cameron walker, your thoughts? >> it certainly does. i mean, this is clearly going to come as a huge shock to our gb news viewers and listeners. i think it's important to say from the offsets that the princess remains in good spirits and is very much focused on her recovery. i think we saw from her very open and honest statements there how much, how much she appreciates the love and support that members of the pubuc and support that members of the public have given her over the last few months following that abdominal surgery. this subsequent cancer diagnosis , subsequent cancer diagnosis, this and also taking the time there to explain to us, the british public explaining the cancer to her three young children, george, charlotte and louis. but also the plea for privacy, saying that we now need some time , space and privacy some time, space and privacy while i complete my treatment . while i complete my treatment. so this is what we know. i can tell you that that video was filmed on wednesday in windsor. of course, she underwent abdomina

cameron walker, your thoughts? >> it certainly does. mean, this is clearly going to come as a huge shock to our gb news viewers and listeners. i think it's important to say from the offsets that the princess remains in good spirits and is very much focused on her recovery. i think we saw from her very open and honest statements there how much, how much she appreciates the love and support that members of the pubuc and support that members of the public have given her over the last few months following that abdominal surgery. this subsequent cancer diagnosis , subsequent cancer diagnosis, this and also taking the time there to explain to us, the british public explaining the cancer to her three young children, george, charlotte and louis. but also the plea for privacy, saying that we now need some time , space and privacy some time, space and privacy while i complete my treatment . while i complete my treatment. so this is what we know. i can tell you that that video was filmed on wednesday in windsor. of course, she underwent abdominal

our royal correspondent cameron walker has more. cameron, what's he had to say? he has james middleton has posted on instagram a childhood photograph of him and his older sister catherine. he says over the years we have climbed many mountains together as a family . we will climb this as a family. we will climb this one with you too, and i think that just shows the strength of the middleton family of course, they are very close units. carol and mike, catherine's parents, james of course, pippa and her family as well. george, charlotte, louis and william most definitely. >> well , now let's speak to the >> well, now let's speak to the editor in chief of majesty magazine, ingrid seward, who has also written a wonderful book about king charles and his relationship with his mother . relationship with his mother. ingrid. welcome to the program. your reaction to this shocking news? >> well, i'm sure my reaction was like that of everybody else's. i was shocked , shocked, else's. i was shocked, shocked, and full of admiration that the princess of wales was brave enough an

our royal correspondent cameron walker has more. cameron, what's he had to say?james middleton has posted on instagram a childhood photograph of him and his older sister catherine. he says over the years we have climbed many mountains together as a family . we will climb this as a family. we will climb this one with you too, and i think that just shows the strength of the middleton family of course, they are very close units. carol and mike, catherine's parents, james of course, pippa and her family as well. george, charlotte, louis and william most definitely. >> well , now let's speak to the >> well, now let's speak to the editor in chief of majesty magazine, ingrid seward, who has also written a wonderful book about king charles and his relationship with his mother . relationship with his mother. ingrid. welcome to the program. your reaction to this shocking news? >> well, i'm sure my reaction was like that of everybody else's. i was shocked , shocked, else's. i was shocked, shocked, and full of admiration that the princess of wales was brave enough and strong

but for now, i'm joined in the studio by our royal editor, cameron walker.any, many people upset, shocked, distressed by this news tonight. what can you tell us.7 >> it clearly is a big shock to our viewers and listeners. i think it's important to say at the start that the princess appears to be in good spirits, and she's focused on her recovery, and she says in her very moving statement and message there she chose the appropriate time to let her three young children, prince george, ten, princess charlotte, eight, and prince louis, five, nearly six. about this diagnosis . and to reassure them that i'm going to be okay, we know that that's video , which we've just that's video, which we've just seen was taken on wednesday , was seen was taken on wednesday, was recorded on wednesday in windsor. we know . just to recap windsor. we know. just to recap a little bit, the princess went into hospital to undergo planned abdominal surgery in january. at the time they thought it wasn't cancerous and it was only in post—operative tests that they discovered cancer was pr

cameron walker on the mind of the king. >> yes, it certainly will be.nformed before the public announcement at 6:00 this evening, and he will have some idea of what catherine's going through, because he himself, of course, continuing , course, is continuing, treatments for cancer himself . treatments for cancer himself. slightly different situation, of course. his majesty is head of state. he is carrying on with constitutional duties. and there is more of a legitimate public interest to know what's going on with the health of monarch . with the health of the monarch. but the princess, she but with the princess, she didn't to release didn't have to release a statement want to, statement if she didn't want to, but to. and a but she chose to. and in a personable way, in the form of directly speaking to gb news viewers and listeners and other members of the british public, as well. rather than releasing a statement, it was her words , the statement, it was her words, the way she wanted to deliver them. and i think that's very courageous. >> but it's camilla

, cameron walkerjoins us now. good walkers now. good morning. cameron morning. you and i were discussing this here in the office on monday morning, weren't we, that we'd heard this rumour about the fact that there were doctors trying to seek out these medical records, it's a serious breach of confidential . serious breach of confidential. >> it certainly is. and me and a number of my journalist colleagues have been trying to contact the london clinic this morning as yet, they have not responded apart the responded apart from the statements they sent to the mirror last night, which said, we firmly that all our we firmly believe that all our patients, matter their patients, no matter their status, total privacy patients, no matter their stat|confidentiality1l privacy patients, no matter their stat|confidentiality . privacy patients, no matter their stat|confidentiality . but'acy patients, no matter their stat|confidentiality . but since and confidentiality. but since then, we've had a number of other statements from from variou

so yes, let's get more on this with our royal correspondent cameron walker, who joins us now outside ondon clinic in mayfair. >> and cameron, a pretty stark, almost admission there from the clinic . clinic. >> yeah, it's certainly been a busy hour here, tom, outside the london clinic, as you said, the chief executive appears to acknowledge these allegations . acknowledge these allegations. fans surrounding the london clinic and indeed the potential breach, the alleged breach of the princess of wales's private medical notes. also this hour, the health and care professions council, which kind of is , is council, which kind of is, is head of the standards of clinics such as this said that its standards clearly states that patients information is treated confidentially. but they did not confirm whether or not a registrant, i.e. confirm whether or not a registrant, le. a hospital, is being investigated or a complaint has been made by a patient or somebody else. downing street has also got involved this morning saying that people should get behind the princess of wales. the prime minister's

thank you very much, cameron walker. ing, down with the crown, down, down with the crown down with the crown, not king, which is crown, and not my king, which is just incorrect. he is just factually incorrect. he is your you're british, your king. if you're british, he's your king. might he's your king. you might not like is your king. like him, but he is your king. did you ever go have little republican? >> you know, time. thought >> you know, time. i thought about time. about mitt romney for a time. no. i'm joking. a no. i'm joking, i'm joking. a republican politics joke republican face us politics joke , okay. it was a really bad joke, but coming up, has the republicans. >> oh, right. okay. yes >> oh, right. okay. yes >> okay. okay. but, lee anderson, of course, defecting to reform . we're going to be to reform. we're going to be asking, is it time for him to call a by—election big debate on this very shortly i >> -- >> it's 125. m >> it's 125. you're watching. listening to good afternoon, britain. now lee anderson has

we're joined now by gb news royal correspondent cameron walker windsor walker, who is outside windsor? latest? >> well, ben, there's been an enormous amount of public support here in windsor and indeed around the world overnight since the princess released that very personal message telling the world of her cancer diagnosis. now, early this morning, flowers were left by a member of the public outside windsor castle gates . outside windsor castle gates. the police have taken them inside the grounds. i can now tell you i understand the princess has been informed of those flowers being left for her this morning. of course . last this morning. of course. last night she thanked the public in that message for the kind messages of support over the last few months since her abdominal surgery. it's clearly abdominal surgery. it's clearly a lot for her to take in as well as her husband, prince william, who's whose wife has just who's not a whose wife has just been diagnosed with cancer or has been diagnosed with cancer , has been diagnosed with cancer, andindeed has been diagnosed with cancer,

cameron walker. very nicely put. cameron walker. very nicely put.here, bringing us an update from the royal family. >> yeah. no, it was shocking. it was shocking when i, when i saw that when 6:00 on on friday evening , i don't think many evening, i don't think many people expected it. no. >> and the amount of people who have publicly apologised. yes. for making fun over the photoshopping and everything else and those silly else and all those silly conspiracy theories that were out and about, lots of people are apologising. >> yes, as they should, but, but yes, that's a lesson to everyone , really, in terms of speculation, i guess. >> but lots of you were getting in saying , leave her alone >> but lots of you were getting in respect'ing , leave her alone >> but lots of you were getting in respect her, leave her alone >> but lots of you were getting in respect her privacy her alone >> but lots of you were getting in respect her privacy ,er alone >> but lots of you were getting in respect her privacy , butlone and respect her privacy, but donald trump

cameron walker is with us. cameron walker is with us.cameron walker is with us. cameron walker , let's take the cameron walker, let's take the heat off of she's a woman heat off of her. she's a woman who's struggling with her health. we don't know what's wrong with her, she doesn't wrong with her, and she doesn't have to tell us. it's. it's abdominal surgery , which abdominal surgery, which obviously complicated and difficult. don't know difficult. and we don't know where was going yesterday. where she was going yesterday. maybe more treatment. maybe for more treatment. we don't but when she did don't know, but when she did this photograph, when she edited williams photograph, i can picture the scene. william. that's useless. i'm a much better photographer than you picture had to be of her because it was mother's day. you're useless. i'm going to edit it. leave it to me. they then hand it over to kensington palace, which is a big, sophisticated operation. that's where it went wrong. think perhaps that could >> i think perhaps that could

cameron walker will bnng afternoon. created to champion it and we deliver it day in, day out. >> free speech allows us all to explore and debate openly the issues most important to us. our families and of course, the british people having challenging conversations to enlighten each other. >> which is why we hear all sides of the argument. >> we are the people's channel. >> we are the people's channel. >> we are the people's channel. >> we will always stand by the freedom express yourself on freedom to express yourself on tv, radio and online. >> this is gb news. >> this is gb news. >> britain's news channel >> now. it was one of the late queen's biggest legacies to the commonwealth. and today, the king will pledge to continue to serve at the group best known for all the work they do with the commonwealth. >> so who's calling? senior royals, excluding the king and the princess of wales will attend service . it's attend the service. it's a celebration at westminster abbey, queen camilla is expected to lead the family and

we can talk to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, who is in windsor for us this afternoon , ort drive, afternoon, only a short drive, really, from where william and catherine and their children reside . cameron. good afternoon. reside. cameron. good afternoon. we're not expecting any word from kensington palace, are we, today? but i imagine that there's been lots of well—wishers gathering in windsor who want to pass on their good wishes to the family . their good wishes to the family. >> there certainly is, pip, and there's been an outpouring of love and support for the princess of wales throughout the world. morning we world. early this morning we observed member of the public observed a member of the public laying gates of laying flowers at the gates of windsor castle. here the flowers have taken inside and i do have been taken inside and i do understand that the princess of wales has been informed of those flowers at her residence inside the grounds of windsor castle, aslef cottage, which is where she lives with prince william and her three young children prince george, te

cameron walker has the latest . catherine focus on diana's legacy every day. but of course, happening at the same time that the duchess of sussex launches her new lifestyle blog. more details shortly . details shortly. >> police crack down on county line gangs arresting 1800 suspected drug dealers and seizing eight xl bully dogs. >> also coming up for you this houn >> also coming up for you this hour, pensioners hit out at generous z, claiming youngsters have become lazy. we'll debate that this hour. >> and the sport. good evening for europe. for west ham , for europe. for west ham, liverpool and aston villa. rangers and brighton knocked out. gold cup day at cheltenham with trainer willie mullins looking for his fourth win in six years. and listen, we're better buzzy stinky better than buzzy and stinky punsin better than buzzy and stinky puns in the tennis. a swarm of bees halts play at indian wells morning. >> watch out for a bit of thunder today and also a touch of frost tonight. i'll have more details in the full

our royal correspondent, cameron walker, has the details. on, could i ask you, first of all, i mean, given the risk to the king's health of being with the public, of possibly getting an infection, why do you think the king was so insistent on appearing today ? appearing today? >> good morning, michael, and happy easter to you . i think the happy easter to you. i think the king, if you just listen to what his nephew said last week, peter phillips, he said the king is an incredibly frustrated not to be able to be out and with able to be out and about with members of the public. he said he was saddened to not be able to attend the maundy thursday service this week. and think service this week. and i think the king was very determined to provide some sort of reassurance following the princess of wales's cancer diagnosis and undergoing treatment. it was a huge shock to the public and clearly i think he's aware of this perception of a very, very slimmed down monarchy, indeed at the moment. and the king as well, has a deep faith . he's well, has a d

cameron walker , good to see you. cameron walker, good to see you. thank very much .ank you very much. >> the prime minister has ruled out holding a general election on the 2nd of may, following speculation that he could choose to hold the vote early. >> well, meanwhile, mps are getting another pay rise, bringing their salary to over £91,000 at a time where it's reported that mps clock off earlier in a length of day in the comments. it's now hit a record low, the lowest in 25 years, actually. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> so richard graham, he's going to talk to us. he's the conservative mp for gloucester. good morning richard. explain to me then why you as an mp are worth or going to be worth £91,346 a year. >> the trade tried to make the argument that i'm worth anything . i've always believed that this was a job which was a seven day a week job, probably 15 hours a day on many occasions, and we get on and do it as best as we possibly can individually and collectively. and then somebody else decide what are the rations we should be paid. many of us took a big sort

document of the princess of wales as outrageous. >> well, joining us now is our royal correspondent, cameron walker latest? we know that these three members of staff are under investigation. >> yeah, we absolutely do. the mail is also reporting that those three individuals have been suspended. clearly this is an incredibly serious situation for the hospital because accessing someone's private medical information without their consent and the hospital's consent could be and possibly is a criminal offence because only the people who are directly involved in the treatment of the princess of wales should have access to that information . now, access to that information. now, the information commissioner's office, which is the watchdog which data protection which oversees data protection in the united kingdom, can carry out criminal investigations and prosecutions without the police . prosecutions without the police. it's an offence under the data protection act 2018 to obtain, disclose or retain personal data without the consent of what's called the data controller, so they are currently investigating

about the potential breach. >> okay, let's talk about this now with our royal correspondent, cameron walker. this in in context for us. i mean, people will either fall into the category that this is awful, terrible, or it's awful, this is terrible, or it's awful, this is terrible, or it's a . that's staff a hospital. that's what staff do. yes. a london clinic is >> yes. if a london clinic is the private hospital in central london the princess london where the princess underwent abdominal underwent that abdominal surgery, was there for surgery, she was there for around two weeks now. i have contacted the london clinic this morning. as of yet they have not responded. but what mirror responded. but what the mirror is reporting is at least one member of staff allegedly accesses accessed the princess of wales's private medical information . they also say the information. they also say the mirror that bosses have launched a probe into that, and have contacted kensington palace informing them of the alleged breach, as well as saying that there would be a full investigation now. >> ken, so what doe

hi royal correspondent cameron walker. ling? i know they're already putting flowers down by the wall, aren't they ? the wall, aren't they? >> yes, they certainly were. and a member of the public laid some flowers for the princess outside the gates of windsor castle . the the gates of windsor castle. the police have actually taken them inside of the castle grounds. now the princess lives in adelaide cottage with prince william and her three young children prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis. and it was on wednesday within the grounds of windsor, that the princess that princess recorded that courageous powerful video courageous and powerful video message to the nation . and we've message to the nation. and we've spoken about earlier on about just how rare it is for a member of the royal family to personally discuss their private medical details , essentially medical details, essentially with the world. usually it would be done in the form of a palace statement, either from kensington palace or buckingham palace

of the service this morning , i believe we're going morning, i believe we're going to speak to cameron walkeryal correspondent, who is standing for by us, cameron, we were just looking at those, pictures there of queen camilla, alone. pictured alone, of course, king charles being unwell with his cancer diagnosis. tell us about what's happened today with this service and how the how king, queen camilla is representing the royal family today . royal family today. >> yeah. i mean, it's been a very poignant, service and morning in the afternoon here in worcester . morning in the afternoon here in worcester. emily the morning in the afternoon here in worcester . emily the queen, of worcester. emily the queen, of course, as you say, is alone. his majesty the king was clearly originally meant to be here instead , but he did record an instead, but he did record an audio message at buckingham palace a few weeks ago which has been played out inside worcester cathedral during this maundy thursday service. and i suppose the highlights of his speech was reaffirming his coronation pledge, which was not to

our royal correspondent cameron walker says this was an important moment for the monarch. >> king was very much determined to attend this very important eventin to attend this very important event in the christian calendar. he himself, of course, is head of the church . of england, so he of the church. of england, so he would have had a very strong religious feeling , needing to be religious feeling, needing to be there. but of course, there's another reason, that is to another reason, and that is to provide a message of reassurance to following to the british public following the princess of wales's separate cancer and her treatment. >> meanwhile, the archbishop of canterbury has wished the king and the princess of wales well in an easter sermon at canterbury cathedral, justin welby encouraged the congregation to pray for charles and catherine as they both undergo treatment for cancer. and pope francis has presided over easter mass at the vatican. tens of thousands of people turned out to see the pontiff, and the delivery of his ubi a obe to the city and the world, blessing from the

so that's what they would argue. >> okay, so cameron walker , >> okay, so cameron walker, thank you so so cameron walker, thank you so much forjoining us and talking through what is and talking us through what is just bafflingly petty timing just a bafflingly petty timing of a launch. i can't understand how these these people sort of find the timing to do things in order to annoy each other. it's so childish. also, it's not coincidence. >> they'll have calendars, they'll have, you know, red flags, amber flags for when dates clash and things like this . so they don't launch things without knowing what else is happening. that day. they'll have very much have people very much micromanaging from the micromanaging this from the start. they will have known for months that this the day she months that this was the day she was launching this. they will have known for months that this was award day was diana's legacy award day two. so these aren't coincidences. i don't think they're games. they're playing their games. >> rich people >> and that's what rich people do . but, gb news. reporter ray

. correspondents, cameron walker.think, because of course she's trying to raise money for that statue. um in her constituency to mark the ending of the slave trade. >> yeah, i mean, it was such an iconic dress, wasn't it? martin i think most people came away from the coronation commenting on . s dress by on penny mordaunt. s dress by designer sophia cost about £1,200 to buy it, which actually a favourite designer of the princess of wales for a bit. so a bit of trivia for you. but a bit of trivia for you. um, but yes, said, penny morgan's yes, as you said, penny morgan's president council, president of the privy council, was now decided to sell the dress to fund projects in her constituency. she was giving an interview to the sunday times magazine over the weekend . magazine over the weekend. portsmouth's north her portsmouth's north is her constituency . constituency and constituency. constituency and as you said, one of those projects is reportedly trying to raise money for the west african squadron memorial statue t

our royal correspondent cameron walker has more. >> we understand the gates were damaged and social mediaages shows armed police swooping on the car. we know that the individual driving the car was arrested. the gates are also being repaired as well. what we don't know is the exact circumstances as to why the car crashed into those those gates. we have not been given any details of a motive, by police , details of a motive, by police, orindeed details of a motive, by police, or indeed whether or not it was accidental. metropolitan police perhaps will give us more details later on today . but as details later on today. but as i said, no members of the royal family were in residence, so hopefully the only thing that is damaged is indeed the gates, which of course are being hastily repaired . hastily repaired. >> in other royal news, princess diana's brother charles spencer says he was sexually abused from the age of 11 at boarding school. in an extract from his memoir published in the mail on sunday, earl spencer says he was targeted by a female member of staff maidwell hall in staff at mai

cameron walker of royal indeed.g to head back to rochdale to the result of that by—election last night and what it might mean for the jewish community. we're going to speak to now, stephen silverman , speak to now, stephen silverman, who is the director of investigations and enforcement at the campaign against antisemitism. thank you very much for joining antisemitism. thank you very much forjoining me, stephen. much for joining me, stephen. now, george galloway , i think now, george galloway, i think it's fair to say an extremely divisive character for many accusations of anti—semitism ism over the years. he very much mobilised the issue of gaza. the issue of israel—palestine to win this by—election how might some of the jewish community be feeling at this result ? feeling at this result? >> well, let's consider how they were feeling immediately before this result . we know that 90% of this result. we know that 90% of them hide away indoors when anti—is marches are taking place. >> they do not feel safe to go outsi

our royal correspondent cameron walker says this was an important moment for the monarch. >> king was very much determined to attend this very important eventin to attend this very important event in the christian calendar. he himself, of course, is head of the church of england, so he would have had a very strong religious feeling, needing to be there. but of course, there's another reason , and that is to another reason, and that is to provide a message of reassurance to the british public following the princess of wales's separate cancer diagnosis and her treatment . treatment. >> meanwhile, the archbishop of canterbury has wished the king and princess of wales well dunng and princess of wales well during his easter sermon . at during his easter sermon. at canterbury cathedral, justin welby encouraged the congregation to pray for charles and catherine and praised their dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer. pope francis over easter francis has presided over easter mass at the vatican. tens of thousands of people turned out to see the pontiff and the delivery of his urbi

cameron walker . and we update. cameron walker. church of england to pay £1 billion in slavery reparations . billion in slavery reparations. and it comes from an independent review that was commissioned by the church itself. and joining us now is the theologian, author and speaker , doctor ian paul. and speaker, doctor ian paul. thank you for joining and speaker, doctor ian paul. thank you forjoining us. doctor thank you for joining us. doctor paul thank you for joining us. doctor paul. i understand you think this is decidedly unchristian . this is decidedly unchristian. could you explain to us, please ? could you explain to us, please? >> yes, i can, in several different ways. i mean, first of all, the report actually makes false historical claims about the importance of slavery in the british economy. so it doesn't stand up to historical scrutiny. it's extremely selective with its data. it even calls for the church to repent of the spiritual disruption that was involved in in the church bringing the gospel to africa. now i think

let's speak to our royal correspondent, cameron walker, who's in sheffield. the show. before stuck into that before we get stuck into that juicy menu, are you in juicy menu, why are you in sheffield? happening ? sheffield? what's happening? >> yeah, well prince william has been out and about focusing on his work, despite that photograph front of his work, despite that photsun,)h front of his work, despite that photsun, this front of his work, despite that photsun, this morning.t of his work, despite that photsun, this morning. and of his work, despite that photsun, this morning. and it'sf the sun, this morning. and it's all to do with his homewards project, which he launched last yeah project, which he launched last year. six flagship locations across the country, which will be blueprints demonstrating that homelessness can be ended within five years. sheffield is one of those locations, and today he unveiled two brand new commitments, one from a diy store home base, which obviously is across the country , £1 is across the country, £1 million providing 1500.

well joining us now is gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. good to see you cameron.rhaps be heartbroken the two cannot princess diana would perhaps be he'physically the two cannot princess diana would perhaps be he'physically in the two cannot princess diana would perhaps be he'physically in thee two cannot princess diana would perhaps be he'physically in the same:annot princess diana would perhaps be he'physically in the same room: be physically in the same room together even at together or even virtually at the time well. so this the same time as well. so this is the 25th anniversary of the diana legacy awards. it promotes diana's belief that young people have the power to change the world the better. and if world for the better. and if anything, see from anything, we see from both prince william and harry that their mother's legacy off their mother's legacy rubs off on the engagements they on them in the engagements they do, when it comes do, particularly when it comes to championing people. so to championing young people. so what's that what's happening tonight i

as catherine continues her cancer treatment, our royal correspondent cameron walker says his appearance will help reassure many people . reassure many people. >> king was very much determined to attend this very important eventin to attend this very important event in the christian calendar. he himself, of course, is head of the church of england, so he would have had a very strong religious feeling, needing to be there. but of course, there's another reason, and that is to provide a message of reassurance to the british public following the princess of wales's separate cancer diagnosis and her treatment . treatment. >> meanwhile, the archbishop of canterbury has wished the king and princess of wales well dunng and princess of wales well during his easter sermon at canterbury cathedral. justin welby encouraged the congregation to pray for charles and catherine and praised their dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer . dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer. in his easter message, the prime minister paid tribute to the work of churches and christian communities acro

our royal correspondent cameron walker has more. >> we understand the gates were damaged and social mediaootage or images shows armed police swooping on the car. we know that the individual driving the car was arrested and the gates are also being repaired as well . are also being repaired as well. what we don't know is the exact circumstances as to why the car crashed into those those gates. we have not been given any details of a motive, by police , details of a motive, by police, orindeed details of a motive, by police, or indeed whether or not it was accidental. metropolitan police perhaps will give us more details later on today . but as details later on today. but as i said, no members of the royal family were in residence, so hopefully the only thing that is damaged indeed the gates , damaged is indeed the gates, which of course are being hastily repaired . hastily repaired. >> and in other royal news, princess diana's brother charles spencer says he was sexually abused from the age of ii at boarding school. in an extract from his memoir published in the mail on sunday, earl spence

yes, we're joined by royal correspondent cameron walker. cameron . i mean, i walker. uh, cameron.this time asked a few times. this time he's suddenly allowed in. have his family just given up or he's just, uh, disobeying their orders? >> well , the sun was reporting >> well, the sun was reporting this morning that, uh, gary, gary goldsmith actually also auditioned for i'm a celebrity , auditioned for i'm a celebrity, but itv backtracked on that for fear that they would upset the palaces . so why now? he's palaces. so why now? he's reportedly going into the celebrity big brother house, the first season of celebrity big brother uh, we're brother since 2018. uh, we're not entirely sure . clearly, the not entirely sure. clearly, the papers are reporting that the middleton family, as in carol middleton, the mother of the princess of wales, who is sister of gary, is, uh , let's say, not of gary, is, uh, let's say, not particularly interested in press for sons saying they are inferior rated by that news. i have tried to get some kind of answer out of kensington palace as to their thought

joining us now, our royal correspondent cameron walker. hello there cameron .nly is. anne and prince william has a very busy day ahead actually. but one of the questions i get asked a lot is after where is kate? it's actually. where is william? we haven't seen him out and about very often recently. and today we might get the answer to that, you know, because he's been working, i've been told, on a new strategy which could, i think , kind of revolutionise how think, kind of revolutionise how the monarchy works in the country. and it's all about stepping away from so—called traditional royal engagements, where he's out and about in pubuc where he's out and about in public for an hour or two, a couple of times a week, and focusing a lot more on his behind the scenes work to try and have a real impact on ordinary people's lives. and, for example, he wants to support projects. as i said, that has an impact. but his earthshot prize, which he set up in 2020, finding solutions to repair the planet over the next decade, kensington palace this morning has announced a new

joined by discuss this, i'm now joined by gb news royal correspondent cameron cameron so the cameron walkert even in each other's company. what's william been up to today ? to today? >> yeah, well, prince william obviously has this, diana award tonight, which we'll talk about in a minute, but he's actually been at a youth zone in west london where he's expressed concern about the amount of time people their people are spending on their mobile phones , both children and mobile phones, both children and adults. now, the reason this is significant is because a lot of people across the country, and indeed the world over the last 2 or 3 weeks have been looking at conspire unfounded conspiracy theories about the princess of wales's health. now, there's no suggestion that prince william was directly referring to those kind of conspiracy theories online, but nonetheless, the fact he is voicing concerns about mobile phones , could about mobile phones, could perhaps speak volumes, particularly since he's got three young children himself, who clearly are going to in the next few years, get to the age

i'm joined now by our royal correspondent, cameron walker. cameron welcome to the show.en away collectively on friday at 6 pm, when the news was announced that catherine had cancer. but we've seen the public do something incredibly positive off the back of that. tell us more. >> yeah , clearly it was a very >> yeah, clearly it was a very shocking news we all had on friday evening. >> but every cloud appears to have a silver lining because there has been a surge of visits to websites of cancer charities and the nhs of ordinary brits and the nhs of ordinary brits and members of the public looking up different cancer symptoms. >> because, of course, if cancer is caught early, it is far more treatable. so for example, macmillan cancer support said its online traffic to its information and support pages was the highest weekend figure since the first covid 19 lockdown. so that's in four years. close to 100,000 cases over the weekend, 10% higher than last year. over the weekend, 10% higher than last year . cancer research than last year. cancer research uk also spoke of a simil

. >> yeah, we're now joined by our royal correspondent, cameron walker, grounds walker, who is on theen, one of the questions i get asked more recently at the moment is where is prince william? why isn't he doing many public engagements? and have an answer and i think i may have an answer for you now. and it appears prince william been secretly prince william has been secretly working on a new strategy, working away on a new strategy, moving away these public moving away from these public facing royal engagements and instead doing a lot work instead doing a lot of work behind the scenes to what he hopes will have real world impact. so i'll give you an example. he launched his earthshot prize in 2020 to find solutions to repair our planet over the next decade. of the over the next decade. one of the winners small start—up from winners is a small start—up from london called notpla, and they found to create food found a way to create food packaging using seaweed instead of plastic and over the last few months prince william, i'm told, has been busy trying to help negotiate some kind of d

now is gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. ate on the royal easter festivities . festivities. >> good afternoon martin. of course it's a hugely important eventin course it's a hugely important event in the royal family's calendar , the royal maundy calendar, the royal maundy service. and it was very poignant because, as you said , poignant because, as you said, king charles could not be here. he is still undergoing cancer treatment . so queen camilla was treatment. so queen camilla was here in his place . but there was here in his place. but there was an audio message which the king recorded inside buckingham palace a few weeks ago. as you said, he reaffirmed his coronation pledge, but he started by reading a passage from the bible, from gospel of john, talking about jesus washing the feet of his disciples, which of course is routed well, that the maundy service is rooted in that particular story. so the queen, on the king's behalf, distributed maundy money to 75 men and 75 women who have served their local community. a red and

. >> we've got cameron walker, a royal correspondent in the in the studio here.s picture tampering scandal? is there any interest in it? >> there's a lot of interest. eamonn and isabel. it's not expressed publicly because the government won't want to go anywhere near the royal family. there's a dividing line in politics. when an issue like that, they'll say it's a matter for the palace and leave it at that. but behind the scenes, it apart from lee anderson, it's one of the big talking points here in westminster. >> it's interesting. it was what ehm, sort of alluding to there is isn't just about a royal is this isn't just about a royal matter we've it keir matter we've had, was it keir starmer's voice through being starmer's voice through ai being circulated? falsely. and there must be concern, mustn't there? in westminster, that now actually they've got to be extra careful because we especially in an election year, all the news agencies are looking out for this. i mean, sunak, he loves a slick image himself . you know, slick image himself. you know, they cannot t

. >> let's talk to our royal correspondent, cameron walker , correspondent, cameron walker, who now. what do we know about the message he's recorded? cameron >> yeah. morning, stephen. morning. morning, ali. of course. it's the first time since 1980. actually, the maundy service has been held in worcester cathedral. the king's message. he recorded it earlier this month in buckingham palace. he's also recorded a bible reading. he's going to stress the importance of acts of friendship, especially in a time of need. now it's the first time we would have directly heard from his majesty since the princess of wales's video message on friday, disclosing her cancer battle and chemotherapy. now the message, we're told, does not directly refer to his majesty the king's cancer battle, or indeed the princess of wales is, he will say how jesus set an example of how we should serve and care for each other, and how, as a nation, we need and benefit greatly from those who extends the hand of friendship to us. now, of course, the king is head of the church of england, and maundy thursday is a very muc

let's discuss that now with our royal correspondent cameron walker, who joins us now from outside that cameron, this really seems like an intrusion too far. what's the latest ? too far. what's the latest? >> well, martin, this appears to be quite serious, as you said. the chief executive of the london clinic, hal russell, has released a statement in the last couple of hours saying that all appropriate investigatory, regulatory disciplinary regulatory and disciplinary steps will be taken. so he appeared to acknowledge that there certainly is some kind of allegation about this alleged data breach to do with the princess of wales's health records. now, the health and care professions council. they've also said that its standards clearly state that patients information should be treated confidentially, but they didn't confirm whether or not a complaint has been made. downing street also got involved street has also got involved this afternoon, saying that people behind the people should get behind the princess of wales. and the spokesperson the prime spokesperson for the prime minister cle

well, listen, i'm joined now by gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. cameron. so talk to me.e you and what? obviously, we don't have any more information, but what can you tell us? >> well, nana, i'm outside windsor castle , and it was windsor castle, and it was within the grounds of windsor castle on wednesday that the princess wales recorded that special message to the british public. and since it was released at 6:00 last night, messages have been pouring in of love and support for the princess of wales and members of the public have been laying flowers outside the castle. this afternoon. one message, which accompanied a bunch of flowers said your royal highness, i wish you from the depths of my heart a certain and lasting recovery from this treatment, and my thoughts are with you at every moment. and there are several more messages like that online and in our gb news inbox as well. clearly, for the princess, there's been a lot to process. this news being diagnosed with cancer and undergoing preventative chemotherapy , but preventative chemotherapy, but also for the prince

cameron walker more . walker has more. >> both princes committed to honounng >> both princes committed to honouring the legacy of their late mother, but their continued feud threatens to overshadow the events tonight. more details shortly . shortly. >> and two horses have died so far at cheltenham festival. is it time to ban horse racing? we're going to have a debate on that very shortly and any moment now the labour leader, sir keir starmer, is going to set out his plans to ensure that all children have access to the arts. >> i know that andrew is very excited about hearing him speak. >> i just want the maths book pothole. hell, can you believe this? residents including including a 101 year old lady, have been told by somerset council to fill the potholes in on their own roads themselves. she's 101. are you plagued by she's101. are you plagued by potholes where you live? i bet you are. that's what keir starmer should be talking about. potholes. bread and butter issue for people watching this program. list

so our royal correspondent, cameron walker, is here to tell us more. cameron, welcome to the show .in, this exactly. this appears to be a new type of royal engagement for the prince of wales. i understand, and i'm getting the sense that he's moving away from doing, carrying out of public, engagements out lots of public, engagements around the country and instead focusing on a lot of work behind the scenes to have something which he hopes will have tangible impacts. and what i mean by that is, for example, his earthshot prize, which he launched in 2020, finding different solutions to repair our planet over the next decade. kensington palace announced this morning that one of the earthshot winners, notpla, which is a start up which won the revive our oceans category, which has found a way to create food packaging out of seaweed rather than plastic. a new multi—million pound deal between them and levi uk and ireland, which is the uk's largest sports and entertainment caterer in the country, supplying over 50 stadiums including the oval here in london. with that food packaging in the fo

our royal correspondent , cameron our royal correspondent, cameron walker is in sheffield to tell us william is up to, cameron, tell us, what is prince william up to? >> well, prince william would have been very much aware of the photograph on the front page of the sun this morning of him and his catherine, printed in his wife catherine, printed in the sun here in the uk and tmz in the united states. but his focus was very much on a project close to his heart. it's seen as his project , all his flagship project, all stemming from those early visits with his mother , princess diana, with his mother, princess diana, to homeless shelters. and last summer he launched a scheme, a project called homewards with the royal foundation, which is six flagship locations across the country which are forming blueprints to prove that homelessness can be ended in the united kingdom, making the issue rare, brief and unrepeated. and as you said in your introduction there, he started off at the learning centre, sorry, the learning centre, sorry, the learning shelter here in northwest of sheffield , where

for more on this, shall >> well, for more on this, shall we bring in our royal correspondent cameron walkerrse, we'd never get confirmation, emily, but i think anyone giving an educated guess would that guess would draw that conclusion. what we know is conclusion. so what we know is that it conclusion. so what we know is thatitis conclusion. so what we know is that it is the 25th anniversary of the diana legacy awards. it was set up with princess diana's belief that young people have the power to change the world for the better, which of course is kind of a cause close to prince william and harry's heart. and princess diana's legacy clearly rubs off on both of them. however, despite the fact it's the 25th anniversary, prince william will be there in person this evening at the science museum for the award ceremony. he will give a speech and he will be presenting the awards to the winners. but it won't until after william's won't be until after william's left that prince harry will appear virtually via video call to a meet. the winners virtually and perhaps will give a speech as well, althoug

cameron walker because he's got a conviction for punching his wife in the street.d then there was an incident with cocaine and a sort of call girl. >> yes, a sex worker in ibiza and ibiza . and ibiza. >> so he's quite a colourful character and he says he loves his family and he would do nothing to embarrass him. his mere presence in the big brother house is embarrassing . house is embarrassing. >> yeah, i don't think that clip you just showed, i don't think could be any further from the perception of the british royal family. if you tried, and the fact he is not only the fact that he is not only the uncle of the future queen, he's the uncle of the future the great uncle of the future king, prince george, as well , i king, prince george, as well, i think is going to perhaps whether he wants to or not is going to create some alarm bells and perhaps embarrass the royal family bit. family a little bit. >> but you know what? i think it's humanising because >> but you know what? i think it's is humanising because >> but you know what? i think it's is notmanising because

well, joining me now is, cameron walker is outside westminster abbey. elcome to the show. never has a photograph caused such a huge ferrari is still talking about it. cameron >> oh, i know it's a huge pr problem for kensington palace. martin. this is the photo that was meant to reassure us, wasn't it? but the princess is fine and well and recovering as expected . well and recovering as expected. instead, it's just added fuel to the because now more the fire because now more questions have been raised as to why was so heavily edited. why was it so heavily edited. now a royal source describes the princess's edits as as minor , as princess's edits as as minor, as minor edits. however, it's clearly more than just a bit of airbrushing and a bit of contrasting . there are specific contrasting. there are specific points to that image which have been changed. now. clearly it looks like on the surface that the princess of wales is perfectly innocent mistake. as she says herself in her statement, she is an amateur photographer and therefore an amateur picture edit

well, our royal correspondent cameron walker has got the latest. this is turn cameron.in the own words of the princess of wales herself . princess of wales herself. >> yeah, i think they absolutely had to say something. and i think it just shows how incredibly seriously the princess is. clearly taking this issue because she has personally released that statement . so as released that statement. so as you said, andrew, it was the prince of wales that took that image the princess and her image of the princess and her three in an attempt to three children in an attempt to provide some reassurance from the princess, who's still continuing recover from continuing to recover from abdominal i do abdominal surgery. i do understand , and that the prince understand, and that the prince and princess were keen to show and princess were keen to show an amateur family photograph in the privacy of their own home in windsor, and that the princess did herself make minor adjustments to that image. but clearly now the question is, well, surely somebody in kensington palace would have look

joining us to discuss this is our royal correspondent, cameron walker.we talked about at the top of the show a media blackout. it's funny, isn't it, of the show a media blackout. it's funny, isn't it , how we it's funny, isn't it, how we have pictures of the princess plastered across american, uh, out . let's. yet in britain, out. let's. yet in britain, broadcasters make the decision and the press makes the decision not to. >> yeah, this was an unauthorised paparazzi photograph , which, as you said, photograph, which, as you said, was published by a us magazine last night . was published by a us magazine last night. it is quite an intrusive photograph. it shows the princess of wales in the passenger seat of a car wearing black sunglasses, being driven by her mother, carole middleton. middleton it's understood that the photograph was taken at just after 9:00, so they would have been returning from a school run. it was on a road near windsor. it was a public road, in theory, there's nothing wrong with taking photographs in public, think this is public, but