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lady hussey resigned a few days , buckingham palace said days, buckingham palace said last. days, buckingham. they were deeply sorry for last. they were deeply sorry for the incident and apologised for the incident and apologised for the distress and difficulty it caused . ms. forlani but this is caused. ms. forlani but this is what said this morning who they apologising to and if you're sorry, tell me you're sorry. if you're not, it speaks for itself. i think there's a number things wrong with that statement, if i'm honest . think statement, if i'm honest. think the agreements that they've proposed that they've met or honoured not the agreements honoured are not the agreements that set out with them. and i that we set out with them. and i think if you're able to make a statement in the middle of the night the public, why can't night to the public, why can't you give apology in you give the apology in september? i don't see what is so hard to say. i'm sorry you sent me an invitation. so you know where to find me. you know how to say sorry if you're sorry, then say sorry if you're. i get it.

buckingham palace says europe.ace says the royal couple is looking forward to visiting france as soon as new dates are found . soon as new dates are found. it's understood windsor framework has now been formally adopted by both the and eu. the foreign secretary and european commission chaired a meeting earlier to sign off the post—brexit trade agreement. it's after mps voted in favour of the stormont brake despite continued opposition from the dup . protesters have been dup. protesters have been demonstrating outside downing street, where israeli minister mette rishi sunak earlier benjamin netanyahu is in london as thousands rally israel and hear against the law that's been approved by his right coalition. critics say it's to shield him from his corruption and trial. number ten says rishi sunak has the importance of uphold leading democratic values and has called for de—escalation . in the west for de—escalation. in the west bank. for de—escalation. in the west bank . and ofsted says school bank. and ofsted says sc

i think even before the meeting there was definitely channel for buckingham palace to try and not gety. according to downing street sources, they seem to be implying that it was up to the palace for the king to meet us up on the line. but from speaking to a spokesperson at buckingham palace, they are insisting that they are only acting on governments advice. the exactly the question is, who exactly would meant to believe? clearly, the constitutional the king is a constitutional monarchy. he cannot be monarchy. if he cannot be involved political involved in any political controversy certainly cannot controversy and certainly cannot have a political opinion. from buckingham perspective, a wide range of topics was discussed, including war in ukraine, climate change. was that power of soft diplomacy ? the royal of soft diplomacy? the royal family and the monarch had inaction, but clearly think many people yourself are pointing out the controversy because it happens just a few hours after that brexit deal was was kind of agreed. the choreography . i agreed. the choreography. i think that p

buckingham palace, throne.pokesman the king had pledged to update their names the site as and when we get information. well, let's speak now to richard fitzwilliams royal now to richard fitzwilliams royal, commentator joining us. richard, this is an interesting sort of line of communication that we understand. it happened on we now being told about it from california. clearly palace seems to have been caught on the hop and is trying to update the official website . yes, i think official website. yes, i think it's reference to archie and these titles . they were these titles. they were automatically used by the 97 team letters patent from george the fifth. so this was something that would automatically equally of course, it's up to each individual a monarch. and there was some because of the royal rota , this might not happen. now rota, this might not happen. now there's the issue of whether or not, the sussexes want to option that to use . and obviously they that to use. and obviously they to give them the opti

a live report from buckingham palace but first, this is "today" on nbc. will smith. >> yes, after a year of keeping his thoughts to himself, the comedian using his live special on netflix to skewer the oscar winner how folks are reacting this morning to what chris rock had to say but first, your local news and weather and these messages in a world, where dry eye symptoms... keep... coming... back... inflammation in the eye might be to blame. feel the ache and burn! one man learns the truth... over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes. they may provide temporary relief... but probably won't touch me! mwahaha! tell me there's another way... there's hope for lasting relief with xiidra! xiidra works differently targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra, nooo! xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied, and unusual taste sensation. why wait? ask your doctor about a 90-day prescription

for march four, 26 to 20 ninth, will be postponed as soon as we have any more information from buckingham palaceources in france, we'll bring it straight to you . we'll bring it straight to you. and cameron, a wise decision there by the palace, but probably a wise decision by macron as well. it probably seemed inappropriate what he was doing in appropriate with the pensions and inappropriate with the views on. royalty. yeah many people were making point that a lavish state dinner for a foreign head of state perhaps won't go down too well with the french public given the protests that are going on over the pension options. the sun correspondent actually. royal correspondent matt wilkinson made the point yesterday that all the french lots of french protesters are clearly upset about the pension changes. however, the king and queen consort are both in their seventies and well above the pension age, and yet they are still coming to france to work as well as many of the people who travel with them. but clearly, this is going to be a big disappointment for the king and queen consort but perhaps it wou

how will they be received at buckingham palace and the british public?g done what they have done. they don't really care. they would like to attend because it is monetary. they would turn this into a monetary event. king charles -- let me tell you, no conversation between charles, for months there has been no contact, a long curfew months, this would make this coronation all about the ex-royals. here the consensus is this. the british public want this to be a historic day and don't want to turn it -- their inclusion would be. stuart: i have a hard break coming up, thank you very much. i've got to tell everyone what is coming up. texas congressman dan crenshaw, steve hilton, jonathan morris. the president's budget is tax and spend on steroids, nothing to do with economics, it is politics designed to point the country in a leftward direction for years to come, that is "my take" next. ♪ ♪ big big spender ♪ spend a little time with me ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees..

this blamed buckingham palace.g into with my brilliant panellists in just moment so we will see you in three of kipling as unforgiving minutes . welcome back to state of the nafion welcome back to state of the nation . i'm still jacob nation. i'm still jacob rees—mogg and you've been getting in touch with your mail logs. ross has kindly corrected me turns out to be called lineker and i think called him lynch baj, among other things so he's gary lineker at so many cnsps he's gary lineker at so many crisps his head turned into a potato. that's quite funny. i like that i also like walkers cnsps like that i also like walkers crisps go very well with cadbury's creme eggs , but that's cadbury's creme eggs, but that's slightly beside the point. robert says lineker has had robert says mr. lineker has had several warnings. it's about time the bbc stopped pouring out hot and sacked . they will hot air and sacked. they will save a fortune . and michael says save a fortune. and michael says gary lineker was a first class premie

isn't king, isn't it, between the king, buckingham palace , and what's buckingham palace, and what'sduchess of sussex on the other side the atlantic. of side of the atlantic. and of course, it 20, 20 course, it was 20, 20 commonwealth day service, which was engagement of the was the final engagement of the duke and duchess of sussex as working the royal working members of the royal family. you remember, family. and if you remember, there let's say there was a few, let's say frosty looks between the senior members the family back members at the royal family back then. members at the royal family back then . but there's also going to then. but there's also going to be a big focus on sustained ability. 60% of commonwealth citizens across the 56 nations are under the age of 30. so there is a focus on youth there is a big focus on youth led action and it's expected that his majesty , during his that his majesty, during his speech, will speech, which he will be delivering pulpits delivering at the great pulpits here westminster abbey and here in westminster abbey and will and will reflect

but the thing is, i think you're right to point out it's buckingham palace because william and kate. but about william convincing , pose. but about william convincing, his pose. but about william convincing , his father, that he convincing, his father, that he has to take tougher and he's not winning that battle at the moment. william not willing in public. he is. moment. william not willing in public. he is . we don't know public. he is. we don't know whether in reality the problem is that charles clearly feels guilty because of he. harry. why? i guilty because of he. harry. why? i don't know i mean, it's so long ago now and you've been served so many brit where from the book in the and everything else he should stop feeling sorry for harry should begin thinking about his position in the country and i think other of the country and i think other of the photo opportunities is not presenting a real clear political line for his own as a child of the monarchy and that is what's at stake in the next weeks. you mentioned this this website that takes this is the website that takes this is t

but the thing is, i think you're right to point out it's buckingham palace because william and kate. about william convincing , pose. but about william convincing, his pose. but about william convincing , his father, that he convincing, his father, that he has to take tougher and he's not winning that battle at the moment. william not willing in public. he is. moment. william not willing in public. he is . we don't know public. he is. we don't know whether in reality the problem is that charles clearly feels guilty because of he. harry. why? i guilty because of he. harry. why? i don't know i mean, it's so long ago now and you've been served so many brit where from the book in the and everything else he should stop feeling sorry for harry should begin thinking about his position in the country and i think other of the country and i think other of the photo opportunities is not presenting a real clear political line for his own as a child of the monarchy and that is what's at stake in the next weeks. you mentioned this this website that takes this is the website that takes this is the w

this from buckingham palace.een state queen consort's, the first state visits of the new reign will be taking place later month to france and germany. this has been rumoured for some time, but now we have it. the king and queen consort first state visits france and germany . there is france and germany. there is going be many to do with going to be many to do with climate change and is perhaps what we expect is with with king charles. the response to the conflicts in ukraine, trade and investment opportunities and shared the best of our arts and culture collective arts and culture. it's understood this was at the request of the british government. clearly trying to increase relationships with europe. but there were questions perhaps as to why the first state visits wouldn't to be a commonwealth nation rather europe. i think perhaps maybe so close to the coronation. clearly the commonwealth countries are very far away and they are both in their seventies. so perhaps that slightly played a chant , in their seventie

buckingham palace has declined to comment on reports that prince harry and meghan have been invited tolow suggestions that the couple have been contacted by e—mail about attending official events for the king's crowning on may 6th. strikes by ambulance workers from the unite union due to take place in england tomorrow and on wednesday have been called off. the union which represents 3,000 ambulance workers says it will enter into pay talks with the government. 0ther unions representing ambulance staff, the gmb and unison, announced similar decisions in recent days. government plans to prevent anyone arriving in the uk on a small boat from claiming asylum are due to be announced later this week. it's expected that the home secretary will have a duty to "detain and swiftly remove" anyone who comes through that route. the red cross has called the proposals "extremely concerning". 0ur political correspondent helen catt is in westminster. helen, what more do we know about this announcement? well, we don't have the exact details of this legislation but we know that the broad thrust of it is,

i mean like you say, buckingham said buckingham palace have said sorry. should said sorry.ould have said like, minute, you've like, wait a minute, you've literally like prince harry fancy dress party when he was 19 years old, when it used to be fun. you're wearing like the most racist approximate of an african theme don't fit it's like something from a carry on film so obviously going to ask where you're from other thing is she's totally different from what real issue is, which is the fact that she's had to step down as the chief executive of her charity , that she started sister charity, that she started sister space because were some revelations that came in the revelations that came out in the aftermath of all all of that stuff with the palace where there was this hasn't been there was no this hasn't been confirmed but that seemed like was a lot of like hiring a family to do certain things and paying family to do certain things and paying over odds for very simple things , getting websites and things, getting websites and whatever . so that was actually whatever. so that

i mean like you say, buckingham have buckingham palace have said sorry. they have said sorry. have said like, minute, you've like, wait a minute, you've literally like prince harry fancy dress party when he was 19 years old, when it used to be fun. you're wearing like the most racist approximate of an african theme don't fit it's like something from a carry on film so obviously going to ask where you're from other thing is she's totally different from what real issue is, which is the fact that she's had to step down as the chief executive of her charity , that she started sister charity, that she started sister space because were some revelations that came in the revelations that came out in the aftermath of all all of that stuff with the palace where there was no this hasn't been confirmed but that seemed like was a lot of like hiring a family to do certain things and paying family to do certain things and paying over odds for very simple things , getting websites and things, getting websites and whatever . so that was actually whatever. so that was actually sent to charity w

buckingham palace certainly isn't commenting.ill be observing whether harry and meghan will be there. i don't think they would necessarily have appeared on the balcony. the queen on her last balcony appearance signal the future of the monarchy and deliberately, we remember the final scene of thejubilee final scene of the jubilee celebrations where she final scene of thejubilee celebrations where she emerged and then on the balcony was charles, the then on the balcony was charles, the then prince of wales with camilla, and then the duke and duchess of cambridge with their children. that is the monarchy, the future, the line of succession. i don't think harry and meghan would have been on the balcony, but not being there will be seen as significant because, of course, harry is the king's son. i think personally the king would have liked him to be there. i think william might have a very different view, he particular has felt very hurt and angry by harry's actions and revelations. ithink hurt and angry by harry's actions and revelat

that's buckingham palace says it was government's was acting on government's advice sources are advicet's up to palace decision and it's up to palace for him to meet for his majesty , meet us on the majesty, meet us live on the line. i'm afraid this little line. so i'm afraid this little bit of he she said but bit of he said she said but but the majority people they were in favour of it when they say 33% me supported or opposed it's 25% of the public king charles's meeting and 34 said they didn't know or preferred not say, but only 8% were opposed to it. interesting and of course, harry and meghan. yes the gift that keeps on giving itself to . yes keeps on giving itself to. yes so buckingham. sorry no. buckingham palace, harry, meghan's spokesperson confirmed to me that they have been asked to me that they have been asked to leave frogmore cottage that happened a couple of days ago. but today the mirror is reporting that the decision was made the day the king made the decision to sign off on the crown the states idea that harry and meghan should be kicked out the cottage. essentially t

buckingham palace in the statement confirming that... present for prince edward. it means he will be known as the duke of edinburgh, so for his wife will be known as the duchess of edinburgh and their son now takes on the title which was the earl of wessex. a reordering of titles within the royal family. flit titles within the royal family. of course, the duke of edinburgh synonymous with the award scheme, that now means he takes charge of that now means he takes charge of that as well, the youth award scheme. ., ., ., , , scheme. you are absolutely right. in essence, scheme. you are absolutely right. in essence. this _ scheme. you are absolutely right. in essence, this is _ scheme. you are absolutely right. in essence, this is very _ scheme. you are absolutely right. in essence, this is very much _ scheme. you are absolutely right. in essence, this is very much a - essence, this is very much a reflection of the fact that prince edward has been heavily involved with the duke of edinburgh award scheme for decades, he received his own gold

the buckingham palace time. the buckingham palace website was referring to her as miss lilibet. sor. but that has now been amended . buckingham has now been amended. buckingham palace has accepted what has happened.so palace has accepted what has happened. so they have stolen a march. they've rather the king but they were in. buckingham palace can take all these things in its stride, and it will. mm hmm. well, it's not. it makes a mockery of some of the comments that meghan made on oprah with regard to the title, as opposed to what she said true. to what she said wasn't true. she didn't understand any she didn't really understand any of but anyway, didn't of it. but anyway, she didn't know. just didn't know. she clearly just didn't get did she didn't get it. did she? she didn't know what . no. that was very, what that. no. that was very, very unfortunate, very unfair , very unfortunate, very unfair, and should have been properly retract it, because the system was set up by. king george, the sister , was the late queen's sister, was the late queen's grandfather in 19 oh 17. he iss

the state visit is on the uk government's advice at buckingham palace . where to buckingham palace.ing and queen consort? about ties consort? and it's all about ties between two european neighbours in the background, of course, the war in ukraine rages on, which really been touched upon a number of times during this state visit. the king yesterday was visiting military was visiting a joint military exercise with german and uk military personnel and. they also visited refugees, but the king and queen consort ukrainian refugees have settled here in germany . so refugees have settled here in germany. so on the refugees have settled here in germany . so on the whole another germany. so on the whole another day for the state visit , whether day for the state visit, whether or not it's going to be as successful as berlin, we'll have to wait and see. but hopefully the rain won't dampen their spirits. cameron walker, thank you much, will be joining you very much, will be joining you very much, will be joining you later for again latest you later for again the latest news . what's going on t

, buckingham palace is saying no meeting is likely with between the king and his youngest son either.hat far travel around anywhere in the united kingdom. there's also a phone calls and of course, presumably the king and the queen consort's diary is very clear because they're not in france. so we're due to get to paris today and then that's been cancelled. exactly. they're meant to be arrive in paris last night and be that's a day in tomorrow. that's now live longer night and be that's a day in trrow. that's now live longer night and be that's a day in t

i think buckingham palace , it created buckingham palace, it created a bit of a headache for them logisticallyhink everyone is pretty pleased to see just how well the state visits to germany has been perceived. so far, both in the british press and the press. as i mentioned, just a number of the front pages there in germany this morning, a picture of the king is seated in the german parliament at the bundestag, becoming the first british to address the british monarch to address the german parliament and the ordinary german citizen is here feel the same . it has gone feel the same. it has gone incredibly well for them and many of them want to catch a glimpse, a glimpse of them, because the king queen consort don't come to very often the king and queen, i'm told, is just emerging from the building. they will be going into state's car . yes, just walking red car. yes, just walking red carpets. the king and queen consort with an umbrella in the rain . a quick way for the crowd. rain. a quick way for the crowd. oh, no. he's actually going over to the crowds to greet two ladies who look like they'r

so in the eyes of the sussexes and perhaps those behind the scenes at buckingham palace , when the buckinghamhe queen elizabeth ii passed away, they automatically became prince and but this is the and princess. but this is the first time lilibet christening, which happened which obviously happened on friday, have seen them friday, that we have seen them officially either of their children officially to children officially referred to as a or a princess. now, it's understood the sussexes only plan to have their children use these titles in formal settings. and of course, that gives them an option later on in life if they so choose to be part of the royal firm , as it were, they royal firm, as it were, they wouldn't be used in everyday speak. i think . it is a speak. however, i think. it is a strong indication of what harry and meghan wants for their children , which is particularly children, which is particularly ironic, perhaps some people would argue, because prince harry has previously spoken of the general national trauma, which had growing up in the which he had growing up in the royal fa

. >>> legendary guitarist brian may was knighted at buckingham palace.under of queen was bestowed the title night -- knight bachelor by the king. he showed a photo showing king charles laying a sword on his shoulder. the 75-year-old was honored for his services to music and charity. >>> and lindsay lohan took to instagram to make a big announcement. the "parent trap" star posted a picture of a baby's onesie with "coming soon" written on it to let fans know she is expecting her first child. she tagged the photo "we are blessed and excited." the 36-year-old actor has been married since 2022 and is living overseas. >>> so coming up on "cbs mornings," emmy-nominated actor nick mohammed from "ted lasso" tells us about season three of his hit show. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." about s his hit show. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." (cindy) as a small business owner we have customers that trust us. we absolutely need a secure network. (vo) and #1 in customer satisfaction by j.d. power for small business wireless serv

buckingham palace has offered no comment on what it considered private family matters is comes in theof the memoir spare. letting the couples grievances with the royal family in front of a global audience. in just two months time harry's father king charles will be crowned it's still unclear whether. and megan will be there to witness it. sarah campbell bbc news. >> staying in the u.k. how about this for a slow begin and a faster eyes? he didn't begin till he was 11. he learned to read when he was 18 but at the age of 37 jason is about to begin work as the youngest black professor>. i always felt it was a privilege to have a period of 11 years where maybe i couldn't speak and i couldn't converse and everyone as good because it allowed me to see things in a different way. >> he was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder at the age of three he couldn't speak until he was 11. and read or write until he was 18. throughout his earlyears his parents continued to believe in him. >> at 18 my mom got to a point where there was only so much she could do she had this belief that i need someone

why they're being asked to lveea >>> some royal tensions on the rise, buckingham palace has officially kicked prince harry and meghan markle out of their cottage in the uk. they were asked to leave after harry published his memoir "spare". the cottage is on the groundsf windsor castle. the king is reportedly offering the cottage to his brother prince andrew instead. >>> how alaska airlines and lou seal are celebrating. look at lou right there. the return of baseball. >>> here's a look inside rockefeller center. you can see the control room there. one of the top stories, the surprise move by a drug company to cut insulin when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and save big on the new samsung galaxy s23 series. i should get paid more for this. you get paid when you win. from xfinity. home of the 10g network. >>> all right, this is fun. you want to go see the giants

trade unions are calling for fresh strikes this week and buckingham palace called off a state visit bying charles. let's get to charlotte who is joining us from paris. what can be done to end the strikes? >> reporter: joumanna, it feels we are at a turning point. great for paris yesterday. it is hard to believe the violence and chaos in the streets a couple days before. it feels that there has been a lot of protests and strikes and demonstrations since this was introduced in january. there has been a big issue in the past ten days after the government pushed through with the pension reform minimum age of 62 to 64 without a vote. there was a vote of no confidence and it was a very close call for the government. on thursday, last week, this ninth day of protests which had been very successful and massive and peaceful. things have deteriorated quickly. that came on the back of the interview with president macron on wednesday when he did not try to apiece the mood of the people. he repeated in the press conference from brussels. >> translator: we have an agenda. it will continue to move fo

a group of lesbians chained themselves to buckingham palace gates dressed as suffragettes.f lesbians abseiled into the house of lords. through all of the campaigning prior to the enactment, we could not get the media to understand what the impact was going to be on our community, on our children. so, really, the only thing left was to actually be the news by being on the news. we met outside television centre, we managed to get through the security. the whole thing was timing, really. laughs. and as soon as the lights changed, we barged in to the studio. the whole place went mad, i got smacked to the ground by i don't know how many people. one of our members managed to handcuff herself to a camera and the other one got behind the newsdesk where she was quite violently subdued by nicholas witchell, who's since apologised. sue lawley carried on trying to read the news. and i do apologise if you're hearing quite a lot of noise in this studio at the moment. i'm afraid that we have rather been invaded. laughs. in the footage, it's all got rather muffled and you can hear little m

people were moving from slums and they came to buckingham palace.80, about a third of the population were living in council homes so it's a massive part of a history that affects nearly every family in one way or another. we are going to take you through the policies that have changed our housing estates. all the homes here were originally owned by the local council, lewisham. the first big change was in 1980. margaret thatcher introduced the right to buy. this is a very special day for it is my great pleasure to hand this over to you as a token. ever since, council tenants have been allowed to buy their homes at a discounted price. the policy has been hugely popular. come on, you show me this. but there was a problem. they were being sold but not replaced. it's about 2.8 million homes have been sold to right to buy since it started in the country that is effectively the privatisation we have seems to there are lots of good things about right to buy and it's good to encourage people into owner occupation but ultimately governments have not invested

and so the buckingham palace. question is a, are they going to come to a coronation, be where are they going to stay? we to believe that. they we are led to believe that. they are to able to stay in are going to be able to stay in frogmore cottage until the frogmore cottage until after the coronation. okay that not coronation. okay but that not been right. now, the been confirmed. right. now, the other are the other aspect, of course, are the anti—drugs charities come out . anti—drugs charities come out. well, quite sort of the befuddled by his claim that these drugs that he's been taking have helped his mental health. cocaine even a hallucinogenic saying what sort of message is this sending to youth and young people? yes so for those of you who don't know, prince harry was taking part in the live stream. this weekend's promoting his memoir, spare £19. the you had to a the tickets. you had to buy a copy his book in order to be copy of his book in order to be part of live stream within part of this live stream with

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the heir has a rich history, however, in germany, as well as throughout the world, buckingham palacets inhabitants. this is primarily an endless reality show in the british monarchy, of course popular in germany, but it is such a dubious popularity that the focus of public attention is concentrated on how and why a family is unhappy at a particular moment in time. winza is now hearing about a conflict with the relatives of the king's youngest son harry that is, the british king is not a serious character, but a secular and even scandalous chronicle, which imposes certain restrictions on the perception of him as a political emissary, but a different monarchy there is no britain for the world and karl has to work hard on the family image, shattered and by his own efforts. diana has not yet been forgiven for everything by his numerous relatives, who are addicted to many sins from drugs to pedophilia, and here any public activity, of course, is good for everyone . ukraine you should definitely visit the berlin refugee accommodation center in fashion, climate neutrality in the program fai

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buckingham palace had declined to comment on reports that prince harry and meghan have been invited tomay. the spokesperson for prince harry and meghan said "an immediate decision on whether the duke and duchess will attend will not be disclosed by us at this time."|t follow suggestions that the couple have been contacted by email about attending official events for the king's crowning on may 6th. regulated railfares — which are those controlled by the government — go up by 5.9% today in england and wales. that's the biggest increase in more than ten years — but is far lower than the rate of inflation. the government says it's necessary to support crucial investment, and that it's intervened to keep fares as low as possible. here's our transport correspondent katy austin. all aboard for another fare increase. 5.9%. oh, god. a monthly ticket is somewhere around £600. for the service that you get, because obviously there's always train strikes or there's something going on with the trains, the tracks and everything, it's not really worth it, because half the time you're late to work. str

that's buckingham palace , the . a nafion decided to choose a european a nation rather than a commonwealth nation. for the first official state visit, because queen elizabeth ii was did her first commonwealth tour back in 1953. but buckingham palace decides where to go on government's advice . and it's government's advice. and it's all about that strengthening of relations. but at the brandenburg gate here, a little bit later on, when the king gets here, it's going to be a ceremonial welcome . first time ceremonial welcome. first time even ceremonial welcome. first time ever, a foreign head of state has received ceremonial welcome by the german presidents at the brandenburg gates. usually, i'm told it happens at the presidential palace. so i think that perhaps gives a sense of the import , since that's both the import, since that's both germany and britain is placing on this first state visit of the new . the king on this first state visit of the new. the king is also on this first state visit of the new . the king is

buckingham palace has offered no comment on what are considered private family matters.ries putting the couple's grievances with the royal family in front of a global audience. in just two months' time, harry's father prince charles will be crowned. it is still unclear whether harry, his youngest son, and meghan, will be there to witness it. sarah campbell, bbc news. eurovision tickets will go on sale next week, for six preview and three televisied shows, in liverpool. ticket prices start at £30 and will cost up to £380 for the grand final on 13th may. the event's being hosted in liverpool, after the uk was chosen for the competition on behalf of the 2022 winner, ukraine. fans will need to register for a ticketmaster account, ahead of the sale going live from noon on tuesday. i'm joined now by tv critic, and eurovision superfan, scott bryan. 280 quid for the grand final. is that higher low? i 280 quid for the grand final. is that higher low?— 280 quid for the grand final. is that higher low? i think it's the fact that there _ that higher low? i think it's the fact that t

we also have had in the last few moments from buckingham palace, a statement on behalf of the queen consort closely to support the work of battersea cats and dogs home and his warm heart and infectious humour lit up warm heart and infectious humour lit up the lives of so many. i'm joined now by our correspondent sean dilley who is at battersea dogs and cats home, where paul presented the tv series for the love of dogs. it was a place that paul o'grady loved so well, tell us more about his involvement with battersea? iie his involvement with battersea? he was his involvement with battersea? he: was an ambassador for battersea cats and dogs home you see behind me. this is where they filmed the itv series for the love of dog. it is a sad occasion but speaking to a few members of staff, it is clear it is one of celebration of paul o'grady�*s life. we spoke to a security officer who said, he was just one of the team here. just to recap, as you say, andre, his partner, did say how the death was unexpected, but peaceful. he said it is time to celebrate paul o'grady�*s life, but also respect privac

buckingham palace had declined to comment on reports that prince harry and meghan have been invited tomay. the spokesperson for prince harry and meghan said "an immediate decision on whether the duke and duchess will attend will not be disclosed by us at this time."|t follow suggestions that the couple have been contacted by email about attending official events sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. good evening. only one place to start — anfield. manchester united arrived there ten points ahead in the premier league, having won their first trophy under erik ten hag last weekend. liverpool in contrast have struggled — but on sunday they found their best football again. 7—0 it finished tojurgen klopp's side, their biggest ever win over their rivals. six of the goals at anfield came in the second half, two from mohammed salah who's become the club's record goalscorer in the league. 2 goals each too for cody gakpo and darwin nunez. roberto firmino with the seventh. liverpool are now three points off tottenham in fourth with a game in hand, and seven points behind unite

no reaction from buckingham palace from that interview. participants there marching across the world famous sydney harbour bridge. you are watching bbc news he can find me on social media. see you soon. hello, there. it's been a rather grey and gloomy saturday for many. a few scattered showers around as well. take a look at this weather watcher picture from thurnby in leicester, fairly indicative of the day. now, if you take a look at the satellite picture, you can see how extensive the cloud has been. there were some breaks across north—east england and parts of scotland, but also some showers. and drawing your attention to this speckled cloud in the far north—east, potential for some snow showers waiting in the wings to arrive later on monday. so, through the next few hours, we keep that blanket of cloud for many, some coastal showers out to the west and east, perhaps more persistent ones in the far north—east of scotland. but because of the cloud around, on the whole, temperatures should just stay up into low single figures, but it's go

stretched nearly two miles. aha, stretched nearly two miles. group of lesbians chained themselves to buckingham palaceof lesbians abseil into the house of lords. all the campaigning prior to the enactment, can i get them to understand what the impact was on our community and children. really, the only thing left was to actually be the news by being on the news. we met outside the television centre, we managed to get through the security, the whole thing was timing, really. and as soon as the lights changed, we barged into the studio. the whole place went mad, i got smacked to the ground by i don't know how many people for of our members managed to handcuff himself to a camera and the other one got behind the news desk where she was quite violently subdued by nicholas witchell, who has since apologised. they carried on trying to read the news. i do apologise — trying to read the news. i do apologise if— trying to read the news. i do apologise if you _ trying to read the news. i do apologise if you are - trying to read the news. i do apologise if you are hearing quite — apologise if you are hearing quit

buckingham palace had declined to comment on reports that prince harry and meghan have been invited toate decision on whether the duke and duchess will attend will not be disclosed by us at this time." it follow suggestions that the couple have been contacted by email about attending official events for the king's crowning on may 6th. weightlifter mirabai chanu has won the bbc indian sportswoman of the year award for 2022 following a public vote. the 28—year—old commonwealth champion, who also won in 2021, becomes the first athlete to win the honour twice. the award honours the achievements of indian female players and is part of the bbc�*s commitment in india to cover women in sports and news. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. after a grey weekend, more of you will see a little bit of sunshine in the days ahead, but it'll come at a price. it's going to turn much colder out there and for some distinctly wintry. risk of some disruptive snowfall across north and east of scotland on monday and by tuesday that extends into the north—east of england, too. sudden reductio

there has been no comment from buckingham palace including reports that prince andrew has been offeredr. ,,. . will say it is that private family matter. ., ., , ., sarah, many thanks. on the eve of the publication of the third and final report into the manchester arena bombing in 2017, thejustice secretary has announced plans to give more support to victims in the immediate aftermath of major disasters. tomorrow's report will focus on the radicalisation of the bomber salman abedi, and at whether the attack could have been prevented. it's expected to criticise organisations, including m15. our north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. she was a firecracker. life and soul of every party that she ever went to. loved to travel. be at concerts, nights out. she... ..was just a brilliant little sister, really. kelly brewster was one of 22 people murdered at manchester arena. they were all here in the foyer when a bomb exploded. it's nearly six years since that night, and every aspect of the attack has now been examined. kelly's sister clare went to nearly every day of the public