think people are not quite clear. there was a sense that ministers wanted to keep you advising them as you move from the home office to deal with countering extremism to promoting social cohesion. an insider we spoke to before this interview said there is a perception that the home office is the bad cop and the communities department is ...

Because you heard the jurys verdict being read. they marched through these questions and had to answer yes. walk me through the take of statement was it made or published by heard? was it about johnny depp? was it false? was there a defamatory implication about johnny depp? was there a defamatory implication with someone who saw it who was not johnny depp? and did they prove these things by actual malice. walk me through in terms of how this was really the crux of what the jury had to look for. ...

Parents, explaining things to the public. hes been hiding, anderson. hes been ducking. hes been hiding other officials. there were several press conferences after this by the governor, by the state authorities -- >> right, by the way -- >> reporter: he was nowhere to be found. >> they gave the governor wrong information and the governor went out there praising law enforcement, praising the response, saying if it wasnt for them going in when the bullets were firing -- we now know that is not actu...

Defamation by implication, were not saying true/false. were saying in the totality that theyve read this and this is what its implying. the jury instructions that led to these are going to be a lot more complex than the elements sound. then you have the first amendment. >> where did the malice stand in? im sorry, go ahead. whats the take away? >> they believed him, not her. the actual malice is higher standard of proof, not preponderance of the evidence but clear and convincing evidence. that is...

They marched through these questions and had to answer yes. walk me through the take of statement was it made or published by heard? was it about johnny depp? was it false? was there a defamatory implication about johnny depp? was there a defamatory implication with someone who saw it who was not johnny depp? and did they prove these things by actual malice. walk me through in terms of how this was really the crux of what the jury had to look for. >> so, some of these elements, as we talked abou...

Defamation by implication, were not saying true/false. were saying in the totality that theyve read this and this is what its implying. the jury instructions that led to these are going to be a lot more complex than the elements sound. then you have the first amendment. >> where did the malice stand in? im sorry, go ahead. whats the take away? >> they believed him, not her. the actual malice is higher standard of proof, not preponderance of the evidence but clear and convincing evidence. that is...

That the result of this verdict will have a huge implication for that. fascinating stuff, thanks so much for talking us through that. we may well come back to speak to you once well come back to speak to you once we have a verdict. we are watching these aerial images live from virginia, emphasising really the centre of attention for so many peoples lives and attention over the last six weeks— and that verdict about to be reached will be significant and reverberate around the globe, many column...

Against ms. heard. 1, as to the statement appearing in the online op-ed entitled amber heard, i spoke up against sexual violence and faced our cultures wrath, that has to change. in the "washington post" online edition, quote, i spoke up against sexual violence and faced our cultures wrath, that has to change, end quote. do you find that mr. depp has proven all the elements of defamation? answer, yes. has mr. depp proven by a greater weight of the evidence that question the statement was made or...

Defamatory application about mr. deppe. answer, yes. question, the defamatory— deppe. answer, yes. question, the defamatory implication _ deppe. answer, yes. question, the defamatory implication was - deppe. answer, yes. question, the. defamatory implication was designed and intended — defamatory implication was designed and intended lry— defamatory implication was designed and intended by miss— defamatory implication was designed and intended by miss heard. - defamatory implication was ...

Weight of the evidence that question, the statement was made or published by miss heard? answer, yes. question, the statement was about mr. depp? answer, yes. question, the statement was false? answer, yes. question, the statement has a defamatory implication about mr. depp? answer, yes. question, the defamatory implication was designed and continueded by miss heard? answer, yes. question, due to circumstances surrounding the publication of the statement, it conveyed depp? answer, yes. do you fi...