let's discuss them in a bit more detail with our guests martin lipton and kate andrews.ne story in town, and that town is windsor. we begin with the sun on sunday. martin, as you predicted, there is that same image, the kiss, the only image that could possibly be. 0verall, what did you make of today? i think it wasjust a fun day. wasn't it? we are not used to seeing smiles on our television, u nfortu nately. to seeing smiles on our television, unfortunately. not only smiles. everybody basically seemed to be having a really good time and the crowds were terrific in the day was great. a clearly besotted couple, which is clearly what you want to see at a wedding. not everybody gets their wedding snaps on the front pages, but this couple will. it was really positive and pleasant. sometimes we should enjoy things for what they are, rather than looking to criticise and carp, which lets be honest, i do for most of my life. nice to not in that position. and what about a thought for those who are not what about a thought for those who a re not interested what about a thought for

joining me for a look at the day is martin lipton, the chief sports reporter at the sun, and kate andrewsom institute of economic affairs. we can have a look at some of the front pages. the sun have this already iconic picture. the sunday telegraph get the same scene from a different angle, capturing some of the adoring crowd. this sun express goes for a close—up, celebrating the couple's wedding day joy. close—up, celebrating the couple's wedding dayjoy. and the guardian has the same image. let's begin. where to start? a p pa re ntly let's begin. where to start? apparently there was a big match and it wasn't at wembley! there were two big matches. what did you make of it? what is clear is that the couple are very much besotted with each other which is great and it is a good news story. we have had so many miserable stories and for a weekend everybody is happy and smiling. let's enjoy that. there was only going to be one story in every paper and one picture and the question is which angle they use! it was always going to be the story and the picture of the day and let's just enjoy the mom

joining me tonight are martin lipton, the chief sports reporter at the sun and kate andrews, news editort the institute of economic affairs. and in sport we'll have coverage of all of today's football action, including chelsea's win over manchester united in the fa cup final. and in scotland, celtic complete the double treble after beating motherwell in the scottish cup final. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. prince harry has married meghan markle in the historic surroundings of st george's chapel at windsor castle. the ceremony, watched by a global audience of hundreds of millions of people, was a blend of traditional british pageantry, with a modern outlook, a mix of gospel music and hymns. the couple, the new duke and duchess of sussex, made their vows to love and cherish each other watched by family and celebrity friends with more than 100,000 people lining the narrow streets of windsor to convey their delight. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. on a day which could scarcely have been better, an american bride came to windsor castle for a very british occasion. i