been involved the royal family was a huge part of it they're the ones that arranged for the saudis to leave the united states after the $911.00 attacks right and so hopefully as this thing plays out which is probably going to take years you know anybody who's expecting rapid results on this this takes time but. but it's going to be worth it because we still have to flush out saudi arabia's complete role we know you know most of the hijackers and $911.00 came from saudi arabia there is evidence to suggest that saudi arabia had been funding them you know funding other organizations and that's part of what he wanted to find out and he was working with these lawyers he had uncovered evidence of witness intimidation with this particular case so he was doing what a good journalist does and saudi arabia has essentially 0 tolerance for that and that's why they took the bone saw to it what i love about this judge is she says even on the intimidation she says look i met with the lawyers they gave me the information in camera i'm letting this proceed and the the point is this all rolls right to

absolutely and i am a big fan of the queen and i think royal family being a —— bring a huge amount ofrry, lynn but i think the queen is a wonderful example to all of us have the british tradition and she can pull the nation together in ways that perhaps others cannot and she is not tinged with politics that sometimes can divide people. she is our national figurehead, in a way, and at her age and given her strength and ability to express the solidarity of the nation, i think this is a really important moment for her to speak to us. many of the papers are leading on that. the sunday telegraph is no different with a lovely picture of the queen and some quote from the speech. but it isa and some quote from the speech. but it is a different story that we will turn to, this is about protectionism. borisjohnson saying it is time for teamwork and not for countries to start scrabbling for things among themselves. what is he talking about here? it seems there has been if you like, of the masks that are in such short supply across hospitals and care homes and for the public at large. and we had

the one brown member of the royal family seems to get the most abuse by about a country mile.alised activists who do not have my privilege and my platform, and i'm finding a way to give them a voice and give them access to the people who can actually change the world and bring to life their vision and so it is going to be content and it is going to be podcasts and books and just a safe space for young people on the internet. jameela jamil, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you. no worries. hello. temperatures topped out at 15 celsius in hampshire on thursday. they will take a step backwards, those temperatures, on friday, but then into the weekend they're on the up. a frost for some of us, especially across the north and east of the uk. plenty of cloud to follow, but sunny skies arrive are heading up, but with a strengthening wind. high pressure pretty much in control of things, so still a lot of dry weather around for the next couple of days. low pressure gathering in the atlantic as the weekend goes on. it will strengthen a southerly flow coming into t

and the saudi royal family was in a matter of days stripped him of his power and gave it to crown prince[inaudible] and he stayed in power as king but was essentially powerless after that. he was much less favorable to the united states so that was one big setback for that united states. shortly "after words" the lebanese civil war began and i sewill come back to that in a minute but that was another setback to american influence in the region and lebanese president camille [inaudible] was one of the few arab leaders who publicly endorsed the eisenhower declarationle and in jordan the cia uncovered a plot to overthrow the king and at this point he's in his early 20s and is a very inexperienced king and he's running a country that is 80% palestinian that has no support for the monarchy and the cia uncovered the plot and the fbi uncovered the plot by tapping the phone of the jordanian defense attachÉ in washington who was plotting with his egyptianti counterpart to overthrow the king and in late june of 1958 the cia gave all the information to the jordanians and they arrested the pots make

the one brown member of the royal family seems to get the most abuse by about a country mile. activists who do not have my privilege and my platform, and i'm finding a way to give them a voice and give them access to the people who can actually change the world and bring to life their vision and so it is going to be content and it is going to be podcasts and books and just a safe space for young people on the internet. hello. 0ur weather is about to do a 180—degree turn in the next few days. for the end of this week, it's going to feel chilly and there will be some frosty starts. come the weekend, it starts to warm up quite dramatically, but it will get quite windy on sunday as well. here's why — at the moment, we're on the tail end of one area of low pressure, moving into northerly or north—westerly winds for thursday or friday, and then come the weekend, we switch around to southerly or south—westerlies as an area of low pressure squeezes in from the west. in the midst of all this, there's high pressure, which is essentially keeping things relatively calm and largely dry. so

datelined the entire royal family up against a wall and machine-gunned all of them.n their bodies were dragged through the streets it was really ugly. the prime minister of iraq who is been the defective leader for the country was founded a day later and he was similarly executed on the spot and dragged through the streets. it was a very, very violent and stunning below to american interests in the little middle east pretty of a series of events that are all building up here. on the 14th of july, comes the coup and iraq. the coup was led by this man, cost him, nobody knew who this guy was. he was a complete unknown the egyptians didn't know who he was the americans did know who he was the russians didn't know who he was. he was a complete unknown factor. the coup plotters may or may not have been pro- egyptian. people on the streets and iraq demonstrated immediately that their sympathies were with him you see this pictures in july 14 with the streets holding up pictures, the tanks that overthrew the government and pictures had all over them which was not a big stretc

isolation because of coronavirus the new york times reports that as many as 150 members of the saudi royal family have conflicts of contracted covert 19 the paper says king solomon and the crown prince mohammed bin sound man are staying in now in the palace near the city of jeddah. so the common al-jazeera hungry and helpless to find out how the pandemic is impacting food supplies for hundreds of millions the dependent on a. social distancing the last thing on the minds of thousands of afghans desperate to return. to. hell it was a nice warm start to spring in some parts of japan but it seems to come back down to average now i would not see much rain recently is more on is why we still got that northerly breeze for honshu for qaida and if you're on the north shore it's not going to feel very warm even in tokyo say 60 beijing is cooled down a bit is a spread of cloud throughout china the blue of course represents rain if anything that's working itself for the sas and concentrating for the sun's getting heavier and that's consistent with this time of year as well forecast for hong kong is one of a

she closed with the words we will meet again so quite emotional from the queen tonight and the royal family have had a personal experience with the crown of ours how they dealing with it well the queen and her husband she is 93 year as been his 98. isolating at their home in windsor. and you are referring to the personal experience of prince charles the heir to the throne her eldest son he contracted the virus a couple of weeks ago he has since recovered and is now back doing his duties but the queen has to remain in isolation per government's advice at least for 12 weeks shallop holds for us in london thanks very much for the update. well the chinese city of will hand their original epi center of the corona virus pandemic has begun to re-open after months on lockdown of our teens are easing the restrictions that kept the city's 11000000 people at home now residents of slowly returning to the streets with some leaving their homes for the 1st time since late january. life inside were han it's still a place of fear and fascination as the city begins to move on from the crisis. and goes on wit

crisis and she said that light will overcome darkness and it just shows you how serious that the royal family is also taking this crisis into prime minister barros johnson also very personally affected at one point it looked like his life was in danger well his encounter with mortality changed his attitude towards the crisis. i think it was certainly a wake up call for the prime minister and for the country and boris johnson himself did not take the crisis seriously at so he only said wash your hands while continental europe was already very hard hit and in the past couple of weeks while he was in isolation then in the hospital and later in the intensive care there's certainly been a lack of leadership at the moment dominic rob the foreign minister is deputising for him but boris johnson's leadership is missing he is now on the mend we're hearing he's still in the hospital he's watching kevin alone at home playing sudoku as we're hearing he thanked the national health service but his recovery we're also hearing might take a month or so so he's not completely out of the woods yet a long road a

from bin collectors in norfolk, to the royal family.sarah and her husband gary, who is a delivery driver have moved into a caravan on the drive. see you soon, we love you loads. so they don't put sarah's mum at risk. gwen is 83. clapping for her daughter, and for thousands of others, and she will be saying thank you again, next week. jon kay, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. welcome to bbc news. we arejoined by we are joined by the arrays in the uk and watched by viewers all around the world. coming up in the next 20 minutes or so we'll be live at the white house for the daily briefing. at briefing. the latest plans are in terms of opening at the latest plans are in terms of opening up some of the states, something he mentioned and his press conference yesterday and indeed has been for the last few days. and before that we'll take a look at the latest front pages from the newspa papers and the news websites. with me is nicola bartlett — the political correspondent for the dail

the failure of his plot to assassinate nasser resulted in a severe throwback in the saudi royal family within a matter of days stripped the king of all his power and gave it to the crown prince faisal he stayed in power as king but was powerless after that. faisal was much less favorable to the united states. so that was one big setback. shortly afterwards the lebanese civil war began and that was another setback to america the lebanese president was one of the few arab leaders who publicly divorced the eisenhower declaration but in jordan the cia uncovered a plot to overthrow king hussein who was in his early twenties very inexperienced and is running a country 80 percent palestinian with no support with a nationalized monarchy and they uncover the plot by tapping the phone of the serbian defense attachÉ who was plotting with the egyptian counterpart to overthrow the king and in the june 1958 the cia gave all the information to the jordanians and they arrested him and the plot makers. the king turned to his brother-in-law, the king of jordan being faisal the second and you can see how

the duke and duchess of sussex formallytepped down as senior members of britain's royal family. om now on, prince harry and his wife meghan will no longer use the term royal in their titles. ther psay they look forward to reconneing with their followers soon. officials across india are searching for hundreds of people who attended a religious event linked to thousands of coronavirus cases. officials are now clearing the ebuilding where m than 1000 people are stranded since the >> people at a religiouskdown. gathering are being evacuated and sent to isolation centers. dozens have tested positive for the coronavirus. some have died. the days after, a large number of people remained at the mosque. manyhe are showing symptoms of disease. india is grappling with the spread of cora. there is also anger about its treatment. a group of people sprayed with chemicals in what appears to have been an attempt to sanitize them as theyur tried to retto their villages from the cities an investigation has been hundreds of thousands of daily wage earners have been left shelter.money, food, and we

is there a royal family zoom? es, we've been making sure we've been tuning in on birthday calls and things like that, just to make sure we keep touch with each other. it gets a bit hectic, i'm not going to lie with the two—year—old, he wants to take the phone away. for some reason he sees the red button and always wants to press the red button. it's quite hectic for them all to say the right thing at the right time. without pressing the wrong buttons. but it's great, it's nice to keep in touch with everyone. we are finding new ways of working, working from home a lot more. air pollution has dropped drastically. that is a positive, isn't it, the environmental impact of no one travelling around the place, makes a huge difference, all around the world and it will be interesting, that's another thing, after all this, whether a lot of businesses and people realise actually it's being able to video conference, it's just as good and easy way to manage business rather than having to jet off, just have a face to face for a

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. >> steve, i i want to pivot to the other side of the governance there, and that is the royal family queen elizabeth made a lot of waves. she made a very rare appearance to speak and address the nation about what's happening right now. what exactly was the impetus behind that and how much are britons taking from the queen's speech as we head into this week >> reporter: it's very interesting. at 8:00 p.m. last night her majesty made a speech. it was a rare message, a rallying call from the queen saying the uk will succeed and she praised coming together. she said, we will meet again some of our older viewers on cnbc might notice that's taken from a line of vera lynn who was the force's sweetheart during second world war there were lots of parallels between the blitz of 1940-41 and the current crisis from her majesty last night >> steve sedgwick with the latest on boris johnson and the royal family's address to the nation. >>> positive signs out of new york amid the coronavirus outbreak there state officials now reporting the first drop in daily deaths this as the state and new york ci

the failure of the plot to assassinate resulted in a severe throwback the saudi royal family and a matterof days stripped assad of all of his power and stayed in power as king but essentially was powerless afteraf that he was much much less favorable so that was one great big setback from the united states shortly afterwards the lebanese civil war began that was another setback the lebanese president was one of the few arab leaders that publicly endorsed the eisenhower declaration the cia uncovered a plot king hussein at this point is on his early twenties very experience king running a country 80 percent palestinian and then to plot with the objection and trip on - - plot to overthrow the king and to turn to the king of jordan king faisal the second and asked him and the two of them agreed iraq would send the brigade of the iraqi army to help the stabilize the jordanian situation. unfortunately for those who were preparing a plot against king faisal the plot succeeded on the 14th of july 1958 and as i said earlier it was a very violent plot. the brigade was with ammunition that was very

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rooms this is where goods are welcomed his guests artists scholars politicians and members of the royal family. sculptures were here to remind him of his time in italy there are also busts of had . beloved companions who died 30 years before him. figurative family lived in their rear part of the house. and the study the decor was kept at a minimum good job wanted nothing to distract him from thinking and writing. and it was here in his bedroom that good to die at the age of 82. this room is referred to as christiane is room in honor of christiane of critters wife the couple lived together for 18 years before marrying something the citizens of found scandalous when they finally did get hitched their son was already 16 years old. the garden behind the house was also part of christiane its role in her day it supplied the household with fruit and vegetables today it's a peaceful green oasis at the end of the museum tour. gets us home it's just one of the many places that recall the golden age of enlightenment and here and by far the most historic sites have been recognised by unesco and let me tel

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in a special broadcast on the royal family's social media channels, she talks about the easter messagethat while celebrations would be different for many this year, the country needed them as much as ever. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. this is believed to be the first time the queen has delivered an easter message. coming less than a week after her televised broadcast from windsor, it underlines the gravity of which the current situation is regarded by the monarch. the theme of the audio message is light overcoming darkness symbolised on the royal social media channels by the image of an easter candle. we know that coronavirus will not overcome us. as dark as death can be, particularly for those suffering with grief, light and life are greater. may the living flame of the easter hope be a steady guide as we face the future. the queen stressed the importance of the lockdown by keeping apart, she said we keep others safe. nicholas witchell, bbc news. in india, fake videos and hate messages are being shared on social media alleging that the muslim community is respons

. >> the royal family is celebrating the birthday of prince louis he is the fifth in line to the britishns two today just two days after his great grandmother queen elizabeth celebrated her 94th birthday celebrated her 94th birthday thank you very muche wow!r i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. better than you! wherever drama pops off pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> you're headlines right now at 4:30. reopening round one. napa county just lifting shelter in place restrictions while others in full lockdown mode. >>> and a lot of focused on that building right there. >>> california isn't fully flattening the curve just yet, cases within the state spiking for the second day, with 239

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politicians have shared with the saudi royal family the political and business relationship between saudi arabia and the united states of america has always been a controversial one at best and downright despicable at worst at least to those of us you know most of us eyes living outside of the washington d.c. oil lubricated power structure but now in the wake of the coded 19 pandemic in the prices of oil balling to rock bottom prices around the globe due to lack of consumption the once mighty fossil fuel power structure is frankly falling to pieces even us oil production for the 1st time in history dropped below the 0 high into an incredible.

monarch who is what legs the royal family but the other people in there were. mohammed has had a busy few weeks but finally it's his last exam today. no i'm not there in their 1st look this is the last through vision when i was in labor i was the global thing and. i'm like i'm the other student so i have to do. this week was very tiring for me i had exams from monday. to friday today so i had to do a lot of provision special in the last 2 days i think that they felt pity with. with exams over mohammed can enjoy the english summer. when you get up and down that's why you want the full. time. i went eyeball and he bets that someone catches the bone in me so he would be ok if you. don't have a gun. that's it and i can't see very well. mourning his wife but i think i have gotten the hang of. peaches most famous annual event is called the 4th and commemorates the birthday of george the 3rd. it's a reminder of the privilege education that the boys receive there's a slight danger that they may pass through reason with the notion that they are more special really than

you never hear that in the saudi royal family anyone saying something like that. it is not the threat it was before, israell saw egypt since the signing of the peace corpse tab other arab states seen israel as a counterbalance to iran and therefore consistent with their own interests, that is a big change. >> that is a bigs change, it's a big change, it explains why arab countries did not forcefully reject president trump's peace plan, even though they may disagree, they put out a sharp statement at the arab league but it does not serve much purpose in the statement was p lipservie to the palestinian cause because countries like saudi arabia want to stay on president trump's good side because they want this to be about -- the focus be on countering around. even if they don't as i just mentioned, feel that president trump will necessarily come to their immediate defense if they are threatened by around or attacked by around, they still feel that this is the camp that will serve them best and therefore they are willing to be silent on certain issues as long as israe

it also tells us something about the royal family wanting to step up and play some kind of uniting leadership coverage because i think the tabloids earlier in the week have been focused on prince harry and his piles of loo rolls are not being in the country but i rather suspect prince charles. now is the time to get in there and help the morale of the country and show that yes, you can recover from this and most people will. he's done what you've done, designed his backdrop accordingly. forgive me, i'm squinting, it looks like he has a dick francis book on his shelves. it's been a pleasure speaking to you both. that's it for the papers this hour. singh and jo—anne nadler — goodbye. good evening, thanks forjoining us. it's feeling increasingly inevitable announced been confirmed that wimbledon is cancelled for the first time since world war ii. it was due to start at the end ofjune to the entire grass court season has been abandoned because of a pandemic. wimbledon is the latest major summer sporting event to be called off with the tokyo olympics postponed for 12 months. he wasjoe wilson. ther

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and reporting on how the royal family is beating the disease some outlets have even been defending the initial herd immunity strategy which was later scrapped for quarantine measures after the situation got out of control russia and again even the aid it sends abroad doesn't get the luxury of recognition among u.k. media that's amid a severe crisis in britain's newspaper industry the pandemic has sent their ad sales into a nosedive and there are fears that some simply will not be able to survive well straight through the media has become very tame recently in the last few years not . only. tends to journalists the quality of journalism has dropped and a lot of journalists simply take these press releases from whatever government ministry and just regurgitate out even understanding that time russia east presented as the big demon as it was has been. the point is that because of the britain's failure to deal properly with the crisis is why we have already $15000.00 deaths compared to russia's $300.00 is an element of world jealousy envy plus i have to say diversionary tactics to take awa

leaders today wishing him well wishing him a speedy recovery including also the queen and the royal familynot only to him but also to his fiance who has had symptoms off that the virus and who is pregnant with his child which he is expecting in the early summer so the prime minister's admission to intensive care. more about him and the role he will now have to play. so this was decided in the beginning of the crisis rather jokingly from downing street that should the prime minister become incapacitated the foreign minister would take over now this has happened is fairly new to government he is a. supporter and that is why boris johnson brought him on to his government he has not been very popular in this crisis let's say because he was very slow in bringing british british people home from abroad and the response was very slow there from his side and he will now have a very tough job at hand he's only deputizing we hear he has a cabinet which is divided we've heard very mixed messages coming out of government over the past 10 days while boris johnson was isolating so it clearly has been a

from bin collectors in norfolk, to the royal family.livery driver have moved into a caravan on the drive. see you soon, we love you loads. so they don't put sarah's mum at risk. gwen is 83. clapping for her daughter, and for thousands of others, and she will be saying thank you again, next week. jon kay, bbc news. that's it. i'm lewis vaughan jones. this is bbc news. bye— bye. hello there. many places across the uk had clear skies from dawn till dusk on thursday. in actual fact parts of the southeast saw highs of 2a degrees, 75 fahrenheit, and is probably going to be the warmest day this week. a slightly different story, however, coming in across eastern england, with a breeze from the north sea and a little more cloud here, temperature struggled at around ten or ii degrees. we start our day on friday with cloud across parts of eastern england, stretching in as faras of eastern england, stretching in as far as the east midlands, maybe. but as we go through the day they should melt away, dry, settle, sunny for many. just an outside chanc

isolation because of coronavirus the new york times reports that is funny as 150 members of the saudi royal family have contracted covert 19 the paper says king solomon and the crown prince mohammed bin sultan man are staying in an island palace near the city of jeddah the world's top oil producers are meeting to discuss a. video conference is seeking ways to address a collapse in demand also on by the coronavirus and the price war between saudi arabia and russia the world bank is warning sub-saharan africa is set to fall into recession for the 1st time in 25 years because of the pandemic the continent's 3 biggest economies are expected to bear the brunt it's the stream now stay with us. we understand the difference is an similarity of cultures across the world. so no matter. how does seem to bring you the need current. that matter to. al-jazeera. ok and join the stream today a new novel about a mexican families migration to the u.s. we'll look at why the book is striking a nerve with american latino's online ringback. we are journalists covering organized crime and drug trafficking and you are in

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5 years later to focus on growing crises in his own backyard at least 150 members of the saudi royal family are believed to have contracted kovac 19 and the kingdom's economy is in trouble due to falling global oil prices and we've been talking about ending this war for years on the show even before this outbreak the war had become unwinnable for saudi arabia coated 19 is now the perfect excuse for the kingdom to pull out do you think they're going to do it though. i don't know that's the i guess you'd call that the $1000000.00 question will they seek this opportunity take advantage of it and the hostilities once and for all probably not because they're still housing the old government so until the until they can reestablish the old established government didn't yemen i highly doubt they're going to end the war plus remember this what would happen in the united states of the war well that would affect our economy in many ways because we're the ones producing all the weapons and if those weapons are not being used and we get an overabundance of them they're going to cut back producing them h

world stopped for that moment and this will be another of those moments in the history of the royal familyhey are here for, the country will and take stock of what she has to say. presumably the presumably the audience will be massive further suggests. undoubtedly. this is a period of national crisis and emergency, the government has said what they need to do is stay inside and the queen's message will be wishing to take stock of what is happening. respect the key workers putting their lives on the line and have something we can back on with pride regarding our actions. good to talk to you. thank you very much for joining us. with the premier league on ice, a row has erupted over a proposed pay cut for football players. the professional footballers' association says plans for players to take a 30% pay cut would hurt the nhs because of lost tax revenue. but premier league officials are in favour of the pay cut arguing it would protect jobs for non—playing staff. meanwhile it's been reported that england manager gareth southgate is to take a pay cut of around 30 percent. let's hear the thoug