that will be certainly a discipline into the royal marines because harry took over from royal marinesarines because harry took over from his grandfather, royal marines because harry took overfrom his grandfather, the duke of edinburgh, but there is no that there have been rumblings of dissatisfaction from the royal marines about his behaviour over the past couple of weeks. there been a number of room marines who have said, this was no way to really behave, to put out that statement without first having cleared it with the queen. i think there will be some members of the royal marines who may think, he does not behave quite the way that was appropriate and now he is stepping back, but also, there have been expressions of support from within the royal marines. people understanding this was his wish and that he wanted to move on and that this was the new life that he and his wife now have chosen. we've talked before about the most difficult of the trickiest parts, of this arrangement, finances and. yes. and that, of course, is really the area that there is really no detail at all. other

the royal marines is a great organisation.know, since i‘ve left, you know, hopefully will ensure that people don‘t find themselves in a similar situation. you know, i might be wrong, but there is work ongoing to make sure that doesn‘t happen. we have to end there, but alexander blackman, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you. 00:24:43,596 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 my pleasure. we started this week on a settled note with a bit of sunshine around, thanks to high pressure. but high pressure is with us again on wednesday. a subtle change where we begin to import some slightly less cold air from the atlantic and you will see that on the air mass charts here throughout wednesday. you can see those yellow and orange colours across the uk. so today will be mainly dry but rather cloudy because we are picking up more moisture off the atlantic and many of us will start cloudy and it looks like the skies will be leaden through the day. best of any bright sunny spells tend to be eastern scotland here, sheltered from the south

the royal marines is a great organisation.i've worked with are full of dedicated people who work tirelessly for the defence of this country. i'm not arguing the mistakes i've occasionally made. but i think again, like i say, the strides that have been made in protecting their mental health, you know, since i've left, you know, hopefully will ensure that people don't find themselves in a similar situation. you know, i might be wrong, but there is work ongoing to make sure that doesn't happen. we have to end there, but alexander blackman, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you. my pleasure. hello, we started this week off on a settled note, there's been quite a bit of sunshine around thanks to high pressure, which is with us again on wednesday. a subtle change where we begin to import some slightly less cold air from the atlantic which you will see on the chart throughout wednesday in the orange colours. today is going to be mainly dry but rather cloudy because we are picking up more moisture off the atlantic. many

you know, i still have great affection for the military, especially the royal marines. s we re marines. you know, arguably mistakes were made by legal teams, you know, which were criticised by the appeals court. you know, when you are new to a legal... you know, it was my first real interaction with the justice system, you don't know what to expect and you don't know what looks good. you know, it wasn't ideal, but you know, we worked through it, and you've got to get on with your life. ultimately though, and we discussed this at the very beginning, this has been definitely a life changing thing for you. yes. it wouldn't have happened if you'd been taken off the battlefield because of the mental illness that you now say you were suffering at the time of this incident. yes. well, it's notjust me. i mean, a number of highly respected... i absolutely respect that. the problem for you as you can't rewrite history, but you should not have been on that battlefield. yes, you could argue that. less now think about what this says more generally about the difficulty of, if you like

the royal navy hasissued royal marine recruit. the royal navy has issued a statement saying, we can confirm the sad death of the royal marine who was injured in an incident earlier this week, and we now ask for a period of grace for the family. the thoughts and sympathies of the naval service go out to the family and friends of the individual. the incident is under investigation and so it would be inappropriate to comment further. we know this is linked to an incident a little earlier that had been reported. he was in a life—threatening condition, he or she, after a training exercise on tregantle beach in cornwall. we have that up there for you. apparently, the group had been practising an assault from a landing craft at tregantle beach near plymouth when a man got into difficulty in the water. the ambulance service was alerted at 2200 hrs gmt on thursday after a person had gone under water. the recruit, who had been in full kit, was taken to hospital, the bbc defence correspondent said that the recruit was resuscitated after being

royal marine recruit ethanjohns weeks ago.f the naval service arm of the families and friends —— are with the families and friends. the incident happened in a training operation, and the incident is still under investigation, they say it would be inappropriate to comment further, and request for privacy for the family. that news just coming in, the marine recruit has been named as ethanjohns. —— ethanjones. a new movement in russia appears to be uniting people against the government, or in support of particular causes. the phrase "we are all" is being used by students and celebrities alike, and is thought to have helped release some people from police custody. some think its popularity has posed challenges for president vladimir putin, who hasjust reshuffled his government, since russians are showing that they are willing to rally behind issues they care about. marianna spring from bbc minute has been reporting on this, and shejoins me now. what is this symbol being used for, and where? as you said, the symbol means we are all

a royal marine who was injured in a training incident, earlier this week, has died.e recruit had been wearing full kit — and had "gone under water" during the exercise on tuesday evening. the royal navy said its "thoughts and sympathies" were with the recruit‘s family and friends. iraqi security forces have fired tear gas to disperse protesters in the centre of baghdad. police moved against the main anti—government protest site, near the capital‘s tahrir square, removing concrete barriers. several people are reported to have been injured. the violence comes just a day after huge crowds took to the streets of baghdad, to demand the expulsion of us troops from iraq. rescue workers in eastern turkey are continuing to search for survivors, after an earthquake killed at least 22 people and left more than1,000 injured. the 6.8 magnitude quake, which centred on the town of sivrice in elazig province, caused buildings to collapse and was felt in neighbouring countries. gareth barlow reports. rescuei’s carry sui’vivoi’s out from the rubble. the 6.8 magnitude quake sent buildi

in training to the spent 147 deaths during exercises in training, that's over 20 years and 16 royal marines make sure that everything was followed according to the book. thanks very much. more now on the outbreak of coronavirus. a flight carrying about 150 britons back to the uk has been given permission to leave later this evening. around 200 us citizens have been flown out of wuhan, and are being isolated at a military base in california. let's talk to ian thompson — a brit with dual citizenship in the united states. he lives and works in wuhan. he has been airlifted back to the us and is currently in his second day of quarantine at march air force base in ontario, california. what is it like? it's actually not too bad. the location here is really nice, middle of california so it's sunny and warm will stop you had a lucky escape to what it has turned out you would be going to the wirral. it's lovely but in january compared to california may be a bit ofa compared to california may be a bit of a trade—off. compared to california may be a bit of a trade-off. yeah, the weather is really beaut

a royal marine recruit has died following a training exercise on a beach in cornwall earlier this weekoffering mental health support to military veterans says it can't take on new cases because of a funding crisis. at least 22 people have been killed — and more than 1000 injured, in a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey. now on bbc news it's time for witness history. hello, and welcome to witness history with razia iqbal at the royal academy in london. today we will hear from five people who have lived through an incredible moment in history. coming up, the woman who defied the salvadoran government over the murder of six priests. the town that was poisoned by asbestos and the agricultural scientist who helped save a billion lives. but first of all of the revelutions that swept across eastern europe just over 30 years ago, the overthrow of the nicolae ceausescu and his wife, elena, in romania was the bloodiest. the uprising began in the western city of timisoara where a local pastor, laszlo tokes took a stand against the authorities. the unrest started in timisoara in transylvania fo

to do, there are the military appointments will go, particularly the captain general say of the royal marineshich is very close to harry's hard. there will be no royal tours, public funding, they will repay the money that was spent on their house, £2.5 million or so. it is very difficult to see quite how royal they remain. and the titles. they can selljust about be his and her royal highness is but they want to use that title any more. you don't strip someone that carry of that title. he was born to it but they have said they will not use h rhm any more. you have to ask just how royal are the new asked how much of a clean break, as clean as it comes. there are some unanswered questions. how much of the time will be live in north america and here, what sort of commercial activities that will undertake. how much their security will cost, well they pay for all of that security? the security front is interesting. people have spoken about that, i was speaking to some very senior officials from the palace this week, he said he thought the security staff had been a bit overblown, it was not as exten

a royal marine who was injured in a training incident, earlier this week, has died. art of a group that had been practising an assault from a landing craft on tregantle beach in cornwall. the recruit had been wearing full kit — and had "gone under water" — during the exercise on tuesday evening. the royal navy said its "thoughts and sympathies" were with the recruit‘s family and friends. the uk's leading mental health charity for military veterans, combat stress, has said it is unable to deal with new cases, because of cuts in funding. from monday, former service personnel in england and wales will be re—directed to the nhs for treatment. the charity helps treat servicemen and women suffering from complex mental health problems. 0ur correspondent, chi chi izundu reports. they're known as tough and resilient, but being in the military can be an incredibly stressful job. reports after reports have shown the impact it can have on the mental health of personnel, but now one of the leading charities for veterans‘ mental health is warning, from monday, thanks to funding cut

he is incredibly close to the organisations, generals of the royal marines and recently took over froml marines and recently took overfrom the duke in edinburgh and very seriously, exercise and we all know his devotion to the games and colossal success, entirely down to him, entirely down to his vision and it's been one of the great success stories from military charity of recent times and a reminder of what an asset he is and yes, these are all things that have to be ironed out and he would definitely feel it. we appreciate you talking to us, both of you from the daily mail and the editor of hello magazine. thank you very much. we'll find out how the story is covered. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are nigel nelson, political editor at the sunday mirror and sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. an investigation by the police watchdog has concluded that senior officers ignored sexual abuse of girls in rotherham by asian men, for

the headlines: a royal marine recruit has died following a training exercise on a beach in cornwall earlierweek. china's president, xijinping, has chaired a meeting to discuss emergency measures aimed at restricting the spread of the coronavirus — which has already killed more than a0 people and infected over 1,000 more. the virus has now spread to europe — the french health minister confirms three cases in france. at least 21 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured in a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey. a charity offering mental health support to military veterans says it can't take on new cases because of a funding crisis. now it's time for inside out. in this special edition of inside out west focusing on bristol and the west country, with seb choudhury. this film contains footage of injections. i hope they missed us. do you think they missed us? i think they missed us. hey! did you miss us? well, we are back and have we got a cracker for you! are you ready, babe? take a big deep breath for me. hayley meets the lip queen. king. i have got girls coming in aged 14 or 15 an

a royal marine who died after being injured in training two weeks ago has been named as recruit ethanjonesa in a moment for sports day but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. as the plane leaves china carrying britons caught up in the coronavirus outbreak will be spring speak —— speaking to anxious relatives. some bleeding team grants think so, it will get thoughts of it tea expert at 1040 and again at half past 11 reviewing tomorrow public papers withjohn reviewing tomorrow public papers with john stevens reviewing tomorrow public papers withjohn stevens the deputy political editor of the daily mail. that's all head on bbc news. but now it's time for sports day. hello. i'm ben croucher and you're watching sportsday live at the bbc sport centre. 0ur headlines this thursday. beating roger federer. just a win away from becoming world number one. can anybody stop novak djokovic claiming a 17th grand slam title? and i'mjohn and i'm john watson in melbourne on day 11 of the australian open where it the party is over. we are set to see a first—time winner in women's

so harry will have to give up his role as captain general of the royal marines, a role he took over fromndfather. they will no longer receive public funds for royal duties. they will still receive some funds from harry's father, the prince of wales, but they will be free to earn their own livings and there are no restrictions set out in the statement other than the need to continue to uphold the values of her majesty. it's as vague as that. they will keep frogmore cottage in windsor and they have shared their wish to repay sovereign grant expenditure for its refurbishment. they will pay a commercial rent when they use it. on security, there are no details of who will provide it or who will pay for it. so will these arrangements work? the fact that they are not going to be doing any of their, any royal work, is probably the best solution because then it makes a very clean break and everyone is clear about what they will be doing and there will be no blurred lines. i think this is a good solution. the royalfamily is putting a brave face on it. but one must suppose there is great sadness an

he was head of the royal marines. that has been very important for him. but doing this for love.what he wants to do. he is critical of the media but you will not find many people who think he will have a more peaceful life. can you see the media in canada, california, leaving him alone? no matter what harry would have done, the media would have been after him because he was born into it. i think now he has a partner, someone born into it. i think now he has a partner, someone who understands the media. she appealed to hillary clinton, when she was 11 years old, so she knows what she is doing. he has chosen a person who wants to ta ke has chosen a person who wants to take him on stop i think we should let them find out what they need to do. what do you think the difference is will be between the media treatment hear in the uk and in north america, where they will try and split that time? i think the country, this country, the united kingdom, has done something actually quite silly and i am talking about the media. it has gone into a new phase of his existence with brexit and how w

a potential loss of respect from the royal marines and the general, not universal, but the general, notf disappointment. nicholas witchell, oui’ disappointment. nicholas witchell, our royal correspondent. nicholas witchell, our royal correspondent. the northern ireland assembly has sat for the first time in three years after a deal to restore power—sharing at stormont. the dup leader arlene foster has been appointed first minister, while sinn fein‘s michelle o'neill is deputy first minister. chris page reports. it has been a long, tense, exhausting journey to bring back northern ireland's government. for three years stormont has mainly been a nice venue for runners. now it is a place of power again. order, order, members. in the assembly politicians appointed the leader of the democratic unionist party and the vice—president of sinn fein to head up the power—sharing coalition. they both put the focus on the future. i am not sure we will ever agree on much about the past, but we can agree that there was too much suffering and that we cannot allow society to drift back and allow division

humberside police said investigators are working to establish the cause a royal marine who got into difficulty cornish coast earlier this week has died. the recruit, who hasn't been named, had been critically ill in hospital since being found unconscious in the water at tregantle beach near plymouth on tuesday night. an investigation into his death is continuing. president trump ‘s lawyers have begun setting out his defence at his impeachment trial in the us senate stop esther trump is accused of abusing his power and of obstructing congress. the president's attorney said his accusers have no evidence in the motive was to undermine mr john's election campaign. our washington correspondent said the democrats were continuing to make their arguments with resolve even though they may not have the numbers in the senate to be successful at impeaching the president. his lawyers did try to counter some of the arguments made by the democrats impeachment team but mainly they tried to set out a bigger picture argument. that the democrats were not really concerned about abuse of power nor that mr trump ha

life and the potential loss of respect for the potential loss of respect for the likes of the royal marinesptain general, and the general sense in the country, not universal, of disappointment. there've been angry protests on the streets of iran after the country's military finally admitted it did shoot down a ukrainian passenger plane, killing all 176 people on board, four of them british. iran says it made a disastrous mistake when it wrongly identified the plane as a cruise missile. tonight demonstrators in tehran have been calling for iran's supreme leader to resign. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. almost from the moment the ukrainian airliner crashed early on wednesday morning, officials in tehran furiously rejected the growing video and intelligence evidence suggesting it had been hit by an iranian missile. then today, an abrupt about turn. in a flurry of social media postings iran's president spoke of a "disastrous mistake". the foreign minister talked of "human error". the ambassador in london apologised for misleading the media with "wrong findings". a senior

a royal marine who got into difficulty during a training exercise on the cornish coast earlier this week named — had been critically ill in hospital since being found unconscious in the water at tregantle beach near plymouth on tuesday night. an investigation into his death is continuing. a rescue operation is under way in eastern turkey, where an earthquake has killed at least 22 people with many more missing. more than 1,000 people have been injured in elazig province. teams are working in freezing temperatures to reach survivors buried under collapsed buildings. 0ur correspondent, richard galpin, reports. the powerful earthquake struck this eastern region of the country last night... causing hundreds of casualties. in the darkness, people screaming for help as buildings collapsed. in the light this morning, the scale of destruction revealed — this, just one of 30 buildings to have been brought down. already though, there are many rescue teams on the ground, working frantically to save those trapped under giant slabs of concrete and other rubble. and they are having some success. this

the potential loss of respect for the likes of the royal marines, he's captain general, and the general not universal, of disappointment. taiwan's president, tsai ing—wen, has won a second term in an election dominated by the question of how to deal with an ever more powerful china, which has long threatened to take the self—governing island by force. if necessary. ms tsai said beijing should recognise the will of taiwan's people, and promised jubilant supporters that she would preserve taiwan's sovereignty. our china correspondent john sudworth has sent this report from her victory rally in taipei. not long ago, she was struggling in the polls. now, she is being swept to a second presidential term. her strategy — rallying voters to a single cause. to show that we can be against the communists. yeah, so this is really important to us. has china been a factor for you? i think yes. it's my reason to vote — to defend our country. beijing's attempts to pressure president tsai with renewed threats to take taiwan by force have badly backfired. do you think you have the chinese president, xiji

a royal marine who got into difficulty during a training exercise on the cornish coast earlier this weekally ill in hospital since being found unconscious in the water at tregantle beach near plymouth on tuesday night. an investigation into his death is continuing. president trump's lawyers have begun setting out his defence, at his impeachment trial in the us senate. mr trump is accused of abusing his power and obstructing congress. the president's attorney said his accusers had no evidence — and their real motive was to undermine mr trump's re—election campaign. chris buckler is in washington for us. chris? donald trump's lawyers tried to counter some of the arguments made by the democrats' impeachment team but mainly they tried to set out a bigger picture argument, that the democrats were not really concerned with abuse of power or that mr trump had not behaved properly in office. instead, they claimed, that actually they were more concerned with overturning the vote that put him in that office in the first place. they are asking you to tear up all of the ballots across this country o

. >> i'm sure the house will want to send thoughts the families and friends of the royal marine soldiers who died in a training incident earlier this week. >> can we take a minute to pay tribute to nicholas parsons who passed away this weekend thank him for his work in broadcasting. this friday the year okay -- the uk will leave the european union. the actions we take over the months and years ahead will shape our future and the international community for generations to come. britain's role in the world will face its most important test later this year. to discuss the need for drastic action to tackle the climate emergency. given the scale of the crisis does the prime minister think that we have a country should be financing billions of pounds on oil and gas projects all around the world? >> let me say indifference, in memory of nicholas we should avoid hesitation or repetition in this house. i can answer clearly by saying i do think it important the uk continue to campaign against carbon emissions of all kinds as we do and he will have noticed we just decided to ban support for all ext

a royal marine recruit has died following a training exercise on a beach in cornwall earlier this week. a charity offering mental health support to military veterans, says it can't take on new cases because of a funding crisis. at least 22 people have been killed, and more than 1000 injured, in a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey. england take on early south african wickets after posting 400 runs in their first wickets after posting 400 runs in theirfirst innings in wickets after posting 400 runs in their first innings in johannesburg. good afternoon. lawyers for president trump are about to begin his defence in his impeachment trial in the us senate. they will be hoping to show that he is innocent of the charges put before them. those are abusing his power, and obstructing investigations. this is the scene live in congress right now. president trump, of course, who isa now. president trump, of course, who is a republican, strongly denying any wrongdoing. he is accused of pressurising ukraine, essentially to dig up damaging information on one of his main democratic challengers for

so that means that harry will no longer, i presume, be captain general of the royal marines because that of the military appointments that he is required now to step back. they will no longer receive public funds for real duties. so no further funds from the grant though they will continue to receive funds from the prince of wales from cornwall state that funds from the prince of wales from cornwall estate that amounts to about two or £3 million a year. in terms of their earning capacity and their ability to go out and earn the money that they are now going to need, there is nothing here that specifies any restrictions on that other than this. the sussexes have made clear that everything they do will continue to uphold the values of her majesty. that is being taken to be their understanding and their agreement that they will not do anything with which to completely trade on the royal family name or the fact of the royal status. but other than that, there is nothing in this really quite short statement which spells out the kind of thing that they will not be permitted to do in terms of co

a royal marine who got into difficulty during a training exercise on the cornish coast earlier this weekbeen named was critically ill in hospital after being found unconscious in the water near plymouth. an investigation into his death is continuing. more than 100 people from all over britain have gathered in birmingham forthe from all over britain have gathered in birmingham for the first citizens assembly on climate change. amongst those taking part where the naturalist and broadcaster sir david attenborough. our environment a nalyst attenborough. our environment analyst explains. this assembly has been called by mps who really need to know what the public thinks about climate change so they may read the newspapers, they may read opinion polls but they want to know what the public voice really is on climate change and in particular how the uk can reach its 2050 targets of eliminating virtually all carbon emissions from the economy. obviously some people are going to find this expensive, some people are going to find some measures more unpalatable than others and the mps really want to

i think he was president or head of the royal marines. a big wrench. but he is doing this for love, he has found his partner and they have got their boy and that is what he wants to do. he is critical of the media in this. you won't find many people, though, who think he is going to have a more peaceful life, as he says he wants it. can you see the media in canada, in california, leaving him alone? no matter what harry would have done, the media would have been after him, because he was born into it. it is no matter, i think now he has a partner, somebody who understands the media. she is very much in the media, she appealed to hillary clinton when she was 11 years old, she knows what she's doing. he has chosen the person who wants to take him on, and they have got what they wa nt him on, and they have got what they want and him on, and they have got what they wantandi him on, and they have got what they want and i think we should let them find out what they need to do. what do you make of the differences? what do you make of the differen

a royal marine recruit has died following a training exercise on a beach in cornwall earlier this week 22 people have been killed, and more than 1000 injured, in a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey. and now on bbc news, victoria derbyshire takes a look at some of the highlights from her programme this week. hello, and welcome to our programme. over the next half an hour we'll bring you some of the highlights from our award winning programme that we've broadcast over the last week. first, we learned that top social media influencers are being offered tens of thousands of pounds in cash, in return for sex. the men messaging them online are strangers. they often live abroad, and they typically approach women who are followed by more than 20,000 people on social networking sites. 0ne influencer told us that social media has become a catalogue for men to select their next conquest. here is ellie costello's exclusive film. instagram influencers sell us a lifestyle. they make money through advertising brands in exchange for payment. more followers means more paid work. but as the influenc

how much more hurt to think harry is an because i know there is unhappiness in the royal marines aboutabout and be handled.” about the situation and how it did come about and be handled. i would have thought that is actually the bit that is going to hurt him the most. one thing about someone like harry is he kind of came of age by being the military. he appeared to actually hugely enjoyed his time that he spent in the army and was extremely upset when because the media found out, there was a media blackout when he went to afghanistan... foreign media found out he was there and he had to come out he was there and he had to come out early and he was upset about that. i think that absolutely drilled a hole in him on top of his mother's death. there he was doing something he absolutely loved and he had found himself, as much as we can tell, and as nigel says, it was the media that ruined it for him. elsewhere, beyond this story, the observer. prime minister to cabinet, shape up or i will sack you within weeks. we are not going to see ministers on the telly. we are not, no. ohjoy! ministers

a royal marine who died after being injured in training two weeks ago has been named as recruit ethanjones

the potential loss of respect for the likes of the royal marines? general sense in the country, not universal, of disappointment? in central china, a man has died following an outbreak of an unknown pneumonia—like virus which officials say comes from the same family as the deadly sars virus. health authorities say around forty other people are infected. rich preston reports: officials say the 61—year—old shopped regularly at the seafood market, and that it was the source of the virus. it has been sealed off by police and disinfected. the outbreak began in december in the central city of wuhan, home to more than 11 million people. the man was initially taken here with flulike symptoms stop officials say around 40 more people are affected. some of them ina 40 more people are affected. some of them in a critical condition. but that many hundreds of others have come into contact with an infected person. chinese health officials insist the situation is in hand. translation: it is largely under control. most patients are showing lighter symptoms and some

a royal marine, who got into difficulty during a training exercise on the cornish coast earlier thishospital since being found unconscious in the water at tregantle beach near plymouth on tuesday night. an investigation into his death is continuing. the uk's leading mental health charity for military veterans, combat stress, has said it is unable to deal with new cases because of cuts in funding. the charity, which helps treat servicemen and women suffering from complex mental health problems, has lost millons of pounds of support from nhs england. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu reports. they're known as tough and resilient, but years on the front line can take its toll, with some military personnel like paul smith facing battles with their mental health. i was verbally abusive to my wife, my children. i alienated them. i'd walk round and i'd be looking at escape routes, i'd be looking for people carrying weapons. at night, i'd go to our bedroom and hide behind the bed and cry my eyes out. i'd have nightmares. i'd have flashbacks. paul says the leading charity for veterans‘ mental

the royal marines want someone who has some connection with the royal marines.ld be looking for someone who has a certain empathy or connection with, not just a certain empathy or connection with, notjust a regiments, but the people who make up the regiment, the families. they are all different. they are looked after separately according to circumstance.” they are looked after separately according to circumstance. i am just thinking, is a someone in the royal family who has the experience? prince edward didn't finish his marine cost so i think that probably rules him out but he might be the quy: rules him out but he might be the guy, it is hard to stay. it is wrong to speculate because many other factors have to be taken on. —— it is hard to say. thank you for joining us. three men have been stabbed to death at ilford in north—east london. the metropolitan police say they were called to reports of a "disturbance" near seven kings railway station yesterday evening. the men were said to be in their twenties and thirties. two people have been arrested. danjohnson i

my understanding in terms of patronage he will no longer the captain general of the royal marines, andcommitments there. there is a lot that still has to be resolved and sorted out, but there is a lot that has been sorted out which is essentially they will not be able to effectively do anything that undermines their position of the royal family. that is not the point here. the queen will want them to be inside the royal family because in going forward and trying to accommodate their needs, ultimately they do with this is not a constitutional issue, they are so fire down the pecking order in reality, behind the prince of wales, the duke of cambridge, then prince george, then charlotte and louis, and then they would be king and queen. so this is not a constitutional issue as was the situation going back over with the divorce of childs and diana. —— charles and diana. this is something for the family to resolve and i think they're trying to do so quickly because this story going on and on as the headlines and the work the royal family do on a daily basis is being ignored. that was very cl

he's the captain of the royal marines in the uk and has a lot of military ties.s effectively them reluctantly -- i think the queen hinted at this earlier in the week with her original statement saying she wished they could remain fully fledged members of the royal family but they're not going to be, at least in a title way, remain members of the formal royal family at all. >> we're joined right now by my colleague kier simmons. i know that you were on that conference call. before we get to the details you might be able to expand on, give me the tone of the conference call. camilla just suggested this is a hard megxit if you will, as opposed to a soft megxit, what are your thoughts on that. >> reporter: she's right. it's historic moments for the royal family. the conference call, you can describe it, was the best they could manage to do given the enormity of the announcement and the speed with which they were trying to make the announcement, i think to ensure that none of the news leaked. but what it -- well, we've just finished the call, so it's overwhelming, to

a royal marine recruit is in a critical condition in hospitalfollowing an incident during training.part in a night time practise assault on tregantle beach in cornwall, when he and several other recruits got into difficulties in the water. efforts were made to resuscitate him before he was flown by helicopter to hospital in plymouth where he remains in a critical condition. the ministry of defence is investigating. the net bill entered 19 complexes was signified and comments the final stage in the parliamentary process. eeg which would royal assent from mclean paved the way to leave the uk next. the uk has crossed the brexit finish line after parliament passed legislation implementing the withdrawal deal. he added the uk could doubt lloyd's as one and plate yea rs of could doubt lloyd's as one and plate years of rancour and division behind it. years of rancour and division behind it. the husband of nazanin zaghari ratcliffe who's been held on spying charges in iran since 2016 has urged borisjohnson to be tougher with iran in its efforts to secure the release of his wife. richard rat

soldier who sadly died ina training royal marine soldier who sadly died in a training incident earlierrk in broadcasting? this friday, the uk will be leaving the european union. the actions we take over the months and years ahead will shape our future role within the international community for generations to come. britain's role in the world will face one of its most important test later this year, when cop 26 meets in glasgow to discuss the need for drastic action to tackle the climate emergency. given the scale of the crisis, does the prime minister think that we as a country should be financing billions of pounds on oil and gas projects around the world? mr speaker, let me firstly say in deference, in memory of nicholas parsons, i think we should avoid hesitation, deviation or repetition in this house, and i can answer very clearly by saying, i do think it is important that the uk continues to campaign against hydrocarbon emissions as we do of all kinds, as we do, and he will notice that we have decided to ban all support for extraction of coal around the world, and that is a massi

the royal marine recruit is in critical condition, following an incident during training, he was among others in the group got into difficulties in the water. the ministry of defence says the incident is now under investigation. effo rts incident is now under investigation. efforts were made to resuscitate him before he was flown by helicopter to hospital in plymouth, where he remains ina critical condition. a 56—year—old man has been found guilty of wounding with intent after attacking a police officer with a machete last august. muhammad rodwan injured pc stuart 0utten‘s head and hand after officers stopped his van in leyton, east london. this report from katharine carpenter contains some distressing scenes. it should have been a routine traffic stop. cameras worn by pc‘s stuart alton and his partner show their attempts to pull over a man driving his white van without insurance on late highroad. no, he is going. you are not driving away, sir. you don't have insurance! you are not driving away, sir. but then this happens. 56—year—old mohammed refuses to get out. there's a struggle. an

the british army in the british royal marines, there has been notorious cases of people shooting wounded afghans and appalling crimes, supposedly against iraqis as well. as long as there are people fighting in incredibly tough situations, there will always be miscarriages of justice and atrocities. it is as certain as night follows day. richard: i agree with that. one episode that is interesting is about the last two weeks the is about the last two weeks three weeks of the war in europe,, both the americans -- a ton of antidotal evidence shows that gis and birds were infuriated by any german that kept fighting, especially someone who kept shooting or shot one of your buddies. your chances of accepting your surrender if you killed one of these guys in the last couple weeks of the war was very slim. james: i think that is absolutely true. what you know you are up against is finesse cool young, hitler's guys. and you will take the chance. you can see the light at the end of the tunnel. you can see the war is almost over. you think they are nazis so i'm going to shoot them. there is lots of