transferred into us custody. those interviews are to form part of the trial. so, what are the ethics of interviewing some of the members of a terror group? is it ever 0k to give what amounts to be publicity to people accused of such serious crimes? and how you even go about doing it? welcome to the media show, and let s start right at beginning of the story. who were the is beatles and when did you first come across them? everyone will remember years ago, 2014, 2015, the rise, the rapid rise of islamic state group, isis. and the fact that they started this process of taking western hostages. but then not only were we hearing the news about it, but we were seeing video of it. this group was filming the executions by beheading, and they were posting these in stylised propaganda videos online. it became clear that there was a group here of four british men who some of the hostages referred to as the beatles because there were four of them, because of their british accents. and w
now on bbc news, it s time for the media show, with katie razzall. hello. a major trial will take place this year in the us. you ll remember the story behind it. el shafee elsheikh is accused of being a member of the islamic state group and of being one of the notorious is beatles. so named by their hostages because of their british accents and accused of torturing and beheading journalists and aid workers. itv news rohit kachroo secured interviews with el shafee elsheikh and another man before they were transferred into us custody. those interviews are to form part of the trial. so, what are the ethics of interviewing some of the members of a terror group? is it ever 0k to give what amounts to be publicity to people accused of such serious crimes? and how you even go about doing it? welcome to the media show, and let s start right at beginning of the story. who were the is beatles and when did you first come across them? everyone will remember years ago, 2014, 2015, the ris
hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world, i am rosemary church. we begin this hour here in the u.s. state of georgia where a grand jury has indicted donald trump for a historic fourth time for allegedly trying to overturn the states election results in 2020. the grand jury approved every indictment presented by fulton county district attorney, fani willis, on monday. the former u.s. president has been charged with 13 counts in the indictment, including a racketeering charge, 18 others have also been charged under the states racketeering laws for allegedly joining, quote, a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome in favor of donald trump. now, those names include several high-profile individuals from trump s time in office including former white house chief of staff mark meadows, former trump attorneys drew giuliani and john eastman, and top justice department official jeffrey clark, among others. here is what fulton co
against the sun newspaper. action over the mirror group of allegations of phone hacking. who did you hack? it would be quicker to say who i didn t hack, wouldn t it? celebrities, politicians. i was living in this sort of superhighway of illicit information. it was exciting, you felt like a spy. i don t know to this day how many people have heard my deepest secrets, my desires. phone hacking was not practised by the mail on sunday or by the daily mail. you have just about anybody who has ever appeared in a tabloid newspaper saying give me large wodges of cash please. it s actually a legal scandal. it s not the money i m after, it s to expose their guilt. it sjustice. prince harry has brought a claim against newsgroup newspapers for publications both in the news of the world and the sun. over 200 articles. more than half were published by the sun. the articles of stretch from the mid 90s when his mother was still alive to 2010, so they include articles from when he was still a
news. now on bbc news. scandalous: phone hacking on trial: episode four. i wanted to expose the criminality that runs through the heart of this corporation. they very nearly ruined my life. i have certainly seen how they have ruined the lives of others. it s really difficult for me to sit here and talk about this because the whole point of fighting these newspapers is because i was so keen to have my privacy. i feel a sense of duty to expose them as they have exposed us. prince harry and sir eltonjohn have launched legal action against the publishers of the daily mail. action is being taken against the sun newspaper. action over the mirror group of allegations of phone hacking. who did you hack? it would be quicker to say who i didn t hack, wouldn t it? celebrities, politicians. i was living in this sort of superhighway of illicit information. it was exciting, you felt like a spy. i don t know, to this day, how many people have heard my deepest secrets, my desires. phone hack