hello. welcome to bbc news, i m lukwesa burak. we start here in london, where prince harry is expected to give evidence in person during his trial against mirror group newspapers today, making him the first senior royal in 130 years to testify in court. these are live picture from the high court in central london. the duke of sussex alleges the company used unlawful methods to gather personal information about him, including phone hacking a claim mirror group newspapers denies. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. the barriers were going up yesterday outside court to keep the media from prince harry an arrangement which neatly symbolised what this case is really about. truth is, when the duke takes to the witness stand for up to two days cross examination by the mirror s barrister, the questions will be about a past era ofjournalism. before the famous put out their own news on social media, the tabloids had to get exclusives about their lives to sell paper
Live from london, this is bbc news. welcome to viewers on pbs in america. prince harry will soon become the first senior royal in more than a century to testify from the witness box in court. lam iamjust i am just outside the high court here in london where prince harry is expected to make an in person appearance in his very personal fight against the tabloid press. a major dam is destroyed in ukraine s south, unleashing a flood of water heading towards settlements downstream. moscow and kyiv blame each other for the attack. there s also heavy fighting in the east, as the battle for bakhmut intensifies. russia is again claiming to have repelled overnight attacks.