end of her life there were these paparazzi chase us, people on bikes and cars waiting outside kensington palaceo it must have been hell for her at times. the princess talk about her sense of fun. was that something you felt when you were in her presence? yes, she had an infectious giggle. that is the thing people always comment on. she quite liked it if things went wrong. the little girl who gives the flowers falls over, some little incident and she would put everybody at ease by laughing about it. in the early days it was this peeping from under the fringe and the blushing so easily. i think people like that normal side because normally the royal family before that, the generations before, had been quite bottled up and quite serious. on duty they had a work persona , serious. on duty they had a work persona, but diana was very natural. ina new in a new interview prince william and prince harry have recalled fond memories of their mother, diana princess of wales. a 20—year—old man has died after being confronted by a police officer in a shop in east london. the health secretary jeremy the healt

it was taken at kensington palace by royal photographer chris jackson, who described the young princeeturned to the uk from an official visit to poland and germany with the duke and duchess of cambridge and his sister princess charlotte. mo farah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians but now a graphic designerfrom swindon claims to have broken one of his world records. sir mo set the record for the 100—metre sack race in 2014 with a time of 39—point—91 seconds. but yesterday, dad of two stephen wildish took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds — smashing mo's attempt. he's now waiting for his time to be officially verified in order to claim his new world record. now let's get the weather. i wonder ifa now let's get the weather. i wonder if a following wind will be taken into account there. lots of showers around, you don't need me to tell you that have been hefty downpours. this area of rain spread north through parts of england, these midlands and yorkshire. the heaviest of the showers will fade, some of us will have evening sunshine, arts of norther

it was taken at kensington palace by royal photographer chris jackson, who described the young prince an official visit to poland and germany with the duke and duchess of cambridge and his sister princess charlotte. beaming george at four, a prince poised to start school soon. a happy little boy, according to the photographer who took this official portrait. once more. this isn't george let loose on a violin. rather, hamburg's young being encouraged to take up music, something kate did in her youth. yeah! one day, william will be centre stage. not this day, which was left to his wife to take up the baton he declined. music: beethoven's fifth symphony for a helicopter—mad young prince, a pre—birthday treat, being shown around one similar to the one his dad uses as an air ambulance pilot. this is the sort of moment when being on public display has its drawbacks. a sit—down protest from princess charlotte who, like any two—year—old, is not overly keen on delayed gratification. homeward bound for a birthday prince with a party to enjoy. this weekend is looking like a mixture of sunshine a

with the women's european championship just days away, the england team were at kensington palace todays president of the football association, met the players and took part in a kick—about with youngsters. the team are shortly heading out to the netherlands for their first match against scotland next wednesday. england have named an unchanged side for the second test against south africa which starts tomorrow at trent bridge. they won the opening match by 211 runs inside four days. that marked a fantastic start for joe root in his first match as captain. the most important thing is that we carry forward the attitude we took into last week and i thought there was a few key periods of the game which were crucial that we won which previously we might not have done and that is very exciting, to done and that is very exciting, to do that and of course there are areas we might have wanted to do better but very aware we are not the finished article and we have hard work still to do, so i think it is an exciting time for us. we are desperate to get going again on friday. four-time olympic cham

end of her life there with these paparazzi chases and people on bikes and cars waiting outside kensington palaceher come out. it must have been hell at times to see her for her. the princes shoji was fun. is that what you felt when you were in her presence? yes, she had an infectious giggle. she quite liked it when things went wrong. the little girl who gives the flowers falls over and trips over, some little incident. she would put everybody at ease by laughing about it. in the early days of course it was this peeping from underneath the fringe and the blushing so easily. i think people liked that gigli, normal side. normally think people liked that gigli, normalside. normally the think people liked that gigli, normal side. normally the royal family before that, the generations before, have been quite bottled up quite serious. 0n duty they had a work persona, diana was very natural. good to talk to you. good to talk to you. some of the bbc‘s most high profile female employees have written to the director—general tony hall asking him to close the pay gap. the letter in the sunday times urges lor

kensington palace is prince william and princess kate will head out starting july 17th.ildren prince george and princess charlotte. it ends in germany. this is not the first royal trip. three-year-old george and 2-year-old tagged along on an official tour to canada next year >> i know you love reading those stories. your favorite. >> lot of royals. >>> talk about a guaranteed high. one couple tied the knot marijuana grow facility >> here's kathleen jacobs. >> reporter: taking vowels >> we come together today july 1st, 2017, this beautiful place in las vegas nevada. >> reporter: among the flowers. >> i love you. >> reporter: this couple >> i take you anna to be my wife. >> reporter: holy mat moan knee in a marijuana grow facility. the idea stemmed from mark's past. >> >> i absolutely had my fathom prisoned when i was at school because of a cannabis related offense. it's molded my life at an early age. >> reporter: mark went on to write a dissertation and start his phd project on cannabis but the university put out the spark >> i'm taking a stand here because i want to cel

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sharing their very personal memories in a new documentary, elizabeth palmer reports now from kensington palace in london. >> special picture. >> reporter: two decade after princess diana's sudden, shock goes death her royal sons reminisce about life with their famous mother. >> it is a little bit too raw up until this point it is still raw. >> reporter: she may have been most photographed would nan in the world but at home she was just mom. >> she always just a normal parent come watch us play football, and, searching for socks. >> reporter: they remember how she loved to dress them up in silly costumes; as they snapped family pictures. >> the last time they prince spoke to their mother she was in hairs hours before she died and they were far away in scotland at their grandmother the queen, in a hurry to go out and play. harry and write in a desperate rush to say good bye william says, if i had known what was going to happen, i wouldn't have been so blase. harry said then 12 how differently the conversation would have and out if he had idea that it was to be their last. now, 35 years old, will

when she was inside, kensington palace those people , the members of the royal family, valets, body guardsby the way, diana you are living in a fantasy, prince charles relationship with camilla parker bowls is just friendship, nothing more. queen called her a silly girl to even think like that. now that spilled over in the popular imagination into thinking, well, she was conspired against during that part of her life, how about they want to get rid of her at the end of her life. >> yeah, we will play a clip, hey megan in the control room, go to the third one, okay. here's a quick sound bite from the special, listen. >> i know exactly what is going on between you and charles. don't treat me like an idiot. >> did that actually happen, did diana confront camilla. >> yes, indeed, in my book, diana her true story released in 1992, she told me all about that incident where she confronted camilla, and she said, i know what is going on, i know what you are doing with my husband, i just wanthusband . camilla put her head down and she was blushed, she was speechless and diana, she told me that gave

upcoming 20th anniversary of had he death, the palace recreated the desk she used in kensington palace she was done, before and after engagement, and it was in buckingham palace, to pay tribute to the work she understood in support of the queen. >> many of the item shown on and around the desk were selected by her sons, william, the duke of cambridge, and prince harry. very fitting. >> time now 51:67:89 there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, nora. >> good morning, rahel, ahead: what's next for o.j. simpson? we will talk with him and fred golds man, sister and father of 1994 murder victims ron goldman. they're here in their first interview, the decision oj will go free. and president trump re shuffles his legal team. how they're scrambling to push back against special council in the russia investigation. >> also, we will hear what makes the summer hit so contagious. number one song in the worlds. all that, plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. see you right at 7:00. >> can you not escape that song,

is doing that from these documentaries and with the unveiling at some stage of a statute in kensington palaceefined by that eulogy again. he is defined by that eulogy and defined by being diana's... it eulogy and defined by being diana's. .. it is eulogy and defined by being diana's... it is interpreted as a robust criticism of the royal family, they wouldn't be steeped in tradition. in the interview with the bbc earl spencer doesn't accept that committee does not accept that he said we did things and that he felt that every word was true and that he was honest and speaking up for his sister and he says that someone he knows who knows the queen told him that in the queen's knew he had every right to say what he felt because it was his sister's been robust up thank you. let's return to news that the uk economy grew by 0.3% in the second quarter of this year. lets talk to jonathan portes, professor of economics at king's college london. he is in our central london studio this morning. thank you for being with us. what do you make of this? a bit of an improvement on the previous quarter though n

kensington palace are not going to comment.bassy. fierce fighting is under way as afghan security forces battle near the police compound in kabul following a suicide bombing. the afghan interior ministry says that all the attackers were killed during the four—hour—long clash. iraq said two afghan guards were killed in the assault , the first time its diplomatic mission in kabul has been targeted. the bbc presenter, vanessa feltz, has said she was "extremely upset" by a sunday times column, which suggested she earned a high salary at the corporation because she wasjewish. she described the piece, written by kevin myers, as "so obviously racist it's surprisingly hurtful". a short time ago our media editor amol rajan talked us through the usual process of publishing a story. the columnist published a column when he said some outlandish things, that vanessa feltz and claudia winkleman were only top paid because they were jewish, and winkleman were only top paid because they werejewish, and he managed to be anti—semitic and misogyni

i have spoken to kensington palace enquiring what prince william view is. of the world's highest—paid sports stars, cristiano ronaldo, has appeared in court in spain, accused of defrauding the authorities of millions of pounds in tax. prosecutors say the real madrid star used a company to hide his true income. ronaldo has allegedly evaded paying more than £13 million in tax since 2010. his earnings last year amounted to £72 million — which included his salary, bonuses and endorsements. ronaldo has denied the allegations, saying in a previous statement that his conscience is clear. there has been quite a bit of drama outside the courtroom at the very least. inside we don't know, it was a closed session. cristiano ronaldo appearing beforejudges. a closed session. cristiano ronaldo appearing before judges. he a closed session. cristiano ronaldo appearing beforejudges. he will decide if this due course these allegations will proceed to a full trial, a full case. we will know that in due course, but he arrived via a side door. didn't come through the waiting med

it was taken at kensington palace by royal photographer chris jackson, who described the young prince and germany with the duke and duchess of cambridge and his sister, princess charlotte. he was mary poppins's friendly chimney sweep with a rather dodgy cockney twang. now dick van dyke has apologised for his accent, calling it "atrocious." the 91—year—old american actor made the comments after he was chosen by bafta to receive the britannia award for excellence in television. the star has long been derided for his attempt at an east end accent, but this is the first time he has publicly apologised for his efforts. charming to apologise. it is the "i" in that song that is wrong. charming to apologise. it is the "i" in that song that is wronglj charming to apologise. it is the "i" in that song that is wrong. i grew up in that song that is wrong. i grew up as in that song that is wrong. i grew upasa in that song that is wrong. i grew up as a child thinking he was from the east end. did you believe mary poppins was real as well? of course, she is! apparently they are going to remake it, b

kensington palace tweeted, adding that they "hope to meet as many people as possible during the tour"slumped to a heavy 340—run defeat against south africa in the second test at trent bridge, meaning the tourists have levelled the series at 1-1 with tourists have levelled the series at 1—1 with two to play. england resume on one without loss on the fourth day, needing to score an unlikely 474 for victory. they collapsed to 133-0. 474 for victory. they collapsed to 133—0. alastair cook top scored with 42. only three others reached double figures. roger federer‘s spoken to the bbc about winning his record eighth wimbledon title. the dad of four set his sights on becoming world number one at least once more in his career but he told the bbc‘s russell fuller it was a special moment for him to go one better than pete sampras‘s and his seven titles. it's very special but it's borderline strange for me because he'll always be my hero. because i've surpassed his feat, it doesn't change anything for me, he's still my guy. that's after our match here in 2001, that's one day i would surpass him,

elizabeth palmer is outside kensington palace in lan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. plaps behind me is where prince william is wherean family links now but where his mother and family lived more than two decades ago. memories are evoked in this documentary. >> a little bit too raw, and up to this point it's still too raw. >> reporter: two decades after princess diana's sudden and shocking death, the sons reminisce about the life of she may have been the moat photographed woman in the world, but at mhome, she's just mom. they remembered how she loved to dress them up in funny costumes and snap pictures. the memories are ineverybody obligate bittersweet. the last time they spoke to their mother she was in paris hours before she died and they were far away in scotland with their grandmother the queen to go outside and play. harriy and i were in a desperate rush to say good-bye, he says. if i'd known what was going to happen, i would. have been so blase. harry said how differently the conversation would have panned out if he had the slightest inkling it twous be their la

it was taken at kensington palace by royal photographer chris jackson, who described the young princeke and duchess of cambridge and his sister princess charlotte. paintings by michaeljackson's former pet chimpanzee are going on sale tonight. the king of pop's pet primate has been picking up a paintbrush during his retirement. the work by bubbles can be seen at a gallery in miami. the organisers say the proceeds will help fund an sanctuary in florida. hopefully he will be sending the art world ape! what was that noise, matt?|j what was that noise, matt? i was doing this to wake up from the dream i was doing this to wake up from the dream iwas in. it doing this to wake up from the dream i was in. it sounded like you were slapping yourself. i was. i was in. it sounded like you were slapping yourself. iwas. ifi could see the painting, i quite liked it. he looked relaxed and he was happy. don't put paint brushes in your mouth. that's never a good idea. he looks really content, doesn't he?” quite like it. i'm not going to buy one. if you have got £1500 spare charlie. i reckon i could do so

j joe fryer is at kensington palace.appearing in an authorized documentary about their mother. >> we are both in this one. you're in the tummy. >> reporter: in the trailing for the hbo documentary, "diana: other mother," the two princes are doing something they have never done before. >> she was really informal. and enjoyed laughter and fun. >> she was one of the naughtiest parents. >> but she understood there was life beyond the palace walls. >> reporter: they are tearing down walls. prince william was 15, prince harry 12, when she was killed in a paris car crash. >> you are uniquely bonded because of what we have been through. harry and i over the years have not talked enough about our mother. >> reporter: this year, launching the heads together campaign, william and harry acknowledged they only recently started dealing with their loss. >> i thought, what's the point of bringing up the past. what's the point of bringing up something that's going to make you sad. if you start thinking about that, it can be damaging. and

kensington palace tweeted, adding that they "hope to meet as many people as possible during the tour" bbc about winning his record 8th wimbledon title. the dad of four has set his sights on becoming world number one at least one more time in his career. but he told the bbc‘s russell fuller it was a special moment for him to go one better that pete sampras and his 7th titles. it's very special but it's borderline strange for me because he'll always be my hero, not because i've surpassed his feat here at wimbledon, that dun't change anything for me, he still is my guy, you know. that is after the match here in 2001, that one day i would surpass him, i never thought that would be possible in my wildest dreams. i take it as it is and i run with it, enjoy it and i'm happy that the people and fans were happy for me again yesterday. it was just another incredible day here at wimbledon. wimbledon's been too kind and too nice to me over all these yea rs. and too nice to me over all these years. now to be the record holder for the first time for a male to win eight wimbledons, i'll always be th

attempts she made so it was a sensational book and she snuggled the information to me out of kensington palaced ask her them. she would tape the answers and the tapes would come to me. it was see cretive but official procedure. >> and hans the name of the documentary special is a tragedy or treason. was it treason for her to smuggle these tapes t

kensington palace released never-before seen photo's of william and harry, from diana's personal albumof princess diana's death. the photo's will also be apart of a h-b-o documentary that has both princes reflect on their favorite memory of their mother. (grant) it is normal for most people to get emotional at weddings.(vicki) well this viral video of a 4-year-old bursting into tears at his dad's wedding got people a little more emotional than usual."nats of crying" (vicki) the boy's new mother was reading a letter that was dedicated to him. the letter was so moving that the boy couldn't hold back his tears in front of everyone. the wedding took place over the weekend and since then the video has gone viral all over social media. the boy's father is a marine, and his new stepmom is a senior airman. (grant) 35-years later, harrison ford is returns to his role as rick deckard in the sci-fi thriller "blade runner"... a preview - right after the break. (vicki) star power and fan- demonium at san diego's comic con....(grant) the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on t

kensington palace is where princess diana lived after her separation from prince charles.s where the heir to the throne prince william lives now and it's also the location for so of the interviews in that documentary. the public diana was a shape shifting celebrity. a glamorous princess who doubled as a humanitarian activists. and in private she was something else too. >> she was our mom. she still is our mom. you know, as a son i would say she was the best mom in the world. >> reporter: she was also a mom th some very famous friends. >> just outside this room where we are now, she organized when i came home from school to have cindy crawford waiting at the top of the stairs. i was probably 12 or 13-year-old boy, got posters of them on his wall. and i went bright red and didn't know what to say and sort of fumbled and i think i pretty much fell down the stairs on the way out. >> it's a very simple film. it's a love letter from two boys to their mom and i think if it's anything it's a film about love and memory and those are the two things that come across most strongly in

they include pictures of her family, cassette tapes and the desk from her sitting room in kensington palace look at the travel now. the good news is there are no problems reported so far on the tube. all of those lines are running well at the moment. there's no heathrow express or connect rail service though because of faulty track. let's see how the blackwall tunnel‘s looking. we've got the usual rush hour delays building northbound. in eltham, one lane is closed on the south circular westbound at the cliftons roundabout for works. and there are works slowing things down in chelsea too. fulham road is partly closed westbound. let's have a check on the weather now. good morning. a fresherfeeling started today. lots more sunny spells, as we saw yesterday afternoon, but turning breezy and we could see a couple of showers by the end of the afternoon. we start on about 13— 14 celsius. the best of the sunshine through the morning, about —— then the breeze will pick up about —— then the breeze will pick up and we will see more cloud. a couple of showers towards berkshire, buckinghamshire and surr

. >>> finally, kensington palace is actually hiring on link in.ions officer. the chosen low would work for the household of the duke and dutchess of cambridge and prince harry. he or she would be responsible for creating and implementing communications plans for the royal foundation which includes holding media briefings and do research for special projects. so far over thousand people have already applied. eye i bet that would be really cool and prestigious job. >> i have to be honest if i saw on linked in i would have thought it wasn't real. >> you think it's fake? >> yeah. >> one application you definitely want to make sure you have perfect penmanship. >> perfect everything. >> right. >> i would be nervous to apply if you get to round. how would you dress, how would you talk? that's the best part. >> if you're from over here you got to get ever there. then what? >> wisdom if you had a chance to interview for the royal family you wouldn't find a way to get there. >> city, i'm not really an international guy. >> you could be. he's homer. >> i lik

we will talk to the filmmakers in a moment, but first, nbc keir simmons is at kensington palace for usview you're about to hear is so poignant at times so painful. william and harry talk about their last phone call with diana. they were on vacation, they were kids. having fun. cut the phone call short. william says, harry and i are in a desperate rush to say no. if i'd known what would have happened i wouldn't have been so blase. harry says, all i remember is probably regretting the rest of my life how short that phone call was. guys, this interview really gets you here. >> -- a special picture, and that's -- this is the first one the two of us have ever spoken about her as a mother. >> you and i both in this photograph. >> okay. >> you were in the tummy. >> oh, no. >> yeah. >> arguably probably a little too raw, and up to this point it's still raw. >> william and harry sharing memories of their mother. her laugh, her love for her boys. >> one said to me, be as naughty as you want. just don't get caught. she was one of the naughtiest parents. come and watch us play football and smuggle

first, kieir simmons is at kensington palace for us. keir, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ful. william and harry talk about the last phone call with diana. they were on vacation. they were kids. they were having fun. they cut the phone call short. william and i are in a desperate rush to say good-bye. if i had known, i wouldn't have been so blase. harry says, all i remember is how short that phone call was. this interview really gets you here. >> a special picture. this is the first time that the two of us have spoken about her as a mother. >> you and i both. you were in the tummy. >> yeah. >> arguably, probably, a little too raw. until this point, it's still raw. >> reporter: william and harry sharing memories of their mother. her laugh, the love for her boys. >> one of her mottos, you can be as naughty as you want, just don't get caught. she would smuggle sweets in her socks. >> the two princes discussing the young mom only they knew. >> when somebody says to me, she was fun, give us an example. all i can hear is her laugh. that sort of crazy laugh of where there was just

keir simmons is at kensington palace with more.s laugh, her charity work, how much of a light she was in her life. show, now, we have more of the interview and just the pain they feel after 20 years. i was left with a profound sense they have not completed the process of grieving. >> i give thanks that i was lucky enough to be her son. and i got to know her for the 15 years that i did. she set us up really well. she gave us the right tools and prepared us well for life in the best way she could, not, obviously, knowing what would happen. >> i miss that mother to give you the hugs and give you the compassion that everybody needs. >> reporter: to the world, she was the beloved people's princess. but for william and harry, she was simply their mum. the two princes remembering the good times. >> taking us for a burger every now and then. or sneaking us into the cinema. or driving through the country lanes with the roof down of her old-school bmw, listening to enya, i think it was. >> reporter: and the hard times, including their parent

keir simmons is back at kensington palace with more on all of that.harry talk about their mother's laugh, about her charity work, about how much of a light she was in her life. now we have more of that interview and just the pain that they still feel after 20 years. i was really left with a profound sense that they really have not completed the process of grieving. >> i give thanks that i was lucky enough to be her son and that i got to know her for the 15 years that she did. she set us up really well. she gave us the right tools and us prepared as well for life in the best way she could, not obviously knowing what was going to happen. >> i miss having that mother to be able to give you those hugs and that i think everybody needs. >> to the world she was the beloved, people's princess, but for william and harry she was simply their mum. the two princes remembering the good times. >> sneaking us into the cinema or driving through the country lanes with the roof down of her old school bfw listening to enya i think it was. >> and the hard times, includin