TV cameras have been allowed to
record proceedings in one of the highest courts in England and Wales.
Filming is being allowed at the Court of Appeal for the first time, after a partial lifting of the long-standing ban on cameras in court.
Senior judges and major broadcasters welcomed the move, which the head of BBC News said was a "landmark moment".
Cameras are not yet allowed in crown courts and magistrates' courts.
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