we will hear from daniela - both. we will hear from daniela relh in both.now at buckingham palace. after the cancer diagnosis of the king, this is another significant blow to royalfamily? king, this is another significant blow to royal family? absolutely, it reall is blow to royal family? absolutely, it really is another _ blow to royal family? absolutely, it really is another significant - blow to royal family? absolutely, it really is another significant blow. i really is another significant blow. catherine is such an important part of the royal family and the slimmed down monarchy means it is notjust a personal matter but a professional one as well, that a slimmed down monarchy looking dangerously stretched tonight with the king unable to take part in many public duties, prince william himself has said he will return to royal duties in the middle of next month when his children go back to school in the middle of april. but of course he will want to spend considerable time with his wife and be around for his children. other royals of course, prince andrew

daniela relph, bbc news.message, especially that end thought there from katherine, princess of wales. to anyone else undergoing treatment for cancer, you are not alone was her message. let's talk now to the royal commentator... robert hadman. we have had time to assess that message and what it tells us. your thoughts festival of the timing of this message and the hopes, i assume, that it really does draw a line under some of the worst of the speculation we have seen online in recent weeks?— speculation we have seen online in recent weeks? good morning, ben. i think we all— recent weeks? good morning, ben. i think we all hope _ recent weeks? good morning, ben. i think we all hope for— recent weeks? good morning, ben. i think we all hope for that, _ recent weeks? good morning, ben. i think we all hope for that, things - think we all hope for that, things really— think we all hope for that, things really had — think we all hope for that, things really had got pretty deranged on social_ really had got pretty dera

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor.author of the the royals in australia. juliet, hello. why are people still fascinated with this editing fail? it does seem quite as our, and almost laughable to be suggesting that this sort of harmless photo shopping of a family photograph should bring into question the integrity of the monarchy, but that does seem to be how it's playing out. at the moment at least. i think it was bold and smart for the princess of wales to fess up the princess of wales to fess up and say this is what happened, "i edited, i didn't mean to confuse you", but it took too long to come to us. the powers paused for too long a time and in that void everyone was ruminating and questioning what on earth else might have been manipulated over the years that we have had pictures come out of the palace. that is a problem i think. the prince and princess of wales are so popular and they have always been so popular, but now the public don't fully trust them. find popular, but now the public don't fully trust them. and

daniela's here along with our social media correspondent, marianna spring. daniela...kensington palace had to come out and confirm the video. that kensington palace had to come out and confirm the video.— and confirm the video. that is the world we are _ and confirm the video. that is the world we are in _ and confirm the video. that is the world we are in with _ and confirm the video. that is the world we are in with this - and confirm the video. that is the world we are in with this story, i and confirm the video. that is the l world we are in with this story, and people used to say about the royal family, especially the late queen, they had to be seen to be believed, but now even when they are seen, not everyone actually believes it is them. it is a muddled and confusing narrative, it is virtually impossible for the team around the prince and princess of wales to fully manage, but for now their position is to say nothing, knowing full well whatever they say could fuel the rumours further. there are two sides to the problem, on one you have the thirst for information

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daniela, thanks for being with us this morning.kers -- we just heard some arguments there from lawmakers who want it banned or the divestment, but others like congressman ro khanna object to this bill on first amendment grounds. is there a sense they believe that the supreme court could eventually rule this measure unconstitutional? >> well, that was one argument that they showed in not supporting this legislation. i spoke to dozens of progressives in the last two days, jonathan, because this vote moved really quickly through the house. i do want to note that-touch it took a couple of days on the vote on it. the response from progressives on why they weren't going to support the legislation ranges from it helps the small business owners in the united states be able to market their businesses. that was something maxwell frost told me, too. it helps reach voters to the 2024 election, and then of course the right of free speech. they said they don't want to regulate what people can say on social media platforms and that it oversteps p

and one more question for you, daniela. cornyn, who are in the leadership. are they toasts, in terms of their chances of being senate leader republican leaders? >> well there's still -- months until the election. so let's remember that. i think right now, they are going to fight as much as they can. remember, the senate tends to be a little bit more of a independent body than the house, when it comes to how a lot of the senators vote. a lot of them look at themselves in the mirror and see a future president, as i noted before in my reporting. so, they will obviously make their own decisions very individually minded, republican senators over there. but, it is important to remember that they only need a simple majority, it is not going to be the majority of the senate, so that is something to keep in mind. >> and charlie, mcconnell is the only republican senate leader who is not already endorsing donald trump. here's what he told reporters on tuesday. >> -- -- came out and endorsed trump, other lieutenant seven gorst trump. w

daniela relph, bbc news.very significant day of oil news. we will follow events for you here in windsor but in the meantime, the other main story that we are following is happening at the rafah border crossing, let's take you there live now.— border crossing, let's take you there live now. the hardship and ain of there live now. the hardship and pain of palestinians _ there live now. the hardship and pain of palestinians in _ there live now. the hardship and pain of palestinians in gaza - there live now. the hardship and pain of palestinians in gaza and. there live now. the hardship and i pain of palestinians in gaza and the obstacles to easing their plight. this morning, i met with injured palestinian civilians and their families at the general hospital in al—arish and was extremely moved by their stories, experiences and all their stories, experiences and all the hardships they have endured and by the generosity and solidarity of the egyptian people. i say again, nothing justifies the horrific attacks by ha

daniela relph responded to the publication of the latest family picture of the princess of wales. face value. she looks pretty well, doesn't she, in that photo, surrounded by her three children, who are all laughing. it's an informal portrait taken by her husband, and that's very much, again, a sign ofjust how private the princess's recovery is being kept. the circle around her is being limited to close friends and family. so no official photographer was brought in here. this was a photo taken by her husband. and the message from kensington palace that they hope people are going to take away from this is that kate is doing well. she is recovering in private. we probably won't hear much more or see much more from her for the next few weeks, but they are hoping that there is a sense of reassurance being provided by issuing this photo. yeah, because there has been a lot of social media speculation indeed, even more today since that photo has been released. yeah, it's been pretty wild out there at times, particularly over the past couple of weeks since prince william was unable to go

daniela relph, bbc news.oday for the nearly 1.4 billion catholics. he did however decide at the last minute to skip the homily during his dell the palm sunday mass. it is held in saint peter's square. the vatican did not give an immediate explanation — but the pope has been suffering on and off from bronchitis and the flu. it is unsual for a pope to skip delivering a homily at a major event like this. vatican officials estimated some 25,000 people attended the mass, under a sunny spring sky. he also added that he had prayed for the victims of the attack in moscow. the cowardly attack. you are watching bbc news. a chilly start to the day for many areas but the with the wind is turning lighter today and more sunshine around, fewer showers, it should feel a bit warmer as we head into the afternoon. still quite a cool breeze across northern and eastern scotland and also eastern england in areas closer to the area of low pressure. further west the wind turns lighter, the showers fade because of this ridge of high

here's daniela relph. this is the national with erica johnson.nes globally. kate middleton... the impact of the princess' diagnosis has been felt far and wide. her video message was the most direct and personal we have ever seen the princess. this, of course, came as a huge shock. it was also an attempt to shut down the rumours. i think what the princess of wales is hoping is that this message will be direct enough to appeal to people's better natures and say, "look, the invasion of privacy that has been going on on social media for the last couple of months has just been way too much. people need to stop and think and not engage in that kind of activity going forward." and now a fresh statement from kensington palace — a public thank you. it said: family has rallied around the princess, including those with whom relations are strained. the duke and duchess of sussex sent a public message of support. the bbc understands they've also reached out privately. public sympathy remains strong. we've been thinking of her all along and wish her the best.

daniela relph, bbc news. is all online. stick with us. hello. many of us have had at least some spring sunshine to enjoy so far today. but the forecast for the week ahead looks decidedly un—springlike, with spells of rain. it will often be windy and it'll be cold enough over scottish hills for some significant snow, at least for a time now. this chart shows the rainfall we're expecting to accumulate over the next five days, particularly wet for some western hills and also in eastern scotland. now i say wet across scotland. certainly over the next couple of days that wet weather will be falling in this very cold air. and that is why we have that potential for some snow, as i'll show you in a moment. but in the short term, the rest of the afternoon will bring some spells of sunshine, scattered showers. it's a little bit less chilly than it was yesterday, but cloud and rain gathering out towards the west and that will push its way in across many western parts of the uk as we go through the night. ahead of that,

daniela relph, bbc news.oyal highness made sure to speak more widely to all people suffering with cancer. her message: don't give up hope. but how to do that when facing such a daunting diagnosis? for more, i spoke to dr william dahut, chief scientific officer of the american cancer society. thank you forjoining us. catherine is certainly not alone when it comes to a cancer diagnosis. so many people have been affected, so many people know a friend or loved one who may have cancer. what are some ways that we can support them? it is very difficult for the individual who has a cancer diagnosis even beyond the cancer treatment. i think the discussion with loved ones and family members or friends is also really difficult so i think one needs to be thoughtful about that because you have a cancer diagnosis and are petrified about what could be a life—threatening event and then you need to share this with people who you love and who you will immediately upset. in some ways you have changed your role and in some ways

our royal correpondent daniela relph has more. very nice to see you guys. prince of wales this evening at an event related to his earth shot environmental project in london. at the end of a day filled with unexpected twists and turns. prince william took this photo of his wife and children that were supposed to reassure, to calm the more outlandish rumours about the princess's condition. but its publication has done the opposite. today, the princess was seen with her husband, being driven from windsor. kensington palace said she had a private appointment. last night, the first of five news agencies issued dramatically—worded "kill notices", withdrawing the picture of the princess and her children, due to what the agencies said were "inconsistencies" in the image. then this morning, a social media post from the princess of wales herself, where she admitted she had made cosmetic changes to the picture. she said... have you got a favourite shot? photography is a passion for the princess of wales, reflected in some of her public engagements. and over the years,

our royal correspondent daniela relph reports.at is hoped it will calm some of the more extreme gossip about the princess' recovery. an informal image with her three children in windsor. her husband, the prince of wales, was behind the lens. with the photograph, a personal message... signed off with a "c" for catherine. the last time we officially saw the princess of wales in public was on christmas day, as she met the crowds at sandringham. thank you so much. that's very sweet of you to come and say hello to us. thank you. have a very happy christmas. a few weeks later, she was in hospital having abdominal surgery. her exact condition has never been made public and the team around her have fiercely protected her privacy. prince william has continued with royal duties without his wife at his side. flowers and messages wishing her well have become part of every engagement he now does. there is unlikely to be any more detail released about the princess' recovery for now. there has also been a mother's day post on social media from b

daniela relph, bbc news.neral antonio guterres has visited the rafah border crossing and has made a renewed call for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. his call comes as the hamas—run health ministry in gaza said 19 people waiting for aid were killed by israeli forces. israel has denied firing on the crowd. mr guterres said it is time to silence the guns and stop the nightmare, describing the ongoing loss of life in gaza as a moral outrage and called on israel to give total, unfettered access to humanitarian goods throughout the territory. it's time to truly flood gaza with life—saving aid. the choice is clear — either surge or starvation. let's choose the side of help, the side of hope, and the right side of history. our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, is near the rafah crossing. he sent us this update on efforts to get aid into gaza. this is the egyptian side of the rafah crossing with gaza and one of the main entry points for humanitarian assistance into the territory. here, hundreds of trucks are wa

daniela relph, bbc news.yesterday will draw a line under some of the speculation we have seen in recent weeks and passages from world leaders referencing that, we heard from the prime minister yesterday saying when it comes to matters of health like everybody else, catherine must be afforded the privacy to focus on her treatment and be with her loving family. the labour leader also talking about that, referencing the scrutiny catherine had faced and remarking the added stress of receiving her diagnosis amid the red speculation was still there. but as we said, messages from around the world, world leaders, pouring in after the announcement. earlier, i wasjoined by our royal correspondent sarah campbell who told me that messages of support have been pouring in for the princess. it started almost immediately, the statement was published in terms of from health and cancer charities. just talking in the same way, as when the diagnosis of the king was made public, saying it's hugely helpful, this is something that

daniela relph, bbc news.much is he is so proud of catherine for courage in speaking and she did. prime minister used quite strong language in a tweet earlier. he said, in recent weeks, she has been subjected to subjected both said, in recent weeks, she has been subjected both will live off of their love and support to the families is difficult time. alexander, thank you very much for being with us. it's an extraordinary situation where two members of the royal family are situation where two members of the royalfamily are being situation where two members of the royal family are being treated for cancer. �* , royal family are being treated for cancer. ~ , , , royal family are being treated for cancer. , _ ,, cancer. and is terribly sad because we've all heard _ cancer. and is terribly sad because we've all heard the _ cancer. and is terribly sad because we've all heard the news _ cancer. and is terribly sad because we've all heard the news of - cancer. and is terribly sad because we've all heard the news of ki

daniela relph is at windsor castle for us tonight.live, that controversial photo was taken here in the grounds of windsor castle towards the end of last week. it was supposed to make the rumours and gossip stop, but instead, the scrutiny and speculation have intensified as palace officials tried to manage the fallout. the prince of wales this evening at an event related to his earth shot environmental project in london. at the end of a day filled with unexpected twists and turns. prince william took this photo of his wife and children that were supposed to reassure, to calm the more outlandish rumours about the princess's condition. but its publication has done the opposite. today, the princess was seen with her husband, being driven from windsor. kensington palace said she had a private appointment. last night, the first of five news agencies issued dramatically worded "kill notices", withdrawing the picture of the princess and her children, due to what the agencies said were "inconsistencies" in the image. then this morning, a socia

our royal correspondent, daniela relph, has the latest from windsor.tograph that was supposed to calm the rumours about the princess's condition. but it has done the opposite. today the princess was seen with her husband, being driven from windsor. kensington palace said she had a private appointment. last night, the first of five news agencies issued dramatically worded kill notices, withdrawing notices, withdrawing the picture of the princess and her children, due to what the agencies said were inconsistencies in the image. then this morning a social media post from the princess of wales herself, where she admitted she had made changes to the picture. she said... have you got a favourite shot? photography is a passion for the princess of wales, reflected in some of her public engagement. she has released many of her own pictures of over the years, she has released many of her own pictures of her children with little fuss. but times are different now. the clamour for information on her condition remains intense. on her condition remains intense and it

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.ies in the uk. the price of bitcoin has soared above $72,000 after uk regulators approved the launch of crypto—backed exchange—traded notes. that comes after a similar decision in the us. however, the new funds will only be available to professional investors. officials say the ban on crypto exchange—traded notes for retail investors will stay in place, calling them �*ill suited' for general trading. the former conservative party deputy chairman lee anderson has defected to the reform uk party. anderson was suspended from his role after refusing to apologise for claims that islamists had "control" of london mayor sadiq khan. anderson becomes reform uk's first—ever mp. nigel farage set up the right—wing populist party in 2018 as the brexit party, but was renamed in 2020. the office for national statistics has added vinyl music sales to the basket of goods that they use to work out inflation. that's due in part by the soaring success of taylor swift album sales. airfryers have also been

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. let's turn to some important news around the world.mpany's production standards has been found dead in the us. john barnett had been giving evidence in a whistleblower lawsuit against boeing in the days before his death. a coroner said the 62—year—old had died from a "self—inflicted" wound. police are investigating. at least 50 people were hurt aboard a latam flight from australia to new zealand after the plane dropped unexpectedly midflight. 12 people were hospitalized after the boeing 787 landed in auckland. some passengers suffered apparent head injuries. the airline blamed the drop on a technical event but hasn't offered any more details. aianb says it will ban most indoor security cameras at the properties it lists. it follows complaints they've been found in areas where a guest would expect privacy. they'd been allowed in common areas such as hallways and living rooms, if clearly visible and listed in the property description. there's new concerns about sub—antarctic penguins, after some tested positive for bird flu. our rebecca

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. sweden has become the 32nd member of nato.sels. sweden formally apply tojoin along in brussels. sweden formally apply to join along with phelan after the russian invasion of ukraine force the country to rethink their security policies. it is the most significant expansion of nato in decades. speaking to the bbc earlier, the secretary general spoke of the importance of democratic nations coming together. russia is more and more dependent on china. these are two sides of the same challenge, so when the tarry unit powers come closer and closer including more and more cluster with iran and korea, it is even more important that democratic nations stay up together in nato. mil democratic nations stay up together in nato._ democratic nations stay up together in nato. all this was a mid-morning _ together in nato. all this was a mid-morning to _ together in nato. all this was a mid-morning to be - together in nato. all this was | a mid-morning to be renewed a mid—morning to be renewed threat to europe from russia following its full—sc

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor.18th—century violin sounds as good as it does. the instrument in question is called �*il cannone', or �*the cannon', because of its powerful sound. it was originally made in 1743, and was the favourite of violin virtuoso niccolo paganini. the european synchrotron radiation facility scanned the instrument down to the cellular structure of its wood. they plan to make a 3d model of the violin to help understand its inner—workings, and to address any future repairs down the line. that's all from the team here in washington. i'm caitriona perry. thank you for watching. do stay with us here on bbc news. take care. hello there. we've still got significant problems with a lot of ground water lying around across the southern half of the uk. there are numerous flood warnings out for that, and as well as some large waves around southern western coast. the warnings are all on the website, but we are in for more rain. it's already been moving in through the evening and overnight across the western

daniela relph, bbc news. some of the world's most famous landmarks have gone dark.e. let's take a live look at the empire state building in new york, joining iconic buildings that have gone dark. stay with us here on bbc news hello there. well, it's certainly been a lively start to the weekend weatherwise. loads of showers around on saturday, some of them with hail and thunder, some of them with mammatus clouds — always a sign of a good storm. now, the showers that went through south parts of greater london, around kent, they really dumped the temperatures. look at that — ten degrees at midday, just two degrees celsius a couple of hours later in the afternoon. that would have felt really cold, especially with those gusty winds. now, over the next few hours, many of the showers will tend to become confined to more northeastern areas of the uk should become drier over the next few hours in the west. temperatures as we head into the first part of sunday morning, quite chilly around 3 to six degrees celsius. now, sunday will continue to be dominated weatherwise by this

daniela relph, bbc news. against slovakia to record the fastest ever goal in international football, record the fastest ever goal in internationalfootball, driving through the defence from kick off before releasing a long shot past the goalkeeper. congratulations to him. some of the world's most famous landmarks have turned off if there lights and plunged into darkness, taking part in earth hour. looking to a raise awareness of environmental issues. the big apple here, a number of buildings including the empire state building, dimmed their lights. meanwhile, in australia, if you can see it, hopefully not because that is the point, sydney opera house was in darkness as well as the sydney harbour bridge. and hong kong in darkness. victoria harbour and the city's skyline. and in london, the crowds gathered as the giant electronic advertising boards in piccadilly circus went dark, as well as the houses of parliament. meant to be dark on your screen right now. do not turn off your tv. back to greece, and the famou

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daniela relph, bbc news.re widely — to all people suffering with cancer. her message: don't give up hope. but how to do that when facing such a daunting diagnosis? for more, i spoke to dr william dahut chief scientific officer of the american cancer society. thank you forjoining us. catherine, certainly not alone when it comes to a cancer diagnosis, so many people have been affected, what are some ways that we can support them? yeah, i think it is really _ ways that we can support them? yeah, i think it is really difficult _ ways that we can support them? yeah, i think it is really difficult for _ i think it is really difficult for the individual who has the cancer diagnosis, even beyond simply the cancer treatment. diagnosis, even beyond simply the cancertreatment. i diagnosis, even beyond simply the cancer treatment. i think that discussion with loved ones, family members, friends, you know, is also really difficult. so i think one needs to be thoughtful about that. here you have a cancer diagnosis, petrifi

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daniela relph, bbc news, sheffield., it's a voting station, the former president, donald trump, hasjust gone into vote for himself in florida. it's the primaries today they are. we will get some reaction on gb news. stay with us. hello there. although south—east england and east anglia kept a lot of cloud during tuesday, the rest of the uk actually the weather brightened up quite nicely, with some good spells of sunshine coming through — for example, here in county durham. and it was mild, especially around lincolnshire. temperatures widely here reached around 16 celsius. but the next weather system is already showing on the satellite picture, with cloud thickening from the south—west. and overnight tonight, we're looking at rain moving in. now the rain will be at its heaviest across northern ireland, northern england, wales, and probably the north midlands. temperatures keeping up at around 9—11 celsius across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland, around sixes and sevens. wednesday, then, we start off with

that was daniela schwartz her of the bertelsmann foundation. many things indeed for your analysis. thank you. one of germany's best known media artist is back with a new installation in berlin. it takes viewers on a personal journey set against the backdrop of 50 moving lasers and specially composed electronic music. and it's taking place in an electrifying location of the moments and time brought back to life. the at this old power plant in berlin, viewers are taken into the mind in memories of german artist christopher bauder. the announced a what's a 9 in the, on an emotional level, it's very personal work. i look back at what i've done so far, and on my life stages for my life that time from a village and i used to live on an island. these are places i miss austin and i tried to illustrate that in various scenes, so it looks to be on the it's voters, 3rd and largest installation at craft fair berlin. the plant was built in the 19 sixty's to power former east berlin. it's now a popular venue for the arts and culture. see the vector memories enlightened sound runs until april 7th

daniela relph, bbc news. here's our correspondent helena wilkinson who is in windsorfor us. yes.incredibly personal statement from the princess of wales. the news which has gone around the world, will be one of shock for many, many people. to hear that the princess of wales has got cancer is in the early stages of that preventative chemotherapy that she is undergoing at the moment. we understand that began in the towards the end of last month in february. but also that very strong wish and desire, understandably, for her and prince william. and, of course, and most importantly, she has said in that statement for their three young children, george, charlotte and louis, who were told about the news a little while ago. so they have had some time to come to terms with it, to try to understand it. and catherine and prince william have had to make them and help them understand what must be a confusing time for the children and the couple felt today. and the couple felt today this evening, earlier on, was the right time for the news to be made public. and it is, of course, the start of

here's our royal correspondent daniela relph.social media conspiracies or just fuelling them? the first pictures of the princess of wales since her surgery, out shopping at the weekend with her husband at windsor farm shop. her recovery, it seems, is going well, but still, the rumours persist. it's been around that long. yeah. got it. the safety of a selfie. royal photos have been a tricky issue recently. today, prince william was in sheffield, trying to shift the focus onto the more serious side of public duty. because you think a lot of people just think, give people a house and it's all fixed. and that's it, yeah. it's not being taken care of very well outdoors. he met supporters of homewards, his project to end homelessness in six areas of the uk. hey. - how are you? i'm good, great to meet you. very nice to meet you. great to meet you. he is one of the most famous people on the planet. - and a lot of people - may say, "well, why... i "well, surely a prince won't carel about an issue like homelessness "or a lack of access to

that is a royal correspondent daniela ralph.cars. final preparations are taking place ahead of the stars hitting the red carpet later. christopher nolan's 0ppenheimer is up for 13 awards and is expected to clean up. then there's lasy year's biggest box office hit, barbie, which has eight nominations. let's speak to scott feinberg, executive editor of awards at the hollywood reporter. what he doesn't know about the oscars isn't worth knowing. thank 0scars isn't worth knowing. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. will it be 0ppenheimer�*s night? will it win best picture? if it doesn't, it will be one of the biggest upsets in the 96 year history of this award ceremony, but i am very confident it will win best picture. it will win best director, certainly best supporting actor for robert downey certainly best supporting actor for robert downeer, and it looks like best actor for cillian murphy. you could go on and on. there are at least 89 coming its own way and that one of the biggest showings in history. 50 one of the big

joining us now is congressional reporter for politico, daniela diaz. good to see you.ng to this idea of netanyahu addressing congress? >> sam, i spoke to a dozen house democrats from different factions of the caucus who all had various different opinions how they would receive netanyahu were he to come address congress. they don't think this is the right decision for netanyahu or republican leadership to invite him because tension is just at its highest point right now when its come to how these democrats feel about netanyahu and how he's been running israel and this really tension war with hamas. you know, a lot of them say they would attend a lot of these democrats i speak to and jared said he wouldn't skip the meeting. although we do expect if this were to happen a lot of progressives would skip, which obviously happened last time as well. >> when would a speech take place, i'm curious. as mike johnson the speaker specified when he would like to see this happen? >> he hasn't. they're about to go on a two-week recess and right now they're priority is spending. howeve

our royal correspondent daniela relph has more.ay at sandringham, with her three children who she is now so keen to protect after going public with news of her diagnosis. back in december, all seemed well as she spoke to the crowd. thank you so much, it's very sweet of you to come and say hello to us. very happy christmas. but three weeks later she was admitted to hospital for major abdominal surgery. it was in her post—operative tests that signs of cancer were found. the clamour for information about the princess's condition has been intense. the king has said that he and the queen will offer their love and support for the whole family through this difficult time. the message too from california. the relationship is still strained but the duke and duchess of sussex issued their own statement. harry and meghan said, we wish help and healing to the family. but perhaps the most personal message of all came from the princess's brother on instagram. he said, overthe princess's brother on instagram. he said, over the years we've climbed

vamos a comenzar recordando a daniela, originaria de venezuela vive en texas y nos presentan acÁ sonbuscando el concurso nace una estrella, necesitamos ver el talento de ustedes asÍ que nada. puede cantar en vivo? [canta] >> lo pudimos ver es que tambiÉn baila, tiene entre esos talentos, los talentos que podemos tener y sumarle nuestra profesiÓn como cantar bien, como tocar un instrumento creo que den se lo hace nada mÁs que me recuerda, cantante reggaeton, como que tiene su carita de bad bunny. karla: yo los voy a dejar que se pongan de acuerdo. esto se pone mejor, mejor y mejor. nerviosos? pues deberÍan estar, no es cierto, los cuatro son ganadores simplemente por estar en esta plataforma tan importante. al regresar vamos a ver cuÁl es el resultado y quien se queda en la competencia porque hay quien "despierta amÉrica" nace una estrella. necesitas y la mejor enerÍa. commercial break # 16 tengo incontinencia urinaria. always discreet me ha solucionado la vida. absorbe un vaso completo de agua. es suavecita. y ni siquiera te das cuenta que la traes puesta. me regresa mi seguridad. es

daniela makhalin saw how it happened.f the international start is an exercise without an apparatus. there are no hoops, no ball, no clubs, no ribbon in your hands. less stiffness and freedom of movement. russian rhythmic gymnastics is again dictating new rules and things to the world. this is also important, the list for the now traditional twenty-seventh start of this grand prix is ​​quite impressive, there are armenia, italy, france, syria, switzerland, croatia and even djibouti, but the main competition for many years has been among the russians. having won the russian championship this season with five gold medals, lala kromarenko became the first at the grand prix in the all-around, thereby winning the kabaeva champion cup; she had no equal in two separate disciplines, the final. with hoop and sword, arina tkachuk became the best with ribbons, and maria borisova - with clubs. this season, the gymnasts have another start of no less status ahead, the first stage of the strongest cup, which will be held in may. daniil m

es quiero presentar la historia de daniela cerna.uÉs de haberme perdido un poco decidÍ quedarme en la casa y hacerme cargo de la maternidad como debÍa. no sabÍa el reto tan grande que me esperaba. no se me olvida una conversaciÓn que tuve con mi esposo. en una de mis crisis de existencia me dijo por quÉ lloraba y que agradecieron que podÍa estar con mis hijos o quÉ querÍa. cuando me dediquÉ suelta y hacer mamÁ me perdÍ un poco en mis sueÑos. me convertÍ en la mamÁ, en la esposa. full time porque soy super dedicada a mis hijos. >> esta misma dedicaciÓn le llego a emprender. se convirtiÓ en el emblema del trabajo arduo y la creatividad de daniela. tambiÉn lleva las iniciales de su pequeÑos. varias piezas son hechas por artesanos en su paÍs natal. >> estos accesorios son fabricados a mano por mujeres artesanas en colombia. amo ser colombiana y tenemos mucho que ofrecer. >> nada para mÍ mÁs gratificante que poder trabajar con gente de mi paÍs. hace de creerme que no era creativa porque teníen m cabeza de que no salga vÍa para la creativi

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daniela ralph, bbc news.s mentioned, this was supposed to be a reassuring comeback picture for the princess of wales. but the photo, which was published to stop the questions about why catherine has not been any public eye, has done no such thing. let's look at how we got here. kate's last public appearance was at the christmas service where she was pictured alongside the king and william and their children. on january 16 she was admitted to a private hospital in london for what kensington palace called planned abdominal surgery. later they said they would not provide regular updates. in a statement the next day the palace said the surgery was successful and that kate would remain in hospital for a short while and was unlikely to return to royal duties before easter. in february prince william pulled out of some public appearances leading to speculation about catherine's health. in response, kensington palace issued another statement on february 27 reiterating that the princess would be out until easter befor

dasha loves her family very much, she has a sister, a twin, who studies in our class, and she and danielaes to be with her sister, to be with her cousins ​​whom she loves, with her grandparents, during the holidays, so summer has become her favorite time. years, i think so, eh the school doesn’t provide such an opportunity when it exists, well, it doesn’t give such an opportunity a little, yes, it doesn’t provide such an opportunity, how much time does school take from you, everything connected with it, well, i go not only to a regular school, but to a music school, well, it can take half a day or almost a whole day, if you also do homework, that is , if along with homework you can say that you are free, you are closer to 6 pm, well, yes, give or take, when do you live, even on weekends, that is, weekdays can be don't call you, don't write. i've been playing fordepiano for a long time, yes i already i’m finishing music school, i’ve been studying for 5 years, what composers do you like best, what music do you prefer from mozart, bach, chopin, classical music, it has a motto, yes, work and

before this , the ringleaders of daniela klette were arrested, she had been wanted for more than 30 yearsack on the us embassy in bonn and the bombing of a prison, and she lived quietly in berlin. a kalashnikov assault rifle and ammunition were found in her apartment. 30 years spent underground show, on the one hand, how strong the spirit of left-wing extremists is still in germany. according to the german media, it was the secret service agents who learned about the possible location. a rare phenomenon. residents of one of them witnessed a fire tornado close to houses on one of the remote railway sections. rescuers are doing everything possible to prevent the fire from reaching the villages in the area. a special fire safety regime has been introduced. economic news. co. maria filippova joins me. good morning mash, russia will continue its voluntary reduction in oil production. good morning, roman, opec plus is extending the agreements and details below. participants in the opec plus agreement, including the largest, russia and saudi arabia, announced the extension of an additional volun

thus several large german businessmen were shot , officials, before this the community of leaders danielashe is over 30 years old. wanted for attacking the us embassy in bonn and bombing a prison, while she lived quietly in berlin. in her a kalashnikov assault rifle and ammunition were found in the apartment. 30 years spent underground show, on the one hand, how strong the spirit of left-wing extremists is still in germany. according to the german media, it was the secret service agents who learned about the possible whereabouts of her accomplices in the red army faction, but two figures in the top ten most wanted criminals of the eu in the specified area could not be found. anton dadykin, ekaterina radaeva, lead. the french government calls on europe to continue supporting kiev. otherwise, they scare paris. the european union faces losses and various risks. at the same time, ordinary residents of eu countries want stability in the economy, and not more and more budget expenditures on the maintenance of ukraine. maria filippova has details. europe will suffer significant losses if ukraine

and from windsor, our royal correspondent daniela relph has more. alongside the royal family, on christmas day at sandringham with her three children, who she is now so keen to protect after going public with news of her diagnosis. back in december, all had seemed well as she spoke to the crowd. thank you so much. that's very sweet of you to come and say hello to us. yeah, well, very happy christmas. but three weeks later, she was admitted to hospital for major abdominal surgery. it was in her post—operative tests that signs of cancer were found. tonight, buckingham palace issued a statement on behalf of the king. he said: he also said that he and the queen: a message, too, from california. the relationship is still strained but the duke and duchess of sussex issued their own statement. harry and meghan said: but perhaps the most personal message of all came from the princess's brother on instagram. james middleton posted a childhood photo with his sister and said: the clamour for information about the princess's condition has been intense. this foo