charles leclerc. the a former, a good weekend for charles leclerc. . , ., ., leclerc. the headlines are full of charles the _ leclerc. the headlines are full of charles the princend that i leclerc. the headlines are full of charles the prince and that the l charles the prince and that the ferrari headquarters they put up a red flag at the entrance for every victory. it is exciting for the championship because they are pretty close on points. max verstappen of course still reading and until it's time to go france and ferrari said they have the help and motivation now for the entire team with this result, that they can still win. [30 result, that they can still win. do ou feel result, that they can still win. do you feel ferrari would be under pressure now perhaps to throw their weight behind charles leclerc? if you look at the sprint race on saturday, both ferrari drivers were drawing with each other side by side and wheel to wheel next to each other through the corners. it was super exciting for the fans and for us but it timed the ferrari chances on points possibility so sooner or later i do expect them to call a number one status. just later i do expect them

the main story -- prince's honour. yes, this is the story about — -- prince's honour. yes, this is the story about prince _ -- prince's honour. yes, this is the story about prince charles'sco—village in scotland where 771 houses were meant to be built in line with the prince's sustainable approach to architecture and development, but actually, only 31 were built in the end. the suggestion is that many houses were bought up by lord brownlow, and as a result, the prince awarded him and honour and also let him use one of his properties for his birthday. this does not look good for prince charles. it is now the second story in the last few days that cast doubt over his... how would i put it? over his decision—making. it comes in the aftermath of the prince privately making criticisms about the government's plans to deport asylum—seekers to rwanda. i think there are some who will say that the fact that these stories have now been released and seen the light of day is not unconnected to that, but certainly, it raises questions about the prince's decision—making, which given other stories we have tonight about the queen rolling back her own role in terms of active participation

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to the bin laden family, there are a wealthy saudi family or their reporting is prince charles receivedother. two of them are half brothers of osama bin laden of course, the man who masterminded the 9/11 terrorist attacks in new york and he was disavowed by the family decades ago and it is worth noting. but what is striking about this and in some ways, this would be the case, elements denied by sources close to prince charles is that there is advisers were warning against accepting these donations because of the very obvious headlines, generated by how it looks for the future king to be accepting charitable donations from the bin laden family, no matter how broken the relationship to osama bin laden may have been. just the relationship to osama bin laden may have been-— may have been. just because you alluded to it. _ may have been. just because you alluded to it, the _ may have been. just because you alluded to it, the response - may have been. just because you i alluded to it, the response because the accusation in the meat of the article is if there were advisers saying this will loo

the prince. and speaking of the royal family, this week, this week, we found out that prince charles, the queen'sghtly less-embarrassing son, has a very unusual way of funding his charities. >> royal sources say tonight that prince charles will no longer personally handle large cash donations for his charities. >> the prince came under fire over reports he had been handed a cash donation totaling $3 million euros, some stuffed into a suitcase from a former qatari prime minister several years ago. >> clarence house says it followed the correct processes regarding those donations. royal officials say they dispute many of the details in that report. >> trevor: yeah, so in case you're a little bit lost tturns out, after an investigation, they found that prince charles had received suitcases full of cash from a qatari. and he was like, "this is for my charity." and now says, i realize this was wrong and i will no longer do it." i love how they say, "prince charles will no longer accept suitcases full of cash." like he just realized this was a shady thing to do. "all right, all right, no cash in a suit

the report saying prince charles' charity allegedly accepted more than a million dollars from the family of osama bin laden. how the prince is responding. >>> demanding answers. the family of brianna grier ier distraught over her death after she fell out of a moving police car. the new body camera video and what they're saying this morning. >>> sizing up seats. the faa interested in your "bottom line," looking for your feedback when you take to the skies. will it lead to a more comfortable flight? >>> and beyonce dance party. fans in times square celebrating "renaissance." while someone is celebrating as the nation's newest billionaire, the advice for the big winner. >>> good morning on this sunday. we begin with president biden in isolation at the white house after testing positive for covid again. his doctors saying it's one of the uncommon cases of rebound positivity after finishing a course of the antiviral medication paxlovid. >> that's after the president was out in public on wednesday following two negative tests. we'll speak with dr. brownstein about how this drug works and why t

should add an allegedly here, another example of prince charles — here, another example of prince charles at — here, another example of prince charles at the potentates delivered in suitcases and shopping bags. and if this story— suitcases and shopping bags. and if this story is — suitcases and shopping bags. and if this story is true, it's another terrible — this story is true, it's another terrible bit _ this story is true, it's another terrible bit of pr. we know nowadays the world _ terrible bit of pr. we know nowadays the world is _ terrible bit of pr. we know nowadays the world is run by pr. it's all about— the world is run by pr. it's all about optics and how things look. the fact— about optics and how things look. the fact this has made the front page _ the fact this has made the front page of— the fact this has made the front page of the sunday times, the suggestion that he or his charity has accepted money from the family of 0sama _ has accepted money from the family of 0sama bin laden, and i hasten to add to— of 0sama bin laden, and i hasten to add to the _ of 0sama bin laden, and i hasten to add to the people involved had no in

the prince of wales accepted a payment of £1 million from the family of 0sama bin laden according to a report in the sunday times. prince charlesshire police said lithuanian national deividas skebas, 22, the prince of wales accepted a payment of £1 million from the family of 0sama bin laden according to a report in the sunday times. prince charles accepted the money from two of the infamous al-qaeda leader's half—brothers in 2013, two years after he was killed. 0ur royal correspondentjonny dymond says it doesn't appear that he's done anything technically wrong. there are lots of good, ethical and logical explanations, legal explanations for what's going on. but it is not a good look for the heir to the throne. there's no doubt about that. the palace says this was a decade ago. all the necessary checks were made. you don't disown an entire family because of the actions of one son. and it disputes a lot of the detail in the newspaper stories today, but it does not dispute the donation. and when i asked a source at the palace if he thought that donation would have been made had they known it was going to be made public, there was

prince charles, he arrived in _ impressive. you mentioned prince charles, he arrived in an - impressive. you mentioned prince charles, he arrived in an aston - charles, he arrived in an aston martin with thee, does this signet ring set this all off? i had a check on that, apparently it doesn't. so he was ok. see you both in about 35 minutes' time. that is our first look at the papers, we'll be back for a second look in about 35 minutes' time. hello, it's time for some sport on the bbc news channel, i'm hugh ferris. the 22nd commonwealth games have been officially opened in birmingham among a celebration of the city's diversity and heritage. the sporting action begins tomorrow, but the opening ceremony has kicked off the event in some style — a giant animatronic bull was one of the most impressive moments at the alexander stadium. over 2,000 performers were taking orders from peaky blinders creator steven knight, who was executive producer. the games run until 8 august with 6,500 athletes competing in 280 medal events. the games will mark a huge moment for birmingham. from funding for sports, to hospitality and potential legacy — what do these games mean for the people in the city at the h

beijing agreed on the transfer of the former colony and staged a lavish ceremony with the participation of prince charles prime minister and british foreign secretary china was represented by the communist leader of the zanjin. hong kong has acquired the status of a special administrative region. china for a period of 50 years, what will happen next is still unknown. that was the day in history. hello on the air, the legal program vesti duty and with you tatyana petrova, former metropolitan officials who were convicted a month and a half ago for negligence and the death of children in a park hotel on syamozero in karelia they were released. the moscow city court satisfied the appeal of the defense in mid- may, the basmanny court of the capital appointed 4 1/2 years. imprisonment of tatyana barsukova, deputy department of labor and social protection of the population of moscow, and four years in prison. head of the department for organizing work with families and children of the department of social protection elena semkina in june 2016. they sent the children to a camp in karelia where 14 children died d

the bbc apologising yesterday over the false claims over prince charles and the farmer prince's nannyionship with the royalfamily._ see the media's relationship with the royalfamily.— the royalfamily. yes, it is. it's a very sweet— the royalfamily. yes, it is. it's a very sweet photograph - the royalfamily. yes, it is. it's a very sweet photograph of - the royalfamily. yes, it is. it's a very sweet photograph of prince| very sweet photograph of prince george taken by his mother who is emerging as a very keen amateur photographer, taking lots of photographs of her children that turn up on the front pages. i think it is interesting. i wonder sometimes whether the papers are trying to rediscover when they put these photographs of the rails on their front pages, that thing that happened when they used to put princess diana on different pages and they use to have huge sales because princess diana sold newspapers. and i think that that is a difficult relationship with the royal family. a difficult relationship with the royalfamily. but i really a difficult relationship with the royal family

the country bit. from leeds to birmingham. prince charleseremony of the commonwealth games. and now birmingham please welcome to the alexander stadium their royal highnesses the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. | highnesses the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall.— the duchess of cornwall. i have to say quickly _ the duchess of cornwall. i have to say quickly it _ the duchess of cornwall. i have to say quickly it does _ the duchess of cornwall. i have to say quickly it does now _ the duchess of cornwall. i have to say quickly it does now run - the duchess of cornwall. i have to say quickly it does now run on - say quickly it does now run on a combination, a by—product of wine manufacture and way for making cheese. . . . cheese. that is a win-win combination. _ turn one. national anthem. god save the queen. our soprano, a graduate of the birmingham conservator r. and eyes to the skies. wow, it never gets old, does it? the wonderful red arrows. . red arrows, led by red 1 squadron leader tom bould and in red 5, david simmond

what we saw at the most recent set up and was that prince charles took place with camilla beside him.queen is going to be doing. one of those things was that normally her duties would be both paying and receiving overseas estate visitors, and paying her own visits overseas. that is obviously probably not going to happen again, that has been a lexus might that change under way, aren't we? tote that has been a lexus might that change under way, aren't we? we will talk about that _ change under way, aren't we? we will talk about that more _ change under way, aren't we? we will talk about that more and _ change under way, aren't we? we will talk about that more and the - change under way, aren't we? we will talk about that more and the rest - change under way, aren't we? we will talk about that more and the rest of l talk about that more and the rest of the front page is more a little later, but for the moment, thank you very much. that is it for the papers this hour. lucy and joe will be back at half ii.30pm for another look at the papers. next, in a special interview at the nato summit,

baton was then brought into the stadium, 0lympic gold—medallist tom daly among those doing the honours. prince charlesre she paid tribute to the rich diversity and unity of the commonwealth. the games were officially open and to celebrate, there were fireworks, lots of fireworks and a performance from local favourites duran duran. # and as i try to make my way # through the ordinary world...# they finished with their song 0rdinary world, the organisers hoping these games will be anything but. tim allman, bbc news. the bbc�*s jane dougall is in birmingham — and she has this preview of what we can expect on day one of the sporting events. there has been a party going on here in victoria square as people gather to celebrate the opening of the commonwealth games in birmingham. representatives of 72 territories and nations around the globe will be taking part with 6500 athletes and officials all descending here on birmingham ahead of the events. it's going to be the biggest sporting programme in commonwealth games history, with new sports being added including women's twenty20 cricket, three on three baske

bashir, trying to ingratiate himself with diana, told her brother charles spencer that the royal nanny was allegedly pregnant by prince provide princess diana with false evidence of alexander's connection with the prince charles, moreover, he even forged bank statements that allegedly indicated that people close to diana were paid to spy. behind her is the whole story. as prince william now recalls, the royal family brought a lot of pain. the interview greatly worsened relations. before my parents and hurt countless other people bra. tu or sleep, the story hosted by the bbc took away. she has a life. it is an indescribable sadness to realize that because of the bbc she suffered from fear paranoia and was isolated. i remember this from the last years spent with her martin bashir resigned with impotence and a year ago he apologized for falsifying bank statements, but added that he was not responsible for diana's decision to give him an interview, the former nanny of the princes admitted that she was relieved after the truth became public the public. although upset by the fact that it took 30 years and the intervention o

the prince of wales accepted a payment of £1 million from the family of osama bin laden according to a report in the sunday times. prince charles money from two of the infamous al-qaeda leader's half—brothers in 2013, two years after he was killed. 0ur royal correspondent, jonny dymond, joins me now. has prince charles done anything wrong here? it does not appear he has done anything wrong from the reports we have and there are lots of good ethical and logical explanations, legal explanations, but it is not a good look, no doubt about that. the palace says it was a decade ago, all necessary checks were made, you do not disown an entire family because of the actions of one. it speaks of the detail in the newspaper stories to date but it does not dispute the donation. when i asked a source if he thought the donation would have been made had they known it was going to be made public, there was a very long silence. there has been a drip, drip, drip about revelations about how the prince's charities have raised funds in the past and it is a very unhappy backdrop to his charitable work.— conservative leadership hopeful rishi sunak ha

baton was then brought into the stadium — olympic gold medallist tom daly among those doing the honours. prince charlesting the queen, read out a message on her behalf, where she paid tribute to the rich diversity and unity of the commonwealth. the games were officially open and to celebrate, there were fireworks, lots of fireworks and a performance from local favourites duran duran. # and as i try to make my way. # through the ordinary world. they finished with their song 0rdinary world, the organisers hoping these games will be anything but. tim allman, bbc news. we will speak about netballer a little later in the programme. we have been to meet one player who has become quite a role model for young girls right across africa, so do stay tuned for that. the governor of the american state of kentucky says flash floods caused by torrential rains have killed eight people, including a woman aged 81. andy beshear described the floods, which have hit areas in the appalachian mountains, as "historic and ongoing" and said he feared further deaths as several people were missing. gareth barlow has more. this is

commonwealth games have begun in birmingham with the opening ceremony marking the start of 11 days of competition. prince charles duchess of cornwall attended the ceremony which told the story of the city of birmingham and was headlined by durant durant. jane dougal is in victoria park with this preview. jane: there has been a party going on here as people gather to celebrate the commonwealth games. representatives from 72 nations and territories around the globe will be taking part with 6500 athletes and officials descending on birmingham ahead of the events. it is going to be the biggest sporting program in commonwealth games history with new sports being added including women's cricket, three on three basketball and mixed synchronized swimming. the events themselves begin friday. they are the most inclusive to date with a record 42 para sports that will be running concurrently. more medals will be available for women than men for the first time ever. on the stage, 16 gold medals up for grabs. the rst, men's and women's triathlon. and then men's gymnastics finals. the afternoon, track cycling. more than one po

the commonwealth games have begun in birmingham, with the opening ceremony marking the start of competition. prince charlesry of the city of birmingham and was headlined by the band duran duran. 0ur sports correspondent jane dougall is in birmingham's victoria park and sent this preview of the games. there's been a party going on here in victoria square as people gather to celebrate the opening of these commonwealth games in birmingham. representatives from 72 nations and territories around the globe will be taking part with 6500 athletes and officials all descending here on birmingham ahead of the events. it's going to be the biggest sporting programme in commonwealth games history, with new sports being added, including women's 2020 cricket, three on three basketball and mixed synchronised swimming. the events themselves begin on friday and they are the most inclusive to date with a record 42 para sports that will be running concurrently at the games and also more medals will be available for the women's competitors than for the men's for the first time ever on the first day. 16 gold medals are up for gr

skateboard ramps celebrating its gritty present. 0rganisers say it's the biggest in the event's history. prince charlesill represent the queen tonight and performances will include local music and dance groups, emphasising birmingham's diversity. more than 5,000 athletes from 72 nations and territories will take part over the next 11 days. athletes will compete in 19 sports and 280 medal events and for the first time there will be more medals for women than for men and the para events will be included as part of the main games. phil mackie reports. cheering and applause. the queen's baton is on its final leg. first stop, birmingham's jewellery quarter, where the medals that they will be competing for tomorrow have been made. and this is where it will finish tonight, at the alexander stadium, where they are making final preparations for the opening ceremony. final preparations for the opening ceremony. they have released these pictures from the dress rehearsals. the show�*s director is peaky blinders creator stephen knight, so it will celebrate both the west midlands and the commonwealth. one of the sta

bashir, trying to rub himself in trust in diana, told her brother charles spencer that the royal nanny was allegedly pregnant by princebashir did not hesitate to provide princess diana with false evidence of alexander's connection with prince charles; moreover, he even forged bank statements that allegedly indicated that people close to diana were paid to spy. behind her is the whole story. as prince william now recalls brought, the royal family many more interviews greatly worsened the relationship between my parents and hurt countless a number of other people's brother or prince harry's stated that bars played on their mother's fears in order to be interviewed and in the end, the whole dirty story hosted by the bbc took away. she has a life. it is an indescribable sadness to realize that because of the bbc she suffered from fear paranoia and was isolated. i remember this from the last years spent with her martin bashir resigned from impotence well a year ago he apologized for falsifying bank statements, but added that he did not bear any responsibility for diana's decision to give him interview, the former nanny of

the royal institution. that's an organization where prince charles of the patron and queen elizabeth cousin, the duke of kent is the president. now, as for the message that was delivered by this campaign, they reportedly worked with a prominent youtube or with the goal of convincing the public to support getting the job. the findings will be used to devise a campaign that utilizes youtube or abigail thorne's existing platform to achieve a measurable cognitive shift in the target audience. this will be achieved by incorporating a defined thought driven action is the outcome of the approach. and it doesn't stop there from facebook. hiring a former nato press officer to lead it's global intelligence strategy to twitter, hiring dozens of former f b. i. agents and recent gears to handle everything from crisis management to information integrity. the same social media platforms that have been known to profit off of and miss handle your data are continuing to increase their ties with the u. s. intelligence community. but the fact is slipping under the radar while they're busy targeting, so called dis information th

new language making it clear that other members of the royal family will be assuming some of her responsibilities. we've seen her son, prince charlesam. her majesty is not bowing out altogether. we saw her leading the family for events up in scotland last week. her mobility issues not holding her back. this morning, the palace acknowledging the changes but saying, quote, they are not drastic. eva? >> lama, thank you. janai? >>> still coming up on our "gma morning menu," becky is back with even more july 4th deals that you can score right now. >>> also this morning, chris hemsworth tells us all about his new marvel movie "thor: love and thunder." including what he thinks about a possible thor 5. >>> plus, our sunscreen survival guide. the facts and falsehoods about protecting our skin from the sun >>> and we're grilling out in times square. joe isidori is sharing his master chef tips for the best cookout ever. we'll be right back. ♪ onth injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a

watch out for exactly how the royal guests arrive. 0rganisers say it's the biggest in the event's history. prince charlesqueen tonight and performances will include local music and dance groups, emphasising birmingham's diversity. more than 5,000 athletes from 72 nations and territories will take part over the next 11 days. athletes will compete in 19 sports and 280 medal events and for the first time there will be more medals for women than for men — and the games will include a fully integrated para sport programme. phil mackie reports. cheering and applause. the queen's baton is on its final leg. first stop, birmingham's jewellery quarter, where the medals that they'll be competing for tomorrow have been made. the last stop will be opening ceremony. these pictures are from the dress rehearsals. the show�*s director is peaky blinders creator stephen knight, so it will celebrate both the west midlands and the commonwealth. in the city, excitement is building. one, two, three, go! this is the festival park in victoria square. the commonwealth teams have arrived and are taking it all in. it is very majest

commonwealth games have begun in birmingham, with the opening ceremony marking the start of ten days of competition. prince charlesthe city of birmingham, and was headlined by the band duran duran. 0ur sports correspondent jane dougall is in brimingham's victoria park, and sent this preview of the games. there's been a party going on here in victoria square as people gather to celebrate the opening of these commonwealth games in birmingham. representatives from 72 nations and territories around the globe will be taking part with 6500 athletes and officials all descending here on birmingham ahead of the events. it's going to be the biggest sporting programme in commonwealth games history, with new sports being added, including women's 2020 cricket, three on three basketball and mixed synchronised swimming. the events themselves begin on friday and they are the most inclusive to date with a record a2 para sports that will be running concurrently at the games and also more medals will be available for the women's competitors than for the men's for the first time ever on the first day. 16 gold medals are up for grabs,

the prince of wales accepted a payment of £1 million from the family of 0sama bin laden according to a report in the sunday times. prince charlesexplanations for what's going on. but it is not a good look for the heir to the throne. there's no doubt about that. the palace says this was a decade ago. all the necessary checks were made. you don't disown an entire family because of the actions of one son. and it disputes a lot of the detail in the newspaper stories today, but it does not dispute the donation. and when i asked a source at the palace if he thought that donation would have been made had they known it was going to be made public, there was a very long silence. there's been a drip, drip, drip of revelations about how the prince's charities have raised funds in the past, and it is a very unhappy backdrop to his work. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello. then we had a little bit of welcome rain moving its way across england and wales so far this morning, but that is now starting to ease away. for the remainder of the day, we see cloudy skies and a few isolated showers with the best of the suns

the opening ceremony takes place in birmingham tonight. prince charlesde the alexander stadium, with millions more watching around the world. someone who knows the alexander stadium in birminham very well is the midlands' very own denise lewis. the track and field athlete won gold in herfirst commonwealth games in canada in 1994, and her second in kuala lumpur in 1998. she's been sharing what it means to have the games so close to home. my childhood, growing up in wolverhampton, travelling back and forth to birmingham was literally like a ritual. i hustled and bustled through new street station. i was a regular child, but with big ambitions. if i remember visiting the alexander stadium for the first time as a school athlete. walking into the stadium in awe. i had never seen stands like it. i loved it. and subsequently over the years, it has just been my second home. my mum came overfrom jamaica in her teens and she had me, and so life was just very simple. we were just a team. but very early on she instilled in me that love of the caribbean, that jamaica

bashir, trying to ingratiate himself with diana, told her brother charles spencer that the royal nanny was allegedly pregnant by princeharles but had an abortion. bashir did not hesitate to provide princess diana with false evidence of alexander’s connection with prince charles, moreover, he even forged bank statements that allegedly indicated that people close to diana were paid to spy on him the whole story, as now remembering prince william brought a lot to the royal family more interviews greatly worsened the relationship. between my parents and hurting countless other people a bbc-sponsored sordid story took her life. it is an indescribable sadness to realize that because of the bbc she suffered from fear paranoia and was in isolation. i remember this from the last years spent with her martin bashir resigned from impotence and a year ago he apologized for falsifying bank statements, but added that he did not bear any responsibility for diana's decision to give him an interview, the former nanny of the princes admitted that she was relieved after how did the truth become public knowledge? although upset by the fac

the bbc is to pay damages to prince charles�* former personal assistant over claims made about her toecure a panorama interview with princess diana. families across the uk count the cost of losing their homes in this week's wildfires. no ordinary telescope — for the first time, scientists will be able to detect the smashing together of neutron stars. and coming up on the bbc news channel, a peak tv audience of 7.6 million viewers tune in to see the lionesses book their place in the semifinals of euro 2022. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the foreign secretary, liz truss, says the treasury's economic policies have failed to deliver growth for two decades, including the past 12 years of conservative rule. she's rejected concerns that the tax cuts she's promised if she becomes the next prime minister would increase inflation. ms truss and her conservative leadership rival, rishi sunak, are now setting out their pitches to win over the party membership, who will have the deciding vote over the summer. our political correspondent iain watson reports. his report contains

yes visit now is this upstairs at the white house upstairs in the private quarters the prince charles and princess diana arrived and they greeted the press downstairs on the floor floor level ground floor, and then they went upstairs for cocktails. and is this the yellow oval room this? yes the yellow oval room and i had very strict instructions that once the line is over. we didn't want to we didn't want to make the princess uncomfortable. so i was to stop shooting until one of their guests said oh i must have this picture this picture this picture where upon the usher quickly got a hold of me and said, what are you doing? i said well, they need those pictures and princess diana's in the picture and was like, oh, okay. and that is greeting mrs. reagan's very best friend in the world, betsy bloomingdale. and do you see anybody else in that picture way toward the back? whose photobombing you am i in that heat? he we notice this one we were screening these this morning. you're in this photograph. well, it's like the one i the picture i forgot to include in this series is i have the pict

to the uk now, where prince charles has accepted a payment of one million pounds from the family of 0sama13, two years after he was killed. 0ur royal correspondent jonny dymond has more. it jonny dymond has more. is not a good look there's no it is not a good look there's no doubt about that. the pala says this was a decade ago, all the necessary checks are made, you don't disown the entire family for the action of 1's own. it speaks a lot of the detail in the newspaper stories today but does not dispute the donation when i ask your source at the palace if he thought that donation would have been made had they known it was good to be made public, it was a very long silence. there's been a drip, drip, drip of revelations about how the princes charities have raised funds in the past and has a very unhappy backdrop to his work. the american actress, nichelle nichols, best known for playing lieutenant uhura in the original 1960s series of star trek has died at the age of eighty— nine. her role was trailblazing — she was one of the first black actresses on american tv to play an authority figu