sir anthony, anthony seldon. g. lovely to see you this morning. thank coming in. i've thank you for coming in. i've been lot of news, hasn't been a lot of news, hasn't there? was reaction to there? what was your reaction to there? what was your reaction to the princess of wales announcing that cancer on friday that she had cancer on friday night? incredibly upset. night? well incredibly upset. >> yeah. it's very that poor >> yeah. it's very sad that poor family, the children and she is just the most popular figure in the royal family. just edging prince william is also extremely popular. i think most people would be saddened and shocked, but i don't think the royal family is in crisis because none of the conditions for a royal family crisis exist at the moment. it'sjust family crisis exist at the moment. it's just very sad to have both the king and now her, ill with this terrible disease. and let's hope it, you know, they recover soon, but it's not a crisis. >> hopefully they'll be taking comfort from each other a

author and historian sir anthony seldon will be here to share his thoughts.ge a comeback and ailsa anderson, the former press secretary to queen elizabeth ii , secretary to queen elizabeth ii, will be here to discuss the devastating news the princess devastating news of the princess of wales's cancer diagnosis. don't go anywhere