let's go to beatrice from london.- beatrice from london. with restrictions _ beatrice from london.usiness purposes? beatrice, thanks very much. i think the most - very much. i think the most important thing that we got to do right now as we continue to immunise great numbers of people in this country is to protect our country insofar as we can. it's never going to be perfect, but do as much as we can to prevent the virus coming back in from abroad and new variants coming in from abroad. the rules about what you can do, what people can do to see families abroad, will be governed entirely by the rules that cover travel abroad and people coming from abroad. so, at the moment, as you know, it is still forbidden to travel. we will be saying a bit more on the 5th of april about what the global travel taskforce has come up with. and clearly, at the moment, there are lots of countries on a red list. 35 countries. we have very stringent measures in place for them, for people arriving from those countries, who have to go immediately into hotel quarantine. if you are coming from anywhere else

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-- including beatrice.he then 17-year-old was hit by the blast and underwent a double amputation below her knees. but she has bounced back from this tragedy and is giving up for her first paralympic games as an equestrian athlete. >> training for tokyo. she is happiest on horseback and began competing in dressage at the age of 12. soon, she will be heading to japan to take part in her first paralympic games. back in 2016, she was at brussels airport when a suicide bomber set up is explosives right next to her, resulting injuries caused her to lose both of her legs below the knees. she bow back and was competing on horseback just a year later, now writing for team usa. -- riding for team usa. her determination is on show in the gym, where she works tirelessly. i want to maintain my autonomy as much as possible because it helps the horses and me. just to get into my car myself and dismantle my chair, i need to be in good shape so exercising is very. >> last one here. up, up. i gotten. -- i got you. >> those w

. >> reporter: sister beatrice lives alone in a separate building on the monastery grounds.little human contact. >> and so when the pandemic happened, whoa. >> reporter: sister beatrice went from hermit to doctor to 28 monks. >> i love taking care of people d i love taking care of the monks. very different though, from the previous 10 years. >> reporter: while some coronavirus vaccines are developed using cell lines from aborted fetuses, that wasn't the case for either the pfizer or moderna vaccines. the vatican has assured the world's estimated 1.2 billion roman catholics that getting vaccinated against coronavirus is a “duty to pursue the common good.” >> what faith says to science is, "serve humanity." this is faith's dialogue with science. "please serve humanity." and i think science does in so many beautiful ways. we're seeing it right now with the vaccine. >> reporter: both pope francis and his conservative predecessor pope benedict have received the vaccine. abbot augustine says science and faith provide hope. >> it's a golden opportunity for humanity to come together

pointed it out so i hope it's okay that i mentioned that the list you were on online with eugenia and beatrice was the world's ugliest princesses to which i can't even believe it, is so shocking and mean you are beautiful and your beautiful and the photos and i can imagine that. that archie would be subjected to that . >> yes, like i said, every family goes through issues and drama. but the royal family, you know, you are in the spotlight and considered a public figure, people have the right to write about you it might not be the truth, but you have to deal with that have to have a thick skin and if you can't handle it you need to leave. i think megan couldn't deal with it and that's why she tried to make sure, harry was of course on her side but she left the palace and leave the control factor. so, now they are able to do what they want to do but they have to make their own money and survive. they will not be financially compensated by the royal family which is controlled by the government . >> that's what you are doing because you are mark king working as a marketing professional, you are al

— convincing case that he one that beatrice and eugenie should have their protection taken away is thathildren of the monarch in the same _ grandchildren of the monarch in the same way— grandchildren of the monarch in the same way that harry is so there is precedent — same way that harry is so there is precedent for all of this and they wanted _ precedent for all of this and they wanted to— precedent for all of this and they wanted to take a back—seat so the fact that _ wanted to take a back—seat so the fact that they were going to lose some _ fact that they were going to lose some protection and the fact they were _ some protection and the fact they were going to lose some protection and the _ were going to lose some protection and the fact that arch did not get protection, as the great wrench out of the _ protection, as the great wrench out of the monarch, you don't and they said that _ of the monarch, you don't and they said that he — of the monarch, you don't and they said that he should because they were _ said that he should because they were implying of his colour. because they w

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beatrice libs and more are sitting for commodity starts march 22nd on d w. above . the board.this is g. w. new survivor from berlin tonight our attention goes to her as the world marks international women's day tens of thousands of taking to the streets to show their solidarity and appreciation of what women do all the world as the main caregivers during the pandemic many women are counting their losses rather than their duty also coming up tonight harry and meghan explained they are great with the british royal family in a tell all interview with oprah that includes accusations of are.

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and then they'll be reunited with members of their families back howard thanks very much indeed beatrice with the good news that the 279 schoolgirls kidnapped in northwest for a state have now been released now saudi arabia's civil defense says 5 people have been injured as a result of the missile attack on its territory which itself fired from yemen hit a town in the border region of just on monday rocket fire has increased over the last 3 weeks is fine 910 survives in yemen's marry of reaching the united nations secretary general says he's disappointed by the outcome of the global donor conference for yemen and you could terrorists as the events raise roughly $1700000000.00 u.s. dollars that's less than half of the $3500000000.00 the u.n. was asking for diplomatic editor james bass reports from u.n. headquarters now in hugo 4 weeks the u.n. has been warning that yemen's humanitarian situation is on the verge of becoming the worst time in any way in decades. is bearing down. the race he's on if we want to prevent handgun and starvation from thinking millions of lives to avert humanitari

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the heart of the entire crew movement so this group create beatrice problems for the military but the backdrop here is that the ethnic armed groups who have been battling the top and offer decades have no faith that the top dog is a nonsmoker here they've been experiencing the very tactics that we're seeing on t.v. today in cities of myanmar for decades in the regions that they control and contests in a lot of ways this is the military's her worst nightmare a true alliance between that and take who demonstrators politicians that won this election last month and ethnic on groups and you know i think we're just heading straight into a very chaotic situation which is bad for the country bad for it but there's got to be a point in which it breaks it's also about the neighborhood. india is concerned china's concern thailand's concern. and diplomatic as james bass tells us what we can expect from the u.n. security council later on wednesday. the security council has already issued 2 strong statements on the situation in myanmar but they've been ignored and the violence and killing has conti

her son told us that when beatrice was in the hospital, sick with covid, she refused to life saving measuress, kind, loving woman who lived life with patience and with peace, with music in her home and with a song in her heart. thank you so much for joining us for "deadline white house." i have wonderful news. nicole will be back on monday. we missed you, nicole. "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> good evening, alex. great seeing you this week. tonight you need to see this. because what you see here is an escalation by the republican state government of georgia cracking down on voting rights, literally arresting a state senator, who is black, which is relevant to the racially charged voter suppression now breaking out in the state, and she was arrested for knocking on the governor's door as he signed this new voting crackdown. >> what did she do? what d

prince andrew got private security for beatrice and eugenia. >> martha: the final records that he wase. had to be very painful to watch this for kate and william. >> yeah, they were very close. when one gets married, there's always a moving point. but for william and katherine, they were very welcoming to meghan. they must be really hurting deep down. i hope it can all be resolved, martha. we all want the fairy tale happy ending. >> martha: quick thought, arthur. >> they were a great team and i think they can still be in the future. >> martha: prince charles seems to be absent in this thing. he could have helped out along the way through this. arthur, great to see you. royal photographer and neil sean, royal reporter for many years. thanks, gentlemen. so a live look at the house floor where president biden's massive relief beal is being taken up for a vote and the $1,400 stimulus checks, when are they coming? rick scott's plea to have house colleagues vote this down. he's next. not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so

there are royal highnesses, beatrice and eugenie, in the royalfamily royal highnesses, beatrice and eugenie interview, and it is a very interesting interview, because it talks about all these things we never normally hear about. you never normally hear about what happens behind the scenes in palaces, the courtiers, and the relationships between them. what we have here is a situation where two people were very unhappy within an institution, the her —— the firm, whatever you want to call it, the royal family. whatever you want to call it, the royalfamily. they whatever you want to call it, the royal family. they repeatedly say they went to ask for help and they did not get it. i think that is the clearest message that comes out of this. they asked for help and they didn't get it, and that is what happened. didn't get it, and that is what happened-— didn't get it, and that is what ha- rened. ., ~' , . happened. thank you very much indeed. well, we can speak now to robert hardman of the daily mail. just picking up first is a ball on the question of racism within the royalfamily, those the quest

i wanted to reflect today on the commemoration of beatrice _ reflect today on the commemoration of beatrice over 100 mph— she was awarded by doing a lap over 100 mph around brooklyn is. it reminded — 100 mph around brooklyn is. it reminded me of my grandmother in the 19305 _ reminded me of my grandmother in the 19305 and _ reminded me of my grandmother in the 19305 and during the second world war who _ 19305 and during the second world war who was a military dispatch rider— war who was a military dispatch rider on— war who was a military dispatch rider on a — war who was a military dispatch rider on a motorcycle and she travelled _ rider on a motorcycle and she travelled the length of the country on her_ travelled the length of the country on her own and when i started to drive _ on her own and when i started to drive as— on her own and when i started to drive as a — on her own and when i started to drive as a young woman she would ask where _ drive as a young woman she would ask where i_ drive as a young woman she would ask where i had _ drive as a young woman she would ask where i had bee

his cousin zara, beatrice and eugenie all work.ving in the british army, this kind of corporate work probably wasn't always the plan for him. >> it is, of course, not his first big role. as a working member of the royal family he's used to busy schedules and living up to a very big title. so the nerves are probably going to be more within the company than harry himself. >> reporter: now, this company betterup is based in san francisco and when life returns to normal, harry will be expected to go to work. so if you're based on the west coast, keep your eyes peeled for a commuting royal. >> wow. i wonder what his cubicle will look like, james. thank you very much. robin? >> okay, amy. >>> now to the college students demanding tuition refunds. students at the university of oregon and oregon state filing proposed class action lawsuits saying they didn't get what they paid for during the pandemic when the school transitioned to online instruction. kaylee hartung joins us with more on this. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: yeah, good m