facilitated partly by the fact the press wouldn t leave them alone. now the tables turn and it becomes an interrogation. harry will have to answer questions because the barrister on the other side is trying to get him to prove these allegations. that will be aware of the difficulty is, in proving that there was indeed unlawful gathering of information by the press and do stories were then published. let s take you into what is coming out of the courtroom and a little bit more with helena wilkinson. all of a sudden the lights are coming in thick and fast. pick out some of the key thing is we are hearing. what thick and fast. pick out some of the key thing is we are hearing. what we have been hearing key thing is we are hearing. what we have been hearing so key thing is we are hearing. what we have been hearing so far, key thing is we are hearing. what we have been hearing so far, both - key thing is we are hearing. what we have been hearing so far, both in - have been he
his statement that he has given. he was his statement that he has given. he goes on his statement that he has given. he goes on to his statement that he has given. he goes on to say this created an alternative and distorted version of me and alternative and distorted version of me and my alternative and distorted version of me and my life to the general public me and my life to the general public. he has also said that he moved public. he has also said that he moved to public. he has also said that he moved to california because of the press moved to california because of the press intrusion he was facing. he press intrusion he was facing. mentioned press intrusion he was facing. he: mentioned there at the detail about how he suspect he was sacked even that long ago. this is a crucial aspect of this case, isn t it? he has talked a lot about the impact the press intrusion has had, but what the mirror group of newspapers will be looking to say is you can have your thoughts a