andrew castle, another great reason to respect _ stinks.drew castle, another great reason to respect his opinion - stinks. andrew castle, another great reason to respect his opinion as - stinks. andrew castle, another great reason to respect his opinion as a . reason to respect his opinion as a west countrymen. john and kate, thank you both very much — that's shameless, isn't it? we will all be back at 11:30 p:m., the weather and sport coming up next, then we travel to singapore for newsday. good evening, this is your update from the bbc sport centre. chelsea striker romelu lukaku has apologised to his team—mates and is back in the squad for tomorrow's league cup semi final against tottenham. the belgian was dropped for chelsea's match against liverpool at the weekend, after saying in an interview that he was "not happy" under manager thomas tuchel. lukaku released a video apology to chelsea's fans, and tuchel believes it's now time to move on. for me, the most important thing was to understand and clearly understand and believe it was not

andrew castle with his anal sis of deported. andrew castle with his analysis of the _ deported.one guaranteed way of blowing away the new year blues and that's the magic of the fa cup. there were shocks galore as non—league sides kidderminster and boreham wood went through to the next round, but it was the league one side cambridge united who produced the biggest shock of the weekend by beating newcastle. ball forward, they have made the run. dubravka has spilt it. and it's off the line but eventually in! joe ironside puts cambridge united in front, and the cup upset is on. a number nine who once made the pilgrimage to this ground just to bask in the glory of alan shearer has struck. the broadcaster and newcastle legend alan shearerjoins us now. brilliant for cambridge united fans, alan, are you happy to talk about it yet or is furious? i alan, are you happy to talk about it yet or is furious?— yet or is furious? i have 'ust come on the back — yet or is furious? i have 'ust come on the back of i yet or is furious? i have 'ust come on the back of your i yet or is furious? i have

andrew castle told me what it could mean for his reputation if documentation has been falsified.orld of sport and in tennis. when novak djokovicjust a couple of weeks or whatever it was before travelling to australia and gaining this medical exemption to get in from having the vaccination somebody that has been pretty vexing sceptic gets a positive pcr test which would allow him to get them so that is where the investigations have come from and there seems to be a problem with the sequencing and what happens if it turns out that this pcr test is false or fake is if it turns out that this pcr test is false orfake is i have no idea whether it would mean anything to him. if he is found to not be telling the truth what impact could that have on his reputation? i telling the truth what impact could that have on his reputation? i think eve one that have on his reputation? i think everyone is — that have on his reputation? i think everyone is polarised _ that have on his reputation? i think everyone is polarised at _ that have on his reputation? i think everyone is polarised at the - th

for andrew, seen leaving his home near windsor castle this morning, to ponder the situation in whichw finds himself. a situation in which, for him, none of the options is a good one. the days of this, of standing proudly on the balcony of buckingham palace, in military uniform, alongside his family, are over. his family and particularly his elder brother charles and his nephew, william, had to put aside family feeling. the priority now was the family's protection from severe reputational damage. just after five o'clock, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known that andrew would no longer be known as his royal highness. so, what does it all mean? as his royal highness. it means we will never see andrew like this again, riding as honorary colonel of the grenadier gu

. >>> on christmas day at windsor castle, prince andrew was nowhere to seen, the prince is liked by justof the british public, according to a recent poll. and the queen's second son is no longer performing royal duties. >> andrew has been pushed right to the side and told you're not representing anything. we don't want you dressing up. keep the hell out of it. >> reporter: kelvin mckenzie is the former editor of a british tabloid newspaper "the sun." if the sexual assault lawsuit against prince andrew goes ahead, he told us the media coverage will be a royal embarrassment. >> it will be beyond shocking. he will be slaughtered. >> prince andrew should be panicking. >> reporter: his accuser virginia roberts giuffre claims she was sex trafficked by jeffrey epstein. she wants justice. >> he needs to be held accountable. we need to show the world that the rich and the mighty can fall too. >> reporter: the prince denies the accusation and says he has no recollection of ever meeting roberts-giuffre. he has never been charged with any criminal offense. but legal analyst joe tamborineo told us in

for andrew, seen leaving his home near windsor castle this morning, to ponder the situation in whichw finds himself. a situation in which, for him, none of the options is a good one. the days of this, of standing proudly on the balcony of buckingham palace, in military uniform, the days of this, of standing proudly on the balcony of buckingham palace, in military uniform, alongside his family, are over. his family and particularly his elder brother charles and his nephew, william, had to put aside family feeling. the priority now was the family's protection from severe reputational damage. just after five o'clock, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known that andrew would no longer be known as his royal highness. so, what does it all mean? it means we will never s

for andrew, seen leaving his home near windsor castle to ponder the situation in which he finds himselfich r him, none of the options is a good on the days of standing proudly on the balcony of buckingham palace in military uniform alongside his family are over. his family, particularly, his elder brother charles and nephew william, had to put aside family feeling. the priority now was the families protection from severe reputational damage. just after 5:00, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronage is have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known he would no longer be known as his royal highness. what does it all mean? we will never see and july this again, his honorary kernel of the grenadier guards. he stepped down by mutual agreement from that position and roles in nearly a dozen other regiments. he's also giv

for andrew, seen leaving his home near windsor castle this morning, to ponder the situation in whichnds himself. a situation in which, for him, none of the options is a good one. the days of this, of standing proudly on the balcony of buckingham palace, in military uniform, alongside his family, are over. his family — and particularly his elder brother charles and his nephew william — had to put aside family feeling. the priority now was the family's protection from severe reputational damage. just after five o'clock, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. at the same time, the palace let it be known that andrew would no longer be known as his royal highness. so, what does it all mean? it means we will never see andrew like this again, riding as honorary colonel of the grenadier guards at trooping the colour. he has stepped down by mutual agreement, we are told, from that position and from roles in nearly a dozen other regiments. he is also giving up roles in the royal navy and the raf. in military circles, there was considerable relief. the mp tobias

for andrew, seen leaving his home near windsor castle this morning, to ponder the situation in whichelf. a situation in which, for him, none of the options is a good one. the days of this, of standing proudly on the balcony of buckingham palace, in military uniform, the days of this, of standing proudly on the balcony of buckingham palace, in military uniform, alongside his family, are over. his family and particularly his elder brother charles and his nephew, william, had to put aside family feeling. the priority now was the family's protection from severe reputational damage. just after five o'clock, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known that andrew would no longer be known as his royal highness. so, what does it all mean? it means we will never see andrew li

this is very much their version that andrew was summoned to see the queen for a 45 minute meeting, he was summoned to windsor castleto andrew. yes, i don't think— laying down the law to andrew. yes, i don't think freeze _ laying down the law to andrew. yes, i don't think freeze out _ laying down the law to andrew. yes, i don't think freeze out is the idon't think freeze out is the right— i don't think freeze out is the right word to use that office up in private _ right word to use that office up in private the — right word to use that office up in private the family will continue as a family — private the family will continue as a family. but in everything public and the _ a family. but in everything public and the enduring constitution of the monarchy, — and the enduring constitution of the monarchy, and everything the queen is evident _ monarchy, and everything the queen is evident which is put the nation first in_ is evident which is put the nation first in every respect. it's over, good _ first in every respect. it's over, good night _ first in every respect. it's over, good night and that's it. that would hav

with the queen largely staying behind windsor castle's walls, prince harry and meghan in california, and prince andrewenty of duties for the remaining senior members of the royal family to take on. in another year in which travel has been curtailed by covid, charles and camilla have been the face of britain abroad, with some spectacular photo opportunities in egypt. and on the banks of the river jordan, visiting the placejesus is said to have been baptised. during the tour, the prince was asked about his mother's health. once you get to 95, you know, it's not quite as easy as it used to be. it's bad enough at 73! in late november, the prince travelled to the caribbean. he arrived as the future king of barbados, but by the end of this ceremony, the island nation had become a republic with the queen removed as the head of state. charles used his speech to emphasise enduring friendships and directly acknowledged an uncomfortable shared history. from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocity of slavery, which forever stains our history, the people of this island forged their path with extrao

with the queen largely staying behind windsor castle's walls, prince harry and meghan in california, and prince andrew been plenty of duties for the remaining senior members of the royal family to take on. in another year in which travel has been curtailed by covid, charles and camilla have been the face of britain abroad, with some spectacular photo opportunities in egypt. and on the banks of the river jordan, visiting the placejesus is said to have been baptised. during the tour, the prince was asked about his mother's health. once you get to 95, you know, it's not quite as easy as it used to be. it's bad enough at 73! in late november, the prince travelled to the caribbean. he arrived as the future king of barbados, but by the end of this ceremony, the island nation had become a republic with the queen removed as the head of state. charles used his speech to emphasise enduring friendships and directly acknowledged an uncomfortable shared history. from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocity of slavery, which forever stains our history, the people of this island forged their path wit

andrew strongly denies the allegations. our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, is outside windsor castle.yes, good afternoon- — the last 24 hours. yes, good afternoon. it _ the last 24 hours. yes, good afternoon. it was _ the last 24 hours. yes, good afternoon. it was here - the last 24 hours. yes, good - afternoon. it was here yesterday it was agreed by mutual consent, we are told, that prince andrew would return his royal patronjudges and military affiliations back to the queen to be re—distributed amongst the members of the royalfamily queen to be re—distributed amongst the members of the royal family and he would cease to be style his royal highness and he would fight this civil case in the us as a private citizen. in a swift and stark manner this was effectively the queen saying you are on your own. on social media, his accuser virginia giuffre gave her view that she was pleased with the judge 's ruling that allows her case against prince andrew to go forward and she is glad she will have the chance to expose the truth and she is deeply grateful to her she went on the truth and she i

do know there's been a series of cars arriving at the royal lodge where prince andrew lives in the shadow of windsor castlee public reaction, a lot of people are now suggesting he really has no choice but to settle this case, or bring the monarchy and britain really into disrepute. the major newspapers are running with that story today. >> and, dan, do you think prince andrew will settle? >> you know, i didn't initially think so but now as i watch this all unfold, it does start to feel like from the court of public opinion that that's his only option. meaning, as a legal matter, if this were a typical case, he's denying that this ever happened. he's saying he doesn't remember having ever met her. that's not the sort of case where you typically end up with a settlement. and yet this case is different. we're talking about prince andrew. we're talking about public pressure on the royals. we're talking about people now pressuring andrew to settle and as a result, i think it is certainly possible. >> and some of the pressure has been applied by attorneys who suggested they would call members of the royal family

prince andrew strongly denies the allegations. 0ur royal correspondent, sarah campbell, is outside windsor castley amongst other members of the royal family. he will no longer be styled his royal highness, his birthright, and will defend the case against him in the us as a private citizen. it was a pretty blunt, short statement that was released by buckingham palace just after five o'clock yesterday evening and was as close to the queen could come to basically saying to prince andrew, "you are on your own." meanwhile, his accuser, virginia giuffre, took to social media this morning. she told twitter that she was pleased withjudge kaplan's ruling that allows her case with prince andrew to go forward, and she put forward that line, she said her goal has always been to show that the rich and the powerful are not above the law and must be held accountable. now, prince andrew has always denied the allegations against him and a source close to him yesterday said that this case is a marathon, not a sprint, and the duke will continue to defend himself. no doubt it would have been a very difficult day for

prince andrew had been an honorary member of the club since 1992. the royal patron of the club is the queen. barnard castlear. the english heritage site became notorious for a trip made during lockdown by the prime minister's then chief adviser, dominic cummings, which he said was to test his eyesight. the castle attracted 20% more visitors in 2021. the charity says last year was also a bumper year for people exploring many other places in their own areas for the first time. a man who was pulled over by police has admitted he'd been driving with no licence or insurance for more than 70 years. police stopped the man, who was born in 1938, in nottingham on wednesday evening. he told officers he'd been driving with no licence or insurance since he was 12. in tennis rafael nadal has moved one win away from a record 21st grand slam men's title after reaching the final of the australian open. after a dominant start, he put on an impressive performance to beat italy's matteo berrettini. the 35—year—old spaniard is level on 20 major titles with long—time rivals novak djokovic and roger federer. he'll face world nu

windsor estate, the queen lives pretty much full time now at windsor castle apart from when she goes up to scotland and prince andrewover. �* y , over. and yet he denies the allegations _ over. and yet he denies the allegations made _ over. and yet he denies the allegations made against i over. and yet he denies the i allegations made against him, over. and yet he denies the - allegations made against him, he will say to his mother, i did not sexually assaulted virginia giuffre, as she claims. but it is presumably to do with the fact civil case, a judge ruled this week, can now go ahead so the queen has got to distance herself?— ahead so the queen has got to distance herself? absolutely. the queen and the _ distance herself? absolutely. the queen and the institution - distance herself? absolutely. the queen and the institution have i distance herself? absolutely. the queen and the institution have to| queen and the institution have to create separation between prince andrew as the public figure, as a member of the firm and this awful case. i�*m not sure one could really think of a worse accusation against a member o

andrew vehemently denies any wrongdoing and has been no comment from his legal team today. there is no comment either from buckingham palace but i think we can say with some certainty that behind the castleons have been circling for years and now will potentially cast a cloud over this year's platinum jubilee celebrations. sarah cambell, platinum jubilee celebrations. sarah campbell. on _ platinum jubilee celebrations. sarah campbell, on cue, _ platinum jubilee celebrations. sarah campbell, on cue, live _ platinum jubilee celebrations. sarah campbell, on cue, live in _ platinum jubilee celebrations. sarah campbell, on cue, live in windsor. —— thank you. a court in germany has sentenced a syrian colonel to life for crimes against humanity. anwar raslan, who's 58, was linked to the torture of 4,000 people at a prison in damascus known as "hell on earth". a former officer under president bashar al—assad, he was arrested in germany, where he'd claimed asylum, two years ago. our correspondent, jenny hill, has that story. those who opposed the syrian president paid a terrible price. bashar al—assad's regime violently crushed street protests in 2011. civilians rounded up, detained, tortured, ki

last week prince andrew was stripped of his royal status, and now his official twitter and youtube accounts have been deleted. the queen was like, "no twitter. no youtube now to go your castleughter ] i saw that the ceo of crypto.com just confirmed that it suffered a security breach and hundreds of accounts were hacked that's terrible. i mean, if you can't trust a a website called crypto.com. [ laughter ] hey, i heard that police in canada are looking for a man who allegedly stole an $8,000 guitar by hiding it in his pants. [ laughter ] the first giveaway guitar-shaped pants. [ laughter ] when he was approached by security, he was like, "oh, i walked in with this guitar in my pants." [ laughter ] the guy was easy to spot he was the one walking away from the store like -- [ guitar strumming ] [ laughter and applause finally, a home listing in wisconsin has gone viral because of the house's unusual bathroom set-up. take a look at this. it's real. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's weird when you knock on the door and three people are like, "occupied!" [ laughter ] ♪ occupie occupied occupied occupied ♪ ♪ occupied ♪ >> jimmy: we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and

castle. correspondent sarah campbell what correspondent sarah campbell options does prince now? what options does prince andrew we have not had any _ now? are in terms of comment, we have not had any comment - now? are in terms of comment, we have not had any comment from . now? are in terms of comment, we . have not had any comment from prince andrew's legal team but clearly, there will be a lot of discussions going on since that motion to dismiss byjudge kaplan yesterday. effectively, prince andrew has options in front of him to appeal the motion to dismiss, most legal commentators say that it is unlikely that an appeal would be successful, simply becausejudge kaplan was so definitive in his dismissal on all reasons, in his motion to dismiss. the other options are to fight the case in court and of course the civil case now is ongoing, and the timetable is quite quick. the next stage is something called a process of discovery. this is where the key players, and sam grewe and virginia giuffre will have to do is sit down with lawyers from the opposing teams and answer questions under oath and on camera, and not

prince andrew is now stripped of his military titles and charities as he is accused in a lawsuit of sexual abuse. queen elizabeth reportedly telling her son face to face at windsor castles. a u.s. judge ruling he will be tried after the prince attempted to shield himself with a 2009 settlement between his accuser and jeffrey epstein. prince andrew maintains his innocence. the former ceo of walmart says inflation is driving the national labor shortage which he called the great resignation, listen to this. >> where you could have found somebody at 12 or $14, you are now paying 20 or $22 an hour to do. while that's good for the worker, it's not great for the business. and from the workers' perspective, when ground beef is touching on $7 a pound, even $20 an hour is not really enough. >> carley: he says leaders like president biden are prioritizing things like the federal election overhaul rather than inflation. and do you remember this ear worm? ♪ baby shark doo doo doo ♪ baby shark doo doo doo doo ♪ baby shark doo doo doo ♪ baby shark. >> carley: baby shark taking a huge bite out of the internet the first video who hit 10 billion views on internet. the song holds the rec

andrew had been an honorary member of the club since 1992. the royal patron of the club is the queen. more people than ever visited barnard castleit has put it in the back of people�*s minds, yeah. juliet fellows—smith is property manager for english heritage at barnard castle — and she�*s been telling me about the increased interest from visitors. we have benefited from a higher media profile than normal and we certainly sold a few more magnets bearing the words barnard castle and we saw a few people taking selfies in front of the castle, sometimes with their spectacles, but we have seen a national trend in english heritage, a lot of our smaller sites really getting increased visits. a lot of love from local people. i think people have taken the mandate to stay—at—home very seriously and have visited their local gems. many towns have a 900—year—old cars or abbeyjust around the corner and we are seeing people visit them. — 900—year—old castle. yes, as you say, it is notjust your area, but it is about people finding it more difficult to travel abroad and looking to what is at home and what is potentially on their doorstep. that�*