our royal reporter cameron walker joins us now to our royal reporter cameron walkerjoins us now to lookback walker joins us now to look back on the first day. cameron morning historic first visit by the king and queen consort their first state visit and this being done even before the coronation . a sign of how important the government regard this visit . government regard this visit. absolutely. andrew, good morning . is the power of soft diplomacy in action here? we saw yesterday the king's serried montiel welcome which he received and the queen consort of course at the queen consort of course at the brandenburg gates the first head of state in history to receive such a welcome at that location . but perhaps the main location. but perhaps the main talking point was the magnificent state banquet at bellevue palace , hosted by the bellevue palace, hosted by the german presidents . it was german presidents. it was a white tie affair, i'm told. that's incredibly rare, actually, for and for german formal occasions, which perhaps because it gives a sense of just how important this visit is

the figure of royal reporter cameron walker here to explain all of this . us. s. us. yes. so as you said, a number of high profile figures are involved in this particular trial, including the former girls aloud singer cheryl. the estates of the late singer george michael as well . the george michael as well. the trial is due to start taking place the 9th of may, which is three days after the coronation . and last kind of three, 6 to 7 weeks. but prince harry has been chosen , the judge, to be one of chosen, the judge, to be one of three or four test cases within this trial . and the reason for this trial. and the reason for thatis this trial. and the reason for that is he's an obvious selection and that is a quote from a judge, because his claim covers an extensive period of time and he had 24 private investigator is working on his particular so the case is that 148 separate articles published . 1996 and 2010. so quite a large time period. wow. yeah included information that was allegedly through unlawful means. in other words, perhaps phone hacking as an exampl

reporter cameron walker will be joining us for the latest there, too.nd to start with this morning, we want to hear from you so get involved with the show, email gb views with the show, email at gb views at gb news dot uk or tweet us at gb news. and as well as that we've got our fantastic punchy panel on today. we've got nigel nelson also claire and we've got something quite exclusive, haven't we, from chris hope? yes, if anyone's read the daily telegraph today, they'll see the bofis telegraph today, they'll see the boris johnson is apparently going to accept verdict of recklessly misleading the house. so we're going to speak to chris hope, the political editor of the telegraph , who's got all the the telegraph, who's got all the latest on that, too. the inside track and gossip. he's the scoop and you'll be getting scoop, too. that , here's the too. but before that, here's the latest headlines with . good latest headlines with. good morning. it's 10:02. your top stories from the gb newsroom. britain has joined an 11 nation trans—pacific bloc in its bigge

our royal cameron walker joins me in the studio to discuss the latest royal visit .oyal visit. was it right for the king to meet with ursula von der leyen on monday when ? von der leyen on monday when? she visited windsor. all that after this . break welcome back to the briefing. well, today marks two years since the horrendous abduction of sarah everard walking home from a friend's home, clapham. everard was abducted , raped and everard was abducted, raped and murdered by police officer when cousins are serving a life sentence behind bars . joining me sentence behind bars. joining me now to discuss the aftermath of all of that is the police and crime commissioner for hampshire , donna jones. thanks, donna , , donna jones. thanks, donna, for joining me today. you'll forjoining me today. you'll remember the horror after that horrific crime took and the home secretary priti at the time said every woman should feel safe to walk or to walk our streets without fear of harassment , without fear of harassment, violence. people don't have that safety and security in their mi

cameron walker gb news berlin . cameron walker gb news berlin.ing behind them just then was stunning . it was just blank. was stunning. it was just blank. but blank like a big canvas. it was just a big statement piece. very nice, modern in a really traditional kind of palatial setting . i really liked it with setting. i really liked it with my face. oh, you've got a lot of those, haven't you? so when i can't help, other people want to paint three or four of those, i believe . amanda panter. is that believe. amanda panter. is that your real name? amanda amanda says eminent . isabel. i have to says eminent. isabel. i have to tweet how much i love you . and tweet how much i love you. and watching gb news in the morning with you too. once your empathetic were needed, you also have fun and look like you actually enjoy your jobs rather than some guy who always looks so bloomin miserable on other channels . well, thank you, channels. well, thank you, amanda. we love our job. we have amanda. we love ourjob. we have a lot of fun doing it, and we are somet

cameron walker, a royal correspondent , is there, too. correspondent, is there, too. was the formal bits of this official welcome strengthening of relationships between european countries. buckingham describing it as celebrating our shared histories, culture and values. but as you say, mark the king has gone straight to the crowds. he is greeting local schoolchildren here. he he educated in berlin . the queen educated in berlin. the queen consort is the side of the square here. she is meeting just local members of the public . and local members of the public. and we did expect, as said mark, that the king and queen would be greeting members of the crowds. we know that the king wants to be pretty personable and we are seeing that play out in berlin, of course, we had the guard of honour , both national anthems of honour, both national anthems of the two countries plays the president of germany is still accompanying accompanying the king and later on today, of course , have a state banquet in course, have a state banquet in the presidential palace where expected to be a

we're joined on this breaking story by our royal reporter , cameron walker. reporter, cameron walker. through in a statement from elise, say, paris palace in france just confirmed in the last few moments , king charles, last few moments, king charles, a state visit to france has been delayed after those trade unions called for another day of nationwide strikes and street protests. during his stay , of protests. during his stay, of course, the king was meant to travel to france on sunday and he was going to be in paris and bordeaux. but the images over the last couple of days , if you the last couple of days, if you have have seen some of these protests, have turned violent, the guidance we were getting from buckingham palace is they are keeping everything constantly under review. however, as of yet , we have no however, as of yet, we have no confirmation or statement from buckingham palace on the news from italy, say palace, of course. king charles was due to attend a state banquet, having been invited by french president emmanuel macron . following this emmanuel macron. following thi

a royal reporter, cameron walker , royal reporter, cameron walker, joins us in the studio sorry to havesneezed on your parade. that's right. we've got st patrick's day parade with the irish gods and, the prince and princess of wales . just explain princess of wales. just explain the connection and the celtic sort of connection indeed. so prince william has been one of the irish gods for some time. he now no longer is the being he has taken over from his father the now king, as of the welsh guards and his wife catherine is now of the irish guards. you see them there at the parades , in them there at the parades, in them there at the parades, in the barracks in aldershot is the first time the princess of wales colonel has has been there on display , have been wearing a display, have been wearing a very fetching green outfit . very fetching green outfit. yeah. yes. there's a couple a couple of the tabloids have been picking up the different shades of green the princess of wales has various patrick's day has worn various patrick's day parade . so i don't know what parade. so i don't know wh

cameron walker gb news warsaw . cameron walker gb news warsaw. to see him out and about. fascinating to see him out and about . yeah, i think he's coming about. yeah, i think he's coming into his own . he really is. and into his own. he really is. and he's so adored the crowds as well. even in poland , there were well. even in poland, there were people queuing and waiting to see him and holding flags. it really lovely to see. it's really is lovely to see. it's very yeah like very popular. yeah yeah. i like the prince of wales. yes, i do. jobson and we were talking about tb earlier on. francis has been in touch and oh, excuse me, francis de . anyway, francis says francis de. anyway, francis says , i think farmers will be very miffed that you did not deal with tb in the countryside as per the infection of cattle by things like badgers and deer costing livelihoods and costing the uk millions in compensation . a totally get your point. tb is a very big problem for farmers. however, we were talking tb and humans . that was talking tb and humans. that

cameron walker , our cameron.ce. and i think we can call it. yes. yes. tolling here at westminster abbey had a mark the princess royal and her husband, vice—admiral, sir tim lawrence have arrived in the last few minutes here. but his job, it's a very significant day because this is the first commonwealth day service that his majesty the king will be in attendance at as the new heads of the commonwealth. of course it is a decision that was made dunng it is a decision that was made during the 2018 commonwealth heads of government meeting and it was expressed wish of his mother, queen elizabeth ii that her son would succeed her as head. her son would succeed her as head . the commonwealth, of head. the commonwealth, of course, family nations she was devoted to throughout her reign. but as it's very noisy bells, as i'm sure you can hear. they're all very noisy protesters as well. there are two main protest groups in which is republic anti protesters who do not believe in hereditary head of state. many people have crit

and we can update you on what's been happening with our royal reporter cameron walker who's berlin becauseukrainian refugees been given safe refuge in germany and what it says of course about i guess democracy as reflected in that speech last night, the state banquet . i absolutely . state banquet. i absolutely. mark, if you look at what king charles actually said in his speech in the there are a number of key themes which now correspond to the engagements we are seeing out this afternoon in berlin and the wider berlin area. so it was the time the king. it was the first time that any british head of state had addressed german at state bundestag , the german parliament bundestag, the german parliament here. he received a standing ovation at the end , had to stop ovation at the end, had to stop several times during his 15 minute speech because the german politicians were applauding and laughing such jokes he was making within speech. and it was very much about historic ties. britain and germany and our reconciliation following the world wars and building those ties since . and as you ties si

hopefully we can have some live shots of their leaving germany for you and go to cameron walker, andat absolutely stellar what been an absolutely stellar trip charles. i'm trip for king charles. i'm patrick christys . this is gb news. welcome back, everybody . the welcome back, everybody. the king and queen consort are about to leave germany after the monarch's first state visit. the trip has been widely seen as a massive success, although it's fair to say the build up didn't go too smoothly. so the king had been due to travel to france last sunday, but the violent protests the country led to that trip postponed once trip being postponed once considering well. were considering as well. there were fires and bordeaux. considering as well. there were fires and bordeaux . the fires in paris and bordeaux. the state visit to germany, though, went and the king and went as planned and the king and queen consort arrived in berlin on the royal policy within dnven on the royal policy within driven to the brandenburg in the centre of berlin, where they were greeted by the german president, franc

cameron walker , our royal cameron walker, our royal reporter, is there for us and it's another momenttion with the past, particularly going back. the past, particularly going back . we saying earlier at the back. we saying earlier at the church reflecting on . world war church reflecting on. world war ii. yes, exactly. mark, that golden book the king will sign here at city hall was signed by queen elizabeth ii in 1965 when she was here on state visit. and you're right, she was here on state visit. and you're right , just before this you're right, just before this engagement, the king and queen consort first went to the kindertransport memorial just outside the train station here, having arrived from berlin this morning commemorating , the morning commemorating, the 10,000 or so children who were transported from germany to the uk to . the in 1938, and then the uk to. the in 1938, and then the two of them went to a memorial service, really a very short memorial service at nikolai church in hamburg, which is now essentially a berlin because it was bombed by the allies in 1943. it's the

joining us in the studio now, our royal reporter cameron walker.t ? yeah, having his day in court? yeah, he absolutely is having his day in court. i think perhaps for harry, it's a long time coming. it's only a preliminary hearing we've got today, which basically a or not to see a judge deciding or not to see if there's enough evidence to go to full blown, which is why we weren't him to turn weren't expecting him to turn up. bearing in mind he up. exactly bearing in mind he lives in california now. but i this shows just how determined committed prince harry is to holding what he sees as powerful people to account for alleged wrongdoing . i mean, some of the wrongdoing. i mean, some of the accusations here and hiring private investigators secretly place the listening devices inside people's cars, listening private telephone calls, payments of with corrupt links , payments of with corrupt links, private investigators for information , impersonation to information, impersonation to obtain medical from private hospitals. the list goes on association ne

well, our roll reporter, cameron walker, us now in the studio . clearly, it's a in the studio. in the town where the king's due to visit. yes, indeed . i think it's pretty embarrassing for the french government if that's a u—turn in the last 24 hours. security expert seems to be suggesting that this would have been on advice from the french police and the french security services in terms of cancelling the french visit because would be too dangerous with the number of violent protests we have seen . violent protests we have seen. and but also, i think that perhaps political motivation behind i the optics of behind this. i the optics of having the french president and the king of the united kingdom in, the palace of versailles, enjoying a state banquet as marie antoinette exactly as the town is. paris is literally, quite literally burning. and would be american. marie antoinette moment, which wouldn't have gone too down well. well, we've got president macron speaking at the moment in in brussels. and he has touched on this. we understand that he said we have suggested to plan a

cameron walker gb news.on . 14 unions mean at nhs action. 14 unions mean at talks this afternoon negotiate raises on both sides apparently agreements the best deal they can get is we may expect a statement on that in the coming hours. all nhs staff except doctors involved in that. but we can also tell you that north of the border nhs staff represented the border nhs staff represented the gmb union have narrowly accepted an pay offer by a majority of 59.7. and in terms of that offer , we're being told of that offer, we're being told it equates to an average 6.5% increase for 2324 for 760,000 nhs staff , increase for 2324 for 760,000 nhs staff, including nurses, midwives and paramedics , midwives and paramedics, including a commitment to agenda for change, which is now 20 years old, actually, in terms of retention and recruitment . so retention and recruitment. so clearly moves both north and south of the border. we'll update you as we get more details . but let's update you details. but let's update you now o

let's discuss this with royal reporter cameron walker, who i believe may well be listening to it. ng now that, yes, i am indeed listening to it still it's been going on roughly 45 minutes so far, in over 15 minutes to go the best way i describe it is a bit of therapy session in itself. of course it is. prince duke of sussex on live stream in this living room like situation. for those listening radio and who haven't seen the pictures with a fireplace sofas speaking to a doctor gabor mate and a lot of it centres around and this idea of prince harry's child says and how that has kind of affected him in later life prince harry at one point claims that he diagnosed with post—trauma stress by a therapist . i don't stress by a therapist. i don't believe we have heard before in quite so blunt terms. he also says the reason he had written his memoir spare, which is the whole point of this livestream in the first place to promote his book. if he wanted to take it for this livestream, he had to pay £17 for the privilege and get a copy of his book. he said the reason wrote the book he did didn

i'm joined now by our correspondent cameron walker. we've now had a confirmed that king charles is told to pack their bags, sling the rock and go. exactly. i had this person confirmed to me personally last that they are indeed being asked to leave frogmore cottage. we think around summer time either , just before or just after the coronation , which clearly could coronation, which clearly could cause a problems in terms of cause a few problems in terms of invitations . so this was invitations. so this was basically the property frogmore cottage, i cottage, it's cottage, i say cottage, it's five bedroom house is owned by the crown estate and reportedly king charles has sanctions. their decision to essentially kick harry and meghan out, which means they don't have a base in the united kingdom . some people the united kingdom. some people will probably say this is the king being strong , standing up king being strong, standing up for his beliefs. obviously, grenade after grenade has been thrown, some would argue, by harry and meghan, in te

cameron walker gb news. birmingham . it cameron walker gb news. birmingham.ing story and anthony badu, i'm just thinking back to the newspapers because something in common with six foot four jack andrews, the jockey , a big, tall guy for jockey, a big, tall guy for dancing . so and to dance in the dancing. so and to dance in the rain . if you ever danced in the rain. if you ever danced in the rain. if you ever danced in the rain. not like that. but i do love the ballet. and it makes me want to go and see the ballet. and it's kind of like a billy modern twist on the billy elliot stories it. from nigeria to stories in it. from nigeria to disney. with royalty disney. with a bit of royalty thrown in. it. emma and thrown in. love it. emma and freddie have stood with us. life expectancy . that seems to expectancy. that seems to probably be very good for it, emma but life is too emma lately. but life is too short to tell us why it's getting shorter us here in getting shorter for us here in the . so the uk has dropped, the uk. so the uk has dropped, i believe, ten pl

well, let's speak reporter speak to our royal reporter cameron walker, of cameron walker, about all ofu know, we were talking this yesterday. it talking about this yesterday. it was in the papers. but the spokesperson from the couple coming forward and talking of their shock, what's the thinking behind do you from behind it, do you think, from buckingham the buckingham palace or from the king? buckingham is king? well, buckingham palace is not on this, not commenting at all on this, which think it's which is why i think it's perhaps surprising or perhaps quite surprising or maybe that the sussex team maybe not that the sussex team have to come out and have decided to come out and confirm these at this confirm these stories at this particular time and effectively it means that the duchess of sussex are no longer going to have a home in the united kingdom. it was a gift from the queen following the wedding in 2018, £2.4 queen following the wedding in 2018, £24 million of our money, taxpayers money, was spent renovating it when they stepped back as working members of the royal family. har

gb news royal reporter cameron walker joins us now . cameron, what do we know now.what do we know more about this? i mean, perhaps one of those events where children like sometimes people have weddings, children just aren't invited . well, exactly. aren't invited. well, exactly. but you have to remember that prince, archie and lilibet are both the age of five. and we haven't really seen the wales's children under the age of five. a big official , formal events. a big official, formal events. and the prince louise at the jubilee pageant last summer is anything to go by. perhaps they thought that they didn't appropriate for young appropriate for such young children at such a children to be at such a historic occasion of the of the coronation. but another event was obviously happening at westminster abbey today is the commonwealth service . as you commonwealth day service. as you said, it's the first time that the has head the the king has head the commonwealth is going and as monarch going to be in monarch is going to be in attendance, it was decided at the commonweal

and cameron walker's centenary. and cameron walker's that we're going to check in with him shortly.me back to gb news. we have told you all morning that eleanor williams due to be sentenced. we're going to go now to the courtroom. we messages to hear genuinely see or from anyone present that night. i am not that these messages were fabricated by the defendant. it remains, in my judgement, a possibility that these messages were created by ill intentioned third parties. it follows that in to count one, she will be sentenced on the basis that she is guilty under paragraph a, but not under paragraph b. as a result of this allegation , c was result of this allegation, c was arrested and interviewed . on the arrested and interviewed. on the 27th of november two thousand and seven time, he wasn't remanded into custody. but have the matter hanging over him until the march 2018. the defendant had her support for the prosecution in the january 2018 in relation to count two, three and four. the defendant made three separate allegations of against one jordan trengove , of against one jordan tre

cameron thank you very much. walker that royal much. cameron. lliams . richard, fitzwilliams. richard, great stuff. very for stuff. thank you very much for us on this particular one. i mean look, this is an utterly humiliate issue for emmanuel macron, isn't it ? and i humiliate issue for emmanuel macron, isn't it? and i mean shocking. king charles supposed to be going around clearly building bridges with the european union wasn't because he's going see the two he's not going to see the two key pillars of the you got key pillars of the eu. you got france and you'll be in germany. but to france but he can't go to france because it's essentially like a modern revolution out there. modern day revolution out there. what says i'm no doubt that it is extremely embarrassing for president macron. i mean question that until recently the french socialist friend insisting that the eu would go ahead. there's a question that with an acute we looked at these photographs of the footage of bordeaux tom hall blazing . well, bordeaux tom hall blazing. well, i mean,

we're joined by our royal reporter, cameron walker . the reporter, cameron walker.s morning via the back . so no morning via the back. so no bumping into photographers this time ? no, not this time. i think time? no, not this time. i think yesterday we want we saw prince harry quite clearly to make a very public statements of just how serious he is taking preliminary hearing, he wasn't obuged preliminary hearing, he wasn't obliged to be there because this is any preliminary hearing. and essentially it's just lawyers arguing whether or not the case should full trial. but should go to a full trial. but prince harry and other high profile figures, including elton , say defrost baroness lawrence . all of them were in court yesterday to hear the evidence being shed as prince harry was forensically scribbling on on a black notebook throughout the day, just taking notes of what the associated newspapers were were defending , as well as his were defending, as well as his own lawyers and the victim impact statements . quite impact statements. quite striking. i mean, he was t

cameron walker, to give us his thoughts on what's going on in the court today.expected to me. we assumed it would be his assumed it would just be his legal fighting his legal team fighting his case because it's four because it's a four day preliminary basically preliminary hearing, basically because the associated newspapers ltd few months ago newspapers ltd a few months ago asked judge essentially to asked the judge essentially to decide to not throw decide whether or to not throw the out before it goes to a the case out before it goes to a full blown trial. so that's what's happening next what's happening over the next four but prince harry four days. but prince harry clearly need to be clearly sees the need to be there in person to hear his case being heard in court. he won't get a chance to speak at all with him, not in the next few days when he's not expected to speak. he wasn't even expected to be there because it because it's hearing. it's the preliminary hearing. he won't giving evidence. for won't be giving evidence. for example . but clearly, prince ex

let's go live wins and our royal reporter cameron walker is that without a daffodil . let's actually welcome the day . tell actually welcome the day. tell us what the welsh will be up to that. us what the welsh will be up to that . yes, i do apologise. mark that. yes, i do apologise. mark but i can assure you there were lots and, lots of daffodils inside the barracks here in windsor because this is the first time that the prince wales as their new colonel of the first battalion, welsh guards, was here taking part in the st david's day parades . now, there david's day parades. now, there were many chiefs taking parts from the guards and troops from across the commonwealth and actually vast majority of them, or at least a great number of them, had literally in the last 24 hours of say, arrives back from jamaica on operational deployments that they were slightly jetlagged but nonetheless put on a great display of military of military pageantry for. his royal highness on the princess wales, who accompanied him and. i think that shows the contrast with lot of work that obvi

let's get more with our royal reporter cameron walker coming.te interesting because it was only the other day we were suggesting that there may be some channels whether they come for the coronation and whether in fact the children will be involved in that process. yes, mark, it's come as quite surprise, actually that the sussexes spokesperson has confirms that lilibet has christened as a princess. now on to the letters patent, says alice. in 1917, grandchildren of a monarch, do you automatically have the right to be a prince or princess. however, there was some confusion as to whether and meghan would choose to use the titles for their own , and titles for their own, and certainly if the king or the king, as the monarch, has given his blessing or permission for them to use those , but them to use those, but nonetheless it's here in black and white. i have had it confirms that that's a little bit has been christened princess lilibet diana which is clearly very significant . people very significant. people magazine is reporting as well that's the

this from a royal reporter, cameron walker, in warsaw . well cameron walker, in warsaw.nto polish society because they arrived here pretty much as soon as the war started, fled their homelands and fled the fighting in ukraine to come here to poland for safety . it was poland for safety. it was perhaps the most casual of the engagements that prince william has during the surprise visit to poland over the last couple of days. he was wearing casual clothing , perhaps because he was clothing, perhaps because he was meeting younger polish refugees . and it very much was a theme, i think, of prince william's visits here. and shining a light on the refugee crisis and also the humanity shown by the polish community in warsaw and indeed across the country. the other purpose, i think, is troops and personally british and polish for their part in supporting the people of ukraine as they defend their territory against, the russian invasion. he spent a majority of yesterday south southeastern poland close to the border with ukraine, viewing military equipment as well as personally th

i want julian bond given his role reports that cameron walker cameron , thank you very, walker cameron us. yes. okay. it's a reminder , of okay. well, it's a reminder, of course, of the queen's passing , course, of the queen's passing, but stepping in but king charles stepping in ably. what's happened? what's going on? certainly, as patrick have the order of service rights here, my hands, the first commonwealth day service of king charles, the first reign. and of course, he is new new head of the commonwealth. and one man, he was inside the abbey as a guest for the commonwealth day service as is professor chris imafidon, the chairman of education and excellence program , have got that correct. some progress since education programme. chris sir, thanks so much for joining programme. chris sir, thanks so much forjoining me. first of much for joining me. first of all, you've been to a number of these commonwealth day services . the big difference . what was the big difference for you having king charles the third as the new head of the commonwealth, he stepped forward the last time we att

and walker, with his thoughts. and cameron in three separate legal cases, two of which are involving associated newspapers , the publishers the mail. , the publishers of the mail. mail on sunday well. this is mail on sunday as well. this is prince harry's war against the press continuing. but the difference here is this a number of other profile figures are involved in this particular particular legal action . now, particular legal action. now, associated newspapers ltd, as you heard ali say that are disputing the claim, saying it's preposterous smears and that basically accuse saying that the claimants of dragging the daily mail into the phone hacking scandal . so this four day scandal. so this four day heanng scandal. so this four day hearing today is essentially see the judge try and see whether or not the case can be dismissed without this thing going to a full blown trial. but clearly, prince harry feels there is a case to answer here. obviously, in spare. he made a number of accusation against the press. he also accused

let's go to our royal reporter, cameron walker , reporter, cameron walker, warsaw.t gone down good morning. i mean, i think pretty well so far, actually was a surprise visit for prince william. and he's got two main purposes of this, of this trip, really, the first of which is both british and polish for supporting ukraine, defends their territory against russian invasion. and so expensive, vast majority of yesterday in southeastern poland , very close southeastern poland, very close to the border with ukraine, about an hour's drive close to the city of jesu, of which is seen as the gateway for western arms into ukraine. and prince william was meeting british and poush william was meeting british and polish troops , but also looking polish troops, but also looking some of that military equipment , which presumably is helping ukraine, defend its territory against russia . then following against russia. then following him , talking to troops and him, talking to troops and thanking troops for their collective efforts in working together to support ukraine. he came here

so joining us now in the studio for more is gb views is royal reporter cameron walker. . cameron this has happened a few times now, hasn't it? it's a fairly modern thing. that was a fairly recent chain of events around the royal family why now? it has. well, it's it was very rare, i think, during the reign of queen elizabeth ii we had quite such vocal and visible protest during various engagements, the anti monarchy campaign group for public is behind the most recent protests we've seen with those big yellow signs saying, not my king. and the fact of the matter is, they have always said that they would at the change of reign, start to be moved . they call with be moved. they call with protests and i know that they are gearing up to hold a very big protest during the coronation . yes, i was just coronation. yes, i was just sitting here thinking, surely if your aim is to be anti—monarchy, your aim is to be anti—monarchy, you don't you're not going to wait queen away wait until the queen passes away to noise . you say to start making a noise. you say that. i think there was

joining us now to discuss the latest royal news use, royal reporter and that's cameron walker there.se explain to me what is prince harry doing? what is this court case all about? i know he's hoping to not get to have to stand on trial, as it were, but what's he doing? yeah mean, it's very complicated. there were a number of battles prince harry is having with both the british press and the british. but is preliminar but today is preliminar a heanng but today is preliminar a hearing into an article that the mail on sunday wrote about his battle with home office over that decision, not allow him to pay that decision, not allow him to pay for his own police when he's in the uk. so i'm just going to read that the headline the article but the mail right so they prince they said exclusive how prince harry tried to keep legal fights with governments over police bodyguards. secret then just bodyguards. a secret then just minutes after the story broke his pr machine tried to put a positive spin on the disputes so . what does that mean? you may be asking . well, in july, a be asking. well, in

what the sussexes wanted apology they certainly won't get that i mean take to the cameron walker oureaking news about the king the queen. i do. yes. this from buckingham palace. in the last few minutes, the king and queen 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 countri

our very own royal editor, grower reporter editor, hair grower reporter cameron cameron they're cameron walkerre going prince and princess. going to be prince and princess. they and andrew, a last few they are. and andrew, a last few minutes, got a bit of minutes, i've got a bit of breaking news for. you the royal family's website, been updated to titles. prince, to reflect new titles. prince, archie of sussex, princess lilibet of sussex. it is official . the sussexes have also official. the sussexes have also released a statement that says the children's titles have been a birthright since their grandfather became monarch. this matter has been settled for some time in alignment with buckingham palace. so in the eyes of the sussexes and perhaps those behind the scenes at buckingham palace , when the buckingham palace, when the 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

joining me now is gb news is reporter cameron walker . cameron, thank you very much. yes. what's going on. well, complicated. well, it's all very complicated. basically preliminary basically this is a preliminary heanng basically this is a preliminary hearing today in courts and it's all over . hearing today in courts and it's all over. harry suing the publishers. the mail sunday over an article they write prince harry's separate legal against the home office over that decision not to allow him pay for his own police protection when he's in uk. so in july the judge in this case ruled harry's favour, saying that the article question was defamatory because the article basically said that prince harry's pr team had spun it to make it look like to any ordinary reader. it would look as if that prince harry always offered pay for his own police protection when he's in the but legal documents show. that's not the case at all. so that's what the case at all. so that's what the article said. prince harry says but he has always offered to pay for his own police protection. he he off

well, joining us now to discuss this is gb news royal reporter cameron walker.d , meant to there you go, evicted, meant to have been a letter of eviction. wasn't the phone call wasn't just called up saying you it's an empty building. your fancy move in on letting somebody else live there . it was an official live there. it was an official letter. well, exactly. we've heard that when rumours started coming out that this was the case that they had indeed been kicked being kicked kicked out while being kicked out of frogmore cottage, buckingham maintains no buckingham palace maintains no comments to do with comments and anything to do with that seen as a private that would be seen as a private family matter. but as soon as you know, the united states wake family matter. but as soon as you i;now, the united states wake family matter. but as soon as youi suppose united states wake family matter. but as soon as youi suppose i gotzd states wake family matter. but as soon as youi suppose i got a states wake family matter. but as soon as youi suppose i got a messageake u

let's get the latest with our rock reporter, cameron walker, joining us in the studio. tudio. and cameron has been some on the pages some rumbling on the front pages for a day or two now. official recognition from california . recognition from california. they're out. yes. the spokesperson confirmed to me last night that they have indeed been asked to vacate cottage. of course . and i say cottage is course. and i say cottage is a five bedroom house on the. it was it was seven, eight residents, workers, cottages have been sort of put into one fairly big , have been sort of put into one fairly big, well, as you have been sort of put into one fairly big , well, as you say, fairly big, well, as you say, more of a cottage house. yes. and when they're gifted, the property by the queen following the wedding , £2.4 million of our the wedding, £2.4 million of our money, taxpayers money was spent renovating it when stepped back as working members of the royal family. harry and meghan did pay that money and was understood. they had some kind of commercial . they were paying some ki

cameron walker's here, who's our royal reporter . is walker's here, who's our royal reporter.eliminary heanng this is a four day preliminary hearing to see if the whole case can go ahead. do we think he's going to be there every day? well, that's why such a surprise that harry turned up that prince harry turned up yesterday this morning yesterday and again this morning in minutes, because in the last few minutes, because it is only a preliminary hearing. he's not giving evidence. giving he's evidence. he's not giving he's not obliged to either. he is arguing other arguing with each other is basically got quite bright basically got to be quite bright to understand yes. what to understand it. yes. yes. what we originally thought this was going the next four going to be over the next four days. but prince harry yesterday spent day writing in a spent all day writing in a little black notebook, reported he tutting and shaking his he was tutting and shaking his head at the associated newspapers. lawyers and what they having to say, they were having to say, defending the daily mail n

walker, who is in berlin for us. cameron, you in poland a week or so ago.in. i think i'm in the wrong job here. dropped him in our studios, what's going studios, but go on. what's going on? you. studios, but go on. what's going on? you . yeah bit of a jet on? where you. yeah bit of a jet setter the last couple of weeks patrick the king and queen consort in the last hour have left the brandenburg gates they were here for the stop on the official visits to germany it's the first time that the king and queen consort have undertaken the state visit of the new reign. it's also the first time the king has been abroad since becoming the new head state of the united kingdom . so it was the united kingdom. so it was the united kingdom. so it was the ceremonial welcome here at the ceremonial welcome here at the brandenburg gate and it was first time ever that any of state in history has been officially welcomed at location. usually it would happen . the usually it would happen. the presidential palace , but it was presidential palace, but it was chosen to be the bran

well, joining me now, japanese reporter, royal reporter cameron walker.nsort's . the first of queen consort's. the first of the new reign is how palace is describing. it's the state visits to france and germany. it's going to happening at the end of march a six day visit . end of march a six day visit. the king and queen consort will first visits paris , the then first visits paris, the then going to go on to bordeaux in france before going to germany, where they'll be in berlin . and where they'll be in berlin. and i think they're going to as well as a couple of cities and you're right i think it was the request. well, it was at the request. well, it was at the request of the british government that their majesties are going and it's all about that power of soft diplomacy and, strengthening ties with our closest geographical neighbours, france and germany were questions perhaps as to why they haven't chosen a commonwealth countries. the first. official state visits think perhaps logistics and practicalities played a part in that they are both in their se

let's speak now to our royal reporter, cameron walker, who joins us in the studio now. t has said that he doesn't think the sovereign should be involved anything political involved in anything political unless signed, unless it is literally signed, sealed delivered. but that's sealed and delivered. but that's not saw monday. exactly. not what we saw monday. exactly. many m.p.s have been making that arguments. also a lot arguments. there's also a lot of media noise, but according to a people's poll, looks like the people's poll, it looks like the pubuc people's poll, it looks like the public care as. public don't actually care as. you only 8% of people you said only 8% of people oppose it . it you said only 8% of people oppose it. it was very you said only 8% of people oppose it . it was very tricky. oppose it. it was very tricky. i think the king charles and buckingham palace start buckingham palace at the start of trying not to get of the week trying not to get involved with political involved with any political controversy . and the biggest controversy. and the biggest

so cameron walker is here to tell us more. so they've got an email , save tell us more.mail, save the date, because i presume because that's not very royal, is it? your email. if i look i've been looking for a big embossed it with possibly a wax seal. kiss from camilla the seal. yeah kiss from camilla the works. they're got any of that yet? they don't, but nobody has any that my any of that yet, from my understanding, save the dates are trickle from are starting to trickle from buckingham through emails buckingham palace through emails and i'm sure other ways as well. but then the big fish or invitations, which you are talking about and not quite sure will be kept by the queen consort. but anyway, it does me . they'll be going out a few weeks before the itself. so actually relatively short notice. the fact that harry notice. but the fact that harry and meghan's team have decided to confirm that they are in email correspondence clearly suggests that they are very much invite . it's the fact they also invite. it's the fact they also made it very clear that harry and meghan

so our royal reporter cameron walker is there . warsaw, lucky you . looks like . warsaw, lucky you.ne down with the forces there . yes, with the forces there. yes, well, it is pretty sunny and warm actually here in warsaw, which is a bit of a contrast to the engagement. prince william has just done. it was a quite solemn engagements, laying a wreath the of the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier here in warsaw. isuppose unknown soldier here in warsaw. i suppose it's the equivalent monuments of the cenotaph back london, but it's an engagement which echoes one carried out by prince william's grandson to the queen elizabeth ii and prince philip duke of edinburgh, back in 1996, when they were here on a state visit in poland . prince a state visit in poland. prince william following the wreath laying , actually signed a laying, actually signed a condolence book. it was written in polish . he condolence book. it was written in polish. he didn't condolence book. it was written in polish . he didn't write it. in polish. he didn't write it. it was prince's, but the polish translation i

let's get more with our reporter cameron walker, joining us in the studio.ep the date as we will call it, rather than the official invitation , the save official invitation, the save the date? yes, exactly . yes. so the date? yes, exactly. yes. so from my understanding and over the next couple of weeks , we are the next couple of weeks, we are going to start seeing a trickle of save the dates coming to light via email or otherwise from various offices within buckingham . the official glossy buckingham. the official glossy invitations, if you and will not be sent out until much nearer to the times . i've been told around the times. i've been told around three weeks before the events itself on may the sixth. it appears, according to the statement sent to me last night from the sussexes office, that they will they have been invited to coronation and they don't know whether or not they're going to attend. and that is the big question, isn't it? basically the way they phrased it, an immediate decision on whether. but you can duchess will attend not be disclosed t

i'm joined now a royal reporter, cameron walker steps into the fray for so harry's in court fray forso harry's in court in a way. he's literally in a way. yeah, he's literally having in court. patrick having his day in court. patrick he publicly enters the he very publicly enters the building, which again, is a surprise. probably surprise. it's probably the can't the preliminary. can't say the preliminary. preliminary. we were all artists that were hearing into this case, the judges deciding whether or not there enough evidence for this to go to a full blown trial. so the allegations against, the associated newspapers, he published the mail mail on sunday mail online and are the hiring of investigators to secretly place listening devices inside people's and homes listening to private calls, payments to police officers . he payments to police officers. he with corrupt links to private investigators the linked list goes on the mail on sunday and daily mail publishes essentially saying it's preposterous measures and unsubstantiated and highly defamatory claims. and they are saying actua

cameron walker there, our royal reporter, he's just been bringing you up to date with a couple of thingsetting on with. yes, david's and with. yes, it's st david's and they time, but also well they mark time, but also as well of course, the reported eviction of course, the reported eviction of meghan in. of harry and meghan coming in. thank mean, it is thank you. right. i mean, it is fascinating, isn't it, idea fascinating, isn't it, the idea that harry meghan shocked at that harry and meghan shocked at this? it's a little bit this? i mean, it's a little bit like into a like wandering into a barbershop, for weeks on barbershop, sitting for weeks on end eventually being end and then eventually being shocked haircut, shocked when he gets a haircut, isn't it. how do they expect king charles and the british to react? a uk react? they were gifted a uk base. they were renovating and get, weren't they? much did get, weren't they? how much did all that cost? and then they all of that cost? and then they go the royal family go and throw the royal family under they off under bus. they disappear of

show we will be going to in the show we will be going to all reporter cameron all royal reporter cameron walker will bring you the latest but we're going to move on now. we'll get you on from that now. we'll get you up date, of course, as one up to date, of course, as no one can. charles anything. but can. charles does anything. but i someone who i know someone who wasn't impressed the that we impressed with the topic that we were about a little bit were talking about a little bit earlier on, which the earlier on, which is the government's energy. government's new energy. and that's is the that's is benny pizer is the director of net—zero watch it. look i'm keen to drill down today benny numerous today benny on numerous different things it's the cost for a net for of hurtling towards a net zero agenda. again i would zero agenda. and again i would urge well to their urge as well today to keep their eyes peeled on this eyes and ears peeled on this show we are looking what show because we are looking what it you to do things it will cost you to do things like switch if you don't like switch gas. i

where our reporter where and when our reporter cameron updating cameron walker will be updating us. let'sn us. but first, let's get an update weather . hello, update on that weather. hello, alex speaking here with your latest weather update. most places dry today, but places having a dry today, but there are a few showers . parts there are a few showers. parts of scotland and northern ireland, southern areas enjoying the skies, still the sunniest skies, still feeling pretty chilly . it stays feeling pretty chilly. it stays grey. high pressure is dominating around the area of high pressure. the winds go clockwise, so feeding in quite cloud and a few showers from the north sea into parts of eastern scott land and a few for the east of northern ireland as well. so showers continuing in southern scotland but generally elsewhere it's dry quite a lot of cloud for scotland. northern and eastern england, but some spells of sunshine for southern england and south after the breeze here feeling pretty pleasant with temperatures perhaps celsius where perhaps up to 11 celsius where it stays dry at sev

walker's he can have both declined to comment. the players championship tees off at sawgrass on thursday with defending champion cameron smith not competinging in favour of the saudi backed liv tour, he believes it's helped those on the pga tour. there is no doubt that liv comes along and it has benefited and when that place at the high level professionally. i am not disputing that but what we are trying to do in the tour is trying to do is make the pga tour at the best place to play professional golf in the world. and i think it still is and will be for at least the time being. that's all from sportsday. from all the team here, have a lovely evening. goodbye. hello. today, we've seen a good covering of snow here and there, particularly across wales, southern parts of england, too. for many of us, it has been rain and drizzle, of course, and this wintry mix is going to continue through the course of this evening. by 8 o'clock, we will have seen more snow across parts of wales, the midlands, just to the north of london, too. but on the south coast, it's much too mild for snow, so we are talking about heavier rain showers. and then in the n