—— prince william.appear at the service thanksgiving for his father on march the 23rd april 29, i think. so is getting a pair but that is a family event and i think they�*re going to try as much is possible the royal family to avoid any photo opportunities with prince andrew included. there aren�*t very mandy prince andrew fans, there are very many people of come out of the woodwork trying to defend him in any sort of capacity. none of the charities who lost him as patron fought to have them back. i think this is a door that a lot of people want to be closed.— want to be closed. looking at the platinum jubilee, _ want to be closed. looking at the platinum jubilee, i _ want to be closed. looking at the platinum jubilee, i remember - want to be closed. looking at the i platinum jubilee, i remember silver jubilee platinumjubilee, i remember silver jubilee when there was a street party and the gold and diamond jubilee. when we look back on this year, it�*s way too early to do that but will be jubilee year,

prince _ prince charles was good to be using.in the garden. small potatoes— gardener in the garden. small potatoes immigrants scheme of things but this— potatoes immigrants scheme of things but this drip, drip suggests there has been — but this drip, drip suggests there has been a kind of campaign, i don't know_ has been a kind of campaign, idon't know if— has been a kind of campaign, i don't know if it's _ has been a kind of campaign, i don't know if it's within their palace leaking — know if it's within their palace leaking stories to the sun or the sun trying — leaking stories to the sun or the sun trying to paint this picture. there _ sun trying to paint this picture. there is— sun trying to paint this picture. there is been a campaign to make thisa— there is been a campaign to make this a point— there is been a campaign to make this a point of no return. there is nobody— this a point of no return. there is nobody really sticking up for prince andrew and saying, come on, he's not admitted _ andrew and saying, come on, he's no

today it is prince charles.ople that he works with has been accused of is essentially offering a cash for honours the donors to the princes trust which is the princes charity received an order from the queen after receiving a very large sum to the princes trust. the met police as over the investigation, the summa lily it�*s received evidence that there may be people implicated in this. it�*s not clear yet whether they�*re going to be investigating prince charles himself personally but prince charles has said he�*s willing to comply. i think it does look extremely bad that prince charles himself offered this man in honour, presented him with an honour in 2016. he would have thoughtjust the barest amount of due diligence by the royal household would�*ve revealed that this man was an extremely large donor to the princes trust and therefore it may not be appropriate for prince charles to present himself without honor. we can�*t comment on these allegations, i think this is actually the princes foundation which is a

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the prince after that court hearing in january, the prince after that court hearing injanuary, it thene and they do not give you any warning, it can happen morning, noon or night, any day of the week. this is an agreement in principle between prince andrew and the woman who says he had sexually abused her when she was a teenager, which he denies, and will doubtless continue to deny, but some kind of agreement or settlement in principle which is likely to involve two things, really, one is presumably court costs and potentially damages, the experts will know better than us, some kind of settlement of court costs, which for the money that virginia giuffre would have spent if she had lost the case but would have hoped to get if she had won in terms of a judgment against prince andrew, so some kind of financial settlement, and this is the interesting bit, the bit likely to be most problematic for the prince, what form of words could be agreed between the parties, between prince andrew and virginia giuffre, what form of words will be acceptable to both sides to bring this case to a close.

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first, prince charles.e a formal police investigation into his charity, the prince's foundation over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said, officers liaised with the prince's foundation about the findings of an independent investigation into fundraising practices. the foundation provided a number of relevant documents. the assessment determined an investigation will commence. there have been no arrests or interviews under caution. the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he has worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said, the prince of wales had no knowledge of the alleged offer of honours or british citizenship on the basis of donation to his charities. and then, to prince andrew and the continuing

first, prince charles.be a formal investigation into his charity the prince's foundation over allegations of the honors and citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said officers in the foundation are looking into fundraising practices. the foundation provided a number of relevant documents the assessment determined an investigation will commence. no arrests or interviews yet under caution. correspondent: the man expected to be at the center of the investigation is michael force it, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he has worked for charles for decades and used to be the prince's valet. clearance house has said that the prince of wales had no knowledge of the allegations. and then prince andrew, and continuing questions about his out-of-court settlement with virginia giuffre, estimated to be costing him anything up to 12 million pounds. it's not thought that andrew has that ki

prince of wales himself feels the illness has caused her to distort the truth. health was an issue in the marriage. a big issue in the marriage. i was very fond of the princess of wales, and i admired her enormously. i think that the behavior -- the mood swings, the suspicious nature, the jealousy, needing attention -- i think all of that is attributable to the state of mind, to the illness. >> they go for the absolute oldest strategy in the book, she's mad. charles' supporters accused diana of being somehow delusional because she had an eating disorder. bulimia and madness are not the same thing. >> to accuse diana in a pretty aggressive fashion that she was mentally unwell, distorting the truth. that's essentially -- that's calling her a liar. >> they were trying to muddy the waters around diana. they were trying to take away her power. >> it does actually shock me that to this day a lot of people, particularly those close to the royal establishment, will still tell you princess diana was not up to the job that she was mentally fragile. i've got to say, given

the prince denied the allocation. it's returned to our top story and earliest time he said and spoke to the mayor of kil patel. he quit the former boxing world champion who explained him the concerns about the russian troops at the border and how the city planned to defend itself. we've done half exactly information we have 1st so much so much information right now is the, from different her sources. we have different informations and, you know, we're from our eastern partners. we see the are russians move troops back to our board, russian stalled. so they move away. ok, now us intelligence reports have been quoted by the media sang. the u. s. believes u. s. officials believe that if russia does invade kiev, your city that you're the mayor of and responsible for will fall within 48 hours. are they right? her, 1st of all, we prepare them for the defense l, a c t, and to defend our country. and know 1st of all is our new grade in mildred forces. so ready to fight, and also i'm responsible for trivial defense and to we h

_ accession day she celebrates without prince philip, so this year there will be — prince philip, soants. — will be lots of things going on, the pageants, the concerts, the bank holidays — pageants, the concerts, the bank holidays which people are looking forward _ holidays which people are looking forward to and in the context of the pandemic, — forward to and in the context of the pandemic, that is ongoing and things are not— pandemic, that is ongoing and things are not quite back to normal and it's a _ are not quite back to normal and it's a chance for people to get together— it's a chance for people to get together again and regroup around a figure _ together again and regroup around a figure that _ together again and regroup around a figure that many people across the world _ figure that many people across the world admire. find figure that many people across the world admire.— world admire. and it's a chance to remember — world admire. and it's a chance to remember again _ world admire. and it's a chance to remember again how _ world admire. and it's a chance to remember again h

. | prince william and kate are very. popular, but prince charles is less so, and i think one of theell that could overshadow, i unfortunately, the queen'sjubilee is the prince andrew trial- in new york, the case against him by virginia giuffre. _ i think that threatens to cast - a dark shadow over the celebrations. if it goes to trial and does not settle, we could have a lot. of unsavoury testimony coming out. virginia giuffre is seeking - the testimony of prince andrew's equerry, robert 0lney, - as well as other testimony that could prove quite damaging if it does go to trial. - i think that could cast a dark shadow over celebrations i later this year, likewise - prince harry's memoir that is due to come out later this year, - could also come out with potentially i embarrassing details and revive i these allegations that were made i during their interview with 0prah| about someone in the royal family making a racist remark, - and i think it's quite sad that such a momentous celebration could be kind of marred - by both of those things. roya, there have been dark shadows before, of

but now we�*ve got the allegations against prince charles or at least involving prince charles or ather or not he knew or was aware, did he sanction to get involved with offer in upgrade to this saudi billionaire. the daily express has clean faces new anguish again, the same photograph of the pictures supplied by the palace of the queen. today with military figures. they�*ve actually got the photographs of both princes on the front. if nothing else, presumably this will be deeply uncomfortable for clarence house because after all prince andrew you can say is quite a long way down the pecking order because of the birth of prince william and williams children but prince charles is heir to the throne.— to the throne. that's right. not only does _ to the throne. that's right. not only does the _ to the throne. that's right. not only does the queen _ to the throne. that's right. not only does the queen have - to the throne. that's right. not only does the queen have one | to the throne. that's right. not. only does the queen have one son who's_ only does the queen have one son who's reach

first, prince charles. charity, the prince's foundation, over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said... the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he's worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said... and then, to prince andrew and the continuing questions around his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million. it's not thought andrew has that kind of spare cash, so will the queen have to help him? if andrew goes to the queen for help, more than likely, the money will come from the duchy of lancaster, which is effectively the queen's cash cow. last year, it brought her about £22 million in money. and it's really rental income from a portf

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there's no doubt about that. >> reporter: prince andrew is not facing criminal charges. he was scheduled to give a statement under oath next month but now that won't be necessary. mona, andrew? >>> alec baldwin is being sued by the family of the crew member who was fatally shot last year. attorneys for halyna hutchins' family released a video reenacting the shooting. their wrongful death lawsuit claims baldwin recklessly shot and killed hutchins and that cost cutting by producers endangered the crew. baldwin maintains he never pulled the trigger. >>> a 5-year-old and his teddy bear are back together. ezekiel hadn't seen his teddy bear since november when he accidently tossed it into the rafters of the milwaukee airport. workers spotted original teddy last month. he was tracked down and he was flown from dallas to milwaukee for tuesday's reunion. >> they couldn't upgrade him to first class? >> did they not? who knows. >> that seat doesn't look like first class. >> listen, he got his teddy back. and for a 5-year-old, those seats are kind of like first class. >>> coming up,

and diana introduced her to prince andrew. she was the matchmaker. hurtful would that have been? her own husband was asking her to be more like this newcomer on the scene. >> fergie was a real outdoors girl. the queen really liked fergie. so fergie began to emerge as a rival to diana, which began to inject competition in that relationship. >> she was actually enjoying being where she was. and she wooed everybody. >> diana took her husband's criticisms to heart. when he said why can't you be more like fergie she was like i can be fun, i'll show you fun. >> there were pictures of the two of them poking friends in the bottom with their umbrellas. >> dressing up as policewomen and going into anabel's nightclub on prince andrew's stag night. >> they were skiing together and messing around on the slopes. >> all these kinds of things irritated prince charles beyond belief. and diana realized that this wasn't really her. she wasn't this boisterous sloan ranger. >> the press were calling her disco di, and she realized that she was being perceived as frivolous

first, prince charles.e a formal police investigation into his charity, the prince's foundation, over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said... the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he's worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said... and then, to prince andrew and the continuing questions around his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million. it's not thought andrew has that kind of spare cash, so will the queen have to help him? if andrew goes to the queen for help more than likely the money will come from the duchy of lancaster, which is effectively the queen's cash cow. last year it brought her about £22 million in money. and i

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prince andrew regrets his association with epstein." that association cost queen elizabeth's son his honorary military titles as well as positions with various charities. he can no longer use the title his royal highness in official settings. >> prince andrew has taken one for the team. he's prevented any further damage to the wider royal family. >> reporter: in the settlement, prince andrew goes on to say he never intended to malign joy gieffre's character and accepts that she suffered as a victim of abuse and from unfair public attacks. the prince also pledges to, victims.ight against t the e ofs york >>ei and forever changed by the sandy hook school shooting. now nearly a decade later the families of several victims reached a settlement with the maker of the gun used in the massacre. nikki battiste has the details. >>> i'm very hopeful that this creates precedent. >> reporter: after the murder of her 6-year-old son dylan at sandy hook elementary school, nicole hockley fought for change. she's among nine victims' families who took on

charity the prince's foundation. has said the number is increasing steadily. jens stoltenberg, speaking ahead of a meeting of nato defence ministers in brussels, says the alliance is still preparing for a russian invasion. more than 100,000 russian troops are massed along the border with ukraine. and yesterday — us presidentjoe biden warned a russian attack on ukraine was "still very much a possibility." ukraine is marking a day of unity as fears continue that russian forces massed on its borders could be poised to launch an attack. this morning the russian ministry of defence has released more footage of what it says are tanks leaving crimea on a train after completing military drills. yesterday russia said that it was moving troops back to their bases as planned once they were no longer needed for these exercises. speaking to the bbc before the nato meeting in brussels, defence secretary ben wallace said that an invasion was still possible. i've never talked about one date or another, because fundamentally, as i've

would be the prince out of his bank account, the prince out of his bank account, the queen, the monarchyamily give an answer to that?— answer to that? no. buckingham palace of said _ answer to that? no. buckingham palace of said that _ answer to that? no. buckingham palace of said that they - answer to that? no. buckingham palace of said that they are - answer to that? no. buckingham palace of said that they are not l palace of said that they are not commenting on this and this is a private matterfor commenting on this and this is a private matter for the duke and frankly, it's a laughable statement in my opinion. for buckingham palace to set up. how can be a private matter when it's the favourite son and the royal family who is dragged the royalfamily and one and the royal family who is dragged the royal family and one of the and the royal family who is dragged the royalfamily and one of the most serious of the last a0 years. senior member accused in a civil trial only, not in a criminal trial but accused in a civil case of sexual abuse of a minor as virginia was age 17 when she was for

prince charles�* charity, the prince's foundation, is investigated by police over claims of cash forrs russia claims it's withdrawn more troops after months of tension over ukraine, but there's some scepticism from western leaders. a covid jab is to be offered to children aged 5—11 in scotland, following a similar decision this week by wales. and as parts of the uk brace themselves for storm dudley, we look at the impact of winter storms on our forests and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel. no fairytale finish for dave ryding in the men's slalom in beijing as great britain's hunt for a winter olympics medal continues. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. inflation, the rate at which prices rise, has gone up again — putting more pressure on households grappling with the rising cost of living. the office for national statistics says it reached 5.5% in the 12 months to january, meaning it's at its highest level for nearly 30 years. it's been driven up mainly by the cost of clothes and footwear, as well as rising energy and fuel costs. earlier this month, the bank

they could have been hugely embarrassing for prince andrew. and indeed, not just prince andrew, the royal family by association as well. they are likely to be breathing a huge sigh of relief today. this case has reached a settlement that there won't be the public spectacle media frenzy surrounding a trial, particularly this of all, this is the jubilee year for the queen. she's celebrating 70 years on the throne. the summer to have big celebrations, marking that i think many will be relieved that there won't be the spectacle overshadowing those celebrations. now at the beijing winter olympics, russian figure skater, camilla valley ava, is back on the ice for the 1st time. since the court of arbitration for sports allowed her to compete despite testing positive for doping, the 13 year old made and impressive school of $82.00 to give her the lead of the women's short program. she stumbled on her opening jump but regained composure. and then broke into tears after completing her routine for labors team claims, her positive drug test was the result

they could have been hugely embarrassing for prince andrew, and indeed, not just prince andrew, the royal family by association as well. they are likely to be breathing a huge sigh of relief today. this case has reached a settlement that there won't be the public spectacle media frenzy surrounding a trial, particularly this of all, this is the jubilee year for the queen. she's celebrating 70 years on the throne. the summer to have big celebrations mocking not. i think many will be relieved that there won't be the spectacle overshadowing those celebrations. a full president of honduras, kwan orlando hernandez, is in police cost the day after being detained, just 3 weeks after leaving office. he's wanted by the united states for legit ties to drug trafficking. hernandez denies any wrong doing dramatic scenes in miss upmarket suburb of the hunter and capitol police had come to arrest the man who only weeks ago, let the country faced with overwhelming force for president, one alondo hernandez surrendered himself to the officers at his gates. cheering crowds lined the streets as he was driven

first, prince charles. charity, the prince's foundation, over allegations that honours and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said... the man who is expected to be at the centre of the investigation is michael fawcett, chief executive of the prince's foundation until his recent resignation. he's worked for charles for decades. he used to be the prince's valet. in a statement, clarence house said... and then, to prince andrew and the continuing questions around his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, variously estimated to be costing him anything up to £12 million. it's not thought andrew has that kind of spare cash, so will the queen have to help him? if andrew goes to the queen for help, more than likely, the money will come from the duchy of lancaster, which is effectively the queen's cash cow. last year, it brought her about £22 million in money. and it's really rental income from a portf

first, prince charles. is to be a former police investigation into his charity over allegations that honors and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said officers liaise to with the foundation about the findings of an investigation into fundraising practices pair the foundation provided a number of relevant documents. the assessment determinedn investigation will commence. there have been no arrests or interviews under cauon should the man who is expected to be at the center of the investigation is chief executive of the foundation until his recent regulation should -- recent resignation. he used to be the prince's valet pig in statement, clarence house said the prince of wales had no knowledge of the alleged offer of honors or bitter citizenship on the basis of donation to his chities pit==. and then to p of his out-of-court settlement. estimated to because to him anything up to 12 million pounds. it is

oh britain's prince. andrew has reached a settlement with his accuser, virginia do frame, and a sexual assault lawsuit of papers filed by you for his lawyers did not disclose the amount of the financial settlement. virginia drew for a suit the prince for damages, claiming that she was trafficked by the late jeffrey epstein and forced to have sex with the prince. i hope when she was 17 years old. or for more now i'm joined by our correspondent charlotte chosen bill. she is in london, she's covering this story for charlotte. it's good to see you. why has prince andrew agreed to this settlement and do we know why it is now? of course those details haven't been disclosed. that means that we can only speculate here as to some of this will come as a bit of surprise, surprise both candidates, including prince andrew's team, had suggested that they wanted to take this case all the way to trial prince andrew saying that he wanted to clear his name in court, both public clean, very good font. if you speak to some l

with the prince. when she was 17 years old. or for more now i'm thrown by our correspondent charlotte jose until she is in london. she is covering this story, forrest charlotte, it's good to see you. why has prince andrew agreed to this settlement and do we know why it is now? of course, those details haven't been disclosed. that means that we can only speculate here as to some of this will come as a bit of surprise, surprise both candidates, including prince andrew's team, has suggested that they wanted to take this case all the way to trial prince andrew saying that he wanted to clear his name in court, but it's publicly very dog font. if you speak to some legal experts in the us, they was saying that an out of court settlement was always the most likely outcome here. indeed, out of court settlements in cases like this, all very frequent in the united states. now on the question of timing, there are some advantages for prince andrew in settling this case. now we know that he was facing a deposition

when her son, prince charles ascends the throne, essentially shall be known as queen camilla. the monarchy is often seen to represent tradition, but the aging queen has been able to adapt over the years. she has managed to provide this sense of continuity and stability, but at the same time remained relevant because of the way that she seems to have understood that the monarchy does need to adapt and to change in order to thrive and over time, over so many years and a such a period of change seats, he has already worked to build a connection with the public a legacy that queen elizabeth the 2nd will hope the rest of the royal family can maintain. well as bring indeed up the charlotte chelsea pill who is currently in london. the charlotte. this is a big day for the queen and very few more ask it to celebrate a platinum jubilee. try and just take a step back to really consider exactly what that means. she has been on through the throne because 7 decades now during that time, over seeing a period of extraordinary change of britain. just just think about it, the end of the british

harry, _ government have had with prince harry, and — government have had with prince harry, and andreworward to the celebrations and the letter says thank you for your— and the letter says thank you for your loyalty and support. so that it had taken — your loyalty and support. so that it had taken the chance to take stock of 70 _ had taken the chance to take stock of 70 years — had taken the chance to take stock of 70 years. today will be very much reflecting _ of 70 years. today will be very much reflecting personally for the queen and it— reflecting personally for the queen and it is— reflecting personally for the queen and it is the day her father died, so it— and it is the day her father died, so it is— and it is the day her father died, so it is a — and it is the day her father died, so it is a bittersweet day for her and the — so it is a bittersweet day for her and the first accession day she also ceiebrates— and the first accession day she also celebrates without prince philip. so this year— celebrates without prince philip. so this year there will be a lot of things— this year

prince andrew has been cool. talk the nice sexual assault allegations, the full out of which is ongoing and very public will strenuously deny those allegations. and then of course, there is her grand fun. prince harry and his wife megan, stepping back from royal duties. moving to the u. s. making a series of very controversial allegations about the royal family. and what's the now very famous interview with oprah winfrey, but throughout that time, in the most recent control sees the queen really has been able to, to step back from it. in fact, her strength is often in her silence and had dignity around these control receives . so to so many people here, she remains extremely popular. the grandmother, really of the nation. the queen also announced that charles's wife kamilah will receive the title of queen consort once her son ascends to the throne. what's been the reaction to that? that's right. this has been a really long running question. what would her title be one child since this throw in there had been some

, led i would imagine by the prince of wales, has now said enough _ the prince of wales, has now saidsaid enough is enough, we cannot tolerate this any— enough is enough, we cannot tolerate this any longer, you must settle. now, _ this any longer, you must settle. now. this — this any longer, you must settle. now, this statement, carefully crafted — now, this statement, carefully crafted by the lawyers, this out—of—court settlement, virginia giuffre _ out—of—court settlement, virginia giuffre has — out—of—court settlement, virginia giuffre has not withdrawn her allegations, she is receiving this substantial donation, but importantly, most importantly, from the point _ importantly, most importantly, from the point of— importantly, most importantly, from the point of view of andrew, no admission— the point of view of andrew, no admission of liability. so, could there— admission of liability. so, could there be — admission of liability. so, could there be a — admission of liability. so, could there be a route back to public life for andrew? there be a route back to public life forandrew?

. >> she adored prince charles. she wanted to be part of the royal family, to be a credit to the monarchy. she wanted to show the world and camilla, look who i am. look what he's got. >> the true diana came out. she has a backbone. she knows she is being seen by camilla. i'm about to marry the future king of england. >> diana frances, wilt thou have this man to thy wedded husband? >> i have made it. i'm here. you're there. i won. you lost. ♪ >>> on monday we'd gone for our last rehearsal, and that's when the camera lights were on. >> about 3,000 built up, their enthusiasm unmistakable. prince charles was so relaxed he nearly came to grief on the top step. when it was over he clasped diana's hand reassuredly and unaffectedly. >> she was photogenic. she was young. she was beautiful. the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story, but behind the scenes a whole different story was playing out, a story of struggle, a story of a 19-year-old girl, naive in this world, trying to find herself. >> here at

the prince, who denies the allegations, will give evidence on march the 10th.shkar, attended by huge crowds and the prime minister, narendra modi. known as the nightingale of india , she was 92. and earned her a huge global following. during her career she recorded tens of thousands of songs in more than 30 languages lending her voice to many bollywood heroines. i'm joined now by the asian network's entertainment reporter haroon rashid good to see you put under tragic circumstances. you tweeted earlier that there would be no bollywood without lata mangeshkar. shall we start on that, for those not familiar with her work, explain the role she played. familiar with her work, explain the role she played-— role she played. absolutely. the reason i chose _ role she played. absolutely. the reason i chose those _ role she played. absolutely. the reason i chose those words - reason i chose those words specifically is because ever since i was born when i think of bollywood, lata mangeshkar�*s voice is so integral to the experience of bollywood cinema and when you think o

in the news, britain's prince. andrew has reached an out of court settlement with a woman who accused him of sexual assault. virginia juice re says the abuse happened 20 years ago when she was 17 year old. jeffrey says she was traffic to prince andrew by the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. the prince has repeatedly denied the allegations. a statement says prince andrew regrets his association with epstein and commands the bravery of mister frey and other survivors and standing out for themselves and others. he pledges to demonstrate his regret for this association with epstein by supporting the fight against the evils of sex trafficking, and by supporting its victims. let's bring in clear finkelstein, she's faculty director of the center for ethics and the rule of law at the university of pennsylvania. she joins us on skype class finkelstein welcome to al jazeera. so the queen's 3rd child 9th in line to the throne is innocent because he's not being found guilty. well, this is a civil suit. remember, this wa

that is what prince andrew has now done.mission of liability, but with the promise of a substantial donation to virginia if to fray -- virginia giuffre's charity. " prince andrew has never intended to malign ms. giuffre's character and acknowledges she suffered as a victim of abuse and public attacks. it is known that jeffrey epstein traffic many young girls over the years. prince andrew regrets his association with epsin and commends the bravery of ms. gi uffre and others in" standing up this contrasts an interview in where he said he had no sympathy for virginia giuffre and did not regret the relationship with jeffrey epstein. >> the people i was with and the opportunities and things i was willing to learn, either by him more because of him, were very useful. nicholas: legal observers say andrew had little choice but to settle. >> out-of-court settlements, as we know, are most often used to keep things private. in his wording, he acknowledges that virginia giuffre is an established victim of sexual abuse. nicholas: bucking

. >>> what's next for prince andrew? hours after the bombshell settlement in the sexual abuse lawsuit rocking the british family, the reaction from london and the question, where will the settlement money come from? >>> extreme weather warning. what the government is now saying about sea levels along the u.s. coast. one expert calling it a wake-up call. elsewhere the dramatic new flood emergency. images just coming in. and from southern california, the major hailstorm. >>> breaking overnight, anger over covid restrictions in school leads to big change, even in liberal san francisco. >>> breaking from beijing. an overtime thriller for the u.s. men's hockey team. >>> and later, forget radar detectors, police now have noise detectors on the road. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with president biden's new warning about the standoff with russia. >> he says if vladimir putin attacks ukraine, it will be a bloody, destructive war, and he says 150,000 russian troops are now standing by in the region. >>> meanwhile,

prince andrew regrets his association with epstein and commends the bravery of ms.re and other survivors in standing up for themselves and others. today' statement contrasts sharply with andrew's interview where he showed no sympathy for epstein's victims and expressed no regret for his friendship with epstein. >> do you regret your friendship with epstein? >> still not. the reason being, the people that i met and the opportunities i was given to learn either by him or because of him were actually very useful. reporter: legal oervers said andrew had little choice but to settle. >> out of what settlements we know are most often used to keep it private, to avoid admission of guilt. this is not an admission of guilt, but it is something. he has given her something. he said he acknowledges virginia giuffre is an established victim of sexuaabuse. reporter: buckingham palace offered no comment, but one thing is certain. this out-of-court settlement will be a huge relief to the royal family. the prospect of a courthouse was not when they relished, to put it mildly. >> for

prince charles' charity, the prince's foundation,inflation reaches another 30—year high. the english police force that has apologised to a former surveillance investigator after he was subjected to "toxic racial abuse" — there are now calls for an independent investigation into bullying and sexism there. parts of the uk are bracing themselves for the arrival of storm dudley in what is set to be a challenging few days of winter weather. tributes are paid to the king of bollywood disco, who has day at the age of 69. —— who has died at the age of 69. —— who has died at the age of 69. —— who has died at the age of 69. hello and welcome to bbc news. the secretary—general of the western alliance nato has warned of contradictory messages from russia over its intentions in ukraine, despite claims from moscow that it's withdrawing some forces from the border. jens stoltenberg said russia appeared to be continuing its military build—up, although the fact it was still open to diplomacy was grounds for cautious optimism. today, moscow indicated