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of whether there should be more tv cameras allowed in british courts with the legal commentator joshua rosenberg, who, of course, spent 15 years as the bbc s legal correspondent. thank you so much for coming on newswatch, joshua. hello, samira. just remind us, where are cameras currently allowed in courts? in england and wales you can have some appeals televised, but you don t have trials televised. there s one exception, which is that it s now possible to broadcast the sentencing remarks of a judge in a criminal trial by advance arrangement. but normally, any criminal trial, any civil claim like the one involving prince harry, is closed to cameras in england and wales. in scotalnd, it is possible with the consent of everybody involved in the case, but that s very rarely arranged.
sentencing remarks. but you re not allowed to see the defendant. you can t see how the person who s been convicted is reacting to the sentence. i think we could extend that. so it is possible for broadcasting, particularly live broadcasting, to interfere with the course ofjustice. but certainly, there ought to be an extension and we have no problem in watching appeals in the supreme court. they can be broadcast live. they re livestreamed in the court of appeal. there s livestreaming available there. it s simply trials where there are witnesses, where it s thought this might be wrong, but that may change. joshua rosenberg, thank you so much. around 1000 members of the national union ofjournalists went on strike this week, resulting in the disruption of bbc local news on wednesday and thursday.
thank you so much for coming on newswatch, joshua. hello, samira. just remind us, where are cameras currently allowed in courts? in england and wales you can have some appeals televised, but you don t have trials televised. there s one exception, which is that it s now possible to broadcast the sentencing remarks of a judge in a criminal trial by advance arrangement. but normally, any criminal trial, any civil claim like the one involving prince harry, is closed to cameras in england and wales. in scotalnd, it is possible with the consent of everybody involved in the case, but that s very rarely arranged. do you think it now seems bizarre that we re still in cases relying on, you know, those court sketches, or in the case of the sky news,
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