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Says this lawyer. 0n the balance of probabilities, is it more likely than not that the mirror engaged in phone hacking? or is it more likely than not that they didnt? theyre weighing up to see where the balance tilts. so its a slightly different standard, a lower standard, if you like. the prince also had sharp words for the former daily mirror editor, now tv presenter piers morgan, saying he makes him physically sick and that he wants to hold him and others accountable for their vile behaviour....

BANGKOK -- The leader of the party that won Thailand's lower house election faces allegations of a constitutional violation that could disqualify him

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Exclusive. the justice departments investigation into former president donald trumps handling of classified information may be at a turning point. multiple people familiar with the investigation tell nbc news the grand jury hearing evidence in the case expected to meet again this week. if the former president were to be indicted, it would be the first time a former president has been charged with a federal crime. he has denied any wrongdoing arguing he had the right to keep classified materials ...

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Leaks i dont believe are accurate. >> reporter: trumps attorney declining to address where the document is. has the document been returned to the national archives? >> same answer. >> reporter: trumps attorneys turned over 15 boxes of classified documents to the national archives. the fbi uncovered 100 documents from their search of mar-a-lago, and trumps team found additional materials in subsequent searches of other trump properties. >> they become automatically declassified when i took them. ...

Describing what was on the tape. trump has denied any wrongdoing. joining us now is political investigations reporter for the guardian, hugo lowell, who has matched cnns reporting. walk us or if you would, hugo, what you know about this tape, having not listen to, it but heard all the accounts from people who have. what did the former president say and what does it tell us about what he knew about the documents in his possession? >> -- he went a little bit further and on the tape you made a sugg...

Archives? >> same answer. >> reporter: throughout the investigation prosecutors have expressed skepticism about whether theyve gotten everything back from trump over the last year. trumps attorneys turned over 15 boxes to the national archives, the fbi recovered more than 100 classified documents from their search of trumps mar-a-lago estate, and trumps team found additional materials in subsequent searches of other trump properties. >> they become automatically declassified. >> reporter: trump ...

Anderson, you cant overstate the significance here. to be clear, they have evidence to work with. weve seen investigations out of this. this evidence could be really impactful. as paula stated, it obliterates many of the defenses that he has launched over the last few months. conclusively establishes not only takes unclassified classified information, but also that he knew he had classified in information, and he knew it was classified and he was limited in how he could handle it or distribute i...

>> that family should have to start going to funerals. >> that families the sacklers. they will get to keep the bulk of their fortune, and be shielded from current and future civil lawsuits as part of a settlement just upheld by a federal appeals court. their company, purdue pharma, made billions developing opioid-based drugs misrepresenting the risk of addiction. >> this act lawyers directed and approved hiring sales representatives whose job was to doctors and persuade them to prescribe more o...