Bradley Manning military court case begins in US
The soldier accused of obtaining and distributing US government secrets and passing them on to the whistle-blowing website Wikileaks has appeared in military court.
Private Bradley Manning's hearing, which will determine whether or not he will face a full court-martial and a possible life sentence, took place under tight security at an army base.
Mark Mardell reports from Fort Meade, Maryland.
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