absence. we will be live at the high court. hello, iam hello, i am matthew and welcome to cap his verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. lots to dig into intraday s programme, especially what is happening on the battlefield in ukraine and what appears to be the start of the counteroffensive. the key of says it is, shifting to offensive actions in some areas. ukraine s deputy defence minister described the eastern city of bakhmut is the epicentre of hostilities and claimed russian forces are on the defence there, as well as in the self. the ukrainian army has released these images, showing what it says are ukrainian forces destroying russian positions in the direction of bakhmut. this is in the direction of bakhmut. this is in the direction of bakhmut. this is in the occupied eastern region of donetsk. in contrast, russia claims it has faltered in major ukrainian attack in the same regions. its defence ministry has released this
to court papers. in this case they have also admitted to having a sourced information and in a story that ran about prince harry and they have apologised for that so it begs the question about why they were willing to do that on this one occasion and they are not willing to do it on these other occasions. the mirror group says that in the majority of cases considered by the court they can actively show that the sources were legitimately sourced for the stories. they were tips or sources that effectively legitimately fed them the story. in a few instances they are putting prince harry to proof that stories were unlawfully sourced, but i think they must be feeling relatively confident because if you apologise once and you are equally weak on other cases, why not apologise for them all? tt other cases, why not apologise for them all? ,., , ., ., them all? it boils down to whether senior executives them all? it boils down to whether senior executives knew them all? it boils down to whe
royal family traditionally don t speak publicly about such personal issues. and, as we saw previously, prince william, we know, settled out of court with wannabe publishers. and so, it will be interesting to see exactly what prince harry has to say in the witness box and also how he performs under what will be no doubt intense pressure. when he faces cross examination. doubt intense pressure. when he faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, faces cross-examination. eleanor, for new. thank faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, thank you. faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, thank you. i faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, thank you. i know - faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, thank you. i know you - faces cross-examination. eleanor, | for now, thank you. i know you will keep us up to date and there are any further developments there today, but tomorrow of course the big day when prince harry will give evidence. it is worth doing if you want to stay up to
us back. sir keir starmer there. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. some other stories now developing in the uk. an inquest opening at dorset coroner s court has heard there was a suggestion a riptide may have led to the deaths of a girl and a teenage boy off bournemouth beach. 17 year old joe abbess from southampton and 12 year old sunnah khan from buckinghamshire both died in hospital after the incident on wednesday. dorset police said it was keeping an open mind about the circumstances that led to the deaths. a man will appear in court today accused of running onto the track during saturday s epsom derby. ben newman, who is 32 and from east london, will face guildford magistrates, charged with causing a public nuisance. he was among 31 people who were arrested. the horse racing event was targeted by animal rights protesters, who attempted to disrupt the race. a petition to introduce a legal duty of care from universities and colleges towards their students wil
been quite high are london, the north east and north west as well. good to have you with us. the latest on the child poverty report, thank you. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. a man will appear in court today accused of running onto the track during saturday s epsom derby. ben newman, 32 and from east london, will face guildford magistrates charged with causing a public nuisance will stop he was among 31 people who were arrested. a petition to introduce a legal duty of care from universities and colleges to students will be debated by mps this afternoon. it was started by a group of 25 families whose children took their own lives while at university. the department for education says a general duty of care to deliver education and pastoral services