cross examination again at around half past cross examination again at around half past ten, up until the lunch break half past ten, up until the lunch break he half past ten, up until the lunch break. he will no doubt be feeling the reiief break. he will no doubt be feeling the relief because that was intense questioning and cross examination by the barrister. we have heard from colleagues the barrister. we have heard from colleagues in the courtroom that in the last colleagues in the courtroom that in the last couple of minutes, there was an the last couple of minutes, there was an hour of lunch break and in the last was an hour of lunch break and in the last couple of moments the duke of sussex the last couple of moments the duke of sussex is the last couple of moments the duke of sussex is back in the witness box of sussex is back in the witness box as of sussex is back in the witness box as you of sussex is back in the witness box. as you mention, he will now be
live from london, you re watching bbc news. prince harry tells a court newspaper sacked his phone to hear his relationship problems. i’m newspaper sacked his phone to hear his relationship problems. i m nancy kacunuira his relationship problems. i m nancy kacungira outside his relationship problems. i m nancy kacungira outside the his relationship problems. i m nancy kacungira outside the high his relationship problems. i m nancy kacungira outside the high court - his relationship problems. i m nancy kacungira outside the high court in l kacungira outside the high court in london where after two days and several questions, the mirror group newspapers lawyer has now concluded his cross examination. newspapers lawyer has now concluded his cross-examination. his cross-examination. ukraine describes the his cross-examination. ukraine describes the destruction - his cross-examination. ukraine describes the destruction of. his cross-examination. ukraine describes the destruction o
cross examination by andrew green, representing the publishers did conclude and what will happen after the lunch break is we will see prince harry re examined by his own barrister, david sherman, for about ten minutes, and then it is likely prince harry will leave after that brief examination. that s what s happening inside the courtroom now. let s talk a bit about what has gone on so far this morning. it was the second day of being cross examined for prince harry. helena wilkinson is with me, our correspondent. it must be a sigh of relief or prince harry now that bit where he has been pushed by the publisher s lawyer is over. i pushed by the publisher s lawyer is over. ~ pushed by the publisher s lawyer is over. ~ , ., ., , over. i think he will breathe a sigh of relief. over. i think he will breathe a sigh of relief- he over. i think he will breathe a sigh of relief. he was over. i think he will breathe a sigh of relief. he was in over. i think he will breathe a sigh of relief
you can see individual rooftops, we have seen rescue boats go past, trying to pick up people who are trapped. but you can tell by the atmosphere that people have had enough. this is a city that has been both occupied, then liberated. it comes underfrequent shelling, and now this. russia may have retreated from here, but they re are constant presence. the kakhovka dam upstream has been leveraged by ukraine and russia for nine years. when russia first annexed crimea, the ukrainian authorities shut it down to cut the peninsular off from water. last year they were accused of planting it with explosives, which the kremlin denied. one side has played its full hand, with endless consequences. what we are seeing is a humanitarian relief effort taking place in an active war zone.