gone into detail about their relationship, press intrusion and racism. prince harry has criticised what he called a media feeding frenzy over their relationship, saying he felt it was his duty to expose exploitation and bribery in the media. there s been widespread condemnation after iran carried out its first execution of a protester who took part in the recent anti government demonstrations. at least 11 protesters have so far been sentenced to death. many more people have been killed in the unrest which began in september. now on bbc news, the big interviews: nick cave
at six the duke and duchess of sussex speak out about a media feeding frenzy over their relationship and what they call unconscious bias in the royal family. in their new netflix series, prince harry and meghan talk about their relationship, press intrusion, racism and their lives. i accept there will be people around the world who fundamentally disagree with what i ve done and how i ve done it, but i knew that i had to do everything i could to protect my family. also on the programme. as nhs england says last month was the busiest ever for november, as nhs england says last month was the busiest everfor november, we have a special report from a hospital in berkshire where staff tell us they are finding it difficult to cope with the number of
forward with the series. i m not going to say that it s comfortable but when you feel like people haven t gotten any sense of who you are for so long, it s really nice to just be able to have the opportunity to let people have a bit more of a glimpse into what s happened and also who we are. harry went on to say that to watch another woman he loves go through the media feeding frenzy that his mother endured is hard. it s basically the hunter versus the prey. it is an intimate portrayal of the couple. private moments they shared, some of which they filmed themselves before the documentary series officially started shooting. we ll have much more throughout the entire day as we unpack the series and all the revelations contained within it. if we get any reaction from the royal family. that does it here on cnn newsroom. i m bianca nobilo here from london.
phone lines. leading up to the raid and continuing. if you are involved in conspiracy or a crime or just dirty tricks. or a cover up or an obstruction. if there is evidence of a crime i don t care if you are the president s lawyer. you get the same treatment i do. you say i want to listen to his phone. laura: turns out that didn t happen. and you wonder why people call it fake news. they were positively jubilant all day. we re going to have the recordings and it s cohen and the president and they re destroying documents, we re just guessing. the speculation about what the conversation might have been if trump had a conversation with michael cohen. your reaction to this media feeding frenzy? the whole velocity and the press is to blame donald trump for everything since he became a candidate and it s accelerated since he became president.
partisan intent. what do you think about that? well, first thing i think about, just the view from the kremlin. i mean, it s as if vladimir putin injected a virus into our political system and he s just reaping the rewards every day. it s causing, you know, some measure of almost paralysis and an intense, well-deserved, media feeding frenzy, and it just serves the kremlin s interests. as far as whether it s deserved or not, i think there are a lot of questions about the dossier in terms of the sources mr. steele used, the tradecraft. i can tell you, i served in moscow for five years, mr. steele didn t even visit moscow. and so, there s a question about whether the fsb would have been aware that he was collecting that information, and then what they regularly do if they re trying to conduct covert influence operations is to feed information so that maybe 90%-95% of the information is true, and 5% of it is not, and it s designed to serve their covert influence. so, you re bringing up