funnily enough, 2010 was it. to be from prince andrew, continue to make headlines daniela relph, bbcnt trump has claimed that the helicopter was flying too high at the time of the crash — the us army hasn't commented. from washington. to salvage the wreckage, which lies in pieces. covering the remains of other victims will be difficult until the aircraft is lifted of the water. aircraft is lifted out of the water. teams are working in targeted diving teams are working in targeted areas and will areas and coastguard assets will arrive this afternoon. the salvage have begun to arrive the crews have begun to arrive on the scene and they are assessing the work that is going to be needed to —e= the 77 77 from the the 7 7 from the water. recover the aircraft from the water. already be: r �* possession are already in their possession are the so—called black boxes from the commercialjet. the leading commercialjet. the agency leading the the national the investigation, the national safety board, transportation safety board, will take days to study cockpit voice take days to studythe cockpit v

our senior royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. this was no ordinary royal visit.t saying thank you to the staff who cared for her during her cancer treatment. over the past year, the princess of wales has been a patient at the royal marsden. her return was described by kensington palace as "deeply personal and incredibly poigna nt". how are you finding it? the princess shared her own experiences with patients, including how she had had a port fitted, a device that allowed chemotherapy to be delivered into the bloodstream more easily. it was really nice to talk to somebody else who is going through a cancer journey. i have just had a port put in and she had the same. so it was just nice to hear how she felt about it. she said she was quite attached to it, which is a nice thought, because i havejust had it in, so it feels like a completely foreign entity at the moment. in a social media post after her hospital visit, the princess said... it was the first time the princess had described herself as being in remission. previous updates had just said her cancer treatmen

our senior royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. this was no ordinary royal visit.the past year, the princess of wales has been a patient at the royal marsden. her return was described by kensington palace as "deeply personal and incredibly poignant". how are you finding it? the princess shared her own experiences with patients, including how she had had a port fitted, a device that allowed chemotherapy to be delivered into the bloodstream more easily. it was really nice to talk to somebody else who is going through a cancer journey. i have just had a port put in and she had the same. so it was just nice to hear how she felt about it. she said she was quite attached to it, which is a nice thought, because i havejust had it in, so it feels like a completely foreign entity at the moment. in a social media post after her hospital visit, the princess said... it was the first time the princess had described herself as being in remission. previous updates had just said her cancer treatment was over. it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family. i

here's our senior royal correspondent daniela relph. this was no ordinary royal visit.ent saying thank you to the staff who cared for her during her cancer treatment. over the past year, the princess of wales has been a patient at the royal marsden. her return was described by kensington palace as "deeply personal and incredibly poigna nt". how are you finding it? the princess shared her own experiences with patients, including how she'd had a port fitted, a device that allowed chemotherapy to be delivered into the bloodstream more easily. it was really nice to talk to somebody else who is going through a cancer journey. i have just had a port put in and she had the same so it wasjust nice to hear how she felt about it. she said she was quite attached to it, which is a nice thought, cos i have just had it in, so it feels like a completely foreign entity at the moment. in a social media post after her hospital visit, the princess said... it was the first time the princess had described herself as being in remission. previous updates had just said her cancer treatment was

here's our senior royal correspondent daniela relph.im... and he went on to criticise what he called red chasers for china show the access he had on the value of the prince and those around him placed on their friendship. china inconsistent and erratic. offenderjeffrey epstein. in his bbc interview, he was asked about his last contact with epstein. did you see him as to him again? no, that was it. but the new material shows an e—mail believed to be tarnished reputation. much more on that story on the bbc�*s website as well. i want to to the live shot of to take you to the live shot of washington and the potomac washingtonand the potomac as a salvage operation is river as a salvage operation is under way the continuing under way as the continuing search for any remnants of the and of course the aircraft and of course the helicopter following that the fatal crash in crash, the fatal crash in very cold 7 there7 7 there as the salvage conditions there as the salvage is under way. also, we're conditions there as the salvage is under we anoth

september and called the six months to that point "incredibly tough". 0ur royal correspondent daniela relphdriven we are told very much by the princess herself that she had wanted this to be herfirst significant engagement of 2025, and that she had wanted to go back to the hospital that we now know was a hospital where she herself has been having cancer treatment over recent months. so it was a really deeply personal visit. she had a chance to meet staff and to meet patients currently undergoing treatment at the royal marsden, which is a specialist cancer centre. we're told that she wanted to return there to say thank you for the exceptional care, support and compassion that she had received herself, but also hundreds of others receive at the marsden every day, and that she wanted to show her gratitude to the incredible team that had cared for her. when she arrived at the royal marsden today, she was heard saying to staff it was nice to walk in through the front door because of course in recent months when she's been having her own treatment, she's been sort of snuck in the back, i suppose,

daniela relph. let's seak today. daniela relph. let's speak to — today. daniela relph.iela relph. let's speak to jessica parker, i today. daniela relph. let's| speak to jessica parker, our speak tojessica parker, our europe correspondent, in birkenau. this is a huge day. world leaders gathering there. although not president putin, jess. . �* , , jess. that's right, president putin not — jess. that's right, president putin not here, _ jess. that's right, president putin not here, not - jess. that's right, president i putin not here, not welcome, certainly in the wake of russian aggression in ukraine. and his mischaracterisation of what he called a neo—nazi regime in ukraine, used in part tojustify his invasion. so no, president putin is not here today. but of course, there is the element, the obvious reason why the russians in different times would have been here because it was soviet soldiers that arrived at this camp at the barbed wire, at the gates on this day 80 years ago and liberated this as they were moving west as the nazis were retreating. so it is certainly a n