for the ceremony, princess beatrice wore a modified vintage dress belonging to the queen. on her own wedding day in 1947. this was the first time the royal family were together since lockdown. the queen was seen later in the day, knighting captain sir tom moore. while this was not quite a normal royal wedding, one tradition for royal brides was followed — beatrice's wedding bouquet was placed on the tomb of the unknown warrior in westminster abbey. keith doyle, bbc news. you are watching bbc news. hello. some sunday sunshine on the way for most of us through today, but there are some contrasts in our weather fortunes. a few showers around, particularly across northern parts of the country. down towards the south—east is a very slow—moving weather front still bringing cloud and some spots of rain, particularly through parts of east anglia, the coast of norfolk, suffolk, essex, kent, the london area, down towards the south coast. staying pretty cloudy, with some rain at times into the start of the afternoon. further north and west we see sunny skies for the most part. some s

for the ceremony, princess beatrice wore a modified vintage dress belonging to the queen.e queen wore on her own wedding day in 1947. this was the first time the royal family were together since lockdown. the queen was seen later in the day, knighting captain sir tom moore. while this was not quite a normal royal wedding, one tradition for royal brides was followed — beatrice's wedding bouquet was placed on the tomb of the unknown warrior in westminster abbey. keith doyle, bbc news. just a reminder of our main story this hour, which is that for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, the number of new daily infections around the world has surpassed a quarter of a million. that is the biggest increase, and it was in the united states, brazil, india and south africa that we saw the biggest rises. that is the latest from here, on bbc news, you've been watching the bbc. hello. some sunday sunshine on the way for most of us through today, but there are some contrast in our weather fortunes. a few showers around, particularly across northern parts of the country. do

coronavirus meant princess beatrice's marriage was a scaled—down affair held in secret.wers completely covering the archway of the royal chapel of all saints in windsor. beatrice's grandparents, the queen and duke of edinburgh, we re queen and duke of edinburgh, were among the guests which numbered no more than 30 to stay within the government guidelines. prince andrew did walk is daughter down the aisle, but he does not appear in the official photographs released. he has taken a lot of fla k over released. he has taken a lot of flak over the past few months ever since that interview in november last year. he has come under a lot of fire, a lot of pressure, a lot of criticism and he probably felt that it was time to be letting the focus of attention be on his daughter. it is after all her day. and he would keep out of the photographs. for the ceremony, anzus beatrice horse and modified ventures —— vintage dress belonging to the queen. she also wore the diamond fringed tiara which the queen wore on her own wedding day in 19117. this was the first time the royal family wer

for the ceremony, princess beatrice wore a modified vintage dress belonging to the queen.edding day in 1947. while this was not quite a normal royal wedding, one tradition for royal brides was followed. beatrice's wedding bouquet was placed on the tomb of the unknown warrior in westminster abbey. keith doyle, bbc news. amidst many, many flowers. you're watching bbc news. not so summery around london and the south—east at the moment. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. what a difference a day makes. yesterday's cloud and rain, well, it's been replaced by sparkling blue sky and sunshine. just take a look at this weather watcher picture from whitworth in lancashire, glorious day here. however, different story down to the south east, we have had some heat, we have had some sunshinejust recently, but that was a thing of the past. this morning in finsbury, london, we started the day with some rain. the the rain has eased away, but the cloud is taking its time to clear down to the kent coast. so the best of the sunshine further north and west, w

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beatrice's bouquet was placed on the tomb of the unknown warrior in westminster abbey.news. let's catch up with the cricket now and its day four of england's second test against the west indies. the hosts need 18 wickets to force a victory. 0ur correspondent, henry moeran, is at old trafford for us. bring us up—to—date. lunch hasjust been taken. it's not exactly been the morning england were after, just one wicket. england need 80 more wickets to get the victory that would level the series. because we lost a day's play yesterday because of the weather, the pressure is on england to make a breakthrough. don best has looked the most likely. chances have gone down. itjust hasn't gone their way this morning. and somewhere in the bowels of this pavilion, they will no doubt be coming up with plans to try and make more breakthroughs. the west indies‘ morning. that's it. the next news on bbc one is at a:05pm. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. we are going to get more the latest sports news now, more on the cricket and more on the football, because it is fa cup action

beatrice wedding shock, where's dad 7 sunday mirror. beatrice wedding shock, where's dad?o appear on official photographs. it has taken everybody a bit by surprise, penny smith? yes, i think it has, of course it is one of those things where... is a special day like that, for example, where you are walking down the aisle with your daughter and you are nowhere in existence. mind you, it isa nowhere in existence. mind you, it is a lovely picture of the queen and prince philip and of course that outfit, i was just thinking prince philip and of course that outfit, i wasjust thinking i have seen that outfit somewhere before and it was when she was making sir tom more sir tom, the 100—year—old who was so chuffed to meet the queen, so we will see more of that outfit a bit later on, and i think it is something like the first time in 235 years that there has been a very quiet, secretive royal wedding. yes, and you can understand why, i suppose, you can understand why the individual snaps prince andrew isn't there, but whether he was or wasn't, attention is going to be paid to it,. y

pictures are released of princess beatrice's ceremony on friday.nday sunshine on the way for many parts of the uk. as few showers in the north and some cloud and rain really dragging its hills towards the south—east. i will have all the details coming up here on brea kfast. it's sundayjuly 19. good morning. our top story: borisjohnson has said he doesn't believe another nationwide lockdown will be needed if there's a second spike of coronavirus this winter. the prime minister told the sunday telegraph that he believes any future outbreaks can be dealt with at a local or regional level. 0ur political correspondent jessica parker is in our london newsroom. jessica, borisjohnson is sounding more positive than his chief scientific adviser did on friday. yes, i think people have an eagle eye at the moment for what boris johnson is saying versus what some leading scientists are saying, and you are talking about some of the comments made by the chief scientific advisor on friday. he talked about how we are moving to this phase of local measures to tackle

i feel desperately sorry for beatrice.being i think it's very sad for her her dad is untouchable and can't be in the pictures but i agree with catherine, she looks absolutely lovely. james, thank you. let's hope the prime minister, the president and the prince were not watching your podcast today!|j president and the prince were not watching your podcast today! i hope they wear! —— not watching your broadcast today. thank you for joining us for this sunday morning the view of the papers. goodbye for now. hello. some sunday sunshine on the way for most of us through today, but there are some contrast in our weather fortunes. a few showers around, particularly across northern parts of the country. down towards the south—east is a very slow—moving weather front still bringing cloud and some spots of rain, particularly through parts of east anglia, the coast of norfolk, suffolk, essex, kent, the london area, down towards the south coast. staying pretty cloudy, with some rain at times into the start of the afternoon. further no

princess beatrice married italian developer eduardo mozzi. the queen not only attending the wedding, she helped dress the bride, loaning her a gown she wore many times which beatrice remade, and the same tiara worn by the queen on her own wedding day in 1947. it may not have been the wedding of the century, but it looked beautiful. thanks for joining us. our next newscast is today in the bay which starts at 4:30. we'll see you tomorrow. stay healthy.

princess beatrice, but no sign of her dad and that official photo. no sign of dad at all.g kept under wraps and really, since that disastrous interview he did in november of last year, it kept him away from the cameras and it is very sad for his daughter not able to have her dad in and they are beautiful pictures and there she is with the queen and the duke of edinburgh, 20 people allowed to be at the wedding and the whole thing was held at a covid—i9 secure way. very secure in the way of windsor castle but they are all over the papers. they are beautiful pictures but you cannot help but feel for her that she cannot have her dad in her wedding pictures. it would've been remarked upon, penny, if he had been there in these official ones at least. he did walk her down the aisle and there was no hands, no well—wishers, they were supposed to get married in may but in london but the 150 guests and the duchess of york was there, it was a lot smaller than they were hoping for, to go and make captain tom moore acer, when did this happen? and at the end of the month —— a server. and

the daily mail, under the photos from saturday of princess beatrice is a secret garden wedding.tain story, it's not usually surprising in some sense as a? cut because quite a lot people who protest things like driving licenses and passports will themselves not be in the office because they are affected by the pandemic like the rest of us. quite obvious as expected knock on with bureaucratic the highest number of issues that you might have to wait for months to get a new passport. sadly it's taking people a long time to tie up the estates of loved ones who may have lost. also the fact that 150,000 babies who technically don't have legal status because they haven't registered births. not surprising i suppose in the current climate. at the end of the day, it comes down to priorities. what comes first? 0bviously comes down to priorities. what comes first? obviously it's going to have to be the nation's health in these issues although there are important they're going to take time. the question that we all don't know is, what is the knock on effect going to be for the economy of all

or at least get beatrice and edwardo there for their royal wedding. the family released pictures of the private wedding in windsor. she married property tycoon, edwardo in a small ceremony. photos show the beaming couple, the princess in a vintage dress actually, it was loaned to her by none other than her grandmother, queen elizabeth. queen elizabeth wore the same tiara when she married prince phillip. they planned to widespread wed in may but it was canceled because of the pandemic. >>> many events canceled because of the pandemic. but the orange county fair still on. well, online that is. the fair went virtual this year. the website gives fair goers a tour of centennial farms. how to videos on crafts and access to a live pig cam. the organizers said making the shift to an online fire was a tough but necessary decision. >> we were heart broken that the fair had to be canceled. obviously it was the right thing to do given the situation. >>> and the contests are still on as well. you can look through thousands of entries for arts and crafts competitio

beatrice's parents, the duke and duchess of york, didn't appear in either of the released photos, though down the aisle. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. bye for now. hello, i'm jane dougall with the latest from the bbc sports centre. bbc sport understands that watford have sacked nigel pearson with just two matches remaining. he's the third manager to be sacked by the club this season. watford are just above the relegation zone in 17th place with matches against manchester city and arsenal still to be played. pearson was appointed in december last year, replacing quique sanchez flores, who had taken over from javi gracia. the sacking comes after the club's defeat to west ham on friday. championship side huddersfield town have also sacked their manager danny cowley. he took over in september and helped save them from relegation. two games in the premier league today. the first, struggling bournemouth lost out in the south coast derby against southampton. defeat means they could be relegated before theirfinal game, if watf

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and also at windsor today, a secret wedding ceremony as princess beatrice ties the knot with propertyon edoardo mapelli mozzi. —— a very private wedding ceremony. hello, good afternoon. the prime minister has announced a fresh timetable for the easing of coronavirus restrictions in england, saying he hoped there could be a "more significant return to normality" by november, in time for christmas. borisjohnson said that by august first the government will give employers "more discretion" in how staff can return to the workplace, instead of telling them to work from home. bowling, ice—skating, and beauty services will also be allowed to resume, as will indoor performances, if that can be done so safely. in september, schools, colleges and nurseries are to reopen— this was already known — but mrjohnson said universities were also working to reopen as fully as possible. in october stadium audiences will return, and conferences and other business events will be allowed to restart. the government will keep close contact between friends and family under review. boris johnson also announced n

with captain tom and before that with beatrice and her prince charming.ndrew. the father of the bride. this was all quite a few. —— two words that have not been mentioned. this helped to embarrassing problems. i'm not aware that we have seen any photos of the wedding. perhaps we will get to see some in the next one to four hours. clearly, one wishes them the best. —— next 24 hours. it was very private. and of course there is a line interesting in the statement to say that in case anybody was worried, they respected that we gather the distancing and also the other measures during the pandemic. an important in case anybody was worried. you don't need to be worried. you don't need to be worried. all very well observed. jason, you have the last word. this lovely story about her time. a great picture. fantastic. watching the video clip earlier on the smile on the queen. —— lovely story about sir tom. it was an infectious really. we all felt the same. between them they have hundred and 94 years of experience and both incredible public servants and both help the

the very private way princess beatrice said her "i dos."s." >> good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz. today is the last day for a pop up testing site in it'll be open today from 9:00 until 2:00, a coronavirus testing site. you do not need an appointment or have any symptoms to be tested. an insurance or doctors note are also not required. the site has been testing up to 500 people per day. >>> and happening today this is pretty cool. one san francisco neighborhood will try to set a guinness for the longest chalked out hopscotch course. community leaders are putting this day long event together on several blocks. from 10:00 to 4:00 they're asking neighbors to create a 4 mile socially distant hopscotch course. >>> all right, let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to youch am we're a little gray out there in some spots. 62 oakland, 63 mountain view, san jose checking in at 62. and emeriville, cloudy right now, mid-70s later on. 60 in napa and we're looking for temperatures to be cool throughout the

princess beatrice got married to her partner, they had got engaged in september.day that the couple did get married in the royal chapel, which is not too farfrom here, the royal chapel, which is not too far from here, and the royal chapel, which is not too farfrom here, and it was a very personal and a small ceremony. the queen was there. she was at the marriage service, as was the duke of edinburgh as well, and some family members, some close family members at that ceremony. princess beatrice having got married here today on the day that sir captain moore has officially been ignited by the queen. four of years who are just joining us, we want to be able to show them that moment of captain sir tom moore becoming a server. —— for viewers. we can see that now, the queen approaching him with a sword that belonged to her father, since george vi. tapping him on both shoulders and dubbing him a night. you were saying, you were talking about the kinds of things that captain sirtom about the kinds of things that captain sir tom was a saying in anticipation of this moment.

i did good for and just getting on with beatrice or. one of the world's most powerful news a womanizer material sanderson and a selfish founder to the son of a sunday morning. and there was a great deal of jealousy in the mainstream for the softer figure why won't it be more like oh they have to seem all for. instance to. smile. occurred. during the time we have julian aside in solitary confinement in the prison for terrorists awaiting the house a live person. i don't see him dying. and. what he's saying. it's seemed wrong rowles just don't call. me. yet to shape out just they become educated and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the american city pulled into a war zone in the sense in federal agents to washington. from texas to fund previous presidents overseas to improve their reelection chances. and the paying for historical damages to cities in the us found to initiate reparations for minority communities a move that's being questioned by stop. going to pay fo

with beatrice. in the room one of the world's most. unusual women so during a thunderstorm found her to the song of the song knowing. that there was a great deal of jealousy in the minds of her for the song you're going to why won't the people more like all they have hugh seem all. the sweet. smile. we have giuliani aside in solitary confinement in the prison for terrorist oh wait you don't have a life 1st. i don't see him dying you know. i don't. know what he's going. yes they get it. by social class law school class people have a 1st. if you're born into a poor family if you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years and a good morning to generational poverty. is a. fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. to the government the people of laos thank you so much for the kind welcome the extended to me and my delegation. i am very honored to be the 1st american president to visit laos. and. i rea

princess beatrice has married property tycoon edoardo mapelli mozzi at a private ceremony in windsor.splash in the daily mail. the new york times reports on iraq's burning of natural gas from oil wells, which, the newspaper says, wastes energy and causes sickness. according to the times, borisjohnson is planning to reward brexit loyalists such as the england cricketer, sir ian botham, with peerages. and, the straits times reports that singapore's health minister is urging the nation not to let its guard down, and to prepare for a second wave of coronavirus infections. well, of coronavirus infections. let's begin looking at the papers. well, let's begin looking at the papers. thank you so much for joining me, jason, benedicte. let's start with the daily telegraph. the pm sounding quiet —— quite optimistic you're saying we will be back to normal by christmas. jason, does the nation share this optimism? that's what he wants the nation to share, whether they do is the key question. now, a government has got a difficult challenge here. it needs to get the economy going again. there is a re

day, she also attended a few hours earlier the secret unannounced wedding of her granddaughter, beatrice yes, certainly the kind of news we need to get us through a pandemic, amazing to? well, one thing that we could stay about this obviously is that it's quite lifted the lockdown mood, hasn't it, jason? the knighthood? yes. yes, he became kind of the embodiment of the spirit we were looking for at that time, and many people feel that that may have passed, and i think it's good to be reminded about how people did come together and immunities where in some ways not being built but made stronger. certainly come i think well appreciated that, think you so much forjoining me today, benedicte and records three. we will be back a bit later, that is it for the papers. if you are in the uk, join us papers. if you are in the uk, join us again injust papers. if you are in the uk, join us again in just over half an hour, thanks for watching. hello there. a good chunk of england and wales enjoyed sunny skies on friday — and in that sunshine, it was pretty warm. temperatures reached 29 celsius toward

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princess beatrice married italian developer eduardo mozzi. the queen not only attending the wedding, she helped dress the bride, loaning her a gown she wore many times which beatrice remade, and the same tiara worn by the queen on her own wedding day in 1947. it may not have been the wedding of the century, but it looked beautiful. thanks for joining us. our next newscast is today in the bay which starts at 4:30. we'll see you tomorrow. stay healthy. ♪ >>>> announcerer: from rocockefr center i in the hearart of new w yoity, i it's "the t tonit show" stararring jimmymy fallon. toninight join j jimmy and h his guests, , david schwhwimmer, alison brie, musical guest jimmy buffet and featuring the legendary roots crew and now here's your host, jimmy fallon ♪ >> jimmy: wow. oh, my god thank you very much. thank you, roots thank you very much, roots hi, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show." thank you so much for watching it is monday, july 20th. there's a lot of news to catch up on so let's get right into it guys, everybody is talking about thi

and the first official photos of the wedding of princess beatrice and italian count edoardo mapelli mozzi released from their private ceremony on friday. the secret wedding was attended by the queen and the duke of edinburgh. now on bbc news, the travel show‘s favourite food trips from the past few years. join christa larwood for a smorgasbord of delights, from michelin star street food to the pizza world championships and the world's biggest underwater restaurant. from michelin starred street food to the world's biggest underwater restaurant, and a once—in—a—generation swiss food festival. the sun is blazing, it's so hot! i'm melting. totally worth it. this week, our favourite foodie trips from the past few years. hello and welcome to the show. well, slowly, slowly it does feel as though we might be able to start planning our next trip sometime soon. around the world there are places where the tourism industry is emerging and fingers crossed for all those who have plans in place for this summer. unfortunately, it's still too early for us to really get back to normal here on the travel sh

beatrice welcomes the trend she's hoping she'll soon be confident enough to cycle with her son. to.the cycling is good for your health and the environment everyone wins again you. have a new role julia is proud up its mother. and literally it's good to keep active and i'll soon be able to go on bike trips with my mum. and that would be cool it was just trading 4 wheels for 2 paris an increasing number of people are happy to make this which. let's leave france now and head to brazil where we'll discover a very special snack. in the city of manassas located on the banks of the rio negro in northwestern brazil the snack bar and grill jose clemente has been going for 15 years among the items on the menu is. a traditional brazilian energy drink made from the seeds of the same name. is the owner. and see whether or not drinks are a specialty and also a specialty associated with our region amazon mouse we're talking about beverages that leave you feeling energized these drinks help you stay awake and as well as that they actually reduce your appetite. maybe that's just the reason why so ma

in the torrent you write it with beatrice or wall. in the room one of the world's most powerful newsroom is very serious anderson anderson over founder to the song good song knowing. there was a great deal of jealousy demands for the song the fit why won't it be more like all they have hugh seems all. since me. since my. records. for. me have giuliani sides in solitary confinement in the prison for terrorists await you know how it's a live person. i don't see him dying. and i. know what he's saying. we met dr nichols almost a year ago i think she has a very good heart she wants to help people maybe a little awkward but she's got a really sweet heart my name is tommy adler i'm in a criminal defense attorney here in oklahoma city we represent dr ragan nichols or really like her very much. doctors lose patients all the time. to accuse a doctor of overacting and reckless disregard for her patients when we believe that she was genuinely attempting to care for them. is a big step for the government that's a. that exposes doctors to a lot of

. >>> in case you missed it over the weekend 31-year-old princess beatrice got married in a small ceremonye to reschedule the scaled down event which was attended by the queen and prince phillip the bride wore a vintage satin ground and a tiara loaned to her by the queen what everybody was talking about was her father missing from the photos >> it says a whole lot >> sure does you don't want to take the attention away from your daughter on that day >> with the pandemic going on she's still able to celebrate. >> thanks for waking up with us. >> i'm river be safe out >>> right now at 4:30, getting on the same page. the next moves to make sure plans for schools are as clear as possible ahead of the reopening in just weeks. >>> splitting ends to stay open. keeping your salon or barbershop welcoming you in. what is happening in just hours. plus -- >> the pitch could get through and that's going to win it. >> play ball! major league baseball returns to the bay area today for the first time since the pandemic. but will it be a home run for fans? we'll talk about the major changes as the giants an

and the first official photos of the wedding of princess beatrice and italian count edoardo mapelli—mozzid — from their private ceremony on friday — attended by the queen and the duke of edinburgh. now on bbc news... philippa thomas hears from people around the world about their extraordinary experiences during the pandemic and how covid—19 has changed their lives. welcome to coronavirus: your stories, a programme about how covid—19 is changing lives around the world. i am philippa thomas. this week, we are talking to doctors who are fighting the virus in struggling states, countries that are more often in the headlines because of political conflict or terror attacks. in venezuela, a doctor who is treating covid patients every day says the worst is still to come. he tells me why he is taking the risk of saying this out loud when the government doesn't want to hear it. an international doctorjust returned from afghanistan and talks about what it is like to face a deadly disease in a state already battered by four decades of violence insurgency. and a newly graduated doctor in syria has som

police crime tape on ingle street and beatrice lane marked the spot where last night a young boy and man were hit by gunfire. the six-year-old did not survive his injuries. he died at a nearby hospital. >> i've had some conversations with members of the family and members of the community that have been in contact and had some opportunity to spend some time with the family, they are devastated and right now they are just trying to undersing th >> reporter: the man was also found nearby and taken to the hospital. police say his wounds are non life threatening. supervisors manuel district includes bayview. the police have not yet identified the boy. >> also he has siblings and so we are just devastated as a community. i did personally call the mother and the father, i have not had a chance to speak with them but i did let them know that our officers are going to do everything we can to support them. >> reporter: no arrests have been made in this case. as fpd say this homicide is the fifth since january this year in the bayview alone. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5.>>> new at 11:00,

and beatrice. how does their rivalry and their dangerous mutual admiration affect the rest of the. book starts august 3rd. hello and welcome to in good shape as always directly from berlin this is rare in 19021 of the 1st persons in germany was diagnosed with hiv that's the wires which causes aids back in those days this disease was not treatable and it caused a lot of fear thanks to medical progress and doctors like me a lot has changed and improved some coral berlin the city of positive on the one hand they have a lot of people tested hiv positive and on the other hand they treat it with the highest medical standards and that's very positive but how can one lead a normal life with a potentially deadly virus and how can we protect ourselves from being infected and will we be able to defeat the virus one day and talking about this today with a chevy researcher hendrik rick we're meeting at the famous german museum of technology in berlin. and you brought great news to bill and with you because it seems that there might be nation against h.m.p. well it's a little bit too early to sa

he has had some brushes with ill—health since then but was at his granddaughter beatrice's wedding lastore goodbye. jonny dymond, bbc news. qantas is the latest airline to retire its fleet of boeing 7a7s. after 50 years of flying — the lastjumbo left australia for the final time. but the pilots had one last idea. they traced the qantas logo — a kangaroo — into the sky before the jet continued on its journey over the pacific ocean. while the twists and turns of the jumbo jet would have looked pretty strange to those watching with the naked eye, as you can see the drawing could clearly be seen online, on flight tracking websites. the jumbo jet will now join others from the airline in retirement in the moh—hah—vee desert. —— mohave desert. fans of the english premier league champions liverpool have finally got to see their team presented with the trophy. no fans were of course allowed inside the stadium of course but the club built a stage on the kop stand and hundreds gathered outside the stadium and around the city to watch on televisions in bars. the police had already warned fans not t

buckingham palace have revealed details of princess beatrice's wedding ceremony held on friday at windsored dress had previously been worn by her majesty almost 60 years ago. what 60 years ago. a lovely family photo. i buy 60 years ago. from us. hello. hello. 60 years ago. well, a weather front that first moved into scotland and northern ireland from thursday night is still bringing some cloud and rain across parts of southeast england in the day ahead. where is for us as defined sunday on the way. here's a weather front which has clearly been very slowly moving south across the uk. that won't clear away from southeast england until tonight. this is how things are shaping up. warm, muggy start to the south clearing away from wales maybe still a bit towards parts of the midlands. into southern england as the day starts. where else where it's a fine and quite cool start to the day. you get the sunshine few showers run across scotland mainly towards the north and the west. but northern ireland, northern england, wales increasingly into the midlands gradually to southwest england they will be

and the first official photos of the wedding of princess beatrice and italian count edoardo mapelli mozzised — from their private ceremony on friday — attended by the queen and the duke of edinburgh. now bbc pa rliament‘s programme looking back at the week in westminster. hello again and welcome to the week in parliament — a week when borisjohnson promised to learn the lessons of the pandemic. and certainly, we will have an independent inquiry into what happened. ministers pulled the plug on chinese involvement in the uk's 56 mobile network. this is a car crash for our digital economy, but one which could've been visible from outer space. and could the house of lords really move north? peers wondered who gave ministers that idea. henry viii sought to placate his rebels with a parliament in york. but first, there will be an independent inquiry into the coronavirus outbreak — but not yet. borisjohnson said the middle of a pandemic was not the right time to hold one. but at prime minister's questions, there was a foretaste of some of the arguments that will be aired when the inquiry finally

earlier, the queen attended the unannounced wedding for her granddaughter, princess beatrice.ng up next, cbs' steve cbs' steve hartman is on the hartman is on the road with an artist who finds beauty in the most trying of circumstances. my name is janelle hendrickson, and i'm an area manager here at amazon. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. it's an amazing feeling. my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, he gets excited. he screams, "mommy's work!" when the pandemic started, we started shipping out all the safety stuff that would keep the associates safe to all the other amazons. all of these are face masks, we've sent well over 10 million gloves. and this may look like a bottle of vodka. when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] with this pandemic, safety is even more important because they're going home to babies, they're going home to grandparents. so, our responsibility is to make sure that they go home safe every single day. balanced nutrition for strength and ene

malcolm i hate to say that best known generalist through ten or 15 years ago and married to the niece beatrice webb and went to the soviet union as a committed socialist procommunist and wrote a devastating critique in the early thirties. on the socialist side of the world and wrote several books then during the war he was very active and then the editor of punch magazine. and then writing simultaneously editing for "esquire" magazine. but then he began in march that would turn out to be directional toward damascus. he became a christian. and his perspective changed but not his powers so when he talks about christ or the commandments or our duty to one another he would manage to do so as a humorist and at certain times it was a list to evangelical on - - evangelism that was descriptive and i saw him believe it or not speak to the society of newspaper editors in washington he was the after dinner speaker and he ended up with a paragraph that embellish the idea of the meaning so he became part of the influence of the intellectual. >> he was on firing line actually quite a lot of times. we became

princess beatrice and her new now-husband edoardo mapelli mozzi tied the knot.asing these photos of the happy couple holding hands and walking through the gardens of the royal lodge on windsor castle's estate. princess beatrice honoring her grandmother wearing a silk vintage dress first worn by her majesty back in 1962. that's not vintage. it's the year i was born. but with a few tweaks beatrice also wearing the same queen mary diamond french tiara that queen elizabeth wore on her wedding day to prince philip. now that's vintage. they followed all government guidelines maintaining social distance with guests including her majesty and prince philip who were able to attend along with the bride and groom's parents and siblings. while edoardo's 4-year-old son wolfy served as his best man. they finally got it all together all across the pond, covid included. >>> all right, so i'm totally bugging because this next story, it's been 25 years since the teen movie classic "clueless" introduced us to beverly hills teens and all things plaid. you remember alicia silverstone

and the first official photos of the wedding of princess beatrice and italian count edoardo mapelli—mozzieased from their private ceremony on friday, attended by the queen and the duke of edinburgh. in the last few months we've seen inside a lot of intensive care wards and gained some idea ofjust how distressing that environment can be for patients, who are often too weak and disoriented to talk. but a hospital in cambridge has developed a device to give those patients a voice — and now it's about to be rolled out around the world. here's our science correspondent richard westcott. a stay in intensive care isn'tjust physical, it can take its toll on your mind, too. patients often say the most stressful and frightening thing is not being able to communicate with the doctors and nurses. we click this one to reorientate yourself. computer voice: you are in intensive care after your operation. which is where this new device comes in. where is your pain? lower leg. carol has just woken up from a 12—hour operation. she has tubes in her neck and she cannot talk. designed by a team at addenbrooke

the royal wedding that took place behind closed doors — pictures are released of princess beatrice'sdent becomes the master. a double from aubameyang puts arsenal through to the fa cup final as manager mikel arteta outmanoeuvres his old mentor

below a picture of princess beatrice at her wedding in windsor yesterday — tomorrow's metro reports thatmmuters will be offered "fairer" season tickets to help with a part—time return to the office. the uk's relationship with china is front and centre in tomorrow's i — with the paper saying relations with beijing have hit a new low. the times follows suit with an image from the protests in hong kong, as the government here announce they will shelve an extradition treaty with the territory, as relations with china sour. the telegraph has a story on their front page saying 200,000 extra deaths might be caused by the knock—on effects of lockdown in the uk. the mirror lead with what they call, "the scandal of hospital cuts" tomorrow, as a new poll reveals that nhs staff work an average of 11 hours a week extra for free. turning to the express — the paper reports that house prices are at a record high, as the property market goes through a mini—boom. a warning from doctors in the guardian, who the paper say are urging the public to help the uk avoid a second wave of coronavirus. so let's begi

he has had some brushes with ill—health since then but was at his granddaughter beatrice's wedding laste gave one more goodbye. jonny dymond, bbc news. more news for you national and international on the website and also on the twitter feed. thank you so much for watching. hello there. cloud is thickening up once again from the atlantic. it's set to bring in more rain mainly for the middle third of the uk. some areas stayed cloudy and damp throughout the day on wednesday and, as a result, it was quite cool, as well. we had a temperature of 26 celsius in london, but the sunniest weather was in bournemouth with almost 1a hours of sunshine — probably not as much sunshine though for thursday. it will be quite a cloudy start to the day with temperatures around 12—14 celsius. and we start with some outbreaks of rain mainly across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, and wales. that'll be quite heavy for a while, gradually turning lighter and more patchy through the day. we get some sunshine more widely across scotland and northern ireland towards the southeast. perhaps even

bully its neighbors militarized beatrice in the south china sea and instigate a deadly confrontation with india. i want to take this opportunity to congratulate the british government for its principles of sponsors to these challenges foreign secretary dominic robb was kina to extol the special relationship with the u.k. it is really clear that we need to work with all american friends and also with other parties together in the international system to protect our freedoms and interests and stand up as we've shared i think of phone calls from violence we're more influential we have more impact when we work together. only 5 years ago another conservative government rolled out the red carpet for president xi jinping his state visit heralded a golden era of economic ties a closer relationship than ever before but now those ties are badly frayed and china is growing increasingly angry due to. china urges the british side to abandon the illusion of continuing colonial influence in hong kong immediately correct its mistakes and stop interfering so as to avoid further damage to china britai

the queen's granddaughter, princess beatrice, has married the property developer edoardo mapelli mozzi been due to take place in may, but was postponed due to the pandemic. now, tracy edwards is one of britain's leading yachtswomen, having skippered the first all—female crew in the whitbread round the world yacht race. she's also an mbe. but now, to support her own charity during the coronavirus pandemic, she's decided to sell some of her medals. duncan kennedy has the story. this was the day that created history for sport and women. tracy edwards, from hampshire, and her all—female crew had done it... skipper tracy edwards crosses the line with the first ever all—female crew to sail the whitbread round the world yacht race. 30 years on, tracy now uses maiden to inspire girls' dreams around the globe. "is this her, is this the actual boat?" and i was like, "yeah". and they were like, "the actual boat? !" "yes!" it'sjust wonderful! but covid—19 has hit the funds for her charity, jeopardising the project. so, bold as ever, tracy asked some special friends for help. i'm here to welcome yo

buckingham palace have revealed details of princess beatrice's wedding ceremony held on friday at windsorlizabeth. the remodelled and fitted dress had previously been worn by the queen nearly 60 years ago. the queen mary diamond fringe tiara was worn by the monarch on her wedding day in 19a7. a reminder of our top story. the number of global coronavirus cases has seen a record single—day increase. the world health organisation says nearly 260,000 new cases have been recorded in 2a hours. that's recorded in 2a hours. it for me. i'm lewis vaughan that's it for me. i'm lewis vaughan jones. this is that's it for me. i'm lewis vaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello. a weather front which first moved into scotland and northern ireland on thursday night is still bringing some cloud and rain across parts of southeast england in the day ahead. whereas elsewhere it's a fine sunday on the way. here's a weather front which has clearly been very slowly moving south across the uk. in fact, won't clear away from southeast england until tonight. so this is how things are shaping up first thing. another wa

going to be good for him to write it with beatrice or. unknown one of the world's most powerful news a womanizer during a sinister selfridge founder to the song give a song knowing. there was a great deal of jealousy demands for a song for free why won't it be more like oh they have hugh seem all. instantly. smile. on her and. we have julia aside in solitary confinement in the prison for terrorists await you know how it's a live person. i don't see him dying. i don't. know what he's thinking. theory and portland at present dollars deployment of troops to the city to stamp out anti-racism protests a presence also slammed the unrest in cities across the us what cities are doing is absolute insanity and many of the same politicians who want to slash resources for law enforcement have also declared that their cities are saying.

in the last few minutes it's been announced that the queen's grand—daughter princess beatrice has marriedended by her majesty, the duke of edinburgh and close family. buckingham palace said the wedding adhered to the government's social distancing guidelines. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. thank you, good afternoon, everybody. sunshine has been in short supply recently but look at this glorious weather watcher picture sent in through the isle of wight. lots of sunshine across the south but unfortunately, not for all. you devote short but threatening looking cloud and skies, rain on its way, not great news potentially for the cricket. this weather front is a slow—moving, meandering south and east, plenty of isobars into the north—west. sunny spells and scattered showers in the far north—west of scotland, blustery, the rain moving across the scottish borders into northern ireland, potentially north west england as well. little bit cooler, 17-21d, england as well. little bit cooler, 17—21d, where you have sunshine it's warm, humid. mid 20s for many, we could see temperat