smartlyl dressed, as he should become a for a day at buckingham palace.won olympic gold at paris 2024 and also lifted the concacaf gold cup earlier his year having been awarded the nwsl golden boot in 2023. ijust remember seeing i just remember seeing the ijust remember seeing the ball hit the back of the net. i kind of blacked out a little bit. it was a lot of emotions. we did it. we are about to play for a gold medal. i was feeling a little bit nervous for that game, just because of how important it was, how big of a game it was. i remember leading up to the goalfeeling like we it was. i remember leading up to the goal feeling like we are going to win this game. i don't know how come i don't know who is going to put the ball in the back of the net but we are going to win this game if you can feel that collective belief. i’m can feel that collective belief. i'm ha es can feel that collective belief. i'm hayes leads _ can feel that collective belief. i'm hayes leads the women to the win. can feel that collective belief. i'm - hayes leads the women to the

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i think buckingham palace will be really relieved they got to australia in the first place and thingsine the king would be here in australia. we heard he had this cancer diagnosis and was starting treatment and it just did not seem possible that he would be well enough at the age of 75 to travel this far and cope with the rigours of a royal tour, but adjustments were made on doctor's orders, new zealand was removed from the itinerary, the dates of engagements in australia were a little bit shorter so the king could manage and cope and was able to make it here for this particular trip. all in all, i think buckingham palace and the royal aides will be very relieved they have got to the end of this leg of the tour and the king and queen have got through it successfully. all eyes are turning to samoa and the commonwealth summit? that's right, tonight, the final night in sydney, the king and queen will be staying at the home of the governor general in sydney and tomorrow they fly to samoa, the pacific island, for a commonwealth heads of government meeting and it is the first time the king

and buckingham palace has announced that - palace has announced that princess beatrice is pregnant withd. hello and welcome. let's start with those breaking developments. israel says it has not identified any aerial threat being launched from iran — as yet. it comes after a white house official told the bbc�*s us partner cbs that the us had indications that iran was preparing to launch a ballistic missile attack "imminently". all precautions and alerts in place. an israeli army spokesman says the country is on a high state of alert and that an iranian attack would have repercussions. let would have repercussions. me show you the live pictures let me show you the live pictures from beirut, you can see the smokes from some of the latest strikes and that is after the overnight start of the ground invasion of southern lebanon by israel. we have seen the build—up of troops and overnight they crossed the border. the strikes continue in southern lebanon and also in beirut. let me show you the live pictures from the border areas of southern lebanon. you can see the mist and smoke from some of t

buckingham palace say this is all about preserving the king was my energy in the hope of making thissen tonight. the hunter's moon, as it's called, is the third of four supermoons this year. sam harrison has been watching it light up the skies. behind the clouds, something spectacular. the full hunter moon, its proximity to earth making it seem 1li% its proximity to earth making it seem 14% right around 30% bigger than normal moons. this photo showing the event in all its glory over the dorset macro coast. and this shot taken over london, where there were thousands of stargazers. i'm going to take some pictures now, the moon is so much brighter than i've seen it before. i thought it looked really nice, it looks a lot bigger than usual and looks really bright and clear.— bright and clear. usually you see art of bright and clear. usually you see part of the _ bright and clear. usually you see part of the moon _ bright and clear. usually you see part of the moon and _ bright and clear. usually you see part of the moon and it's - bright and clear. usually you see part of the moon and it'

kelly cobiella for us there at buckingham palace.> coming up, why are we wearing pink? it is the start of breast cancer awareness month. we're going to kick it off with an important and inspiring pink plaza. >> beautiful. >>> and amid the on going devastation from hurricane helene, flood insurance. do you need it? what do you do if disaster strikes and you don't have insurance? we'll have your answers right after this. we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescribed it and i'm really glad he did. camzyos is used to treat adults with symptomatic obstructive hcm. camzyos may improve your symptoms and your ability to be active. camzyos may cause serious side effects, including heart failure that can lead to death. a risk that's increased if you develop a serious infection or irregular heartbeat or when taking certain other medicines. so do not stop, start or change medicines or the dose without telling your healthcare provider

buckingham palace say all these adjustments have been made to preserve the king's energy, to make this sydney. thanks for your company over the last few hours. verify live is next. verify live is next. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. this weekend sees the first named storm of the season. it has been named by the irish met service. at the moment, storm ashley is a long way away, over the other side of the atlantic, and yet to develop from that area of cloud. in advance of that, we have got this deep low running to the north—west of the uk, pushing in this cloud, bringing some rain and some stronger winds. but we still have mild air this afternoon, temperatures will be 16 or 17 degrees. the mist and low cloud and fog that we have had through the midlands and east of england slowly lifting as the breeze picks up. the stronger winds are in the west, where we have the cloud and this rain. this first bit of rain really won't amount to very much. the second band of rain is going to be heavier. as the winds fall lighter overnight, that rain is going to slow down as it moves into en

french revolution would stir up in english, british social revolution and turn out people from buckingham palace and all the rotten boroughs. it is still some sort of genuine egalitarian democracy there. did that make him any friends in england? among leaders of the rights of man, yes. among political authorities, absolutely not. he was effectively chased out of england over the past few years and trust with sedition and treason. england would never be a home for him again. and then two years later, he is in france as the revolution continues, they are enfold and accelerate. the 1793, it is actually very nasty, bloody, anarchic image of the guillotine come into your mind. that is the air without pain found himself in france. a revolution that had room -- run amok. it had become too radical for him. the only chaos by this time. he made some terrible political mistakes of telling french revolutionaries that they should not execute the king, they should banish them. instead. so he wrote a second work in the 1790's called the age of reason in which he laid the blame for the anarchy of the french rev

and we have some breaking news from buckingham palace.highness princess beatrice and her husband edoardo mapelli mozzi are very pleased to announce that they are expecting their second baby together. and it will be. it is due in the early spring. his majesty the king, he has been informed and both families are delighted with the news. well, that's it from me. now back to martin in westminster. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> thank you cameron. now we've got some breaking for news you as the situation in the middle east continues to escalate. the united states have received indications that iran is preparing to launch a ballistic missile attack imminently on israel. now for the latest update. i'm joined by gb news homeland security editor mark white. mark, a significant ramping up of the situation in the middle east. bring us up to date. >> yes, there's no doubt this

there will be relief at buckingham palace that he's navigated this tour successfully., bbc news, sydney. let me bring you the latest from the middle east, that meeting between antony blinken and benjamin netanyahu. the us secretary of state saying they underscored the need to capitalise on israel's action to secure a hostage releases and end the conflict guts and emphasising the need for israel to take additional steps to increase and sustain the flow of humanitarian aid into gaza. there is a line from the un secretary—general saying he is appalled at the deadly strike near the beirut hospital and the lebanese government saying 63 people have been killed by israeli strikes in the last 2a hours. headlines are next. hello there. the next few days are looking pretty decent. we've got high pressure building in, that's going to lift temperatures. we should see more sunshine around, but we will have some issues with that dense fog during the morning periods, particularly on wednesday. today, though, is one of mostly dry with sunny spells, but there will be some showers aroun

battersea station supplied electricity to central london, including buckingham palace. it does not produce electricity, only consumes it, and this building survived only thanks to its love for music, fashion and money. the heating station with four chimneys was saved by the pink floyd group, who depicted it and the smoked london sky on the cover of the animals album in 1977. only then the station was no longer working, that the smog around was a corpse of exaggeration, having stood idle for 40 years, the station was given to investors from malaysia, who invested 9 billion pounds in its reconstruction. once upon a time, light and heat came from here to english homes, now from the sale of every rag a kopeck bounces off the boutique to an investor in asia, and you have to pay for the lighting of these stores. elizaveta gerson, boris khalfin, anastasia vishnyakova and alexander gusev, ntv television company, london. in the state duma. proposed to amend the law on taxis, which came into force a year ago. deputies believe that some provisions need to be softened. business new

buckingham palace will be relieved he has coped ahead of the next stage of this trip, to samoa.up to be a fine day across most of the uk with some pleasant sunshine. however, the morning could look like this, particularly across southern and central areas of england. mist and fog really quite thick in places, but the fog shouldn't last. it will clear later in the morning, and thanks to the position of this area of high pressure and our southerly winds, it'll feel pleasant in that sunshine. and i think the mild air is here to stay at least until thursday. beyond that, somewhat cooler air will arrive off the atlantic. so the short term then, that fog forming across southern and south—eastern parts of england into east anglia, lincolnshire and further north into the vale of york. but i think it's in the south—east and east anglia, where the fog will be thickest, possibly visibilities as low as 100m or less, elsewhere, clearer skies. and this is the forecast for 8:00 in the morning, and the temperatures typically around nine or ten celsius. so once that fog eventually clears away an

buckingham palace say all these adjustments have been made to preserve the king's energy, to make thisc news. hello there. this weekend sees the first named storm of the season. it has been named by the irish met service. at the moment, storm ashley is a long way away, over the other side of the atlantic, and yet to develop from that area of cloud. in advance of that, we have got this deep low running to the north—west of the uk, pushing in this cloud, bringing some rain and some stronger winds. but we still have mild air this afternoon, temperatures will be 16 or 17 degrees. the mist and low cloud and fog that we have had through the midlands and east of england slowly lifting as the breeze picks up. the stronger winds are in the west, where we have the cloud and this rain. this first bit of rain really won't amount to very much. the second band of rain is going to be heavier. as the winds fall lighter overnight, that rain is going to slow down as it moves into england and wales. clear skies do follow into the west, with temperatures in scotland and northern ireland down to 8 or 9 deg

to be honest, stayed or nine months ago when buckingham palace announced that the king had cancer, wereback from public duty and embarking on cancer treatment, it seemed impossible that this moment we are watching would ever happen, that we would see him land in australia to start a royal tour. it seemed unthinkable, that because of his health issues, he would be able to withstand the rigours of a journey of 10,500 miles from the uk, a journey of around 2a hours, a punishing ten hour time difference between london and sydney. it didn't seem possible that the king and queen would be able to cope. but adjustments have been made to the schedule, as we watch the door open and some of the welcoming party go up to the aircraft door. as i was saying, some adjustments have been made to ensure that this trip could happen. to give you a flavour of what has changed, this was a trip that was planned to include new zealand at the start, but on medical advice, new zealand was removed from the schedule. that meant the whole trip could be shorter and it would mean the king could return to the uk quickl

buckingham palace will be relieved he has coped ahead of the next stage of this trip, to samoa.stuck between a rock and a hard place. )matilda campbell was trapped upside down after slipping between two boulders, as she tried to retrieve her mobile phone during a hike in new south wales' hunter valley region. photos shared by the new south wales ambulance service show her hanging between the boulders by her feet. matilda had to undergo a 7—hour ordeal during which emergency services undertook a challenging rescue, including moving several boulders. a paramedic involved in the rescue said he had never encountered a job quite like this in his 10—year career. thankfully, it ended safe and sound. no word about her phone though! that's all for now. stay with bbc news. hello. wednesday's shaping up to be a fine day across most of the uk with some pleasant sunshine. however, the morning could look like this, particularly across southern and central areas of england. mist and fog really quite thick in places, but the fog shouldn't last. it will clear later in the morning, and thanks to

after her death was announced, buckingham palace said the duchess of edinburgh would contact the familys our deepest condolences and sympathies to them. today, christopher harrison, an officer with the met, who is 67, is being charged with causing death by careless driving at that follows a review of evidence by the independent 0ffice review of evidence by the independent office of police conduct. the crown prosecution service has issued a reminder that criminal proceedings are active and the defendant has a right to a fair trial, that is the case in proceedings, but there will be a lot of interest in this particular case. we are told that he will appear at westminster magistrates on the of november. two metropolitan police officers who were sacked for gross misconduct after stopping the british sprinter bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos have been handed theirjobs back and will receive backpay. it follows their winning an appeal against their dismissal. the athletes were searched for drugs in october 2023 while their three—month—old baby was in the car. nothing was foun

, series and buckingham palace, has announced her royal highness princess beatrice and her husbanddoardo mapelli mozzi are expecting their second child together, due in the early spring. the new arrival will be a sibling for the couple's daughter sienna, and the princess's stepson wolfie, who you can see in this picture here. the king has been informed and both families are delighted with the news with those of the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm cameron walker. it's now, i'm cameron walker. it's now time for headlines for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> thanks, cameron. >> thanks, cameron. >> hello and welcome to headliners. your first look at wednesday's newspapers with added value. laughter i'm josh howie. joining me tonight is the comedy x—men. kerry marx and paul cox . that's the generation paul cox. that's the generation x guys. >> it's been a big news day. thatis >> it's

after her death was announced, buckingham palace said the duchess of edinburgh was going to contact thexpress our condolences and sympathies, today, christopher harrison who is a 67—year—old metropolitan police officer who was riding that bike was charged with causing death by careless driving and it follows a review as is standard, of that evidence by the independent 0ffice evidence by the independent office for police conduct. the crown prosecution service which is bringing this case has issued a reminder that criminal proceedings are active and the defendant has the right to a fair trial. that's the case in every course case —— court case, but this will attract a lot of press and public attention of course. the head of the cps crime division rosemary ainslie has said that there should be no reporting, no commentary, sharing of information online that could information online that could in any way prejudice these proceedings. we are told that christopher harrison is due to appear at westminster magistrates�* court on the 6th of november. magistrates' court on the 6th of november.— mag

but the king himself, in an exchange of letters at the weekend through buckingham palace, said this isan people. he's happy either way, but he loves australia. but if they want to have a republic, that's up to them. let's take you to florida now, where nasa has launched a space craft that will study europa, and probe for possible life on the jupiter moon. its icy surface is believed to cover a huge ocean that could contain chemicals needed for primitive life. earlier i spoke to head of space science at the uk space agency, caroline harper, and i started by asking her how long it would take for the space craft to reach jupiter's moon. well, it's not going to arrive at the jupiter system until 2030, so we're going to have to be pretty patient. and there are a lot of scientists in the uk who've been heavily involved in the science planning for this mission, um, who will be eagerly awaiting that data when it arrives so they can do research with it? it's a really big deal. and the reason is you mentioned it already. um, we know that for life as we know it to exist, there has to be liquid wa

buckingham palace will be relieved he has coped ahead of the next stage of this trip, to samoa.

. >> okay, so just to give you a little bit more detail on this, buckingham palace and downing streetged bofis street officials encouraged boris to use his notorious charm to talk harry out of his decision. apparently, his meeting with the former prince lasted for 20 minutes at a uk—africa investment summit, but obviously boris could not replicate his success in delivering brexit. joining me now is the editor at large at the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths. charlotte thank you very, very much. so boris couldn't convince harry or meghan clearly to stay in the uk. he is quite positive about them though publicly anyway. do you buy that? do you think ? you buy that? do you think? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i do wonder whether he's being very positive about meghan and harry, because it's there's been some discrepancy about whether he actually did do this , whether he actually did do this, because the buckingham palace are basically saying this didn't happen. are basically saying this didn't happen . they never asked him. happen. they never asked him. and obviously meghan and harry didn't ment

in a message issued by buckingham palace, king charles also said his devotion to scotland drove his decades of pubuc to scotland drove his decades of public service. we extend our deep condolences to his family and his loved ones at this time. mr salmond had made a speech at the institute for cultural diplomacy forum and is understood to have collapsed at lunch in a crowded room. the alba party said it understood he'd suffered a heart attack, although there will be a post—mortem examination to confirm the cause of death . confirm the cause of death. tributes continue to be paid across the political spectrum. tony blair saying he was very sorry to hear of his death. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, said alex salmond was a monumental figure of scottish and uk politics. he leaves behind a lasting legacy. the former first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, said it remains the fact that for many years alex was an incredibly significant figure in my life and we formed one of the most successful partnerships in uk politics. members of the pubucin uk politics. members of the public in scot

buckingham palace will be relieved he has coped ahead of the next stage of this trip to samoa.een diagnosed with bone marrow cancer. weinstein was jailed four years ago for rape and sexual assault. the appeals court threw out the conviction, but he remains in prison while he awaits a retrial. the film mogal has suffered a multitude of health problems since being jailed, and is receiving treatment for his condition in prison. it is day two ofthe un's biodiversity summit, copi6, which is bringing nearly 200 countries together to discuss the fate of the world's rapidly declining wildlife populations. the conference is being hosted in cali, columbia, with the goal of being the most inclusive in it's history. however, a staggering 85% of countries have missed the un's deadline to submit new nature pledges for the biodiversity summit, including twelve of the "megadiverse countries" and three g7 countries which include the uk. countries have cited various reasons for the delays, such as election cycles and funding issues, but there are now fears there will be implications for global b

coal-fired thermal power plants in britain, supplied electricity to central london, including buckingham palacee electricity, only consumes it, and the building survived only thanks to its love of music, fashion and money. the heating station with four chimneys was saved by the group pink floyd, who depicted it and the smoked london sky on the cover of the album animals in 1977. only then the station was no longer working, so mog around the pipes is an exaggeration. having stood idle for 40 years , the station was given to investors from malaysia, who invested 9 billion in its reconstruction. pounds. once upon a time , light and heat came from here to english homes. now, every little thing from a boutique sells for a kopeck to an investor in asia, and you have to pay for the lighting of these stores. elizaveta gerson, boris khalfin, anastasia vishnyakova and alexander gusev. ntv television company, london. in moscow. for the first time, guests from mongolia, congo, laos, qatar, cameroon are here. russia is incredible in that it is filled with fashion. what i saw here surpassed everything. brix+

in a message issued by buckingham palace, king charles also said his devotion to scotland drove his decades of pubuc to scotland drove his decades of public service. we extend our deep condolences to his family and loved ones at this time. mr salmond had made a speech at the institute for cultural diplomacy forum, and is understood to have collapsed at lunch time in a crowded room. the alba party said it understood he'd suffered a heart attack, although there will be a post—mortem examination to confirm the cause of death. >> his legacy is the fact that he got independence into the mainstream. the snp , certainly mainstream. the snp, certainly when he was the first leader of it, that is, to say, in the early in the 1990s and when he became leader the second time, it was still a fringe party. independence was very much parallel to the greens in the respect that they're there. you're aware they're there , but you're aware they're there, but you don't actually know what a government would look like. salmon achieved the question. he achieved the right to have the question. he achieved a reputat

. >> nbc's kelly cobiella is at buckingham palace with more.ing to fulfill a bucket list wish for a teenage girl with cancer, welcoming her to windsor castle with open arms. the first picture of princess kate at work, a touching hug, embracing 16-year-old liz hatten. the teen with a rare and aggressive form of cancer, invited to windsor castle by prince william, for a private meeting with him and kate to share her cancer journey and as a budding photographer, asked to take photos of honorees at an award ceremony. kate, who has gone public about her own struggles with cancer treatment in an emotional video, shares the teen's love of photography. kensington palace posting the teen's photos to the royal couple's instagram with millions of followers, posing with liz hatten and her family, adding a personal message saying, her creativity and strength has inspired us both. thank you for sharing your photos and story with us. signing off, wnc. and liz telling bbc radio this morning -- >> there was no sort of grandeur about them. there was just humanit

tets, battersea station, supplied electricity central london, including buckingham palace.does not produce electricity, only consumes. and this building survived only thanks to the love of music, fashion and money. the heating station with four chimneys was saved by the group pink floyd, who depicted it and the smoked london sky on the cover of the album animals in 1977. only then the station. did not work, so the smog around the corpse is an exaggeration. having stood idle for 40 years , the station was given to investors from malaysia, who invested 9 billion pounds in its reconstruction. once upon a time, from here to english homes went light, heat, now every sale of a rag from a boutique gives a kopeck to an investor in asia, and you have to pay for the lighting of these stores. ntv television company, london. today , prime minister mikhail mishustin, on the eve of teacher's day, presented the annual government awards in the field of education. they are awarded for innovative developments, high level of teaching, and creation of teaching aids. 22 people became laureates,

the trip also includes some sightseeing, including big ben, buckingham palace. we're hoping there'll be a quiz at the end or at the very least, a win. they're taking on the nfl academy tomorrow. what a great experience. what a young man. how about a travel game? my goodness. exactly. no kidding. our travel game was on the school bus like no ac. you're going to modesto? they were hot to modesto. oh, yeah. triple digits. central valley was like, at 110 at one point across the board. it really has. and it was really all of california. but now as that high pressure begins to move east, we're going to see those impacts changing now. right now waking up. and it's not even seven in the morning and we're already in the 70s for a lot of the bay area. look at saratoga, 73 tracee 73, in orinda. it's already 75 degrees. so we are going to see one more day of this heat as that high pressure continues to really just sit over california, bringing on all of this dry air mass. now daytime highs for today will climb near the triple digit mark in south san jose. yesterday we did h

and buckingham palace has announced.hness princess beatrice and her husband edoardo mapelli mozzi are expecting their second child together, due in the early spring. the new arrival will be a sibling for the couple's daughter sienna, and the princess's stepson wolfie. the king has been informed and both families are delighted with the news were those of latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm cameron walker. now it's back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> is the conflict in the middle east about to play out on the streets of britain? iran has bombarded israel with hundreds of missiles . of missiles. well, as you can see, it looks as though many did pierce the iron dome. we've not seen anything like this really for decades. israel will surely strike back. and then what happens? but as i sit here in britain, my main concern is how this affects us now. intelligence agencies believ

she was also painted as part of an exhibition at the queen's gallery in buckingham palace where she met cook's record, which he eased past this morning on day three of england's match against pakistan, scoring a boundary to reach the milestone. a few moments ago, england were 481 for 3 with root still at the crease after another phenomenal innings. 0ur sports correspondent, joe wilson reports. wednesday morning in milton. here he comes once again. classicjoe root. lovely. in a turbulent, complex world, he is composure. certainty. a dozen years of perfect timing. four more runs here meant 12,473 englishmen have played test matches since 1877, of them all, root is now the top scorer. a dedicated group of travelling supporters in pakistan. a modest acknowledgement from the record breaker. joe root grew up in sheffield with younger brother billy, who's also a cricketer. today's billy's wedding day in wales. and absolutely, that's where their dad is. i've got two sons, both played professional cricket. equally proud of them. um, but pride only goes so high. you know, i'm as proud as watching

buckingham palace did not have any comments. >> former president jimmy carter celebrated a birthday thisn on the white house marked the special occasion. >> 2-1 pitch. in the left center. there it is. >> baseball legend pete rose died this week. he still holds the record for the most hits in the history of the game in a 24-year career. he was later banned from the sport for betting on baseball. >> how do you beat the pete rose slide? >> pete rose was 83 years old. >> finally, the new zealand reclaimed a record for the world's largest haka dethroning france. conan o'brien and director tiki were among the participants. >> they didn't just beat the record. they shattered it. the old one was 4,000. they had 6,500 people. >> france had no way to hold the record. >>> still to come, countness less volunteers on the ground. what you could do to help from home. >>> and the next season of snl kicks off tonight. what you can e fifth. i'm kira klapper. governor gavin newsom is giving a funding boost to bay area cities in an effort to help clear homeless encampments. the governor approved nearly $131

did not pubush that buckingham palace did not publish the report into the alleged bullying., it's now reached 19. just kettler, their chief of staff , kettler, their chief of staff, left just before their columbia visit. he was only there for some three months and there is had there been a toxic report in the hollywood reporter and the quotes there that meghan was like a dictator in high heels , like a dictator in high heels, that she barked at people, reduced grown men to tears was had the soubriquet duchess difficult all of this very unhelpful. they've strongly denied it. but nonetheless it's out in the open that a source backed by the co—editor of the hollywood reporter says that this is somebody who's working for them , who's informed them of for them, who's informed them of these quotes. >> now, obviously, as you say, they have very, very strongly denied it. and this latest employee that's leaving, ashley hanson, they have given her their blessing. she is leaving to start her own business up. and they, you know, they say, you know, good luck. and she's still going to be

spent a fair amount of time in buckingham palace. this is exciting.s about 200 years of history. it's not all about roast swan and, you know, door mouse and caviar and easy recipes that are easy to cook. just been gleaned. >> some people might be intimidated. they think this is food for a king or a queen, i can't make it in my home kitchen. or as americans, we hear some of the recipes described, i don't know if i want to make that in my home kitchen. >> i would say this. these are really easy. everything on cakes and biscuits. and it's breakfast, lunch, tea. tea is the great english institution. lots of cakes and lots of desserts. if i can cook them, anyone can cook them. >> did you go and leaf through some of the archives and find some of the royal recipes? what were some of the favorites you discovered? >> you go to the royal archive in windsor castle. anyone can do this. there's no -- >> not just membership has privileges? >> no. i can see the things. anyone can do. and it's fascinating. you're diving in. and queen victoria, they were huge eaters.

foreign correspondent james longman is at buckingham palace in london.rning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. queen elizabeth was famously private about her health. but now in a new memoir, former prime minister boris johnson has revealed new details about the cancer he said she suffered from in the final days of her life. the late queen elizabeth ii was suffering from bone cancer for a year or more before she died. that's according to boris johnson. it comes in his new memoir "unleashed." i had known for a year or more that she had a form of bone cancer. her doctors were worried that at any time she could enter a sharp decline. johnson was among the last people to meet with the queen. he visited her in scotland september 6, 2022. this photo, the last official one of elizabeth ii was taken on that day when she oversaw the change in prime ministers. she died two days later. she seemed pale and had dark bruising on her hands and wrist probably from drips or injections, he wrote. adding that she had known all summer that she was going but was

revolution would start up in english, british social revolution and turned out the folks from buckingham palace and the rotten bars of the british parliament. and in still genuine egalitarian democracy there. did that make him any friends in england ? well, among readers of the rights of man where there were many working people. yes. among political authorities, absolutely not. he was effectively chased out of england over the next few years and charged with sedition and treason try to bring down the empire from the inside. england, the land of his birth would never be -- the revolution run amok. he thought it was bloody chaos by this time. i made the mistake of telling french revolution they should not execute the king. he wrote a second work in the 1790s called the age of reason in which he laid the blame for atheism and that cost him many other friends and allies. >> would you call him a christian ? >> he called himself a christian and weathered all sorts of being an atheist. he wrote a book denouncing atheism that accused him of being an he then et cetera. he believed in organized religion.

. >> buckingham palace has announced her royal highness princess beatrice and her husband, edoardo mapelliusband, edoardo mapelli mozzi, are expecting their second child together, due in the early spring. the new arrival will be a sibling for the couple's daughter sienna, and the princess's stepson wolfie and the king has been informed, and both families say they are delighted with the . news. all delighted with the. news. all right. still to come, the tory leadership candidate, kemi badenoch, has said that 10% of civil servants should be locked up. find out why. >> we'll tell you what i was watching. yes, prime minister, last night on bbc four and very, very funny the way they portray the role of the civil servants and as to who really is in charge, well, should they be locked up? >> we'll be discussing that. >> we'll be discussing that. >> it was, it was that was part of the story last night. there you go. where sir humphrey had , you go. where sir humphrey had, jim hacker, the prime minister had spoken about something that only the civil service are allowed to speak about. and sir humph

don't know if it's just a bit of a plug for the fact that they are now selling the bags in the buckingham palacebag- _ between nearly 1600 and 2050. it is a classic bag. you did meet the queen briefly. the big question is, what happened to the handbag? i think she put it straight on the floor. it was the most underwhelming spirits of anyone she ever met, i expect. i got a last—minute offer to stand in the receiving line at a work event and i was slightly embarrassed, so i hung to the back as the great and good went in but because everyone filed into the room outside of the outside world, as it turned out i was closest to the door, when she came in i wasn't expected to be first in life so i didn't know what to do was say and i thought she didn't want to speak to me so i introduce myself, shook her hand, said what a pleasure it was and then she moved on. that's alright. the most underwhelming person she ever met. i’m alright. the most underwhelming person she ever met.— alright. the most underwhelming person she ever met. i'm sure a lot of --eole person she ever met. i'm sure a lot of peeple were

in the beginning of the year, we paraded nine standards the forecourt of buckingham palace.w standards, which are very important . these these important. these these encapsulate the spirit of the squadron, if you like, for never been done before. we've never paraded at tower of london. i don't think we've ever had four consecrated standards at the same time. and then of course, on the sunday we had a we had a service organised by the rauxaf foundation, who were a charity set up to maintain the history of the royal auxiliary air force , of the royal auxiliary air force, again presided over by his royal highness duke of gloucester. again presided over by his royal highness duke of gloucester . and highness duke of gloucester. and again eamonn followed after that by the unveiling of a new glass stained glass window in the raf club, actually commissioned through a competition. beautiful and one of our own aviators won it. oh , chad kenney who actually it. oh, chad kenney who actually won that? so it's a fantastic story. >> could i could i ask you just finally, in terms of the cu

french revolution would stir up in english, british social revolution and turn out people from buckingham palaced all the rotten boroughs. it is still some sort of genuine egalitarian democracy there. did that make him any friends in england? among leaders of the rights of man, yes. among political authorities, absolutely not. he was effectively chased out of england over the past few years and trust with sedition and treason. england would never be a home for him again. and then two years later, he is in france as the revolution continues, they are enfold and accelerate. the 1793, it is actually very nasty, bloody, anarchic image of the guillotine come into your mind. that is the air without pain found himself in france. a revolution that had room -- run amok. it had become too radical for him. the only chaos by this time. he made some terrible political mistakes of telling french revolutionaries that they should not execute the king, they should banish them. instead. so he wrote a second work in the 1790's called the age of reason in which he laid the blame for the anarchy of the french revolu

spectrum this evening to alex salmond , this evening to alex salmond, and a short while ago buckingham palace issued a statement from the king where he has said that he and the queen are greatly saddened to hear of the sudden death of alex salmond, adding his devotion to scotland drove his devotion to scotland drove his decades of public service. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has said tonight that alex salmond was a monumental figure of scottish and uk politics. he leaves behind a lasting legacy. the former first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, said a short time ago that she was shocked and sorry to learn of salmond's death, adding i cannot pretend that the events of the past few years, which led to the breakdown of our relationship, did not happen. however, it remains the fact that for many years alex was an incredibly significant figure in my life and we formed one of the most successful partnerships in uk politics. alba party deputy leader kenny macaskill has also said that the party grieves the loss of their founder and leader, describing salmond as the outstanding scottish

spectrum this evening to alex salmond , this evening to alex salmond, and a short while ago buckingham palace issued a statement from the king where he has said that he and the queen are greatly saddened to hear of the sudden death of alex salmond, adding his devotion to scotland drove his devotion to scotland drove his decades of public his devotion to scotland drove his deca 100 of public his devotion to scotland drove his deca 100 daysblic his devotion to scotland drove his deca 100 days inc his devotion to scotland drove his deca 100 days in and sir tonight, 100 days in and sir keir starmer admits it has not been smooth sailing. in a video posted on social media, the prime minister has been reflecting on labour's landslide win in july, but acknowledged the choppy days since taking office. when asked if he thought his staff had been successful, his staff had been successful, his spokesman said it's up to the public to decide . the public to decide. >> today marks 100 days of my labour government. before that, 14 years of tory failure. 14 years is a long time to cause damage. 100 days isn't

buckingham palace will be relieved he has coped ahead of the next stage of this trip, to samoa. daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. thank you. and he is on a media lights. what does that tell us about robert jenrick�*s hopes of becoming the next conservative leader? he is here live. —— on a media blitz. welcome to newsnight for insights and interviews. the prime minister keir starmer appears to have been pulled into us presidential election. tonight, the trump team have filed a legal complaint against both the harris campaign and the labour party here for — and i quote — "illegalforeign campaign contributions and interference in the us election". in a moment, we're going to talk to a man tipped for the job of secretary of state if donald trump wins. we can talk to him right now. thank you for talking to our british audience. good evening. thank you for havin: audience. good evening. thank you for having the- _ audience. good evening. thank you for having the. this _ for having the. this legal complaint. _ for having the. t

buckingham palace say this is all about preserving the king's energy.the trip have included a commonwealth reception in london, and a chance to hearfrom the more well known end of the australian community in the uk. i think they're going to receive an amazing reception because australia still likes to belong. otherwise it literally is going to be an island in that way, you know. but there is still a simmering of republican sentiment under the surface here, although it's currently drowned out by more pressing political issues. for the king and queen, the visit is a chance for normal royal business to resume after a challenging few months. daniela ralph, bbc news, sydney. our royal correspondent daniela relph joins us from sydney. morning, daniela. interesting that you mentioned in your report there that there is a reduced timetable, curtailing of evening activities, understandable. so what is going on today? understandable. so what is going on toda ? , ., ., ., today? yes, good morning, naga. the kin: and today? yes, good morning, naga. the king and quee