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He claims itjust encouraged others to take stories further by taking illicit measures to gain information. he says he was often teased at school after these kind of articles, caused paranoia and distress, which led him to dump friends and not trust william. in a civil trial, in which a judge not a jury decides, says his lawyer. on the balance of probabilities, is it more like likely than not that the mirror engaged in phone hacking? or is it more likely they didnt? that they are weighing up just...

Metaphor for india pakistan is twins, separated at birth. >> uday: when they were twins, i mean it was one country. you can say dismembered. you know if you cut a body in two, theyre not gonna become twins. >> anthony: right. >> uday: so its sad, you know? you can see them, i mean theyre doing the same work as youre doing, they dress the same, they look the same. but then, you cant talk to them. >> anthony: it is an ongoing struggle, an enduring cause of paranoia, visible all across the region. ...

Fine because he didnt have one back then. he asks how they knew who he was at the pub at that time? the barrister told him this story of a thumb injury had already been reported the day before. he claims itjust reported the day before. he claims it just encouraged reported the day before. he claims itjust encouraged others to take stories further by taking illicit measures to gain information. he says he was often teased at school after the articles and it caused paranoia and distress which led ...

Mishandling of classified documents, and republicans, from standing by the man, including trumps 2024 presidential rivals. former vice president mike pence lashing out against the justice department earlier today. >> a former president at the united states facing an unprecedented indictment by a justice department run by the current president at the united states. i would hope that the department of justice would see its way clear to resolve the issues involving former president without an indic...

From his mother on his 12th birthday, was a known user of private investigators. mgns barrister told him journalists could not have hacked his mobile phone, as he didnt have one back then. harry replied, "it could have been my mothers." how could journalists know he was at the particular pub, as reported in this article, prince harry asked. "isnt it likely the celebrity chef owner contacted "the paper?", mr green suggested. and mgns barrister told him this story of a thumb injury had already bee...

Joe inwood joins us now from the high court. a second day of hearing from prince harry today. how is this likely to progress? i harry today. how is this likely to rouress? ~ . ., ., progress? i think what we are going to see is more _ progress? i think what we are going to see is more of _ progress? i think what we are going to see is more of the _ progress? i think what we are going to see is more of the careful, - to see is more of the careful, methodical questioning from the mirror group news...

Group. and during a lengthy cross-examination on thursday, the duke said many articles brought up what he called it is stressful memories. nad ta bashir is leave outside e courthouse for us. what are we expecting today? >> reporter: well, we saw a fierce round of questions from mgn defense lawyers, prince harry placed under cross-examination. and that is set to continue today. we saw 23 of the 33 articles submitted by his lawyer, dating back to the early 1990s to 2011 which his lawyers say show ...

You are a public figure at this point, if you are of public interest to the press, you become a target, a victim of the system. the fact there are other claimants, the fact people i think are really gathering around his message that there may be a problem here, he might be tapping into an audience that wants to hear what he is saying.— into an audience that wants to hear what he is saying. there will always be --eole what he is saying. there will always be peeple closely — what he is saying....

Well find out that not necessarily straightaway, because its going to take some time to decide that. and the case here will go on for another few weeks anyway with other people who are also suing this tabloid chain here in the uk. the this tabloid chain here in the uk. case very much g prince the case very much going on even if prince harry as testimony has ended today. afua hagan is a journalist and royal commentator. she has been reading and listening to all that has been said in court. harrys...

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