Not have remove certain data from their global search results. The duke and duchess of sussex travel to the coast in the second day of the royal visit to south africa. Good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. The uks highest court will deliver an historic ruling this morning, on Boris Johnsons decision to suspend parliament. If the Prime Minister has been accused of an unlawful abuse of power, and if the judgment goes against him, mps could be recalled immediately. So what could happen this morning, when the judges start giving their ruling at about 10. 30 . The Supreme Court needs to decide whether prorogation is a matter for the courts. If it decides its not a matter for the courts, borisjohnson wins. But if it decides it is a matter for the courts it must rule whether the advice to the queen was lawful or not. If the court rules that advice didnt breach constitutional law or principle sufficiently or at all again the pm would win. Or it could rule that advice to the queen was
Deal is agreed in the next two weeks. And coming up later, millions of customers are being penalised by staying loyal to their insurance companies, once the financial watchdog. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. Our top story, the duke of sussex has begun legal action against the publishers of the sun and daily mirror in relation to alleged phone hacking. Documents have been filed on behalf of prince harry at the High Court Regarding the alleged illegal interception of voice mail messages. A spokesperson said, we confirm that a claim has been issued by the duke of sussex. We have no further comment to make at the current time. Lets get more on this, we are going to speak to a royal correspondent. Just explain what has happened. Two separate but linked legal actions, as you said, against News Group Newspapers which owns the sun, used to own the news of the world, which was probably the most high profile user of hacked voice mail messages and mirror Group Newspaper which owns the dail
Wide ranging indications for the country. Wide ranging indications for the country. England cricketer ben stokes accuses the Sun Newspaper of shattering his privacy with what he calls an utterly disgusting report about a family tragedy. The trial begins of four people accused of murdering 17 Year Old Girl scoutjodie chesney in a park in east london. Coming up on afternoon live, all the sport, will parry is here. The Champions League is back tonight. Liverpool are away and italy. Frank lampard is managing for the first time. Plenty more of this to come over the next few days. Dry weather, blue skies and sunshine was double the uk whether detail is coming up later in the programme we will be out into the programme we will be out into the atlantic. A couple of tropical storms currently on their own which could make the news over the next couple of days. Thanks, ben. Also coming up after a gruelling 5a hours sarah thomas becomes the first person to swim across the English Channel four time
2027488000 for democrats 2027 488001 for republicans. 2027488002 for independents. You can also send an email. First story is from the hill, boehner shortterm bill likely to shut down to avoid shutdown. Lawmakers are expected to leave washington midweek for the monthlong august recess, will not return until the tuesday after labor day. That leaves a limited number of days for congress to avoid a Government Shutdown on october 1. It is clear given the number of days we will have in september that we are going to have to do a continuing resolution of some sort, but no decision has been made about that. We will deal with it in september when we come back. Said Speaker Boehner, in the house, lawmakers have passed six out of 12 annual funding measures, and considering the remaining bill is currently stalled due to controversy over display of the confederate flag. That is in the hill. The front page of the Washington Times, the house voted thursday to punish sanctuary cities that shield Ille
Significance to the rule of law. The 800th anniversary of which will be two weeks from today. And we are honored and privileged to have as our lecturer the Deputy President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, the honorable, barren else of richland. The historical feats that the lady has herself accomplished. She is the first and as far as the only member of the Supreme Court to be a woman. She was the first and only longhorn that was a woman in 1999 when she was appoint to the court of appeals and only the second woman appointed to the court of appeal and privy council. She was the First High Court judge to come from an academic and serve ant. She had been called to the bar in 1969 and in 1989. When she practiced law briefly in manchester, she decided the ratio, as much as she had seen in cambridge, she was one of six women in her class. She was the only one to get a star first for exceptional distinction. She became an academic at Manchester City specializing in family law, wr