now it's back to camilla . camilla. good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show with me, camilla tominey show with me, camilla tominey. don't go anywhere . the weather looks anywhere. the weather looks awful right ? so stay here. stay awful right? so stay here. stay tuned . got 90 minutes of pure tuned. got 90 minutes of pure political fun and games to have. it's been a pretty busy week at the telegraph, as you could imagine. the locked down files have dominated the news agenda. some other broadcasters haven't really gb news really enjoyed it. gb news obviously covered it very obviously has covered it very well that's what well because that's what do here. that's to be the here. so that's going to be the main discussion. but main source of discussion. but we're also going to be discussing and other discussing brexit and other issues. gray fiasco. i've issues. a sue gray fiasco. i've got chris heaton—harris, the northern secretary, northern ireland secretary, coming in. i'm going to be speaking a key speaking to

the king and camilla, the queen consort at the brandenburg gate here in berlin. the 3 day trip is being seen as a post breakfast that opportunity to rebuild relations. also coming up a few days of rest for a respiratory infection. francis is admitted to hospice and roman ordered $2.00 back his duties. at his busiest time of the year. and the head of the un nuclear watched of visits ukraine semper reach a power station for a 2nd time. raphael grossey says he still has hopes a deal can be struck to protect the nuclear plants, which was captured by russian forces. ah, i'm all azako. welcome to the program. king charles is in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming british monarch. berlin was meant to be the 2nd stop on the king's european visit, but last week's trip to paris was cancelled following days of street protests over the french government plan pension reforms. the king and his wife camilla, the queen consort, will be in germany for 3 days. a special welcome for special visitors, britton's king, char, so 3rd and his wife camilla, german president,

it has been admitted to 10th floor of the camilla hospital in june. the vacant fit, he has a respiratory illness, but drew it out. go with 19 and tank people for sending messages of love and prayers. disassembled and may ha, i have the pope close to my heart. i am a believer, i'm catholic and he represents god another. what more can we say, let's hope that the tests give good results. let's hope nothing happens. nothing serious. because of a fellow early on wednesday, the pope appeared for his weekly audience at the wet ticket and greeted people. but later he was seen in physical pain as he was head into his for he could. pope francis has not been in good health for some time. he spent 10 days in hospital, in 2021 after interstate surgery. he has also been suffering from the problems and often uses a wheelchair. but despite his health problems, the pontiff travels extensively. it is not yet known, when francis will be able to leave the hospital holy week and easter fall next week . when the pope usually leaves celebrations for the most important relig

because we saw plenty of people down to brandenburg gate coming out to see at charles and camilla. right? yeah, we saw a fair amount of people come out for the some historic day, really. and if you look at the polls i've a 50 percent of them are said to be on the panel, the royal family. and i think that of many reasons, you know, on the one hand, i think they enjoy the glitz on the glam and also the gossip thought the butts around the royal family. but also if you look at the history of the royal family, there are lots of family ties. i mean, queen victoria married a german prince. and this sort of historical connection that with this historical family connection also runs through generations. i mean there are still cousins to live here and so lots that connects of germany and the u. k. and i think that's one of that's some these are some of the reasons why they're so popular here. thanks. emily dw, corresponded to emily gore d naturalist view here in berlin. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has extended an invitation to chinese eater, shooting ping to visit keith. speaking t

oversee state visit as monarch german president time. father stein maya welcomes him and queen consort camilla to the brand of brigade. here in berlin, 3 day trip is being seen as a chance to strengthen ties with the continent that have been strained by brags. and we'll talk to the photographer behind these iconic images from the bombing of matter you pull. if any model that has been named one of this year's world press photo contest winners for communicating the heart of war and tesla, see, you know, most signs and open the latter calling for a pause of the development of more powerful artificial intelligence systems. the letter cold for greater protections against computers that could soon i'm smart humans ah, on pablo for you. yes, welcome to the program. king charles has arrived here in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming british monarch charles on his wife camilla will be attending an evening. dinner ceremony actually spoke to the german presidents, official residence. they'll be spending 3 days in germany, a special welcome for special visitors, britton's king charts, a 3rd

i'm queen camilla quit queen consult can let's arrive seekins if he's in the area and everyone a 2nd. she so far as said, they're excited for the visit, i think is nice. and i had the queen of the, of the royal family and is quite popular in the u. k. somebody even say the gems have adopted the royal family here. so excitement, definitely, and i mean if you look behind me right now, and you can name yourself here is a little bit. i'm the military that soldiers. i've already saw that setting up. i'm, they're going to them. i emily retained by, sorry, i'm sorry to interrupt of the italy, and there are of just wanna of tell the viewers that we are now looking at live pictures of the british monarch and his consort camilla standing at the top of the stairs of the of the royal plane as arrived here in berlin for the charles's 1st visit to germany, since becoming monarch. as mentioned earlier, there soon to be treated to 821 gun salute. and we're gonna also, there's also going to be a fly by involving 2 german military jets areas. think charles, emerging from his blayton there. you can hear

overseas state visit as monarch german president file to shine maya welcomes him and queen consort camilla to beat brandenburg gate here in berlin. the 3 day trip is being seen as a chance to strengthen ties with the continent that have been strained by bradford . also on the program d. w, as in eastern ukraine to hear how newly delivered at western battle tanks could make a difference in the fight against russia. waged on till night with vehicles, from the soviet to europe. and we'll talk to the photographer behind these iconic images from the bombing of money. you pull f, jenny mallow, left guy has been named one of this year's world press photo contest winners for communicating the har. ah, i pablo foley ass welcome to the program. king charles has arrived here in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming british monarch charles and his wife camilla were welcomed with full military honors by german presidents. find out our stein, my large crowds gathered at berlin's brandenburg dated to see the royal pair in the evening. they'll be attending a dinner ceremony at los bellevue, the

welcome, the king and camilla, the queen console at the brandenburg gate care in berlin. the 3 day trip is being seen as a post breakfast opportunity to rebuild relations. also on the program, the head of the you and nuclear watchdog visits ukraine. separate she a power station for a 2nd time. raphael grossey says he still has hopes a deal can be struck to protect the nuclear plant, which was captured by russian forces. and you'll hear from the photographer behind these iconic images from the bombing of murray. you poll jenny mellow let car has been named one of the winners of this year's world press photo contest for communicating the horrible ah a milan soccer welcome to the program. king charles is in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming british monarch, berlin was meant to be the 2nd stop of the king's european visit. but last week's trip to paris was cancelled following days of street protests of the french government's plans, pension reforms, the king and his wife camilla. the queen consort will be in germany for 3 days. a special welcome for special vis

back now to the camilla tominey show . camilla tominey show. well, good morning and welcome to the show. we haven't boycotted ourselves. we are here. we will be providing commentary. we will be analysing the news. and what we'll be doing is doing it in a way, because as you know and i know you can't discuss immigration policy in 140 characters or less on twitter, you have to do it by asking people the relevant questions, discussing things and not branding people who disagree with and that's joy of gb news with. and that's joy of gb news folks, because we are the people's channel, after all. now, before i introduce my newspaper guests, let me just go through the headlines, which, as can dominated by can imagine, are dominated by lineker. so here we are, first of all, the sunday telegraph . i of all, the sunday telegraph. i have got the sunday telegraph, but i have got the sunday telegraph on the prompter. so i'll look down to it. i won't quit, says bbc boss, as he hints at climbdown. now this is quite interesting because the sunday initially did

vile attacks on queen camilla that was the final straw for his majesty .esty. and the thing is, the king and the royal family aren't allowed to actually rebut or respond these. there's allowed to actually rebut or revileld these. there's allowed to actually rebut or revile nonsense these. there's allowed to actually rebut or revile nonsense from se. there's allowed to actually rebut or revile nonsense from the there's allowed to actually rebut or revile nonsense from the sussex a vile nonsense from the sussex what the king has done here. actually i was thinking about it is sort of the equivalent of a government declaring a diplomatic grata diplomatic persona non grata when ambassador is declared when an ambassador is declared persona non grata, they lose their their their and they lose their privileges and they have to leave the nation. and that's essentially the king has essentially what the king has done prince harry, because done to prince harry, because this quite amongst this is actually quite amongst a stroke. practical reality is stroke. the practic

vile attacks on queen camilla that was the final straw for his majesty .ty. and the thing is, the king and the royal family aren't allowed to actually rebut or respond these. there's allowed to actually rebut or revileld these. there's allowed to actually rebut or revile nonsense these. there's allowed to actually rebut or revile nonsense from se. there's allowed to actually rebut or revile nonsense from the there's allowed to actually rebut or revile nonsense from the sussex a vile nonsense from the sussex what the king has done here. actually i was thinking about it is sort of the equivalent of a government declaring a diplomatic grata diplomatic persona non grata when ambassador is declared when an ambassador is declared persona non grata, they lose their their their and they lose their privileges and they have to leave the nation. and that's essentially the king has essentially what the king has done prince harry, because done to prince harry, because this quite amongst this is actually quite amongst a stroke. practical reality is stroke. the practical

camilla from good morning. camilla from beautifully sunny york.ust the river oohs and the perky peacock . this is a 700 perky peacock. this is a 700 year old turret which used, in fact, to be a but is now a cafe. and we're here. we're having some light problems. that light will back any second. now but we're here with our fabulous people's panel on mother's day. let's talk first to richard, who is the cafe owner and also owns another just on the other side of the river. richard, thank you for joining us on gb news this forjoining us on gb news this morning . how is business and? morning. how is business and? what would you like to see from the government? thank you very much for me on catherine and aren't you camilla ? yes. we aren't you camilla? yes. we would like to see an easier and easier business life really from the government. i mean we have a couple of cafes here in york. we've had one for 18 months and another one for a couple of weeks now. and is it's a struggle i am with the economic climate prices climate with increase in prices . a st

and emily has been following at charles and camilla's visit at to day so far. emily? great to see her. so tell us how political is this royal visit? i think it's safe to say that british soft power has arrived in germany, and it is not uncommon for the u. k. to use the royals as a way of a form of diplomacy. really, if you look at 1964, the queen made her 1st state visit to germany and it marked the beginning of reconciliation between the 2 countries. i think you can observe as you can. you can see a similar theme in this visit really after years of fighting really over over break certain the ongoing and breaks that negotiations. and, you know, that ultimately finally culminated in the, in the windsor framework that, you know, we've now seen an end to this fighting, thankfully, and now as banquet assigned maya said a new chapter can begin. and i think that's exactly what this visit represents an end to brexton negotiations to break the disputes and the start of something new. and i think the visit of can, charles is also a fine from the u. k. m. that it really values

a dinner ceremony at schloss, bellevue, the chairman, president's official residence, charles and camilla. we'll spend 3 days in germany. they had originally planned to visit france over the weekend, but that was postponed due to ongoing strikes in paris. right, well let's turn to our d. w correspondent, emily gordon, who is down at the brandenburg gate here in berlin. emily, great to see. so tell us what the atmosphere has been like where you are. yes, that was, that was pretty exotic. i must admit. there were lots of little crowds here to welcome the royal couple and the king charles and queen conflict. camilla welcomed here by german president. thank but has time maya and but then also by a very large military ceremony with full, i'm sorry, with a full, full military honors. and i was really quite extraordinary because that has not ever happened to ahead of states here at the punt board gates side of the atmosphere was ecstatic people. very excited to be here. and i think it, so to set the scene for how this visit is viewed in germany will tell assembly because how popular are the roya

time is passing the pen to it between consort camilla. before he takes his place at the podium, i've heard emily that he or he might be even speaking, making some of his speech in german. is that right? but as right, i mean, you must remember here that no, the british monarchy have a long standing family ties to germany, a queen victoria. she was married to a german prince. and this sort of connection to germany has carried through generations controls, as far as her own late father, philip, he was able to speak german fluently. and so does king charles. and i think it will be quite interesting to see how he holds up even against his own father and i blood over. yeah, i'm presuming that he'll that he will switch to english or at some point, but that's right. i mean, there really are very strong family ties between the british. royal family aren't there and, and germany, as you were saying are queen victoria was married to a german or several of her children. married germans. i mean, it's interesting to think, isn't it there some, you know

one those heading from austin, on a lufthansa flight to germany, that matthew mcconaughey's wife camilla's, on she said plunged 4000 feet, so is that happening more often,

charles and camilla were welcome with full military honors. later they will meet for german president, my father stein maya. meanwhile, large crowds gathered at berlin brandenburg gate to see the royal hare or correspond emily gord. dean is at brandenburg gate standing by there for sir. emily king charles has arrived here, and balloon is expected there at the gate. any moment though, what's the moonlight? the news is pretty exotic. i must admit the car, the black bentley in which captain charles and his wife a co queen console come on. i just arrived and just drove past us and you can see all the little flags waving hectic, lee in small so very, very excited hair. oh, he's now left the car he is being greeted by joan. is president clunk protest. i my and his wife. oh, they're expected to go for a little walk about here. and then a big sorrow welcome ceremony is about to start with full military honors. that is pretty unheard of. it's the 1st for a 1st for germany, for a head of state to give such a ceremony. so i think everyone is just waiting

germany on his 1st state visitors, monarch german president, frank published time bio welcomed him and camilla. the queen consort to the brown, the gate here in berlin. the 3 day trips being said as a post wretched opportunity to rebuild relations with the continent also on the program. ahead of the u. s. nuclear watchdog makes a 2nd visit to ukraine supervision power station. rafael grossey says he still has hopes of a deal being done to protect the plant, which has been captured by invading russian forces. and you'll hear from me, photographer, be far behind that these iconic images of the bombing money off of gaming molar that has been named one of the winners of this year's world press photos contest for communicating the ha ah, i'm feel galle welcome to the program. king charles has arrived in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming british monarch. a burden was meant to be the 2nd stop of the king's european tour. but last week's trip to paris was cancelled following days of street protests of the french government plan pension reforms. the king of his wife came into the queen.

this city, along with paris, was due to be visited by king charles and camilla queen consort.the cleanup operation continues to visit has been postponed. president macron declaring it would lack of common sense to host the royal couple as more protests are planned in the coming days. even those who were due to roll out the red carpet strike action. the king and the president have met before when charles was the prince of wales. but the next meeting is now on hold. protesters who oppose raising the pension age from 62 to 64 feel vindicated. when you have a republican monarch like macron and a real monarch like macron and a real monarch like macron and a real monarch like charles iii, dining together at versailles, it is about publicity and i think it is a victory for us to have the visit cancelled because we know why it has been cancelled. so yes, i think it is a victory and we are quite happy about it. is a victory and we are quite happy about it— is a victory and we are quite happy about it. visitors who are still coming _ happy about it. visitors who are still coming to - ha

camilla naturalness. camilla is their naturalness. yeah. the queen yeah.d pictures of paul o'grady and camilla was then at camilla as she was then at battersea dogs etc, etc. battersea dogs home, etc, etc. and she seems a very warm , kind, and she seems a very warm, kind, disingenuous person . you know, disingenuous person. you know, she seems very nice, right ? she seems very nice, right? we'll stay. yes stay with us. yeah. it's been reported that former prime minister boris johnson said that he would accept a finding that he recklessly misled parliament in order a by—election. order to avoid a by—election. according chris hope from the according to chris hope from the telegraph, johnson would telegraph, mr. johnson would accept a verdict of reckless , accept a verdict of reckless, late misleading parliament rather intentionally doing rather than intentionally doing so. i'm delighted that chris, political associate editor of the telegraph , joins us now. the telegraph, joins us now. chris, we were reading your scoop in the in the daily telegraph this morn

don't forget tune camilla's show. forget to tune camilla's show.id , interviewed camilla, as i said, interviewed me weeks ago this sunday, me a few weeks ago this sunday, 930, the break. the idlers 930, after the break. the idlers of , the rmt have announced more of, the rmt have announced more strikes . and well, what else do strikes. and well, what else do they do ? and we'll be hearing they do? and we'll be hearing from a trade union activist, as well as someone who be well as someone who could be described as precisely opposite that even think going that even think of going anywhere . welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation and thank you. you've been getting in touch with your thoughts, keith are kind sir. you have taken like a duck to water to this new project. project and so we simply would like to thank you. not an easy task but it flowed like silk. or should we say best vintage somerset . excellent. we've somerset cider. excellent. we've slightly our meal times. this is a real to get it out of the way for 8:0

hello camilla.on has uxbridge with a majority of 7200 if and it is a big if he were to face a by—election what would happen now natalie is one of his constituents let's say natalie would you vote for him? i would, yes . definitely bother bothered yes. definitely bother bothered by what happens in downing street. obviously, it's not. but we had great support over the pandemic. so he's got thumbs up from me. i and matt, you just out of the area. you wouldn't be able vote for him, but would you?i able vote for him, but would you? i would, yes. yeah, you would. and again, you couldn't vote for him, but would you ? no, vote for him, but would you? no, i wouldn't, actually. i wouldn't for him. who would you vote at the next election? i would vote for the reform party. i love boris. i he's great entertainment, but he's not big on detail . and natalie, you had on detail. and natalie, you had this water's edge . lovely this water's edge. lovely restaurant for here 18 years. what are your concerns and what wo

the king and his wife, camilla, the queen consort, will be in germany for three days.onight they been attending estate banquet -- a state banquet. clearly that's not going to happen. let's try this one. an open letter. so what should we do next? >> it's the first time the landmark has provided a backdrop for receiving a state guest. on his first official state visit abroad as britain's monarch, king charles is hoping to improve uk's strained relations with the european union post brexit and show he can win hearts and minds abroad, just as his mother did for seven decades. at his residence, the german president praised relations between the two countries. today, six years to the day after britain began the process of leaving the european union, we are opening a new chapter in our relationship. together as friends and partners, we are now looking forward. the german president also praised charles long interest in environmental causes, a topic that will determine the agenda for the three-day visit. >> our correspondent has been following the king's visit. how political is

how is this helping or hurting nikki haley in this moment, camilla? desantis and trump, where they've struck a tone saying that they don't want republicans to even try to touch social security or medicare, saying we have to protect the elderly, he has attacked some of his opponents, desantis, trying to go back to some of his former stances on trying to privatize social security. this is where we're really going to see some differences. remember, you know, this is really in these next few days you are going to see them trying to effectively try to communicate to the republican party about why they are the best person for this job and why they should be president. so you're going to kind of see how this messaging whether it's her messaging on her stances even though they're very saying at this point or on his about how, you know, we should protect and how he's standing with biden on this one, whether that's going to resonate with members of the republican party. >> certainly. and, sophia, when we look at this in terms of that trump campaign message, is

camilla tominey in — out of it very strongly. camilla tominey in the _ out of it very strongly.miney in the telegraph, again, out of it very strongly. camilla - tominey in the telegraph, again, a supportive newspaper in the past, said, borisjohnson was struggling to take back control of his own political future. to take back control of his own politicalfuture. he has been very damaged, hasn't he? political future. he has been very damaged, hasn't he?— political future. he has been very damaged, hasn't he? well, he has been attacked. _ damaged, hasn't he? well, he has been attacked. and _ damaged, hasn't he? well, he has been attacked. and he _ damaged, hasn't he? well, he has been attacked. and he has - damaged, hasn't he? well, he has been attacked. and he has been i been attacked. and he has been ruthlessly attacked by many elements who never liked him and never liked brexit and i think it is much bigger thanjust boris and brexit and i think it is much bigger than just boris and the party. i mean, we found out yesterday that the blistered cake was never actually beaten by borr

last week a tonsil plane carrying among others after matthew mcconaughey and his wife camilla, ran into severe turbulence. she posted, i was told the plane dropped almost 4000 feet, 7 people went to the hospital. a different passenger told aaron, from out front -- >> suddenly, this just like a big drop. and, everything just flew everywhere. and it was a huge mess. and i saw the attending on my right. basically hit the ceiling. and was completely horizontal. >> -- lending runway 6 >>, and in yet, another case of violent turbulence, a private jet over new england was hit so hard, one of the 3 passengers, a woman from maryland died. >> all the information i have about the emergency is possible laceration requesting medical assistance on the runway. >> the national transportation safety board says, moments before the turbulence, that plane also experienced a problem with it trim control. >> they were in the process of diagnosing that when they received a momentary in-flight upset. and, so this is something we are investigating. >> some of these incidents may just be coincidences, some may p

he and queen consult camilla, have received has been, has been very warm. but of course there's criticism as well. a germany or germany's or leftist party equal de linker objected to a raining, not being allowed to speak and front of germany's elected legislator. was there any signs of disapproval in parliament during his address or was it received in her, in a purely positive way? no, your rights and the head of the left party, he did say that it is not appropriate for a democratic body to bow down to a monarch. another representative says, monarchies are basically dictatorships with more historical tensile. so very harsh words. and i don't think these 2 representatives in particular attended the event. i think there was no, from what i could observe now outright or dissent to his speech. i'm speaking to other parliamentarians here. they responded to what the left party said by, you know, explaining that the monarchy as part of it is bound by the constitution in the u. k . and as such, they can't just act wilfully. and this is very much seen as a political

with him is the queen consort, camilla.e would change after the coronation. for viewers in the uk, she has been in the news this morning paying tribute to a leading british television personality, paul o'grady, who died suddenly and unexpectedly overnight, and who she worked with promoting the cause of animal welfare in the uk. the four of them are having a chat, i am uk. the four of them are having a chat, iam not uk. the four of them are having a chat, i am not a specialist on royal frocks, but it's a rather striking green hat, complete with the feathers that camilla always favours, and looks to me like an aquamarine coat, but i am also colour—blind so i might be the least appropriate presenter on this occasion but you are stuck with me and i will make the best of it! we are getting the best of the pictures. i was hoping we would get a band. would you mind answering the point about the politics as the four of them pose for the photographers to take their pictures. i was of them pose for the photographers to take their pic

camilla, what is happening here?, governor gavin newsom is saying that they will not renew a $54 million contract with walgreens, and under this contract, walgreens provides medication for the prisoners in the state prisons and he says that he does not want the state money to go to walgreens. he says in a tweet that california is not going to be doing business with anyone who cowers to the extremists. done. this is after 20 republican-dominated states threatened legal action over a drama of a specific pill me mefesprestone. and we are disappointed in false and misleading information says walgreens, and we will dispense this medication consistent with the federal and the state law, and gavin newsom is saying that the money is going to matter a lot not doing business with walgreens. kate. >> joining me with this is the lieutenant governor of california, and thank you for coming back in, and as camilla laid out the details of this. is this about punishing walgreens or getting them to change policies? >> well, be clear t

germany on his 1st state visit as bollock, german president frank valdosta on my welcome became armed camilla, the queen. calm thought the brandenburg gate here in bed. then the 3 day trip is being seen as a post wretched opportunity to rebuild relations. also on the prob, had a view ends, nuclear watchdog visits ukraine, south reship power station for a 2nd time. rafael draw, see, says he still hopes that that deal can be done to protect the plant, which has been captured by invading russian full system with . okay. her, well. so that's, that's our program. let's see. yeah. how much we can, we can get through this and fill, go a welcome to the program. now, king charles has arrived in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming a british monarch. a berlin was met to be a v. yes. second stock off is a european the visit. the last week's trip to paris was cancelled a following days of street protests over your french government, sir planned a pension reforms, the king and his wife. for carmella. the queen consort will be in germany for 3 days to night. they've been attending a state banqu

king charles and camilla up.ore sitting down to dinner. presidents day muster and his wife and son king. the king for choosing germany as his first foreign visit. it was the first foreign visit. it was the first foreign visit. it was the first foreign visit as head of the royal and the president. germany described that as a tremendous personal gesture . lastly for personal gesture. lastly for cheeta , cubs have been born in cheeta, cubs have been born in india 70 years since their virtual

and no, she not wish camilla well. and i can't necessarily see how wishing camilla well .hing camilla well. but then that's just we can always speculate on. yeah, kevin, just a word on the role of fergie, then. do you think that she needs to just down a little bit? is it interesting that she's still well still hovering around? well fergie's isn't fergie's about fergie, isn't she? got to appear she? she's got to appear relevant but i suppose if relevant still. but i suppose if you look from outside, if she's trying build bridges, it's trying to build bridges, it's not a bad thing, is it? really now? fair enough. no, i thoroughly enjoyed that. thank you much. all of you. you very, very much. all of you. great have you on show great to have you on the show was was was a class that was that was associate at the daily associate editor at the daily mirror kevin maguire. well, commentator richard fitzwilliams and former and socialite and former girlfriend andrew, girlfriend of prince andrew, lady victoria hervey. great stuff. okay i have got absolutely loads coming your way and i

that's camilla don't forget , camilla tominey. every you can see her here every sunday morning with her fabulous political show, vaizey. lord political show, ed vaizey. lord vaizey sue gray. so you're. do you think there should be a penod you think there should be a period of time elapsing before she leaves that job in the cabinet which she's already left and takes up that job with keir starmer ? so i pointed out we, starmer? so i pointed out we, point out in the mail today there was somebody involved in a senior job there was somebody involved in a seniorjob in number 10, been appointed the house of laws. appointed to the house of laws. she wouldn't like to take up that it was that year. let that job. it was that year. let me tell i'll tell you when me just tell i'll tell you when i charge of tenure. no, i don't think should necessarily be think they should necessarily be a i mean, in some ways a period of i mean, in some ways we should rejoicing, you we should be rejoicing, you know. starmer is leader of know. keir starmer is le

. >> the senate will soon take up my resolution to nullify the revised camilla code act recently passed by the dc council, a measure that becomes more eccentric every day as harrowing reports of lawlessness and deadly violence in our nation's capital steadily accumulate. carjacking's in dc have increased for 5 consecutive years, more than tripled in the past three years. for the first time in 20 years, dc has experienced years with 200 homicides. up one hundred 11% this year. it has gotten so bad that the city recently announced that is thing away free steering wheel locks to owners of frequently stolen cars. instead, how about just enacting laws that stop crime in the first place? sadly, violent crime has become an epidemic in our nation's capital where our constituents, americans from across the country, and people from around the world come to live, come to work, come to visit. from schoolchildren to world war ii veterans. yet unbelievably, despite escalating crime and palpable unease from all who visit and live in dc, the dc council passed legislation to reduce penalties and illumin

i hope you keep you posted on camera. camilla harris is a trip to africa that corolla sutler are, sees africa correspondent. thank you very much. miller cross in the west, washington is stepping up his efforts to counter china, declaring that it will ignore beijing's warnings that supplying weapons to taiwan is a red line. according to your state sexy unseen blinkin in response to a grilling by american sentences. whether the pure sea is said to you or to anybody that works to the state department. any of our diplomats that there are some sort of red line involved with the stepping up our foreign altar. if no one to the stint they've ever tried to say anything like that, that's not something that we would obviously take into account of. washington has brushed off beijing's red lines. yes, officials have long tried to draw such lines of their own to provide lethal support to the russians and their brutal attack against ukraine. that, that is unacceptable. again, that that would be a red line. what i want to do with him when we talk is lay out what, what kind of what each of our red line

and so what will king charles queen consort camilla scheduled to do that?ng a little yes. woman little bit france. yes. a woman to be in and bordeaux for parts of a state visit that was meant to be a big procession of the up never chandeliers. and he was going to be, i believe, going to the parliament as well. the french parliament as well. obviously, the big steak dinner at , best sight to the at the palace, best sight to the french president for four meetings is then going to go to bordeaux to do a couple of engagements. although they weren't haven't made weren't they haven't been made pubuc weren't they haven't been made public buckingham palace to public by buckingham palace to exactly but exactly what he was doing. but clearly, protests in clearly, we've got protests in cities, haven't we? that's the perhaps it was cancelled . but perhaps it was cancelled. but obviously there's two parts to this talk. germany is the second part of next week. that's is still very much going ahead for months. to be months. that's going to be berlin and the whole point of

he is being accompanied by camilla, queen consort.ermany. the royal family are known so they have started in germany. the royalfamily are known in so they have started in germany. the royal family are known in the so they have started in germany. the royalfamily are known in the uk so they have started in germany. the royal family are known in the uk for their german roots as well, so there is an old family connection with germany. but the vertical importance of this is about the links with germany, a key european player of course, given what has happened on the diplomatic front over brexit. ties have been strengthened in the last year because of the ukraine. and it is interesting that these visits are choreographed and designed by the government, not by the palace. in the bundestag as they prepare to welcome the royal party. and we see charles walking in there. but of course, it is the government that decides that there is a diplomatic need for the uk and germany, as they see it, to have this visit, and it is making a very clear poli

and no, she not wish camilla well. and i can't necessarily see how wishing camilla well .ng camilla well. but then that's just we can always speculate on. yeah, kevin, just a word on the role of fergie, then. do you think that she needs to just down a little bit? is it interesting that she's still well still hovering around? well fergie's about fergie, isn't she? got to appear she? she's got to appear relevant still. but i suppose if you look from outside, if she's trying build bridges, it's trying to build bridges, it's not a bad thing, is it? really now? fair enough. no, i thoroughly enjoyed that. thank you all of you. you very, very much. all of you. great have you on the show great to have you on the show was that was was a class that was that was associate the associate editor at the daily mirror maguire. mirror kevin maguire. well, commentator richard fitzwilliams and socialite and former girlfriend of andrew, girlfriend of prince andrew, lady victoria hervey. great stuff. okay i have got absolutely loads coming your way and i want to reveal who you think agree so wh

camilla bernal, cnn, los angeles. >> our thanks to camilla for that report. >>> ahead, ever wonder how media is impacting our brains and the way we view ourselves? we will take a closer look at that next. utlawing golf. wait. can i still play? since we work with emower, wewe don't have to worry about planning for a third kid. you can still play golf... sometimes. take control of f your financial future to empower what's next. nothing. nothing. absolutely, nothing. it really is something. as an expedia member, you can ve up to 30% when you add a hotel toour flight. you can have a bit more money, to do even less. because you've got a whole lot of nothing to do and absolutely nowhere to be. engagement rings now up to 40% off. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) you found the one. now find the ring at zales, the diamond store. keeps flaring, put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable, i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. and left bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc got in my way, i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my gastro saw damage, rinvoq h

charles and camilla are now expected to start their first state visit. in berlin on wednesday in milan, amy kellogg fox news. a new united nations report is warning that a global water crisis is looming. the research says there's an imminent risk of water shortages due to both too much consumption of water compounded by the effects of climate change, the report goes. but as far as to say that the world is going down a dangerous path of what is being called quote vampiric over consumption and overdevelopment. a study by u c l. a predicts nearly half of the world's population will experience quote severe water stress by 2030. the u. n also reports that a quarter of the world's population lacks access to safe drinking water and three quarters are water insecure. that includes more than four billion people in the asia pacific region and more than one billion in africa. the world body reports that roughly 1.4 million people die every year from a variety of diseases linked to contaminated water, hazardous sanitation practices and poor hygiene. the us is pledgi

he's in berlin now for a 3 day trip with his wife, queen console. camilla. there is the military honors at the brands and that gauge migrants had protested outside a detention center and northern mexico steered out quarries after dozens of people died in a fire. on monday, the victims, families, blame immigration officials and gods the deaths present under manual lopez over door has said that those responsible will be brought to justice. earlier. he blamed the blaze on some of the detainees. john holeman reports falling of ambulances. they came to light for many the fire at a migration detention facility in the mexican border city of what is had already claimed dozens, many of them guatemalans, some venezuelans, o desperate relatives had nothing to do but moon awake for news. okay, your mother said, now you can have a relative die and they don't tell you he's dead. nothing. immediately there were questions. chiefly, how did the 5 star in his early morning press conference, mexico's president, arrived with dances. it was the migrants themselves. he said, esth

charles and camilla are now expected to start their first state visit.lin on wednesday in milan, amy kellogg fox news, ktvu fox two news at five starts now. at five. a big shift in california's perpetual drought conditions after our state experienced the all time wettest three weeks since the 18 hundreds as we prepare for even more rain, many californians are wondering if we are officially done with the drought. good evening. i'm greg lee julie julie haener. today the governor changed a lot of the state's water policies in the wake of the back to back storms that have been slamming our state ktvu tom baker joins us now he's near san rafael with the answer. so tom, are we finally out of drought territory? we'll get to that in just one minute, but i want you to look over here behind me. there used to be what looked to be a lake just a couple of days ago. now some of that water is evaporated, but a lot of it has sunk deep into the ground to get into aquifers, which is now a priority with the state of california as never before. that's important because it d

a special welcome for special visitors, britton's king, char, so 3rd and his wife camilla. german president, frank by dodge dined. maya, welcome to the royal couple with military honors at berlin's bramble gate. ah, it's the 1st time the landmark has provided a backdrop for receiving a state guest. on his 1st official state visit abroad as britain's monarch king charles's hoping to improve the you case strained relations with a european union post bracket and show he can win hearts and minds brought just as his mother did for 7 decades. at his residence lusby view, the german president praised the good relations between the 2 countries and houghton. often to day, 6 years to the day after britain began the process of leaving the european union, we're opening a new chapter and our relationship was come together as friends and partners. we're now looking forward to the it's not the form. the german president also praise childs as long interest and environmental causes a topic that will determine the agenda for the 3 day visit. but 1st, it was time for some glitz and glamour. the crowning jewel

camilla, the queen consort, who's hosted past grand finals of the 500 words contest, described its return explains. on my first day at school, do you know what i did? i kicked a nun. 0k. so what i want to think about... as stories go, it's quite an opening. but that's hardly surprising. you made a mate — that's a really happy thing! because today's supply teacher is top children's author and 500 words judge, frank cottrell—boyce. everyone's got a story, everyone can tell a story. we just talked today about important days in your life and every single one of them had a different story. he tells the kids to let their imaginations run wild for 500 words. i'm thinking of making, like, a story about an astronaut who, like, really likes spaceships. we are live at hampton court for the 500 words final! with a brilliant cover of crazy in love... it was the brainchild of chris evans, and more than a million stories were submitted in the first decade of the competition. as duchess of cornwall, camilla was an honoraryjudge on 500 words, and now, as queen consort, she's supporting the competition aga

it's charles and camilla's first foreign visitors of the royal family. the king's 29th trip to germany germany . we're on tv to germany germany. we're on tv onune to germany germany. we're on tv online , dab+ radio and on tune online, dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. now to andrew and beth . andrew and beth. big day in parliament today. andrew and beth. big day in parliament today . the big day in parliament today. the government is going to announce thousands and thousands of asylum seekers taken out of 400 hotels and put on to places like military bases, disused ferries and the like. so this decision is likely to be popular with many across the country. around 400 hotels are currently accommodating . more than 51,000 accommodating. more than 51,000 asylum seekers. joining us in the studio is the deputy editor of conservativehome henry hill. henry he's definitely the prime minister or on the front foot on immigration. i think a lot of people think that radius it's costing £150 a day to keep the migrants in a hotel. some people are watching

he is in berlin for 3 day trip with the queen, consort camilla. the royals are receiving military honors at the branch and that gates and will then attend a state banquet at the german president's bellevue palace of more on that. where joined by orac brookman, he's a political commentator, and there john won a professor for european studies at stanford university in berlin. or rick, this is kim charles's 1st state visit abroad. i remember when queen elizabeth was crowned she taught the commonwealth, so this child, this trip for charles is meant to be for france and then germany. but it's starting in germany. this is really about communication that europe is a priority here. well, i think it was a good idea to come to germany and not to paris that would only produce pictures of garbage and burning barracks and turbulent, says. and also the meeting of someone who is criticized to be a french emperor meeting a british king would certainly be not what france nor britain would like to see in comparison with the burden. this is a pretty stable and also

state visit as monarch german present time. folks are shy, my aunt welcomed him and queen consort camilla to the brandenburg gate. here in berlin. the 3 day trip is being seen as a chance to strength.

million in the second round duel today, the belarusian in two sets confidently defeated the italian camilla giorgi at 6:361 in the match for reaching the 1/8 finals victoria will to play with the nineteenth racket of the world from poland magde or not already tonight the duel of the second round will be held by aleksandra sosnovich rivals of the 13th racket of the world barbara kreinikova. so far the only personal confrontation. 3 years ago victory the czech tennis player won the first round, ilya ivashka also overcame it in one of the thirty-second already tonight , belarusian time, he will have to fight with the tenth number in the world ranking. arina sobolenko will join the fight in the second round on the courts of miami almost at the same time as kasper rud, who, due to the high seeding number, the starting circle missed her to play with the american. rogers improve the story of a sort of edge. daring, of course, this village is old-old. it is, of course, famous for its old old such buildings is called our northern membrane. and there is another one, the southern gate, which was from