sarah campbell, bbc news, buckingham palace garden.rustration among businesses about large numbers of employees having to stay at home after being pinged by the tracing app. he's also been talking about the triple lock on pensions. 0ur economics editor faisal islam is here. talk us through what rishi sunak has been saying this morning? it’s talk us through what rishi sunak has been saying this morning?— been saying this morning? it's clear that businesses _ been saying this morning? it's clear that businesses have _ been saying this morning? it's clear that businesses have expressed - that businesses have expressed frustration over the increased number of staff who have had to isolate because of the contact from the app. this comes on top of existing severe staff shortages for other reasons and the chancellor has recognised that. he has talked of the health secretary about a change that could be made to the app were some sort of more balanced approach, as he put it, so that would have to come in pretty quickly, clearly there are cabine

buckingham palace. ye the row home reopened its lawns to lounging tourists.e are encouraged to enjoy lunch and enjoy the regal 39 acres, making it the largest private garden in london. reporter: right in the heart of london, an oasis of calm, which has been enjoyed by the royal family for more than two centuries. it's where successive monarchs have relaxed, played, and planted, as a team of garden tour guide are preparing to explain to visitors. >> when the guests have the opportunity to see the border, 156 meters long, has exotic plants like banana trees, strawberry trees. they will also be able to see plane trees planted by queen victoria and pnce albert themselves. you also have a great view of the lake, 3 million gallons of water. reporter: the palace bees produce 160 jars of honey every year. every week, flowers are picked from this border to make a posy, which is placed on her majesty's desk. final preparations are underway for tomorrow's opening. like every other u.k. attraction, it has been bly hit by the pandemic. this year, there are far fewer forei

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what is it i like in the buckingham palace garden is? it like in the buckingham palace garden is?access for visitors is still limited due to the pandemic, but now thousands of tourists will instead be allowed into london's largest private back garden. our royal correspondent sarah campbell has been for a look. right in the heart of london, an oasis of calm which has been enjoyed by the royal family for more than two centuries. it's where successive monarchs have relaxed, played and planted as a team of garden tour guides are prepared to explain to visitors. when guests come in they'll have the opportunity to see the herbaceous border which is 156 metres long and has exotic plants such as banana trees and strawberry trees as well as buddleias, and foxgloves as well and they will also be able to see plane trees planted by queen victoria and prince albert themselves and also you'll have a great view of the lake, three and a half acres, 3 million gallons of water and finally, the beehives on the main island as well. the palace bees produce 160 jars of honey every year which are served

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planning a visit to london, this sum i can look forward to a new attraction for the 1st time, buckingham palace, the queen's residence, is opening it to the public. previously only guided to his were permitted, but now for a 16 pound admission fee visitors control the ground on their own. they're even allowed to have a picnic. ah, you're watching data, but the news, his reminder about health stories elliptic flame has a ripe in tokyo 2 weeks before the games are due to start. but there will be no spectators in the stadium due to a new quote of ours date of emergency. and us president joe biden has announced the last american trades. we'll leave afghanistan by august 31st. their departure will drop to close the 20 mission by foreign troops. they're following to the 911 attacks on the us attorney's update. this albert, i go away, chris cobra. is up nice with your business news. i'll be back with more world headlines at the top of the hour. and i forget there's always a website, www dot com. i'm rebecca richard, thanks very much for watching. the news . interest, the global economy. our portfolio

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_ delete my follow—up with buckingham palace. sure how— family were surprised with a not sure how interesting it is in the grand _ sure how interesting it is in the grand scheme of things. harry and meghan— grand scheme of things. harry and meghan have already said quite a lot, meghan have already said quite a lot. it's _ meghan have already said quite a lot, it's got a lot of news coverage. perhaps there is more to come _ coverage. perhaps there is more to come in _ coverage. perhaps there is more to come in this— coverage. perhaps there is more to come in this book. but i do think as a bystander— come in this book. but i do think as a bystander it kind of isn't that nice _ a bystander it kind of isn't that nice seeing all this stuff aired about— nice seeing all this stuff aired about the royal family. obviously it's harry — about the royal family. obviously it's harry and meghan's right to say what they— it's harry and meghan's right to say what they want to say, they feel like they — what they want to say, they feel like they b

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middleton, duchess of ridge self-isolating after coming in contact with somebody who has covid buckingham palace says she does not have any symptoms. she will quarantine for the mandated 10 days. she had to cancel all public events just last week, the duchess attended the wimbledon championships. also euro soccer match with her young son and her husband kate and prince william are vaccinated in may. eisen foods is recalling more than 8 million pounds of ready to eat frozen chicken. >> usda inspectors believe the products may have been contaminated with listeria. they include the grilled and ready chicken strips fajita chicken strips and the pulled chicken the recalled items were produced between last december 26th and april 13th of this year. if you have any of these products. you're asked to just toss them or return them for a full refund. amazon founder jeff bezos has stepped down as the company's ceo. but he leaves the world well, he leaves the company has the world's richest person bezos first made the forbes list of richest americans in 1998 when he was only worth 6 billion dollars. now thi

about how princess diana is being celebrated and remembered today >> reporter: this is not at buckingham palacealace is where the statue is going to be unveiled it was commissioned four years ago, 2017, on the 20th anniversary of the death by princess diana by both of the brothers who are going to be seen today at the ceremony so everybody is going to be looking for signs of tension between them a lot has changed since those two guys got together and commissioned the statue. prince harry got married to meghan markle, an attorney, had two children and has essentially divorced explosive interviews specifically, you remember the oprah winfrey interview where he accused the royal family basically of being racist all of that has caused a rift between the two brothers this is an occasion the two can get together, remember their mother in public, in front of the full glare of the global media, that's what you'll see in a couple hours at kensington palace but all of this is something people will be looking at, is the royal family still together, do they act as one unit or is this dramatic that in many

angela america, we know is really a fan of the korean, so she's been twice being a guest in buckingham palace. and also the queen has visited the chancery in berlin and we know that she, she definitely enjoys the conversations with the queen. i can imagine that these 2 ladies have something in common when they talk about the tabular times that they've been through not together, but you know, respectively at the helm and different fun to off of their country. and i think they can both be seen as, as to strong women who have quite a steady hand when it comes to, you know, steering that countries through these, these times that you know, with cove, it and brag seat have really been very, very exciting. and they've been seeing us, you know, maybe a call center. it made all this turmoil bank that budget mass in windsor. well, i'm going to, michel became chancellor back in 2005 answers our last date of 4 british prime ministers. having met with number 5 today, here's a look back at how she's whether those changes. one moment to visit england. the crowds are all ready cheering, but not because angle

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she also was a guest of the queen in buckingham palace twice already, but that the she finishes this farewell visit in the u. k. with this tea here at windsor. i think she would've been very pleased about that. she told us when she came here over for the 27 summit, that it was the highlight of that visit to cornwall just a few weeks ago to meet the queen and meet other members of the role family. so i can think that this was definitely something that she would have enjoyed mass and windsor. thank you. scottish town and the last remaining american, i'm nato troops of left the background military base in the country, which has not been handed over to afghan forces. background was a sense of the u. s. and nate says war against the town about an hour to 100000 troops station at its peak, not 20 emissions now coming to an end and a complete withdraw. the whole foreign forces from the country is thought to be imminent. i've got to stop security situation is precarious. the taliban has welcome the departure of the troops and as rising, there are rising fears of civil war as taliban and loca

planning a visit to london this summer and look forward to a new attraction for the 1st time. buckingham palace, the queen's london residence, is opening it gardens to the public. i previously guided tours were received but not for a 60 pound admission fee that she could stroll the grounds on their own. leaving like picnics. girl in the united states is become the 1st a black american to win the national spelling bee contest. maria m u r a y s that you got the 50000 dollar prize by correctly spelling the word that mariah, which is a genus, the plans the teenagers also basketball. prodigy who holds 3, get his world records for basketball, dribbling, and god, for spelling is side of the name. you could set you up today to have more world news at the top of the our eco africa is next. the course is always more on the website. that's the w dot cub. have. good news. the news. the news news, the news the, the the eco africa willis from the national park in congo. the gee and his family would love nothing more than to live in peace. but poachers and farmers are hunting and threatening the species. ah,

this is buckingham palace, and normally at this time of year, mid-summer, the place would be mobbed.oday, just a smattering of visitors. but the government hopes all that is going to change after a radical lifting of almost all covid restrictions. >> two, one! ( cheering ) >> reporter: nightclubs have reopened, pubs are back in business and, as of monday, lly vaed americans canh no quarantine.ing u can me you can come and see friends. you can come as a tourist. if you've been double vaccinated. >> reporter: it's a remarkable turnaround. just two weeks ago, england was looking at a huge spike in infections, but it turned out to be thanks to soccer fans crowding together to watch the european championship. when that ended, covid cases plummeted. and england's highly successful vaccine program, with more than 70% of adults now fully immunized, means deaths and hospitalizations remain low. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." why prosecutors are set to hit california's largest utility company with criminal charges. and the super hero l

planning a visit to london this summer can look forward to a new attraction there for the 1st time, buckingham palace, the queen's london residence opening its gardens to the public. previously only guided tours were permitted. and now for a 16 pound admission fee visitors can scroll the grounds on their own. they're even allowed to have a picnic. and a girl in the united states has become the 1st black american to win the national spelling bee contest. maria n u r. a y that is the oven guard when the $50000.00 prize correctly is spelling the world. the word maria, which is a gene, a plant. the teenager is also a basketball, prodigy who called 3 guinness world. records for a basketball dribbling on guard, says that spelling is check. your site hobby is 21 script national spelling bee. as your new update at this hour, i will be back at the top of the hour with more and business news is coming up next . if you want more, you can of course, find much more analysis. the news news in december 2019 the european councils new president show me shows important on a ground breaking mission. i have a clear job

she also was a guest of the queen in buckingham palace twice already, but that the she finishes this farewell visit in the u. k. with this tea here at windsor. i think she would have been very pleased about that. she told us when she came here over for the to 7 summit, that it was the highlight of that visit to cornwall just a few weeks ago to meet the queen and meet other members of the family. so i can think that this was definitely something that she would have enjoyed mass and windsor. thank you. the last remaining american nato troops have left a background military base enough. ganesh john, which has now been handed over to afghan forces by grand was the center of the us and nato's war against the taliban. and i'll call you to the 100000 troops station there had to take that 20 year missions now coming to an end. and a complete majority of old foreign force from the country. it's thought to be eminent. i've got security situation is precarious. the taliban has welcome the departure. and there are rising fears of a civil war as a tally about a local warlords battle for power. ma

. >> the night before the wedding, guests are arriving at buckingham palace for a ball. >> she -- mrs so glad you're here. >> but as soon as the long receiving line ends, diana slips away. >> we did not see her for the rest of the evening. so this was troublesome. i gather she was upstairs that evening talking to her sisters saying, maybe this isn't going to go the way i hoped it would. >> one of the sisters said, actually, tough. it's tomorrow. your image is on the tea towels and on the mugs and all the other merchandising. you're going to have to go hahed with this. >> no turning back. >> exactly. >> the next morning july 29th, 1981, is the wedding day. >> we were waiting at the top of the stairs at clarence house for the coach arrive. there was complete silence from everybody. i think that was the moment it really sunk in that -- how big this occasion was because we could hear the crowds outside yelling and cheering. [ cheers ] >> the streets of london are packed, an unprecedented 752 million people are watching the pageantry, the majesty, the unbridled excitement as the horse-draw

planning to visit to london this summer, i look forward to new attraction for the 1st time. buckingham palace between london resident is opening its gotten to the public. previous, the only guided tours were permitted, but now for 16 pounds admission fee, business can stroll the grounds even allowed to pick you up should be renewed. his reminder of our top story, hey, these police chief says 17 suspect south been detained over the assassination of the countries president gyla. now moines several. the alleged foreign mercenaries among those arrested a search on for more suspected attackers. and he was president joe biden has announced that the last american troops will leave us gone, is done by august 31st. the departure will draw to close a 20 year mission by foreign troops that following the 911 attacks on the us. and that's it from me on that instrument and use team rather health program in good shape is optimal. if i'm looking at how exercise kind of a positive impact on your moved both as in berlin for me on the scene. the the news, the news, the who's the the the the everybody, nobody wa

we're live in london with reaction and what buckingham palace is saying about it. >>> all that, plus remembering wrangler, a look back at the life and impact of our first puppy with a purpose. today, tuesday, july 20th, 2021. first puppy with a purpose. today, tuesday, july 20th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie from tokyo, japan, and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, guys, welcome to "today." so happy that you are joining us on this tuesday morning. craig is here with me, and we have got a lot happening around the world and beyond, including tokyo where the summer olympics, by the way, just three days away. savannah is there live. we are learning now about another member of team usa who won't be able to compete, savannah. >> that's right. a different sport, not gymnastics. we'll tell you about that. we'll also talk to former olympic champion nastia liukin who has been in touch with the usa gymnastics team about the impact and what's expected in the days ahead. we'll be live in tokyo just ahead. >>> meanwhile, back here in

. >>> buckingham palace is opening gardens to visitors for the first time.y can take self guided tours through the 1,000 trees and 23 different wild flowers and grasses. there will be activities for the kids and expert talks for adults. there will also be a rare opportunity to picnic on the garden lawns. >>> bts is looking to post pan deckic future. all right. the kpop group's latest single dropped overnight. it already has 22 million views. you can see people taking off their masks and dancing to the beat. the song was sung in english and cowritten by ed sheeran. why didn't they call you because i like the mask dance you did. >> i did too. i like that video because it is stuff you can do. i think i just learned that dance in about 5 seconds. so it is very tiktok generation. >>> new at 6:00, a who's who of bay area celebrity chefs cramming into a brand new food hall. the eats and treats opening next month. >>> and the problem that experts say is making lake t this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and ofchores and use less energy from 4

there was then to be a garden party at buckingham palace later on today. ly tested positive for covid—19. her royal highness is not experiencing any symptoms, but is following all relative li relevant government guidelines and is self isolating at home. —— all relevant government. we know the duchess's last public event was a visit to wimbledon. that was on friday, when she took a tour around the sporting venue, meeting staff in the museum, centre court kitchen and sitting with former tennis star, tim henman, to watch jamie murray play in the doubles. just to bring you that news again that the duchess of cambridge is having to self—isolate after coming into contact with someone who later tested positive for coronavirus. it means she will be unable to attend that service of thanksgiving in honour of the nhs today. kensington palace has said, though, that while she came into contact with someone who has subsequently tested positive for covid—19, she is not experiencing any symptoms. let's return to the news that borisjohnson is expected to confirm later that

ten years ago our next guest stood in front of buckingham palace, waving a daffodil at william and kate emma corrin. [ cheers and applause ] hi, emma, how are you? >> yeah, i'm good. >> jimmy: have you done a video chat with a studio audience before? >> no. not with a live studio audience. >> jimmy: say hello to everyone. [ cheers and applause ] there they are. it is a little weird. thank you. i know it is late where you are, you are in london. >> yeah, i'm in london, it's 1:00 a.m. >> jimmy: do you usually stay up this late? >> absolutely not. i'm notoriously bad at staying up late. it's like 10:30 and i'm out, yeah. >> jimmy: your dress looks dangerous. [ laughter ] >> thank you. 1:00 a.m. i might as well break the studs out. but jimmy, i have got my slippers on as well. they go really well. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the dress is practical, too. if you were to nod off, you'd get poked and you'd wake right back up. [ laughter ] >> honestly, i was doing this earlier. i haven't got much range of motion, you know? >> jimmy: you've got enough. i mentioned in your intro that you were -- well,

for the 1st time, buckingham palace, the queen's residence, is opening its gardens to the public. previously, only guided tours were permitted, but now for a 16 pound admission fee. visitors control the grounds on their own. gorgeous, they're even allowed. i've been told to have a picnic a picnic and buckingham pounds sounds like an episode straight from the cram. well, today's almost done, the conversation is continues online. you'll find this on twitter either it dw news, you can follow me at brent golf t. v. remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody's who's ah, was the me the to the point, strong opinion, clear positions, international perspective. when it's sometimes things that we are indeed losing the battle against climate change. does that mean a cruel future for the next generation? certainly the possibility. so why are we so unwilling to change the way we live on lies and find out when to the point to the point dw, the forgotten about for a long time. last fabio glue and his colleague rescue traffic again and the piazza the

something we haven't seen from such a senior royal in decades buckingham palace is now bracing for whatly announced memoir. >> they're going to have to wait a whole year now without knowing what's actually going to be in it so i -- i think the atmosphere is tense. >> reporter: the book is slated to be published at the end of 2022 casting a shadow over a year that will be monumental for if royal family we will celebrate 70 years on the throne, her platinum jubilee. the majesty and members of the royal family travel around the commonwealth to mark the occasion in jung, prince william celebrates his 40th birthday in august, they celebrate 25 years since princess diana's death. a string of high-profile projects and media visits. the statement released by the publisher says he is excited for people to read a first harnd account of my life that's accurate and wholly truthful that will join a long list of royal-related books that sent shock waves through the palace edward the viii shared his side of the story in a 1951 memoir in a bestseller that made headlines around the world in 1992, the ro

fan of the queen and she had invited the queen to berlin she also was a guest of the queen in buckingham palace twice already, but that the she finishes this farewell visit in the u. k. with is tea here at windsor. i think she would have been very pleased about that. she told us when she came here over for the g 7 summit, that it was the highlight of that visit to cornwall just a few weeks ago to meet the queen and meet other members of the roles family. so i can think that this was definitely something that she would have enjoyed mass and windsor. thank you. so the last remaining american and nato troops have left the background military base in afghanistan. and it's not been handed over to africa. and forces by graham was the center of the u. s. and nato's war against the taliban and out came to the 100000 troops station at its peak, 20 emissions now coming to an end. and a complete withdrawal of all foreign forces for the country is go to the eminence. i've got a sense security situation is precarious. the taliban has welcomed the departure and there are rising fears of a civil war as the ta

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that the anecdote about dominic cummings stopping the prime minister going to see the queen at buckingham palacecause of covid is not true. but the bbc has spoken to several sources who say that it is true. the kind of generic denial from downing street says the prime minister followed the best scientific advice that was available. and you talk to officials in the government and they say ok you can speculate about what they thought personally about lockdowns but at the end of the day, he introduced three national lockdowns that we all lived through. there is a tension for downing street about how they handle this and they don't want to give dominic cummings even more publicity by reacting to every single thing he says that at the same time, they have got to say something. same time, they have got to say something-— same time, they have got to say somethina. . ~ ,, , . something. thank you very much, adam. something. thank you very much, adam- thank— something. thank you very much, adam. thank you. _ dominic cummings: the interview will be broadcast tonight on bbc two at 7pm and will be available

while, back at the palace — you're invited to a picnic — we tour the gardens of buckingham palace asned to the public for the summer. people in england who've had both doses of a covid vaccine will be allowed to travel to amber list countries without needing to quarantine when they return. list countries without needing the transport secretary grant shapps has told the commons that the changes will take effect on july 19th. the other nations are yet to comment if they will follow england. here's our transport correspondent caroline davies. onejab, twojobs, nojab, one jab, twojobs, no jab, forthe last few months it has made no difference to the rules you have to follow when you travel from another country to the uk, that depends on the traffic light system and whether the traffic light system and whether the country you are coming from is green, amber or red, but things are about to change. from the 19th of july, anyone fully vaccinated does not need to quarantine when they travel from amber list countries to england but they will still need to take a test before they travel and anoth

thought you were going to start addressing the -- i really did, or like a -- you know, over at buckingham palaceason ♪ question for you, scott. it was an amusement park from the lake, from the ocean when i zoomed in i thought i saw palm trees are there palm trees in the 12 state you are joining us from. >> there were palm trees where i was friday, yes. that was no big -- yeah, there were palm trees there. i might still be there i might not. >> i do want to say, guys, just so you know, the birds play the song "turn, turn, turn." they're from los angeles i did a little google. >> it's never that easy. >> i tonight think the light is up on the west coast yet, i don't think. now i've got to google when the sunrises over there. >> you know, we can do some amazing things with lighting, just pointing that out. >> throw us off the track. >> pete seger wrote that, andrew people think dylan wrote it because "times, they are a changing" was on that same album. >> it's never this easy. i try it every year. >> what state was it last time >> in 2019 the top state was virginia >> okay. okay is it virginia no,

this summer can look forward to a new attraction for the 1st time at buckingham, how fucking a palace, the queen london, a residence is opening its gardens to the public. previously only guided tours for permitted. but now for a 16 pound admission, the visitors can throw the ground on their own. and they're even allowed to bring a picnic. and a girl in the united states has become the 1st black american to win the national spelling bee contest n u r h y. that is, that you haven't gotten one the $50000.00 prize by correctly selling the word. maria, which is a genius of plan to teenager, is also a basketball prodigy to hold the 3 guinness world record for basketball, dribbling of, and guard. the spelling is just her side, hardly knew the 2021 script national spelling bee. and if you're new update for now, i will be back at the top of the hour with more. i'm quite richardson in berlin for me in the whole team here. thank you so much for joining us. the news. the news, the news the the, the jo india, the noise, the humans and animals alike polluted a big problem in india, especially in me

prince william is going to be hosting a tea party at buckingham palace a little later on for nhs workersbest of the sunshine so far today has been across england and wales. and it should be a reasonable day if you are spending time outside, the risk of a few shower clouds developing, but there's more widespread rain further north. and we've seen some overcast skies so far across edinburgh where we had that heavy rain on sunday. this weather front still to clear away, still bringing the risk of showers, rumbles of thunder, with another area of low pressure waiting in the wings to arrive a little later on. so, so far today, the sharpest of the showers have been through scotland, one or two across the north of england and also into northern ireland. some of those showers could be heavy and thundering and bring a lot of heavy rain in a short space of time this afternoon. the best of the sunshine will be through england and wales, and any showers here will be very isolated. with the sunshine, we should see temperatures peaking at around 22 degrees, that's 72 fahrenheit. but you can't escape t

also today, anna haugh's off for a picnic at buckingham palace, as the gardens there are opened up toou have been building that up all week. i i twisty tuesday. you have been building that up all week. i bet twisty tuesday. you have been i building that up all week. i bet you are excited about that, louise. i cannot wait for twisty tuesday. from doing your weekly shop to getting on the bus, wearing a face covering has become a part of everyday life for most of us. but, from next week in england, you'll no longer legally be required to wear one. john maguire has been finding out how people in bristol feel about the change. banksy is yet to be unmasked, but in his home city of bristol, one of his best—known works can once again be seen without a face covering. and the rest of england is about to follow suit — as, one year on from their mandatory introduction, the law requiring face masks in public places is about to end. so, at mugshot restaurant in the city centre, they're preparing for yet another change in the rules. we'll encourage our staff to wear them — we'll make our staff weart