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the stunning news from prince harry about who in his family wants to be king and what he was made to do as a child that he thinks would never happen today. but first the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is coming up in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> good evening. and we begin here with what's been called forbidden tourism. travelers, many of them young, visiting countries that are considered way off limits. the world of extreme tourism is under extreme scrutiny tonight after the death of an american college constitutionality named otto warmbier who died after 17 months in custody in north korea. these photos obtained exclusively by the "daily mail" are some of the last images of then 21-year-old american tourist otto warmbier before he was detained in north korea. >> otto's a young thrill-seeking great kid who was going to be in that part of the world for a college experience and said hey, i've heard some friends who have done this, i would like to do this. >> reporter: but after allegedly stealing a propaganda poster from a haute until pyongyang and being sentenced to 15 years hard labor --

no—one according to prince harry in a candid interview with a us magazine.elebrating the age ofjazz. a new exhibit takes visitors back to the 1920s where music and style defined the era. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, iam in london, and 3am in the last stronghold of so—called islamic state, the syrian city of raqqa. the extremists are facing all out war on several fronts now. across the border, iraqi troops have re—taken most of the city of mosul, but not in time to save the famous mosque there. in raqqa, us—backed fighters of the syrian democratic forces are close to pushing is out. our correspondent, gabriel gatehouse, and cameraman, fred scott, are with the sdf on the frontline, and sent this exclusive report from raqqa. this has been a long and brutal road. we are inside raqqa now, driving to the centre of the syrian democratic forces, the sdf, a coalition of kurds and arabs. they have onlyjust retaken this street from fighters that called themselves islamic state.

king up on the programme — know one in the royalfamily wants to be king or queen according to prince harry—one. celebrating the new era of jazz, visitors head back to the 19205 jazz, visitors head back to the 1920s when music and style defines the era. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it is 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 2am in the last stronghold of so—called islamic state, the syrian city of raqqa. is is facing all—out war on severalfronts. city of raqqa. is is facing all—out war on several fronts. across the border in iraqi troops have taken most of the city of mosul but not in time to save the famous mosque. in raqqa us backed fighters at the syrian democratic forces are close to pushing is out. our correspondent gabriel gatehouse is on the frontline and sent this report. this has been a long and brutal road. we are inside raqqa canal, driving to the centre of the syrian democratic forces, the sdf, a coalition of kurds and arabs. they have only just retake coalition of kurds and arabs. they have onlyjust retake

prince harry is a huge admirer of the queen. he thinks she‘s absolutely wonderful.ore private, personal life. but a former member of the royal household is more critical. i don‘t think it‘s such a good idea to be quite so open. he has done a lot for mental health in bringing out his own true feelings. i think we‘ve got to a point now where enough is enough. in this day and age, harry is saying, and given a free will, few people, in his opinion, would choose to take on the role of monarch. but, of course, being royal means you don‘t have a choice, as he recognises. what we seem to have is harry off—loading his private thoughts, thoughts which, not for the first time, underline the downside, as he sees it, of being in such a privileged position. but, alongside his apparent doubts, there is also a strong sense of commitment. for the older members of the family — one of whom, the 96—year—old duke of edinburgh, left hospital this morning after the treatment of an infection — for them, the approach has always been, never complain, never explain. they may feel it‘s advice

we obviously can't speak for prince george. ha harryasy for him tonl brush it off the old shoulder. >> but i think you have to bear in mind that prince harry is one of the most popular members of the royal family, and he has really made a transformation. he was definitely the family trouble maker over the last ten years. >> he's become popular in part because he says things like he said. i want to ask you about another comment that he made and get your take on this. he said when he was asked about his mother's funeral and the impact it had when his mother died he works wrote my mother had just died and i had to walk a long way behind her coffin surrounded by thousands of people watching while million dollars more did on television. i don't think any child should be asked to do that under any circumstances. i don't think it would happen today. and that day clearly still haunts him. >> i think he's quite right that people are much more cognizant of that and he probably wouldn't be asked to do that today. but to put perspective on it. at t

prince harry has questioned whether any member of the royal family wants to become king or queen.said the royals were acting for the "greater good of the people". in an interview with the american magazine newsweek, the prince also criticises the decision for him to walk behind his mother's coffin at her funeral in 1997. our royal correspondent peter hunt has been studying the prince's comments. it's a moment seared on the nation's psyche, the funeral of a princess killed in her prime, her 12—year—old son on unforgiving display. 20 years on, prince harry is critical of those who put him there. and he's voiced his considerable discomfort in an american magazine — the enduring diana fascination is global. i think he has spent so much time hiding away from himself and his demons, but now he's faced them and to a large extent conquered them, he feels more confident to be optimistic, truthful and say how he feels. a monarch and three heirs, an hereditary system secure. now harry's suggesting that while the windsors are selflessly focused on the greater good, none of them is desperate t

no—one, according to prince harry in a candid interview with a us magazine.re's a new offensive under way to gain control of raqqa, the city which so—called islamic state regards as the capital of its declared caliphate. in the past few days fighting has intensified between is and the syrian democratic forces which are backed by the us. our correspondent gabriel gatehouse and cameraman fred scott are with the sdf on the frontline, and sent this exclusive report. this has been a long and brutal road. we're inside raqqa now, driving to the centre with the syrian democratic forces, the sdf, a coalition of kurds and arabs. they've onlyjust retaken this street off fighters that call themselves islamic state. here, is is often unseen but all the more dangerous for it. a noise in the sky signals the presence of a drone. what's happening, we'vejust driven down these narrow sidestreets and suddenly there's gunfire. everyone‘s searching in the sky for these is drones. the sdf is advancing on three sides. as they push forward, cars emerge flying white flags. some of the

finally, the mail on sunday, i wanted out, says prince harry, a relu cta nt i wanted out, says princehe considers quitting the royal role, but stayed because of the queen.” am nota but stayed because of the queen.” am not a royalist, but i respect what the younger generation of royals have been doing by speaking so royals have been doing by speaking so honestly about these issue is. he has spoken before about the difficulty he has had after the death of his mother. he has spoken of having mental health issues at —— as having all. they have tried to promote awareness around mental health and i respect their efforts in that field. i think it is important work and they are good representatives for that conversation. if you step down from the royal role, you would lose the financial support, you would have to walk away from quite a lot of privilege. you would, you would have to live by your own means. clearly he is quite intelligent young man. i am not entirely convinced by this argument, i have to say. do you think years lying? are you calling the prince a liar? it's easy to say without

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prince harry talked with his brother prince william and sister-in-law kate in may as part of their mentaloes this campaign make you realize that? >> i think so. i always thought what's the point of bringing up the past and bringing up something that makes you sad? it ain't going to change it or bring her back. that can be really damaging. >> reporter: just last week prince harry who was 12 years old at the time remember his mother's funeral. my mother just died and i had to walk a long ways behind her coffin with thousands surrounding me while people watched on television. i don't think any child should be asked to do that. gayle king spoke with ingrid seward on a cbs news special, "princess diana:her life, her death, her youth." >> i keep thinking about all the things they're going o talk about. >> i think it will be difficult. anything to almost keep them alive. their way of keeping their mother alive is to carry on the work that she started. >> reporter: prince william and prince harry will mark this anniversary by commissioning a statue of their mother. it will stand at this public ga

very interesting interview by prince harry. yes.tely. we saw it even in that famous pitch of the queen's, the one about my whole life will be devoted to your service, so she was really pitching then, in terms of almost a burden but a judy tapp duty imposed. the royals have seen that way always, the top job in particular, but there is a riskier that a lot of people will be out there saying, well,, pretty privileged lifestyle, all the same. and is this something harry will have considered? and is this something harry will have considered ? you and is this something harry will have considered? you watch the interviews that he gives, you see the sort of role he is trying to carve out for himself, why is he speaking in this way? well, harry seems to be on a kind of frankness kick at the moment, doesn't he? and we have all applauded that, how frankly he spoke about mental health issues, about his own need for help. this may, just may, perhaps be a bit of frankness too far. my own feeling is, as you havejust of frankness too far. my own fe

this is a real reflection of prince harry's views.he things he has to say. in private he admits he suffered from panic attacks. in terms of public life, he says no member of the royal family would want to be king. prince harry, 12 years old, head bowed, fists clinched, 20 years ago, just a child, he was watched by millions grieving for him. but harry now says diana's fatal crash was made more unbearable because of this world famous walk. my mother just died and i had to walk a long way behind her coffin surrounded by thousands of people watching me while millions more did on television, he says. i don't think any child should be asked to do that under any circumstances. i don't think it would happen today. newsweek magazine had access to harry for the past year and for perhaps his most honest interview ever. he yearns, he says, to be something other than prince harry. my mother took a huge part showing me ordinary life including taking me and my brother to see homeless people. thank goodness i'm not completely cut off from reality. pe

. >> we joke about king george but now to prince harry's family but king harry says none of his familyould choose to be a king or queen. harry says they're hoping to reshape the monarchy. >> "bachelor in paradise" is being reshaped after the controversy that involved corinne and demario. we now know one of the two will not be returning. >> suffering from anxiety, seeing a therapist. damaged because he'll always be linked to the "paradise" scandal. those are the reported reasons why demario will not be returning to paradise. as for corinne, she reportedly hasn't even been asked back. and there's a strong chance she won't be seen on the bachelor franchise again. what does it take? you have to sign your life away. a producer at "e.t." has seen a 20 page contract used by the franchise. contestants actually greed to let producers change, add to, edit or redo anything they do. they also acknowledged producers don't encourage sexual contact and it's okay with the series exposed them to public ridicule or condemnation. >> i have an it factor guys really like. >> how much of reality tv is actua

prince harry said he wanted out of the royal family.week" is there anyone in the royal family who wants to be king? i don't think so, but we'll carry out our duty at the right time. will harry and ivanka run away together and live in a land with no laws? somalia. the party panel is back, carley shimkus, and i understand what ivanka was saying. she was humble saying she deefers the other political positions to other actors in the white house. >> i was confused by that quote from ivanka trump. it's hard not to talk about politics when you are advisor to the president. and you have an office in the white house and you work in the white house. she is sort of the presidents ying to his yang with that calming, soothing voice. she has a lovely persona. a lot of people want her to be involved. kennedy: prince harry. the queen has reportedly told him to lock it up. she said the less soul bearing in public, thank you. >> prince harry is a dope. he's trying to seem relatable. i hate when successful people want to -- thing thinks he wants to be kin

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prince harry, 12 years old, head bowed, fist clinched, 20 years ago, just a child, he was watched by famous walk. my mother just died and i had to walk a long way behind her coffin surrounded by thousands of people watching me while millions more did on television, he says. i don't think any child should be asked to do that under any circumstances. i don't think it would happen today. newsweek magazine had access to harry for the past year and perhaps his most honest interview ever. he yearns to be something other than prince harry. my mother took a huge part showing me ordinary life including taking me and my brother to see homeless people. thank goodness i'm not completely cut off from reality. people would be amazed by the ordinary life william and i live. i do my own shopping. but, he insists, he is in a rush to make something of my life. there is just a smallish window when people are interested in me before william's children, george and charlotte, take over. unlike his brother, one not reached so far, marriage. people who know harry say he and meghan markle are very much in lov

the apparent road rage incident then simmering down. >>> prince harry said he was so disillusioned withe wanted out and considered giving up his title. he is fifth in line for the throne. harry says he stayed out of loyalty to his grandmother, the queen. he said his decade in the army was his best escape he ever had. >>> incredible come back story. the marine who had a dream and never stopped fighting. stay with us. marine who had a dream and never stopped fighting. stay with us. and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's

. >>> harry's confession. the prince and his new revelation. what he was about to do. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with president trump facing decisions on two of his top agenda items. first, repealing and replacing obamacare. pushing for a vote by the end of the week, but it will be a nail biter. not all are on board and protesters argue orz nicing and democrats promising a fight. the same time, the president is also -- whether the supreme court will take up the travel ban. more on that in a moment. but first, abc's david wright on the battle of capitol hill. >> reporter: tonight -- the white house is still hoping to close the deal on the senate's plan to repeal and replace obamacare. but the president himself acknowledges they're not there yet. >> i don't think they're that far off. you know, famous last words, but i think we're going to get there. >> reporter: not a single democrat supports the bill. and republicans are not exactly in lock step either. five of them have said the

no—one according to prince harry in a candid interview

prince harry is a huge admirer of the queen. he thinks she's absolutely wonderful.nds and the sacrifices that you have to make, and i think he and prince william want a more private, personal life. but a former member of the royal household is more critical. i don't think it's such a good idea to be quite so open. he has done a lot for mental health in bringing out his own true feelings. i think we've got to a point now where enough is enough. in this day and age, harry is saying, and given a free will, few people, in his opinion, would choose to take on the role of monarch. but, of course, being royal means you don't have a choice, as he recognises. what we seem to have is harry off—loading his private thoughts, thoughts which, not for the first time, underline the downside, as he sees it, of being in such a privileged position. but, alongside his apparent doubts, there is also a strong sense of commitment. for the older members of the family — one of whom, the 96—year—old duke of edinburgh, left hospital this morning after the treatment of an infection — for them,

prince harry is a huge admirer of the queen. he thinks she's absolutely wonderful.private, personal life. but a former member of the royal household is more critical. i don't think it's such a good idea to be quite so open. he has done a lot for mental health in bringing out his own true feelings. i think we've got to a point now where enough is enough. in this day and age, harry is saying, and given a free will, few people, in his opinion, would choose to take on the role of monarch. but, of course, being royal means you don't have a choice, as he recognises. what we seem to have is harry off—loading his private thoughts, thoughts which, not for the first time, underline the downside, as he sees it, of being in such a privileged position. but, alongside his apparent doubts, there is also a strong sense of commitment. for the older members of the family — one of whom, the 96—year—old duke of edinburgh, left hospital this morning after the treatment of an infection — for them, the approach has always been, never complain, never explain. they may feel it's advice harr

prince harry has suggested that no one in the royal family wants to be king or queen.e greater good of the people". the prince also criticised the decision to make him walk behind his mother's coffin at herfuneral, when he wasjust 12. with me now is pennyjunor, prince harry's biographer. what do you make of this interview? it isa what do you make of this interview? it is a very strange one to have given, but it is also searingly honest. i think it's a very good question: who would want to be king, queen, prince, princess? you know, we perhaps all look at the job and think, oh, you know, life of luxury, wonderful palaces and cars, helicopters, living off the taxpayer, but actually, the reality is very, very different, and you know, harry has been in it all his life. he has been the subject of fierce interest and speculation all his life. cameras everywhere he goes. you know, these people have no freedom. all the things that we take for granted they do not have. they may have their palaces, but would you really want that if you couldn't set off and decide to go to the ci

and we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's front pages including the sunday mail's interview with prince harryn which he confesses he wanted to give up his royal role. 3a high rise buildings in england have failed fire safety tests on their exterior cladding, the government has confirmed tonight. the buildings are the first to undergo urgent checks following the g re nfell tower undergo urgent checks following the grenfell tower disaster. around 600 buildings are due to undergo the tests, with local authorities working urgently to identify the buildings at risk. duncan kennedy reports. in the subdued streets of west london, one more silent, reflective assembly, mourners and neighbours. as these people paused, elsewhere, the now relentless checking of hundreds of tower blocks was continuing. the government asked councils to send in examples of cladding from buildings they were most concerned about that it's become clear tonight that only 3a tests on cloning had so far been carried out, involving 17 councils, and everyone had failed. the council ‘s involvement instead, camden, plymouth, hounslow

the duchess of cornwall and prince harry and duchess of cambridge in the first carriage emerging fromwing that national silence led by the queen. there we have in the second carriage the duke of york, the earl of wessex and the duke of york's daughters. the crowds acknowledging the first carriage and the second as it passes, and in the following carriage we have the duke of gloucester, the duchess of gloucester and the duke of kent. the duke of gloucester, the cousin to the queen, the duke of kent, cousin to both the queen and the duke of edinburgh. service procession is slightly later than usual because of that minute's silence, making its way along the mall in glorious sunshine, big crowds already gathered, and later of course there will be even greater crowds back at the palace following the parade for the appearance on the balcony of the entire royal family and a very impressive birthday fly— past of and a very impressive birthday fly—past of the royal air force featuring some 29 aircraft, that is all to come. the duchess of cornwall in the first carriage, earlier this month, thre

this is a real reflection of prince harry's views.c attacks. while in terms of public life, get this. he says no member of the royal family would want to be king. prince harry, 12 years old, head bowed, fists clenched. 20 years ago, just a child. he was watched by millions grieving for him. harry now says diana's fatal crash was made more unbearable because of this famous walk. i had to walk a long way behind her coffin surrounded by thousands of people watching me and millions more on television. i don't think that he child should be asked to do that under any circumstances. today. "newsweek" magazine had access to harry for much of the past year for. he yearns, he says, to be something other than prince harry. my mother tried to show me ordinary life. people will be amazed by the ordinary life william and i live. i do my own shopping. he insists he is in a rush to make something of my life. saying playfully, there is just a smallish window where people are interested in me before george and charlotte take over. people who know harry

and why prince harry resents the decision to make him walk behind his mother's coffin when he was 12. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: england's youngsters have booked their place in the under—21 european championships, after a big victory against the hosts in poland. good evening. safety inspectors are carrying out urgent checks on hundreds of high—rise buildings in england following the deadly fire at grenfell tower in west london. the prime minister says every possible step is being taken to ensure all the buildings are safe. local authorities throughout the united kingdom have been invited to send samples of cladding for urgent testing. the government estimates that around 600 buildings in england are covered in some sort of cladding. so far it's been disclosed that 11 residential blocks in eight local authority areas have been fitted with the kind of cladding that can catch fire. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, said the grenfell tower disaster, which claimed the lives of at least 79 people, demanded a step change in the country's attitude to social housing. our home aff

prince harry dominates the front page of the the mail on sunday.considered quitting his royal role, but he stayed for the queen. —— the sunday telegraph's headline reads "blackmail fears after mps hit by cyber attack." the cyber attack is also the main story on the sunday times, who say there was fury at the time it took for the incident to be revealed. and the express leads with an image ofjeremy corbyn, saying he ignored armed forces day invitations to appear at glastonbury. way will begin with the observer and the ongoing concerns about fire safety. ministers and panic u—turn over fire safety in schools, cost—cutting would have been a disaster. yeah, all source of things emerging about fire safety in the aftermath of the tragedy at grenfell tower there were proposals to relax safety rules for skills as a cost—cutting measure but it has now completely abandoned that. the observer says that it is more evidence that the government has changed its approach, that it is less occupied with cost—cutting and more concerned with health and safety, which o

it's about duty, but i think prince harry and his honesty over a range of things is refreshing, and hasof created a much different image of the royal family. has kind of created a much different image of the royal familylj has kind of created a much different image of the royal family. i was just about to say, martin has done his conveyor belt of papers. never let us down. that's it for the papers this hour. thank you to martin and rachel. coming up next it's meet the author. another martina cole thriller, another number one bestseller. betrayal continues herjourney through the london underworld where, in martina cole's stories, it's the women who are the most dangerous. in this one it's jade who is plotting to become miss big. for 25 years, since dangerous lady, this is an author who has made that world her own. welcome. 25 years since dangerous lady, martina, and the ladies are still pretty dangerous and rough, aren't they? yeah, i think i like my dangerous ladies, and i also like my dangerous men. i normally write from the point of view of the criminal, as everybody knows, as opposed

. >> now to news on prince harry and his globe trotting girlfriend. n london so should harry and her reunite? tomorrow marks what would have been princess diana's 56th birthday. >> even harry and i offer the years have not talked enough about our mother. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge and harry will rededicate their mother's grave. >> we will do everything we can to make sure she's never forgotten and carry on all of the special gifts and such that she portrayed while she was alive. >> the private service will include prince george and prince charlotte. but the big question, will harry's girlfriend meghan attend? there is no official word from the palace. the special service will include words of reflection and prayer from the archbishop of canterbury. >> i hope my mum will be sitting somewhere watching it. >> after 20 years, somebody shifts from being a contemporary person to one of history actually. diane i can't deserves a place in history. >> the special will give an intimate glimpse into the people in her life, nearly 20 years after her trag

so you had amazing access to prince harry. yes, the whole piece took me about a year to do.d i would say yes please, that's lovely. ididn't would say yes please, that's lovely. i didn't actually talk to him personally, i was one of people who we re personally, i was one of people who were wandering around and listening to what he was saying. every now and then he would give me a very quick look to tell me that he knew i was there. so you were sort of sizing each other up at that stage? very much so, exactly right, because my aim was always to get a conversation with him, which is very, very rare. and i knew i had to present myself in the best possible way. so it sounds like then, obviously when you got to that conversation, there was a level of trust, because it sounds like he was pretty open. he was pretty open. it took me a while. i had been doing interviewing for a very long time. as you know, you wait for the opportunity and you ask the question. i met him twice. at the question. i met him twice. at the end of the first one, which was the end of the first one, which was

. >>> and singapore, prince harry joined muslims breaking their ramadan fast. we have a team of correspondents covering a city and nation on edge. >> reporter: just after 10:00 on london bridge, people were running for their lives, urge the on by the police. >> move back! >> reporter: the van that the terrorists had used moments before to mow down pedestrians stood abandoned as security forces rushed to the rescue from the air and the ground. dan from california was on the bridge when he realized the van was headed right for him. it missed him by inches he told us, but he can't forget what he saw next. >> my girlfriend saw someone jump off the bridge. >> reporter: and the people lying in the road, were they in need of help? >> nah, they were, i haven't seen anything like that. they were just -- >> reporter: you think they were dead? >> yeah, for sure. >> reporter: after they crashed their van, the three attackers jumped out, armed with knives and raced to a nearby area, packed with bars and res trains where they went on a stabbing rampage. as armed units moved

and this story is trending on bbc.com: prince harry has suggested that none of his family wants to beure king or queen. in an interview with the american magazine, newsweek, he said the royals were acting for "the greater good of the people." and that is all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: theresa may, has presented her plans to ensure the rights of eu citizens in britain after it leaves the eu. mrs may said they would be given a new immigration status referred to as "settled eu." now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. status check. the banking regulator in china wants a report card on overseas acquisitions. kazakhstan is strapping in for what could be a fast ride on china's one belt, one road expansion. good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to another edition of asia business report. it's a friday. i'm sharanjit leyl. china's banking regulator has ordered a group of lenders to assess the exposure to offshore acquisitions by a handful of companies on a buy spree overseas. they are some of china's largest, like hna

but according to prince harry - few in the royal family actually envy her. insider's debbie matenopoulos joins us from hollywood with more on this story. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson joins pam moore with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki. next at six... a fast moving grass fires damages several homes in vallejo. we'll show you the damage done. (steve) and california's attorney general has just issues a ban on state funded travel to 4 states. we'll explain the reason behind the ban. kron 4 news at six is next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (pam) now on kron four news at six: a fire erupts in the middle of one of the hottest days of the year ... and roars up a

prince harry dominates the front page of the mail of sunday, saying he considered quitting his royalole, but stayed for the queen. the sunday telegraph headlines: blackmail fears after mps hit by cyber attack. the cyber attack is also the main story on the sunday times, who report there was fury at the time it took for the incident to be revealed. and the express leads with an image ofjeremy corbyn, saying he ignored armed forces day invitations to appear at glastonbury. lots of concerns over the safety of high rise buildings to the fore. the observer leads with that — ministers in panic over fire safety at schools. assist guests and they would relax standards to save money but now they have thought better of it -- but now they have thought better of it--a but now they have thought better of it —— a suggestion. but now they have thought better of it -- a suggestion. it appears to be a plan that was due to be in fermented post—election with the department of education. —— implemented. however, the events of ten days ago seemed to have focused minds. according to the draft guidelines,

forensic experts -- and prince harry and his teammates held a moment of silence before a polo match. >>> president trump is reacting to the attack and will do whatever it takes to keep america safe. and to do that he needs the courts to approve his travel ban on muslims from six majority countries. >> i will do whatever is necessary and work every single day to protect the safety and security of our country. >> some republicans and democrats are criticizing the president's ban saying the broad band is not the way to go and could incite more incidents. and the president seemed to imply that london's mayor was too soft in response to the attack. the president took the remarks out of context -- >>> countries are cutting ties over qatar. they have 14 days to leave. qatar calls the accusations unjustified. >>> here at home, advocates for immigrants are asking governor brown to throw his support behind the plan to provide healthcare for undocumented immigrants. jessica flores has the story from oakland. >> undocumented children are eligible for medi-cal until they are 19 years old. a group

>> then new, prince harry, his royal plan to live a totally normal life. >> the private life has to berivate. >> and number three, roll out the royal red carpet. the crawley family is returning to downton abby. everything we know about their new movie. >> plus your "insider" bonus.

prince harry admitted that asking for help had been a significant decision. man to have won three best actor oscars, which were awarded for my left foot, there will be blood and lincoln. he gave no reason for the decision, calling it a "private" one, but said he was "immensely grateful to all of his collaborators and audiences". that is the latest news, i will have more at 10am. andy murray said he's going to put ina lot andy murray said he's going to put in a lot of work to get ready for wimbledon, that after his first—round defeat to the world number 90, jordan thompson, at queens yesterday. the world number one, who was defending his title, lost in straight sets. he might try to place some exhibition matches before wimbledon, which start in 12 days. johanna konta needed a medical time—out but is due to the next round of the birmingham tournament. later today, warren gatland named his lines 15 to face the all blacks in the first test. wink elliot daly could get the nod over george north even though he played yesterday. and england's cricketers start their t