as the famous christmas carol, once in royal david's city, reminds us, our saviour holy came down toarth from heaven, lived among the poor and mean and lowly, and transformed the lives of those he met through god's redeeming love. that is the heart of the nativity story. and we can hear its beat in the belief of all the great faiths, in the love and mercy of god, in times ofjoy and suffering, calling us to bring light where there is darkness. all of us go through some form of suffering at some stage in our life, be it mental or physical. the degree to which we help one another, and draw support from each other, be we people of faith or of none, is a measure of our civilisation as nations. this is what continually impresses me, as my family and i meet with and listen to those who dedicate their lives to helping others. i am speaking to you today from the chapel of the former middlesex hospital in london, now itself a vibrant community space, and thinking especially of the many thousands of professionals and volunteers here in the united kingdom, and across the commonwealth, who, with

as the famous christmas carol, once in royal david city reminds us our savior wholly came down to us from heaven lived among the poor and mean and lowly and transformed the lives of those he met through god's redeeming love that is the heart of the nativity story and we can hear its beats in the belief of all the great faiths, in the love and mercy of god, in times of joy and of suffering, calling us to bring light where there is darkness. all of us go through some form of suffering at some stage in our lives, be it mental or physical, to the degree to which we help one another and drew support from each other, be we people of faith or of none is a measure of our civilization as nations. this is what continually impresses me as my family and i meet with and listen to those who dedicate their lives to helping others. i am speaking to you today from the chapel of the former middlesex hospital in london. now it's itself a vibrant community space and thinking, especially of the many thousands of professionals and volunteers here in the united kingdom and across the commonwealth, who with

it is 50 of champions, they go into 3 to win royal soap down in a teeth to placing those lead stomachs wiley's else. why level probate? you're on a one note and then saying that perfect, you're a pain, russell decision about the crucial moments as a pool. want a penalty for falling loosely as an behind his stomach and both of the his 50 of champions week old, the reds for helping that lead table 16 out of 6 and have 18 points. well, one a good thing to see if you asked me about all the 6 games i'm, i'm really pleased with all the results. i'm really pleased with the 5 games the way we plates. i'm far from least about the performance tonight and biolife the keys and school and the last minute. so you secure a one know when i'll be in some alarm the when most chevy along. so i saw it is the 2nd place in says 1st loss dropping then down to full. all right, that is how useful she's looking for that. so thanks very much and data post a lot more. these are the other side of the break, but until then for me on the news team here in town, thanks very much your time at your company, the double

kron terisa stasio sat down with royal roberts. >> what i can for say that i am not pamela price. i'm roberts on the spot. >> on monday, new alameda county district attorney royal robert now in charge of a multi-million dollar budget. hundreds of employees and overseeing the prosecution of crimes. and one of the largest counties in the bay area. >> and what i've done is appointed 3 chiefs of prosecution to shore up the office. but really, my role i see is continuity. and ensuring that the office is stable. roberts was the chief assistant under pamela price recalled last month by voters. >> per county charter roberts is now da in a temporary capacity. alameda county board of supervisors have started interviewing for the position which will last 2 years until the next schedule election for the office. do you want the job to run the office and the next election? i do not want to run for this job in the next election cycle. >> however, in the interim i have been running the office and if it's best for alameda county, that's that's what i want. i want the best thing for alameda county.

and you are lucky because you have been down here doing your thing with the royals and your daughter is making you christmas dinner. that is definitely a plus! that is for sure! no cooking. do you think you will be back in the future? i hope so because i came here when i wasn't in a wheelchair hand in that kept him going for the rest of his days, so it is special. thank you so much and have a lovely christmas. you have a lovely christmas, as well! nearly done with work and we are going to have a great christmas. it has been a lovely day here at sandringham, and many people, like diane, have come this year because they know they have had issues with their health and they wanted to show support. and we'll be bringing you king charles' annual christmas message live here on the bbc news channel at 15:00 gmt. that's on bbc news channel in an hour's time. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of st peter's basilica to thousands of people in the square below, he delivered his traditional christmas day "urbi et orbi", an address

as the famous christmas carol, once in royal david's city, reminds us, our saviour holy came down toarth from heaven, lived among the poor and mean and lowly, and transformed the lives of those he met through god's redeeming love. that is the heart of the nativity story. and we can hear its beat in the belief of all the great faiths, in the love and mercy of god, in times ofjoy and suffering, calling us to bring light where there is darkness. all of us go through some form of suffering at some stage in our life, be it mental or physical. the degree to which we help one another, and draw support from each other, be we people of faith or of none, is a measure of our civilisation as nations. this is what continually impresses me, as my family and i meet with and listen to those who dedicate their lives to helping others. i am speaking to you today from the chapel of the former middlesex hospital in london, now itself a vibrant community space, and thinking especially of the many thousands of professionals and volunteers here in the united kingdom, and across the commonwealth, who, with

down the mall... because there is a sir keir starmer, and him, this is his first royal state visit as the leader of the so for him, a critical trip, a critical moment because he would like to build those relations with qatar, important in terms of we know that qatar already has billions of pounds worth of wealth invested in the uk, so no doubt sir keir starmer wants to build on that, and that is what these state visits are all about. it is that soft diplomacy, red carpet diplomacy, the pomp and ceremony that these royal state visits really bring about when it comes to building ties, building those bilateral relations between countries, between the united kingdom and between the united kingdom and between countries such as qatar. obviously, there is controversy when it comes to qatar itself, we know that when it came to the world cup there was a lot of concern as to the country's human rights record, but today what we are looking at, although there will no doubt come up as well because i know a lot of the commentators we've been speaking to this morning have this up, but today this is about what we're g

down. what did the royals say? never explain. never complain, whatever. we did that. fast. maybe we should have given them more of a warning, whatever, it's fine, but guess what? the main complaint was that we called donald trump's rhetoric fascist during the campaign, and then we went down to have an off-the-record comment when guess who else does that? >> let me see from "the new york times," "the washington post," you know what? i even think folks from "the atlantic." >> i think probably -- on. >> they were doing that. >> if they had a chance to talk in the background with the incoming president or president-elect, in fact, as somebody wrote during this outrageously stupid, immature series of articles that lied time and time again about us, the reporter said i'd be fired if i had the opportunity to come in and talk to someone who was incoming president of the united states. they didn't do it. ask any journalist of "the new york times," and people of "the washington post" how dare they, how dare they? at the same time that "the washington post" is doing the same thi

down? i've always supported the royal family and i take something off my bucket list, which hopefully i willhere. it's always been on the bucket list. so yeah, that's the reason i'm here. and how did your husband react when you said you were going to norfolk to spend christmas? uh, well, he wasn't it wasn't wasn't the reaction i was hoping for. but he's ok with it now. he's in the background. he won't come. he's camera shy? yes. and who are the flowers for? these are for any of the royals that come across hopefully anybody that would want to to receive them. i'd be happy to pass them on. and it's a really nice atmosphere in the queue, isn't it? you two have been speaking. people make friends. they share stories, don't they? to be honest, i think this is what what's needed. we are all here for one purpose and it is all positive. everybody�*s bubbly, it's christmas day and hey, it's a great opportunity and we've met yourself. thank you. and you've got to get to meet bigger vips soon as well. yeah. and who are you most looking forward to seeing? probably william. william and kate. and have a lo

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down hotel. it was called the royal hotel. there was nothing royal about it at all by simply, you know, given the money that i had, that was the place that i 1st date and 1970 the last 4 years were intends on old sites for those fighting it. and those reporting it in 1973, one year after americas most brutal bombing of north of yet now the powers peace accords ended us direct involvement in vietnam. but the war was not over in 1975 events in cambodia. sure. the us, on the 17th of april, the cambodian capital town pen fell to the communist come a rouge and the americans had to walk straight to a southern evacuation. it was clear, the united states was about to lose self vietnam too. so the war reporters shuttled back to psyched on hotels. when cambodia fell to the command of rulers, i came over to vietnam. i arrived with a brilliant and very experienced australian camera man named niel davis. we arrived in, so i go in and we're trying to decide where to stay. we thought about the continental, we thought about the majestic, we t

individual reports into each of mrjabbar�*s 723 patients after he stepped down last year, following a damning report by the royalrgeons. the hospital says commissioning the reviews is in line with nhs guidelines, but only a few have been completed so far, and several of those have not satisfied the families. chloe hayward reports. bunty was referred to yaserjabbar for leg lengthening surgery. in may 2020, after a series of failed operations, her lower left leg was amputated. none of her operations worked and none of them were of any benefit to her whatsoever, they've admitted this. now when the leg lengthening didn't work, he shortened her leg by about eight inches. so this was when ella's legs were at their worst. claire's daughter, ella, has a rare bone condition, which led to a referral for a series of operations to realign her knees as she grew up. the first operation worked, but then she switched to mrjabbar. this is how mrjabbar's surgery had left her. she went from walking for miles to, "mummy, i can't walk round the supermarket. " and it was at that point we had to make the choice to get a wheelchair for

you did bring down the government and you did it by stealing the royal. and by applying economic sanctions to the state have other jobs. they never had a jobs at the end of the day. obviously, a solid might huge mistakes of blogs. i've no idea who a sod was. i know he was a trained ophthalmologist and that it was never meant to be the leader of syria is brother was meant to be the late, and the brother rather inconvenient. they killed himself in a car crash. that's any reason. bashar assad kaybree didn't plan and now i see that of course people go watch my interview with robert and he have a car as we're gonna watch, ryan to be on line somewhere, may be in the who is we'll be deleted with the asset now living in moscow, we invite them. oh yeah. but yeah, sorry you, as you're saying about the people sharing the deposit. yeah. so let's, let's, let's wait and see what happened and show way. i looked at the map yesterday of what happened between 2 to syria, between 2011, and now and the way that the, uh, the lines, the battle lines have gone back with some ph

royal photoshop faux pas. cnn's brian stelter is counting down the top ten media stories of 2020 for. >> coming in at number tene list of the top ten media stories of 2020. for a royal photo editing scandal in an era of deep fakes and deep distrust of media, the princess of wales made some edits that backfired. princess charlotte's sleeve isn't where it should be. >> the zipper on kate's sweater is misaligned. >> the manipulated photo added to the mystery about princess kate's absence from public view. >> they are now caught in this storm, which is pretty unprecedented because it's blown up in such an extraordinary way. >> she took the blame for it and said she was just experimenting with photo editing. and then weeks later, and we begin with the breaking news out of london tonight and the outpouring of concern around the world for the princess of wales. >> her stoic announcement that she has cancer. addressing some of the health questions she's been facing for weeks and that led the world to wish her well and lay off the conspiracy theories. >> number nine, the caitlin clark phenomenon. the iowa superstar supe

royal editor, joining us now. and what we saw there, of course, queen camilla wasn't part of that procession down the mall, but weand that willjust be really nice for so many people who are wishing her well following her recovery from cancer. absolutely. well, we saw catherine on remembrance sunday. we saw her up there on the buckingham palace balcony for trooping the colour. but i think, of course, she wasn't here at the state visit we had earlier in the year with the emperor of japan. but for her to be here today is an important moment for her. i think it's a reminder, of course, her and prince of wales, prince william, had that important role of collecting and bringing the sheikha and the emir over here, making sure that everything was a proper welcome, you know, really felt like the red carpet had been rolled out. and the king will have been very grateful for the support of the prince and princess of wales. i mean, we have certainly had moments in the royal calendar this year where the royal family has looked pretty skeletal, quite thin on the ground. i think today is a reminder that as we come to the end of

you did bring down the government and you did it by stealing the royal. and by applying economic sanctions to the state have other jobs, they never had a jobs at the end of the day. the. and finally this, these are the muslim call to prayer house, full and silent in israel most across the one helping button from broadcasting the town. and after is really national security administer. it's a more ben give you your call, that quote on reasonable noise ortiz middle east bureau chief, reinforced that picks up the story. for centuries they had done, most of them called for prayer has echoed across the landscape as through cho cry, connecting communities to the faith. but here in israel, the tradition that is as old as long itself is on the threat. we are in haifa, israel's largest so called mix city, having to both jewish and arrow populations. behind me stands specific as historic built by the altima. it's over a century ago. it is one of more than 400 miles across the israel, but could now be silent, is rarely national security minister it's, i'm urban view

you did bring down the government and you did it by stealing the royal. and by applying economic sanctions to the state have other jobs, they never had a jobs at the end of the day. the yellow also in the interview, roger waters gets his view on tom york and the radio head front mount and his at spence on israel as well. it can all be watched in a number of hours here on our see. but i'm, is it at for this are, i'll be back and just over 5 minutes with all of these big news stories and there's quite a few stay with our to introduction the when you do that, you attempted to collect at the exit amount. apache sat there for the show and then it will here job to left for the cause of a dish. excuse us, for the defense of the supplement is such a button and the printer and i thought someone did you lose? it asked who i think. if i said the media, i love you focused on you to reason could you say was when you say the beginning of the country, each of us generally presented. it was worth your money. i'm going to work it on stimulus the industry is it'll, what's

over for pamela price after losing her recall election kron four's terisa stasio sat down with the new interim da royal roberts. >> what i can for say that i am not pamela price. i'm roberts on the spot. >> on monday, new alameda county district attorney royal robert now in charge of a multi-million dollar budget. hundreds of employees and overseeing the prosecution of crimes. and one of the largest counties in the bay area. >> and what i've done is appointed 3 chiefs of prosecution to shore up the office. but really, my role i see is continuity. and ensuring that the office is stable. roberts was the chief assistant under pamela price recalled last month by voters. >> per county charter roberts is now da in a temporary capacity. alameda county board of supervisors have started interviewing for the position which will last 2 years until the next schedule election for the office. do you want the job to run the office and the next election? i do not want to run for this job in the next election cycle. >> however, in the i have been running the office and if it's best for alameda county, that's that's wha

royal caribbean cruise ship. the navigator of the seas sailing from los angeles to mexico. authorities say the video shows michael virgil trying to kick downe allegedly threatened passengers and crew. security restraining him. he later died. tonight, the cause of death has not been released. royal caribbean now saying it is cooperating with authorities. >>> when we come back here tonight, the new fda warning about a popular drug given to dogs. >>> also, quite a discovery in a backyard outside new york city. they could not believe this. >>> and our made in america christmas tonight. something from "it's a wonderful life," still being made in america. if you can believe it. ah, you found me. you found me. there he is. but wherever i go it's always “where's waldo?” are you wally? yeah. yeah i am. never “who's waldo?” sometimes it takes someone who really knows you to make you feel seen. gifts that say i get you. etsy has it. a mystery! jessie loves playing detective. but the real mystery was her irritated skin. so, we switched to tide free & gentle. it cleans better, and doesn't leave behind irritating residues. and it's gentle on her skin. t

down for a feast. what you may not know is the connection between those treasured traditions and the british royal family years, windsor castle has been a royal palace. it was during the reign of queen victoria that so many of the gical traditions became popular. like the christmas tree. >> there was a well-known image published in the paper that shows the queen, her husband and several children standing around a christmas tree. this was really what started it off in the popular imagination. >> reporter: it was her german grandmother, queen charlotte, now featured in the series, who introduced the tree. it was victoria's husband, another german, who brought many other customs to windsor. >> we are looking at two watercolors. they show christmas trees and presents the couple were giving to each other and to their children in 1850, unwrapped. we have paper now. we didn't back then. little statues, all of these gifts given to queen victoria by prince albert. it's a big watercolor. this is for all of the children. you can see here a doll, little balls to play with. >> reporter: prince albert designed the gif

in royal david's city # stood a lowly cattle shed # where a mother laid her baby # in a manger for his bed # mary for his bed # mary was that mother mild # jesus christ her little child # he came down to earth from heaven # who is lord and god of all # and his shelter was a stable # and his cradle was a stall # with the poor, and mean, and lowly # lived on earth our saviour holy # and our eyes at last shall see him # through his own redeeming love # for that child so dear and gentle # is our lord in heaven above # and he leads his children on # to the place where he is gone # not in that poor lowly stable # with the oxen standing by # we shall see him, but in heaven # sat at god's right hand on high # where like stars, his children crowned # all in white shall waitaround.# hello there. christmas day for most of us was a quiet one weather—wise. a lot of cloud around. limited brightness and on the mild side for the time of year. but it hasn't been dry everywhere. around this big area of high pressure which has brought the dry weather, we've had this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, mainly to northern scotland. and cold air never too far away here, but you can see on the airm

. >> once in royal david's city reminds us our savior holy came down to earth from heaven, lived among the poor and mean and lowly, and transform the lives of those he met through god's redeeming love. that is the heart of the nativity story. and we can hear its beat in the belief of all the great faiths, in the love and mercy of god, in times of joy and of suffering, calling us to bring light where there is darkness. all of us go through some form of suffering at some stage in our life, be it mental or physical. the degree to which we help one another and draw support from each other, be we people of faith or of none, is a measure of our civilization as nations. this is what continually impresses me as my family and i meet with and listen to those who dedicate their lives to helping others. i am speaking to you today from the chapel of the former middlesex hospital in london. now itself a vibrant community space and thinking especially of the many thousands of professionals and volunteers here in the united kingdom and across the commonwealth who, with their skills and out of the good

next, at 530, sitting down with alameda county's interim district attorney, how royal roberts plans tod prosecutors. also ahead, how should california proceed under the upcoming trump administration? the bay area mayor seeking a less partizan approach and ending birthright citizenship, analyzing the pledge by president elect donald trump to u nd a policy more it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪ - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator thing that shows how much you'll pay. - for real? - yeah! what are you doing not having

joe not to chew, says royal pageantry and said the address departments your outside number, 10 downing street. so the attention presumably now attending to business and politics. yes, that's wrong. they to underneath the final day of chase to come out on this state visited to the united kingdom and in when, within an hour or so, he will be here in downing street in san to ask for a meeting. she said, for just premises is down with the 2 sides set to be team. that's the tools about deepening already pretty significant sized try the investment ties with more than $8000000000.00 t as tom of the prime minister also said to be team to look for wealthy co investors for big infrastructure true projects, which is brittany's public office. nothing to help stay at the moment and he'll be hoping to hear about progress on longstanding towards to reach us a full trade agreement between britain and the gulf corporation council. countries including saudi arabia twice and of course cut one particular deal apart from that memorandum of understanding you mentioned that that we believe has meetings this

down in sydney. the famous opera house was lit up with images of the couple and of previous visits to australia, when royalging after a rest day, there was a church service... ..and a chance to meet some of the locals. g'day, mate. how are you? from sydney to canberra, a traditional first nation welcome in the great hall of parliament house. didgeridoo plays front and centre, the indigenous peoples. in my many visits to australia, i have witnessed the courage and hope that have guided the nation's long and sometimes difficult journey towards reconciliation. throughout my life, australia's first nations peoples have done me the great honour of sharing so generously their stories and cultures. i can only say how much my own experience has been shaped and strengthened by such traditional wisdom. you are not our king! as the king finished, shouts of "you are not our king!" this was aboriginal senator lidia thorpe. give us what you stole from us! protests were not unexpected and this was condemned by some aboriginal elders. the palace offered no comment but instead focused on what they called the warmth of the

royal mail's ownership, the location of its headquarters and its tax residency. the founder of fashion chain mango, isac andic, passed away on saturday following an accident near barcelona. the 71—year—old billionaire reportedly fell downs in the region. the current chief executive of mango, tony ruiz, expressed his condolences in a statement, saying "his "departure leaves a huge void". a quick recap of the data we have had out of china. house prices have fallen 5.7% year—on—year in november, highlighting a continuous struggle in the property sector. retailsales struggle in the property sector. retail sales data for november shows an uptick of a 3%, a sharp slowdown from 4.8% growth in october where retail sales recorded the quickest growth since february, held by the annual a single day shopping festival. that is all for now, do stay with us on bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday. pressure on pep as united beat city with a last gasp winner in the manchester derby. celtic claim the scottish league cup title after a hectic 90 minutes, extra time plus a penalty shoot—out against rangers. and we meet the british olympic champion rower who's recycling her used kit in a bid to cut down on waste. hello and welcome along

down to half of what it used to be. that's one of the financial pressures it is now facing. those financial pressures do also seem to have been affecting its performance. royal is supposed to deliver 93% of letters within one working day of them being sent. in fact, one working day of them being sent. infact, it one working day of them being sent. in fact, it is damn it has only achieved about 75%. second class letters which are supposed to be delivered within three days it has also fallen short of combat as well. so as you understand this is a problem for the company. —— fallen short of that target as well. ofcom has the choice not to find the company if it has a good excuse. this time royal mail said it was because of its financial performance and delays of getting a vote on a pay deal with members of its workers' union but that had harmed its day—to—day performance. but ofcom said this simply wasn't good enough. these were notjustifiable these were not justifiable reasons. these were notjustifiable reasons. and therefore it has chosen to impose what is a quite significant fine on royal mail. ., ., , mail. theo leggett, as ever, thank you — mail. theo legg

royal albert hall, what else next? i l albert hall, what else next? i must get tickets for that, thank you for that. the head of us insurance company united healthcare has been gunned downhief executive brian thompson was fatally shot in the chestjust before 07:00 est on wednesday outside the hilton hotel in midtown manhattan, where he had been scheduled to speak at an investor conference later in the day. the 50—year—old was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead, officials said. a suspect fled the scene and remains at large, the new york police department said... in midtown manhattan earlier this morning 50—year—old brian thompson the ceo of united healthcare was shot and killed in what appears at this early stage of our investigation to be a brazen, targeted attack. this does not appear to be a random act of violence. the victim was in new york city to speak at an investor conference and it appears the suspect was lying in wait for several minutes and as the victim was walking to the conference hotel, the suspect approached from behind and fired several rounds, striking the victim at least once in the back and at least once in the right calf. many people

been honored with a royal salute undercarriage procession during the morning of pageantry in central london. and on wednesday, the mayor will meet prime minister, kia sedona at 10 downing street, where we chose has a god of on a catalogs, m. yeah. london's whole scott's parade. the visiting monic inspected the troops, the company by king charles the 3rd time together with his wife, jacob jo. i have in fox on 2 days of pageantry and business. the site visit with the royal palm and splendor was considered the grandest owner that could be offered a visiting head of states. and it already comes on offer from the king, but shows the importance of the case. putting on its relationship with capital. prince and princess of wales with the for the ceremonial welcome. it was catherine's 1st state visit since cancer treatment then to buckingham palace like horse drawn carriage, the full visits to westminster abbey and the houses of parliament. on wednesday, the may will meet prime minister keeps tom, a downing street storm is government wants to trade deal with gulf countries with a potential $2000000000.00 for the you case coffers. us today you follow in the footsteps of your fat