with cameron walker.minister says the leader of reform uk has questions to answer after a video emerged of a campaigner making racist comments. andrew parker was seen making a series of offensive remarks about rishi sunak. he's now apologised but insists he was goaded into making them. rishi sunak says it's part of a broader pattern of behaviour. a warning the following clip contains some offensive language . offensive language. >> when my two daughters have to see and hear reform, people who campaign for nigel farage calling me an effing . it hurts calling me an effing. it hurts and it makes me angry. and i think he has some questions to answer. when you see reform candidates and campaigners seemingly using racist and misogynistic language and opinions seemingly without challenge, i think it tells you something about the culture within the reform party. our politics and country is better than that . it's my duty to call than that. it's my duty to call out this corrosive and divisive behaviour . behaviour

walker , returning now to cameron walker, returning now to cameron walker, returning now to the slowg to talk to cameron walker now, who is at the palace . now, who is at the palace. >> thank you. this is british pomp and pageantry in action here on horse guards parade. i'm joined by the royal commentator richard fitzwilliams . richard, richard fitzwilliams. richard, one of the greatest military parades anywhere in the world. >> i would say the greatest. certainly an absolutely unique, both going back historically, which is absolutely fascinating. i mean, it's just stated from the need, obviously, to know friend from foe in the fire and fury and heat of battle where you can originally, for example, if you were a baron, you had a particular crest or flag and then subsequently regiments tended to have several colours and then apparently was reportedly in charles ii's reign that this was, the parade was hand was held, but most especially in 1805, there was the first sovereign's parade celebrating the king's birthday , celebrating the king's birthday, and it fall between 1811 and 1820. g

hello, i'm cameron walker in the gb newsroom.he prime minister says the leader of reform uk has questions to answer after a video emerged of answer after a video emerged of a campaigner making racist comments, andrew parker was seen making a series of offensive remarks about the prime minister, rishi sunak. he's now apologised but insists he was goaded into making them. rishi sunak says it's part of a broader pattern of behaviour. a warning the following clip contains some offensive language. >> when my two daughters have to see and hear reform, people who campaign for nigel farage calling me an effing it hurts and it makes me angry. and i think he has some questions to answer. when you see reform candidates and campaigners seemingly using racist and misogynistic language and opinions seemingly without challenge, i think it tells you something about the culture within the reform party. our politics and country is better than that. it's my duty to call out this corrosive and divisive behaviour. >> nigel farage said earlier that th

for now i'm cameron walker.e in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> now sir keir starmer and labour are struggling to shake the accusation the party's position on trans rights could put women in girls at risk. listen to jane from london, taking mr starmer to task on single—sex spaces during a radio phonein single—sex spaces during a radio phone in earlier today. >> can you say now? can you say now that you will not allow men , now that you will not allow men, biological men under any guise to come into women's safe spaces? >> we will, of course. >> we will, of course. >> can you say that you need to think about 51% of the population who are sick of the absolute twaddle that comes out of your mouth when we ask these questions? >> jane, let me just firstly, we will protect women's spaces. thatis will protect women's spaces. that is my commitment. but i'm not. but just hear

indeed cameron walker, our royal correspondent. interesting seeing these older women doing this protest because i can understand that if you are someone who is more advanced in your years, you know , perhaps you don't care so much about the future generation and their lack of economic growth. perhaps you think you've done all right in society , and you all right in society, and you don't care so much about younger people . but let me just say this people. but let me just say this as someone who is a bit younger than the person who protested economic growth matters. and if you campaign relentlessly against it, you are doing a disservice to future generations. retirees. you know, everyone has a hobby. everyone has a hobby . everyone has a hobby. everyone has a hobby. but yes , has a hobby. but yes, disgraceful behaviour . i just disgraceful behaviour. i just i just think it's relentless ageism. um and they don't care about the future , the future about the future, the future more than anyone, they say if we freeze the economy now, if

i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. us president joe biden says he intends to win the election in his first public event since his struggle during the first televised debates last night . he's the first televised debates last night. he's just the first televised debates last night . he's just been speaking night. he's just been speaking at a rally in north carolina , at a rally in north carolina, where democrats are hoping to win the state back from republicans this november. he claimed america itself is at stake and accused former us president donald trump of repeatedly lying and said he has the morals of an alley cat after his own shaky performance during the debate last night, president biden directly addressed the limits of his old age. >> i don't work as easy as i used to. i don't speak as smoothly as i used to. i don't debate as well as i used to, but i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth . yes, how to tell the truth. yes, i know right from wrong . and i know right from wrong. and i know right from w

cameron walker, our represented. cameron walker, our royal correspondent, remains with us.arlier today. ceremony at juno beach earlier today . but this ceremony at juno beach earlier today. but this is huge ceremony at juno beach earlier today . but this is huge because today. but this is huge because we have 25 heads of states from around the world and veterans from around the world who took part and fought on d—day and the subsequent battle excuse me afterwards. and commemorating those who we lost. and peter spoke of the kind of deception that was going on to try and trick the nazis into thinking that normandy was not the place that normandy was not the place that they were going to land. the royal family actually played quite a bit of a part in that. king george vi was sent to the south—east of england to try and trick the nazis into thinking that calais was going to be the place where they were going to land , visiting troops there. he land, visiting troops there. he was also sent to the orkney islands, trying to trick the germans into thinking that scandinavia and norw

royal ascot and our royal correspondent, of course, cameron walker, is there to bnng cameron walker,orning scotland are off the mark at the euros. we'll reflect on their spirited draw with switzerland in cologne after a disastrous opening night last week against germany. we'll look ahead also to england's clash with denmark and in tennis. could andy murray be denied a swansong at wimbledon? more later. >> good morning. it will be a fine and dry day for many of us, with temperatures approaching the mid—twenties. find out all the mid—twenties. find out all the details with me a little later on. >> good morning, i'm stephen dixon and i'm ellie costello, and this is breakfast on gb news. right. should we talk politics then this morning? well, i mean, it's all your messaging about, frankly, on gbnews.com/yoursay. it's all about the politics. so looking at the latest polls got to say it is going from bad to worse for the prime minister as a new string of polls is predicting a tory wipe—out. >> yes, rishi sunak could become the first prime minister in history to lose his seat at an election

cameron. cameron walker of course, our royal correspondent.gb news is bringing you all the coverage from across the political spectrum. >> so do tune in tonight at 7:00 for an interview with the leader of the liberal democrats. we'll be sitting down with our political editor , christopher political editor, christopher hope. yes. ed davey will be discussing all the big issues of the general election campaign, followed by full reaction and analysis from camilla tominey and her panel of experts. >> so yes, just to recap, 7:00 gb news, leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey. >> well, that's it from us good. a very agood. very good good. a very good afternoon to you. it's 3:00 pm. >> welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster. all across the uk. on today's show, the betting scandal rolls on and on with up to 15 tories now being investigated by the gambling commission. and now a labour candidate has also been suspended after betting on the tories to win. keir starmer says that this is

mark white cameron walker there, remembering d—day.hi sunak came out swinging last night as he squared up to keir starmer in the first tv debate of the general election campaign. here's what happened. >> inflation is back to normal. wages are growing, taxes are now being cut. keir starmer would put all that progress at risk. he would put up every one's taxes by £2,000, £2,000 in higher taxes for every working family in our country. after all the hard work and sacrifice we've been through, that's not the right course of action. i don't know why you want to put up people's taxes. >> it's unforgivable what's happened to the nhs and to come into power for 14 years and leave the nhs in a worse state than when you found it, is unforgivable in politics. and rishi sunak stood 18 months ago. janet and said that those waiting lists, which are now nearly 8 million, he said he'll get down. he made a promise. he said he'd be held accountable. they were 7.2 million at the time. now they're 7.5 million. so they've gone up and that bears down on the n

she's not of our royal correspondent, cameron walker.e wishes to be back very soon. i don't think we should take that. is she's going to return to work imminently. i think it is unlikely that we're going to see her on the balcony for trooping the colour. it's the king's birthday parade. she wouldn't want to upstage that event, but kensington palace has not ruled it out. but what we need to remember is the princess of wales is, is still undergoing cancer treatment , or she's at cancer treatment, or she's at least recovering from cancer treatment. she's still a human being. and i think a lot of people would say it's not perhaps right to speculate as to when somebody living with cancer will be returning to work . we will be returning to work. we know she's colonel of the irish guards. she will be disappointed she wasn't at the colonel review last weekend, but she did, of course, write a letter. but the princess herself, if you think back to that video, she did in march, wished for the time and space and privacy to recover. >> and the palace

i'm cameron walker in the gb newsroom. the prime minister says nigel farage has questions to answer. after a video emerged of a campaigner making racist comments. andrew parker was seen making a series of offensive remarks about rishi sunak. he's now apologised but insists he was goaded into making them. rishi sunak says it's part of a broader pattern of behaviour. well, tonight nigel farage has reiterated the comments have no place in his party and has doubled down on his claims. the secretly recorded video is a setup. a channel 4 secretly recorded video is a setup. a channel a spokesperson says they strongly stand by what they called rigorous and duly impartial journalism, and to the us now, us president joe biden says he intends to win the election in his first public event since his struggle during the first televised debates last night. he's just been speaking in the last few hours at a rally in the last few hours at a rally in north carolina, where democrats are hoping to win the state back from the republicans this

cameron walker is with us. our royal editor, cameron.eading the world in these commemorations. the king who? his first foreign trip since his diagnosis of cancen trip since his diagnosis of cancer. but was determ and to be there come what may. >> yeah, he absolutely was. and of course, the royal family have an incredibly important relationship with the royal family. it was the king's grandfather, george the sixth, who was the monarch during world war two. and the king spoke yesterday about how his grandfather was incredibly frustrated that he couldn't get across to normandy on d—day itself and had to wait kind of ten days. no, he wouldn't wouldn't let him. far too dangerous. similar to winston churchill. far too dangerous for him to get there as well. but we have seen the king arrive at the royal british legion commemorative event in normandy this morning. he is wearing his military uniform. i'll try and get some more details as to exactly what he's wearing later on. it's unclear at the moment, but he's patron patron of the royal british

cameron walker of royal correspondent.ulous as well . fabulous as well. >> whenever, whenever we send a correspondent to down down to royal ascot, they always, they always , they dress properly. always, they dress properly. >> they dress properly for the occasion. anyway join us at 12:00 tomorrow. we'll be back with more election coverage and other news, of course, but it's martin daubney next. he's going to be with you till six. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it should be another mostly dry day with some further sunny spells today, but there is a thunderstorm risk for some of us, particularly across northern areas of the uk . that's where areas of the uk. that's where low pressure is closer to, but actually high pressure is building in from the south and west. there is a weather front though, approaching from the southeast, that could bring some light rain just to the likes of kent through this afternoon, but i think m

we'll have to double check this with cameron walker. haven't seen their mother. we've only seen we've seen photographs. seen photographs. you're right. yes that's it. so i think even just seeing the family together in that carriage will just be. >> and is that little imp going to misbehave? i hope so, i'd say that, yes, because he's. >> because i hope she'll be dreading it. >> yeah, but but the other thing is whether or not whether or not you're covered carriages or not, because apparently it's going to rain. >> don't say that, anne. we can't see. yeah, well, we're going to be wonderful. beautiful. >> unlike the prime minister, they will be armed with brollies. >> well, i hope so. yes and unlike the prime minister, they won't allow themselves to get completely sodden . it's not completely sodden. it's not a good look. >> it is not a good look. no, absolutely no. >> it'll be brilliant. >> it'll be brilliant. >> we'll have a special programme for you up until about 130 today. oh. what's that? i don't think that's that either. >> tell me a

thank you, cameron walker.h in your droves. let's start on that topic of last night's performance by england against denmark , a match we were denmark, a match we were expected to win. a match if we did win, would have qualified to the next level to the knockout tournament. but we didn't do that. once again, same old england tortuously down to the final match. tortuously going one nil up and then sitting back and defending a lead against a lesser team. and once again we were caught out napping and once again asking the big questions about the future of england and what i throw out there at the top. is it time to sack gareth southgate now? i know it's mid—tournament. i know it will be calamitous, but there is precedent before the manager of the ivory coast was sacked, mid—tournament last year, they went on to win the africa cup . went on to win the africa cup. you've been getting in touch. vaughan has said this. three lions on your shirt. more like three lambs on your shirt. i'd rather we go out fighting like ho

that's cameron walker , much. that's cameron walker, he's out there in chester.ky thing. how did she do that? >> well done olivia i'll be happy with an ice cream. >> no, but he's so rich. this 9”!!- quy- >> 9”!!- >> £10 billion a billionaire. >> £10 billion a billionaire. >> and he got that at 25 years old after the death of his late father. let's speak to former royal correspondent michael cole. now, who's on standby. good morning michael. so while we're having some great celebrations in chester with the duke of westminster's marriage, prince william is there, where's prince william is there, where's prince harry, the question of the day. >> good morning. ben good morning. nana. yes, the man who isn't there at the semi royal wedding, prince harry notpla. >> dawn neesom. he's not there. >> dawn neesom. he's not there. >> is that his older brother who will be there ? will be there? >> he'll be there as an usher. and two royal brothers cannot be in the same room together. >> even it seems the same people. >> no, it probably is. >> no, it probably is. >> so what is

i'm going to talk to our royal correspondent, cameron walker.ct to see the royals here today. very fitting for a big national outpouring of gratitude really. but fascinating to look into the role of the royal family in the success of d—day. yeah, absolutely. >> a lot of history going on here. of course, it was the king's grandfather, george vi, who was the monarch during world war two, and he was actually quite heavily involved in the deception when it comes to d—day, trying to distract the germans away from the normandy beaches where the allied invasion took place, to try and trick them into thinking the invasion was going to happen somewhere else. so, for example, the king was sent to the south—east of england to try and trick the germans into thinking that calais was going to be where they were going to be. landing he was also sent to the orkney islands as well , landing he was also sent to the orkney islands as well, again trying to trick the germans into thinking that the invasion was going to happen in scandinavia is in set and it kind of

well, i'm joined now by our royal correspondent cameron walker. cameron, welcome to the show.. can you tell us more about why it happened? who these people are ? cameron's going to people are? cameron's going to come. so basically this portrait at the gallery, the philip mould gallery in london, of course, this has recently painted got a lot of headlines by jonathan yeo, the king absolutely adores this portrait. however, though so much so he wants it hung in buckingham palace. as you can see, animal rights. two activists here and the cameraman there. look pre—arrange obviously just rock up to it and put those stickers over the portrait using rollers. now i hasten to add, there is a sheet of glass or perspex over this. so it wasn't damaged, but it surely has to ask the question how on earth can these people just rock up to what is one of the most treasured portraits in royal history? a favourite of the kings? no security guard, not even a security rope, no security whatsoever. they go up to it and they put this over the top of it. now here we are. we're talking about it. maybe

all right, cameron, thanks for that. >> that's cameron walker, so we'll be there.etty humiliating, prince andrew. pretty humiliating , isn't it? humiliating, isn't it? >> it's a bit of humiliating, isn't it , >> it's a bit of humiliating, isn't it, last >> it's a bit of humiliating, isn't it , last few >> it's a bit of humiliating, isn't it, last few messages from you. i think your mic. isn't it, last few messages from you. i think your mic . your mic you. i think your mic. your mic is there. >> beverly just wishes my mic had fallen off a little earlier because it means i can't speak. >> just sit there and look pretty. all right, we're done for today . we'll be back for today. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 930. emily and tom are with you now for good afternoon, britain. see you tomorrow. see you . tomorrow. see you. >> it's the final big man ephesto launch day today. of the major parties that is reform uk. they've travelled to south wales to announce what they're calling a contract with the people. we'll be there live. >> we will indeed. and labour is pledging

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this portrait walker, a cameron.charles the third since the coronation, as you said, unveiled a couple of weeks ago at buckingham palace by the king. it now hangs in the philip mould. gallery in london. and this afternoon, around midday, two animal rising supporters entered the gallery and plastered those two images onto the portrait. now, king charles is a big fan, as we understand it, of wallace and gromit, animal rising spokesperson says it's meant to be a light hearted protest over a very serious issue, because there demonstrating about the fact that they they've kind of done this investigation on, and they found that 45 rspca assured farms, they allege even that there's breaches of government rules when it comes to animal cruelty. now, the rspca has been contacted for comment on this. of course, by attacking the king charles portrait, it has created this oxygen of publicity , hasn't this oxygen of publicity, hasn't it? and now everybody is talking about the fact that they're all talking about this report and ani

and this is something that can unite most of us in our nation, cameron walker, i'm going to bring youin just to repeat the statement. the personal message from the princess. >> yes. >> yes. >> so for those of you who are just tuning in, we have received a statement from the princess of wales. she is confirming that she is going to be attending trooping the colour tomorrow in london with the rest of the royal family, and she said she hopes to join a few public engagements over the summer as she continues treatments for cancer for a few more months. she says she's making good progress and has good days and bad days , as any cancer patient bad days, as any cancer patient will tell you, is what she says, adding i am not out of the woods yet, so it's not a full return to public engagements, i must stress, but this is a very positive sign that she is starting to get back to normal and i like the line where she says i'm learning how to be patient, especially with uncertainty , and that's uncertainty, and that's something i think everyone can empathise with. >> it's terribly difficult to be p

for now i'm cameron walker.in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much for that. cameron menos michelle dewberry. this is dewbs& co now. i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel. i've got the former conservative mp craig mackinlay and the former defence secretary geoff hoon. you're both new faces to this panel tonight. what a treat for everybody. thank you very much. you're very welcome . andrew, i you're very welcome. andrew, i was trying to track you down. ever since i saw that remarkable documentary. i've got to say, you know, with you and christopher hope about your incredible battle with sepsis, i mean, incredible, i found you such an inspiration. well, chris, it was chris's idea. >> really. i mean, he's, been a good friend of mine for some years in parliament, and his idea came to see me in the hospitals. and thomas's multiple times, and

let's speak to our royal correspondent, cameron walker. cameron, you are fresh from ascot on ascot?r me today, i'm afraid. shame all the viewers will be let down. i know , i'm sorry, but, i mean, it know, i'm sorry, but, i mean, it was a great day yesterday, but not so good for the king and the queen because their horse lost quite spectacularly . gilded quite spectacularly. gilded water. in king george v stakes they won last year in the king george v stakes, so it was a little bit disappointing for anyone who'd who'd bet on the king's horse. but it did have the same jockey and trainer as desert hero did last year, which was the horse that won, but a bit disappointing , but they all bit disappointing, but they all looked incredible, of course. so where did it come? the horse? oh. 12th. i think it was 12th out of 19, so not great. these pictures from tuesday when the king and queen arrived arrived at ascot in the royal procession. the queen was wearing a white outfit yesterday, but it was just an amazing atmosphere because it's just the best of british and lots of people drinking pimm

and of course, cameron walker.he other story making making big news this morning, because this only happened in the early hours of the morning, is that wikileaks founder julian assange, has been released from prison . he's flying out to some prison. he's flying out to some islands off the coast of america, but he's in. where is he this morning in bangkok this morning. and so this is all about a plea deal. after listening to all that he's had to say for years and years and years, he's now out of confinement and we're going to find out where he's heading to. yes. >> well, let's get the latest then, from our reporter, ray addison, who's outside the australian high commission in london. and, ray, we understand his ultimate destination is going to be australia, but he's likely to have some pretty significant security for the foreseeable . foreseeable. >> absolutely. well, we know that after spending five years at belmarsh, high security prison, he was released yesterday afternoon after being granted bail by the high cou

don't feel like cameron walker.ceremony yesterday, and it was so lovely that we won three awards @gbnews as well. >> it was incredible. >> it was incredible. >> it was lovely to have you there on our special day as well. so thanks for coming along. >> so thank you. if you voted for us because that's what it was all about. it was about your vote, your preference and your way of saying that you like what you get here on the news channel and you like the way we serve it up to you. so thank you very much. >> and this is what we're serving up today. the labour party have now become embroiled in the gamble gate scandal after suspending candidate kevin craig, who bet against himself in the election . in the election. >> now, this comes as a fifth politician becomes implicated for the conservative party in the election betting probe. the tories have suspended laura saunders and craig williams so far . far. >> well, earlier we asked the work and pensions secretary, mel stride, what he made of it all. >> i think it was absolu

walker?n we're just hearing this, this breaking news about princess anne. >> yes. the buckingham palace has released a statement , >> yes. the buckingham palace has released a statement, in the last few minutes, as you said, i believe you've read out the statements confirming the princess royal remains in hospital following the injuries she sustained last night . now, she sustained last night. now, i understand this happened within the protected perimeter of gatcombe. >> gatcombe park? that's the estate in which she lived. and it's also understood that achieve sustained head injuries that are consistent with potentially being impacted, impacted with a horse's head or legs. so this instance, we believe, involved a horse. we obviously know that princess anneis obviously know that princess anne is a keen horse rider and the horsewoman herself. emergency services were dispatched last night to the estate, and her royal highness was then transferred to southmead hospital in bristol for tests and tr

. >> well, let's speak to our royal correspondent cameron walker , who joins us in the walker, who joins lot about grief and bereavement from his mother's passing and the trauma he had. did he say anything new that we haven't heard before? >> well, i think what was interesting with this discussion that he had with the founder of charity scotty's little soldiers, nikki scott , who set soldiers, nikki scott, who set up the charity because her husband was killed in afghanistan in 2009. he was serving in the british armed forces , and it was from her forces, and it was from her experience having to break the news to her then five year old son, kai and nine month old daughter, brooke, who clearly at the time didn't really remember. but the point being, she had to break the news that their father had been killed in action and the lack of support at the time for children who were suffering from bereavements because their parents had been killed in conflict. so that's why she set up the charity . prince harry, of up the charity. prince harry, of course, served two tours of afghanistan himself, a

well, let's cross live now to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, who's at buckingham palaceell and i hope you've got your sunblock on a glorious welcome for the japanese dignitaries. >> it's an important relationship. the uk and japan, isn't it? diplomatic, historic and economic ? and economic? >> yes, it certainly is, mark. and it is britain at its best. really the british monarchy, the power of soft diplomacy, putting on a big military display of pomp and pageantry and treating the foreign head of state to a carriage ride. what can be better on a sunny summer afternoon? so the king and queen were at horse guards parade earlier today, while the king's son, prince william , went to son, prince william, went to pick up the emperor and empress of japan from their hotel in central london, then bring them to horseguards parade for their ceremonial welcome . there were ceremonial welcome. there were ten minutes late, but no, no matter. it was prince william's regiments , the welsh guards, regiments, the welsh guards, providing that guard of honour for the emperor of japan. he, al

cameron walker, our royal correspondent. there are soaking in the atmosphere. it's really marvellous to see everyone turn out so wonderfully for it. and the weather is holding too. >> it's not like this. some of the other races where the daily mail the next day is just awash with pictures of, you know , the with pictures of, you know, the prosecco bottles legs akimbo and all of that , much more, you all of that, much more, you know, sophisticated affair, perhaps . yes, yes. perhaps. yes, yes. >> well, shall we return to what is undoubtedly going to be incredibly sophisticated? if anything more sophisticated than royal ascot? yes. we're going to be heading to nottingham for england fans as they prepare to escape the working day. perhaps a little early for that kick off >> well. good afternoon. britain. it's 250, and, tournament fever is very much in full swing in deutschland, with england fans already enjoying a splash of excitement as they gather en masse in frankfurt. there he is. this chap are taking his kit off and diving into a fountain. very dramatic. good

well, we can speak with our royal correspondent, cameron walker, who is down in portsmouth for us.edibly poignant commemoration here for the d—day 80th anniversary. and of course, the king and the royal family have an incredibly important relationship with the armed forces, both past and present. and with that in mind, the king and the queen, it was revealed today, met with four d—day veterans inside buckingham palace to hear their testimony, hear their stories, and those veterans showed him and the queen their their memories of d—day, including a pair of football boots which one of them had tied to his backpack as he storms the beaches of normandy on the 6th of june, 1944. another still has his dog tag, which still has blood stains on it from when he was shot. he was shot in the lung. he was saved by his friends, who unfortunately was killed the following day, and the king was visibly moved by that. and he also revealed what his grandfather, king george the sixth of course monarch at the time of world war two, thought of d—day. he said, my grandfather was actually so determined to

cameron walker of royal correspondent there from windsor castle . windsor castle. >> yeah.'t have everything. >> yes. everyone with their umbrellas . the brollies >> yes. everyone with their umbrellas. the brollies out. i do love to see you know how people care so much that they're willing to stand in the rain and get absolutely sodden to see the royal family? it's rather nice. >> a marvellous british tradition. i've seen some people referring to the weather this month, not as june, but as january , well, it's nice today, january, well, it's nice today, i think. >> i think it's nice today. the sun has got his hat on. finally hit summer . hit summer. >> well, that's it from us this houn >> well, that's it from us this hour, but join us of course the same time again tomorrow. up next, martin daubney live with an interview of nigel farage. but shall we, before then learn just how sudden it is? it's the weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. the rest of t

cameron walker looking splendid . joining walker looking splendid. joining us from ascot.'ve got the official day one program in my hand listing the seven races taking place today. apologies. it's a bit of an announcement going on. doing some tests, of course. ready for all the guests to arrive now. the king and queen, other members of the royal family are expected to be here this week. buckingham palace not confirming exactly what day, but we do know that the king and queen have a number of horses racing throughout the week , and they'll be very much week, and they'll be very much hoping for a win similar to last year with desert hero, who won the king george v stakes. if you remember those fabulous images of the king and queen inside the royal box probably forgot they were on camera. just kind of screaming at this horse to win, which it eventually did. it was such a lovely moment because that horse was bred by queen elizabeth the second, and throughout her reign she attended ascot. all of her reign up until 2020, when the pandemic stopped her. and then obviously her heal

and of course, we have sent our royal correspondent, cameron walker, to to windsor bnng cameron walkerron >> good morning isabel. we certainly will. and the weather is much better than it was at trooping the colour on saturday. so we are expecting to see the king, queen and prince of wales here later today. the princess of wales, of course, we saw her for trooping the colour, the first engagement she carried out since christmas day last year on saturday. she is not expected to be here today. if you remember when kensington palace announced she would be coming back, it was never going to be seen as a full return to public engagements, so that's perhaps why. but the order of the garter the oldest and most senior order of chivalry in britain for centuries it was limited to just aristocracy. now knights and ladies come from all walks of life. if they have given public service to the nation or personal service to the monarch and the crown. but there was a bit of a question mark whether garter day was going to be happening this year because of the general election, because buckingham palace

talking of which, here is our royal correspondent cameron walker.uch, bev. yes, it used to be called ladies day . now gold yes, it used to be called ladies day. now gold cup yes, it used to be called ladies day . now gold cup day. yes, it used to be called ladies day. now gold cup day. but we're still going to call it ladies day. as you said. and there are so many amazing outfits here today. so many amazing outfits here today . i've got the official today. i've got the official race card in my hand at the king and queen's horse . gilded water and queen's horse. gilded water is confirmed to be running in the king george v stakes a little bit later on. but let's talk about the fashion, because that's what we all love, right? and frederica crum, who i'm going to invite to join us now, probably has the biggest hats i've seen so far today. opera singer and irish guards ambassador frederica, first of all, talk us through your outfit. what's the inspiration? where's it from? >> all right. well obviously ladies day is a big hat kind of rule. and it shields

and i'm joined in our studio in westminster by gb news royal correspondent cameron walker.so he gets an award. does he deserve it ? it? >> well, yes, another award. martin. this was dropped in the last hour . the person who's last hour. the person who's going to be presenting the awards to him is none other than tennis star serena williams, who is a friend of meghan markle, prince harry obviously set up the invictus games in collaboration with prince william and catherine, the princess of wales, as part of their royal foundation. but prince harry took it under his wing wing separately, and last month he celebrated the 10th anniversary back in london. it's anniversary back in london. it's an invictus games, an olympic style competition to help wounded veterans from various different countries with their rehabilitation through the power of sport and that's what he's being honoured for. obviously marcus rashford, for example, the english footballer for his campaign on free school meals dunng campaign on free school meals during the covid pandemic. he won the award during that

i must say i saw a cameron walker, our royal reporter ascot earlier and his, in his tops and tails.orried about how much this suits me. yeah i'll keep it on. i'll keep it on. you go on, then , steve. come on. who's your greatest? britain? >> well, i think mine would be, sir. alan bates . he got his. sir. alan bates. he got his. absolutely, i think i'd be. i mean, we'd be sir alan bates, who got his knighthood in the honours list there, i think richly deserved . and a guy who's richly deserved. and a guy who's done his whole. >> i'll let you take it off now. well done. all right. no. okay. loads of strong choices there. i am going to go for christopher hope, our political editor, for a stellar job so far. but he's a stellarjob so far. but he's still got a few weeks to keep it together, hasn't he. so right. who's your oh he's caved as well, who's, who's your union jack? >> i'm taking my hat off right now because i'm criticising the fashion choices of someone else, which is, gary lineker because he's in hot water again for potentially allegedly breaching bbc guidelines on wearing a pro

it was the society wedding of the year, apparently, according to cameron walker. >> just saw the picturesrous. invited. >> really? >> really? >> well, although, although joe pubuc >> well, although, although joe public weren't invited, they did the bride and groom, the duke and duchess, now of westminster. they did pay for free ice cream for all of chester. so there were three sites across chester , were three sites across chester, one serving up single scoop, lemon cheesecake, ice cream and a nod to their wedding cake, which was quite nice. wow. so that's a sweet choice. i mean, he is worth £10 billion, so probably for that. >> yeah, my small change. >> yeah, my small change. >> they just say ahead of their wedding that they didn't want any gifts because they quite literally have everything that money. >> right. which is very. yeah. completely right on. i mean, maybe the right . maybe the right. >> yeah. say isn't it. well do get in touch with any of your views on the stories that we're talking about today. gbnews.com/yoursay really love to hear from you, really interested to get your th

cameron walker is outside buckingham palace. cameron, welcome to the show. what's the latest ? admiral, sir tim laurence , the princess sir tim laurence, the princess royal's husband, visited his wife in hospital this afternoon. it's a southmead hospital in bristol, bristol. it's understood to be the nearest major trauma centre close to the princess royal's gloucestershire home, where she sustained those injuries on sunday night. thought to be involving a horse. her medical team saying that her injuries are consistent with impact from the horse's head or a horse's leg. but as you just heard there in that video clip, the sir tim told reporters that she's recovering slowly and she'll be out when she is ready, suggesting the princess will not be out of hospital today. she has concussion and minor injuries, according to buckingham palace. at the time of this announcement on monday. they are . buckingham palace said they are. buckingham palace said she's expected to make a full and swift recovery different to what sir tim is saying this afternoon. recovering slowly. i suspect we don

it's not glitzy at all to our royal correspondent cameron walker, who is looking very, very formal inils. >> cameron, a big day today, ascot. very popular with the royals, which is why i assume you're there . correct you're there. correct >> thank you both. yes, it certainly is extremely popular with the royals. started by queen anne in the 1700s. they've got the official day one program in my hand, and in it, the king and queen have written a message for the 47 estimated 47,000 estimated guests for day one of ascot. in it they welcome all the guests , of course, to the the guests, of course, to the area and look forward to rerunning the king charles the third stakes. now that's been renamed because it was formerly known as the king's stand stakes, but with the king's permission, that has changed. that's a greek one five furlong , that's a greek one five furlong, sprint run that's happening today. on the first day of royal ascot . he also spoke about ascot ascot. he also spoke about ascot sustainability. as you could probably expect with king charles and the net zero village enclosure

so let's get the latest on all of this from our royal correspondent, cameron walker from buckingham palacead 1 or 2 conversations with her, which haven't always been easy. she's not always easy with reporters, but i can tell you she'll be pretty frustrated to be bedridden and told she's got to stay bedridden for a few days because she is a real derm, needs to get on with it. but concussion can be serious and she is 73. >> yeah, she's pretty matter of fact, isn't she, andrew? and i think she takes after her late father, prince philip, who was also very matter of fact as well. but of course, the princess has now spent her second night in hospital following that injury on sunday evening, we believe involved a horse. you'll see the kicked or headbutted by it, according to medical staff, who say her injuries were consistent with impact of those two parts of a horse. buckingham palace confirming she's suffering from concussion, as you say, but has minor injuries. i understand she is awake and she is comfortable in hospital in bristol telegraph reporting as you say , but she's reporting as you sa

shall we speak to our royal correspondent, cameron walker, to tell us a little bit more now?meron, cameron, we've not we're not only celebrating prince william's birthday, but the princess of wales has released rather a nice message she has. >> she's personally tweeted on the kensington palace twitter account with a lovely photograph, which she took in norfolk last month of prince william and his three children or their three children prince george, princess charlotte, prince louis, now , this is prince louis, now, this is probably the most informal yet brilliant photograph i've ever seen in terms of the royal family. they're clearly jumping off a sand dunes there. it just catches them, i think, in a really like intimate family moment, and it shows the love that they have between the wales family . and the caption was family. and the caption was happy birthday papa. we all love you so much. see kiss as in see for catherine. so it was all very, very informal. >> and did catherine take that photograph? she did . photograph? she did. >> she took the photograph. >> she took the p

i'm going to take it over to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, who has an update for us. the princess of wales is expected to attend trooping the colour tomorrow, the king's birthday parade, alongside the rest of the royal family, now the princess of wales has written a very open and honest and personal letter to the nation, and i'm going to read it out on her behalf. it reads i have been blown away by all the kind messages of support and encouragement over the last couple of months . it really has couple of months. it really has made the world of difference to william and me, and has helped us both through some of the harder times. i am making good progress, but as anyone going through chemotherapy will know, there are good days and bad days . on those bad days you feel weak, tired and you have to give in to your body. resting but on the good days when you feel stronger, you want to make the most of feeling well. my treatment is ongoing and will be for a few more months on the next. on the days i feel well enough. it is a joy to engage with school life, spend personal ti