it they will be glad, broadly, charles and camilla-— and camilla.eally good to talk— and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to _ and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to you _ and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to you about - and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to you about queen camilla, orthe good to talk to you about queen camilla, or the future queen camilla and king charles. thank you very much. the home office has confirmed its leads to a barge to house asylum seekers in dorset, around 500 migrants will be accommodated on the vessel in portland. let's cross live to millbank where our chorister abundant is standing by. —— mike al corresponding to standing by. this corresponding to standing by. ty 3 announcement had been expected since last week when the immigration minister said the government was really keen to try to reduce the amount of money that the government are spending on putting asylum seekers in hotels. there are currently 50,000 being housed in hotels at a cost of £6 million a day and, crucial

they will be delighted that charles has camilla ijy delighted that charles has camilla by his side.e, she's been there at all the events who's been at since the death of the late queen elizabeth ii. i think they will be glad broadly for charles and for camilla. in a white law, the historian who specialises in the history of the monarchy. brondby, former english player feels proud after the rugby union found claims of race abused at newcastle falcons were true. borrower has been speaking to ident rowen. 0n the pitch luther burrell was a powerful presence but last year the former england centre made an impact of a claiming he'd experienced racism in rugby. the rfq took over an investigation that had been launched by his final club newcastle falcons. in eight—month inquiry is now over. the rfq says its report finds on balance a probability of the allegations that made our true but there's insufficient evidence to say that allegations at the club. apart from allegations at the club. apart from a racist comment. do you have a sense of relief about the finding? yes, i do. sense of relief

i camilla to be known as queen camilla? ~' camilla to be known as queen camilla? ~ ., ., camilla?utely no _ camilla? i think of that there can be absolutely no doubt _ camilla? i think of that there can be absolutely no doubt at - camilla? i think of that there can be absolutely no doubt at all. - camilla? i think of that there can l be absolutely no doubt at all. they have been married for the best part of 20 years. at the time of their marriage, the then prince charles�*s private secretary came up with this really soppy to fuse that when she became queen she would be known as princess consort. i think that was in recognition of the quite acute sensitivity is that they were at the time about the close association between the then camilla parker bowles and charles when he was prince of wales and her entanglement in the failure of prince charles�*s first marriage to princess diana. so, they came up with the suggestion that she would be known as princess consort and then over a year ago, the late queen elizabeth said in a message marking the 70th anniversary of her accession to the

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is camilla your news. yes. is camilla your queen? do you accept queen camilla? it's been announced for the first time today. she's dropped consort bit. what do dropped the consort bit. what do you of that? we've got you make of that? we've got a poll running live now on twitter at news. is camilla your at gb news. is camilla your queen? coming your way? queen? all that coming your way? i'm more . yes okay. well, i'm much more. yes okay. well, i'm much more. yes okay. well, i'm going to keep it simple in the inbox today. you can, of course, get in touch with whatever you like. i will endeavour to get as many of you on the show as possible. gb views or gb news. .uk. i think the one for you is do you think that camilla is your queen? gbviews@gbnews.uk right now gbviews@gbnews.uk but right now it's for tatiano it's your headlines for tatiano . patrick thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the gb newsroom 21 people have been convicted of sexual offences against seven young children in walsall. sexual offences against seven young children in

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many, though, will feel that camilla deserves the recognition.she proved herself to be a good, very supportive wife to him, since by law she would be queen, it was absolutely natural that she should be called queen. the die has been cast, the palace will be watching public reaction closely. nicholas witchell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear 0nce once again, it was eastern england that has seen the best of the sunshine. not the glorious blue sky and sunshine yesterday, but certainly better than many areas, where it was rather grey, with outbreaks of rain at times. some of it quite drizzly. it's been a bit of a dismal day for summer. let's look at the cloud and rain over the last few hours. sweeping its way steadily eastwards. it is moving into east anglia and south—east england, drying up through northern ireland and western scotland. generally, the rain is going to continue to slide its way off into the north sea as we go through the night. behind it, we will see a few scattered showers, with cloud around. it could tu

many, though, will feel that camilla deserves the recognition.went on, as she proved herself to be a good, very supportive wife to him, since by law she would be queen, it was absolutely natural that she should be called queen. the die has been cast, the palace will be watching public reaction closely. nicholas witchell, bbc news. golf, and the first men's major of the year, the masters, is set to start, with the world's finest players making their way to one of sport's most iconic venues, the augusta national golf club in georgia. the first tee shot will be hit tomorrow lunchtime, while many are focusing on the impact of a breakaway tour, called the liv tour, backed by saudi money. 0ur correspondent, andy swiss, reports. not much tends to change at augusta. it is a place of tradition, of tranquility, but it's now at the centre of golf�*s civil war. it's golf, but louder. this is the first masters since the lucrative liv golf tour split the sport and its players. but 18 of the rebels are here, competing against those they left behind, including r

she is to be queen camilla.buckingham palace have confirmed that on those nice invitations for the coronation invitations for the coronation in may. prince george is going to be one of the pages we're asking you a rather provocative question. would you curtsy to queen camilla or bow wow . question. would you curtsy to queen camilla or bow wow. right. okay. and transwomen could be barred from female only spaces as the government considers amending the equality act to define sex as biologic . is this define sex as biologic. is this a step in the right direction ? a step in the right direction? and the home secretary? she's right in the thick. that battle, isn't she? over. stop the boats . but facing a fight with . but she's facing a fight with a neighbouring mp too, who's going to represent new going to represent a new constituency if she loses. what happens to stop boats . and happens to stop boats. and what's going to be a fun packed, exciting show? there's so much coming up. i enjoyed it. i'm to fit it all in.

she's camilla, shall we? queen camilla just bto be known, off. she's camilla, shall we? think the problem— queen or queen. i think. i think the problem lo.— queen or queen. i think. i think the problem is, you know, we have a monarch and it's a queen under queen queen elizabeth. it was a queen under queen victoria. it's a king with king charles the spouse of the monarch isn't a queen or a king. the spouse of the monarch isn't a monarch. we only have one monarch. you can't be a queen unless you unless you are the monarch. so i think it's wrong for her to get the title. prince philip was happy to be the, you know, prince philip. camilla could a princess. they could could be a princess. they could give her a title of . and i think give her a title of. and i think that would be far more appropriate because it's not for buckingham palace, it's not for appropriate because it's not for buckingiam palace, it's not for appropriate because it's not for bucking loi palace, it's not for appropriate because it's not for bucking to choose 5, it's not for appropriate because it's not f

finally, camilla is going be queen camilla.inevitable, i think. you've got a lot of royal correspondents already referring to her as queen camilla. it's sort of become acceptable . and, sort of become acceptable. and, you know, people who take these sorts of things very seriously , sorts of things very seriously, they were beginning to even use, say, camilla. so is a kind say, queen camilla. so is a kind of recognition of that reality. i don't anybody will strongly object , strongly objecting . i object, strongly objecting. i just find it charles. i wish them all the very best of happiness. i really do. but so recent history, that's also a sort of confirmation that divorce is something that is accepted even within the church of england and the head of the church. i mean, and, you know, that sort of social change, i think passing judgement on that. but i think a lot of people will you know still regard as somebody who broke up a marriage and so on so she's not beyond controversy . you're referring to controversy. you're referrin

the wording, "camilla, the queen consort", has been dropped. for the wife of the king to be known as the queen. and after she's crowned alongside the king at westminster abbey on the 6th of may, she will be referred to as queen camilla. one other point of interest — among the eight pages of honour who will process through the abbey with the king and queen will be nine—year—old prince george. he will get a very close view of the ceremony in which one day, he will be the central figure. nicholas witchell, bbc news. coming up, we will be live in warsaw. this is the scene as president zelensky appears over there for the first time in poland since russia invaded ukraine last year. stay with us, more on that in a moment. away from the south—east, it wasn't such a cold start to the day today because we had more cloud and rain, courtesy of this weatherfront pushing towards the east. later we have the second weatherfront coming in. that is going to produce heavier and more persistent rain as it does the same thing, moves from the west to the east. so th

she would like camilla to eventually become known as queen consort. that is a title that exists for kings. basically they are the consort to the kings and queens consort, but traditionally, they become known as queen elizabeth, or queen camilla. however you want to look at it, but we were told that she would continue to be queen consort. this is the first time she's been called queen camilla and the reason it's controversial. partly because queen elizabeth said she should be known as queen consort, but because of the shadows of diana , we all imagine diana as the future queen. are we willing to accept camilla in what was a position destined for diana? clearly the person who's about to become king king charles wants that to happen, and it is looking at the invitation that i think you're going to get sent to my mother. not to me, um it's very intricate. there's so much going on there. there's a significance to this correct. oh so much significance. i don't know how deeply you want me to go, sarah, but there's a little green man at the bottom. that is no

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queen camilla has opted for queen camilla has opted for queen mary's crown has opposed to queen elizabeth'sit. it is a very wise decision. it's a crown that is steeped in controversy. it's history, you know, it has a very blood—shed history. there are multiple countries that lay claim to the diamond and it passed down other centuries in quite dramatic scenes and ultimately given to queen victoria in the mid—19th century and since then it's been within the british crown jewels and only been worn by women because there's a myth if a man wears it, he'll meet his fate in bloodshed. 0nly ever worn by women. quite interestingly was in queen mary's crown that queen camilla will wear on the day, and it was changed and put on to queen elizabeth's crown for her coronation alongside george vi because queen mary attended her son's coronation which was quite rare but she wanted to show her support. an interesting point in that hasn't really been mentioned is that queen mary commissioned her crown for all future consorts to wear it and obviously the next coronation after her coronation, a bit of after he

the wording, "camilla, the queen consort", has been dropped.e has come, the palace and no doubt the king feel, for the wife of the king to be known as the queen. and after she's crowned alongside the king at westminster abbey on the 6th of may, she will be referred to as queen camilla. one other point of interest — among the eight pages of honour who will process through the abbey with the king and queen will be nine—year—old prince george. he will get a very close view of the ceremony in which one day, he will be the central figure. nicholas witchell, bbc news. a new bbc investigation has exposeed a uk life—coaching a new bbc investigation has exposed a uk life—coaching organisation that is accused of being a cult. the group says it offers self—development, but people who've left say it's taken over their lives. people say they've been encouraged to hand over tens of thousands of pounds, separate from their families and have suffered extreme harassment. one charity which helps people break free from abusive groups says it receives more calls a

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how do you feel about camilla as queen? she _ staff. how do you feel about camilla as queen?be - staff. how do you feel about camilla as queen? she willjust be hidden . staff. how do you feel about camilla j as queen? she willjust be hidden in as queen? she will 'ust be hidden in some ways. _ as queen? she will 'ust be hidden in some ways. as— as queen? she will 'ust be hidden in some ways, as she — as queen? she willjust be hidden in some ways, as she doesn't - as queen? she willjust be hidden in some ways, as she doesn't really . some ways, as she doesn't really come out and present herself. i do come out and present herself. i do think that prince _ come out and present herself. i do think that prince william should be king. _ think that prince william should be king. as _ think that prince william should be king, as he... think that prince william should be king. as hem— king, as he... what, instead of charles? _ king, as he... what, instead of charles? yeah. _ king, as he... what, instead of charles? yeah. king _ king, as he... what, instead of charles? yeah. king charle

camilla and kate have on that.ate�*s was not made of ivory because it was a new piece and there was no need for it. elephants are so endangered that it would be completely inappropriate. however i think when it comes to something like the crown jewels, there is a different balance here because they are so old. some of these date back to the late 1600s. charles ii and james ii�*s reign. so it is a different time and it is not like they are going to be recreated. so i think that is one that could possibly be something that continues as tradition for the royal family in future. we saw the royals arriving yesterday in windsor for the easter sunday service. i saw prince andrew walking directly behind king charles and camilla. did that give you some sort of idea of the prominent role that he might play in the coronation? no, i don�*t think so. yesterday�*s service was very much a family service. it just so happens that they let some photographers in to greet them because they know there is public interest in attending th

as camilla's later this hour. as camilla's inonis— later this hour.t attacks, including from _ defending her against attacks, including from her own step son nniio— including from her own step son nniio sno— including from her own step son while she prepares— including from her own step son while she prepares to shine at the coronation— while she prepares to shine at the coronation anne is the queen onson— the coronation anne is the queen consort now, charles's consort now, king charles's gnooiosi— consort now, king charles's. greatest-legendary greatest asset will legendary noyoi— greatest asset will legendary noyoi oninon— greatest asset will legendary royal author and— greatest asset will legendary royal author and journalist iooion— royal author and journalist robert hardman joins me live. inns— robert hardman joins me live. nins jim— robert hardman joins me live. plus jim davidson is here for his rollicking— plus jim davidson is here for his rollicking take on the week as no— his rollicking take on the week as he skewers— his rollicking take on t

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and what we learned about the relationship between charles and camilla may surprise you.to where she is now, soon to be queen, crowned in westminster abbey. she's got a consciousness about her public image. i think she's also conscious, perhaps, of her husband's ego or indeed the ego of the institution of royalty, to which she belongs. >> charles was very jealous of diana's popularity. >> i think the reason camilla fits in better than diana is because she doesn't upstage him. >> as you heard there, so much talk about just how integral camilla, now queen camilla, has been to charles for decades now, she was there while he was married, after the marriage ended, in the shadow slowly making her way to the public stage, and how important she is now. what's also fascinating is her relationship with the press and how maybe that could help the royal family as they're out and about more, and there's certainly a demand these days in the uk to hear more from the royal family, and even on important topics that maybe they're not usually accustomed to addressing. i hope you can join us

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the coronation of their majesties, king charles iii and queen camilla.ign of the queen, queen redmond elizabeth ii and deflect any remaining sensitivities, i think, about the long association between the former camilla carper —— parker bowles and the former prince of wales. but people think the king, from the coronation for her to be referred to queen camilla orjust the queen. prince george will have a role at the coronation. he will be one of eight pages of honour, so he will have a very clear view of the ceremony to which one day, he will have the honour. irlick ceremony to which one day, he will have the honour.— have the honour. nick mitchell, thank you- _ a new trial has started using new combinations of drugs to try to deal with progressive multiple sclerosis. the trial is called octopus. it will assess several drugs used at the same time on different volunteers and it's being funded by the ms society, to the tune of £13 million. ms is two to three times more common in women than in men, and is often diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40, althoug

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now queen camilla, the grandkids roles raising eyebrows.les first born grandson, prince george will play a major role. so too, will camilla's 3 grandchildren and great nephew. but prince archie and prince is little bit harry and meghan children. >> might be sitting on the sidelines after a tell all book and documentary. there's no denying a royal families have drama. but this is not just the family. it's for family business having an insider. >> for a stones at them is something that just will not be tolerated with merchan full swing. most coveted is the actual invite. this woman still probably has heard from a street party for queen elizabeth's coronation. and while camilla will be the new queen, princess diana fans can still have a sly smile to in the invitation for the coronation. one of the flowers featured is little billy of the valley. >> and that was queen elizabeth favorite flower. but it also was princess diana's favorite flower. whether intended or not. i think there are definitely little places where princess diana's memory will

the wording, "camilla, the queen consort", has been dropped.fe of the king to be known as the queen. and after she's crowned alongside the king at westminster abbey on the 6th of may, she will be referred to as queen camilla. one other point of interest — among the eight pages of honour who will process through the abbey with the king and queen will be nine—year—old prince george. he will get a very close view of the ceremony in which one day, he will be the central figure. nicholas witchell, bbc news. we are keeping a close eye on warsaw at the presidential palace. they are running a bit late but we are expecting president zelensky and president duda to address the media. it's significant that president zelensky is making his first official visit to poland since russia invaded ukraine. warsaw has been one of the most generous and outspoken supporters of kyiv since the war started. millions of refugees have been taken in by poland and they've provided a lot of military support. president zelensky hugely appreciative and we are expecting to hear

camilla will be crowned with queen mary's crown, which contains some of the cullinan diamonds.nsort�*s rod, which is made of ivory. they will process from the abbey, just as queen elizabeth did, for the return journey to the palace. and for that, they will board this, the 18th—century gold state coach. it weighs four tonnes, and it's notoriously uncomfortable. the king and queen may be relieved that their journey back to the palace, escorted by military detachments, will be only a quarter of the length of that undertaken by queen elizabeth in 1953. royal staff have done their best to make the gold coach as comfortable as possible. back at buckingham palace, there'll be a royal salute and — one imagines — an appearance on the palace balcony, though that hasn't been confirmed. one innovation — the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so, a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to historian kelly swaby, who shared her thoughts on what could be expected from king charles�* coronation ceremony. the

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the invitation refers to the coronation of king charles iii and queen camilla.t that the palace are no doubt that king feel that the wife of the king to be known as the queen and after she is crowned alongside the king at westminster abbey on may the sixth, she will be referred to as queen camilla. one other point of interest, among the eight pages of honour who will present through with the king and queen will be nine—year—old prince george. you will get a closer view of the ceremony in which one day he will be the centralfigure. nicholas witchell, bbc news. we need to mention that president zelensky is making his first official visit to poland since russia declared war. poland has been one of the most generous in support of ukraine. we'll have more on that in the next hour. also, police and israel have clashed with dozens of palestinian worshippers inside ofjerusalem's al—aqsa mosque. as mentioned earlier in the programme, they say they carried out a predawn raid into the holy site after agitators themselves inside the mosque. as they entered, police they thro

camilla will be crowned with queen mary's crown, which contains some of the cullinan diamonds.nsort�*s rod, which is made of ivory. they will process from the abbey, just as queen elizabeth did, for the returnjourney to the palace. and for that, they will board this — the 18th century gold state coach. it weighs four tonnes, and it's notoriously uncomfortable. the king and queen may be relieved that their journey back to the palace, escorted by military detachments, will be only a quarter of the length of that undertaken by queen elizabeth in 1953. 0ne innovation. the palace has launched a new emoji to mark the coronation. so a ceremony rooted in history with at least one modern touch. nicholas witchell, bbc news. it is exactly 25 years since the good friday agreement was signed. the accord, in 1998, helped end decades of sectarian violence and restored self—government to northern ireland. but more recently, the power—sharing agreement between the protestant and catholic communities has been paralysed — since the democratic unionist party objected to post brexit trading arrange

time, queen camilla. it was previously unknown if she would gain the title. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new >>> it's wednesday, april 5th, 2023. there is the "cbs morning news." >> i never thought anything like this could happen in america. >>> in a mar-a-lago speech, hours after being indicted, former president trump speaks publicly for the first time about his 34 felony charges. >>> severe weather. tornadoes touch down in the midwest leaving serious damage. hear from one man whose shop was destroyed by the storm. >>> ai dangers. president biden addresses artificial intelligence. his warning to companies as the technology develops at a rapid pace. >>> good morning. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. former president donald trump is back in florida and defending himself publicly after becoming the first president in u.s. history to face criminal charges. last night at his mar-a-lago estate he lashed out against the manhattan prosecutor and judge. hours earlier he surrendered to

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now queen camilla, the grandkids roles raising eyebrows. charles firstborn grandson, prince george will play a major role. so too, will camilla's 3 grandchildren and great nephew. but prince archie and prince is little bit period making children. >> might be sitting on the sidelines after a tell all book and documentary. there's no denying a royal families have drawn a, but this is not just the family. it's for >> family business having an insider friends, stones at them is something that just will not be tolerated with merchan full swing. most coveted is the actual invite. this woman still probably has heard from a street party for queen elizabeth's coronation. and while camilla will be the new queen, princess diana fans can still have a sly smile to in the invitation for the coronation. one of the flowers featured is lilith billy of the valley. >> and that was queen elizabeth favorite flower. but it also was princess diana's favorite flower. whether intended or not. i think there are definitely little places where princess diana's memory

and what does this mean we start talking about the queen consort, queen camilla?ust how important she has been for decades to charles and what that relationship actually means in terms of his success. >> when we talk about camilla and her pr, it was a slow, steady playing the long game, from public enemy number one to where she is now. soon to be queen crowned in westm westminster abbey. >> she's got a consciousness about her public image. >> what is going on? >> i think she's also conscious, perhaps, of her husband's ego or indeed the ego of the institution of royalty, to which she belongs. charles was very jealous of diana's popularity. >> i think the reason camilla fits in better with him than diana did is because she doesn't upstage him. >> so it's that sort of quiet behind the scenes role that she has played, the patience that you may think that she has shown over the years to get to this point. just what could that mean moving forward as this family and the monarchy and frankly, the uk and the commonwealth are addressing some more difficult questions, maybe

that-e— camilla being so unfavourable, ttat-e tte— camilla being so unfavourable, that's the power— camillarom elaine. so and that's it from elaine. so there we go. now, rishi sunak gave speech scotland gave a speech in scotland this morning . he then flew to wales morning. he then flew to wales to deliver speech, to deliver another speech, just like then to wales to like a&e, then flew to wales to deliver another speech. look aren't we all meant to be doing our best to fight climate change? and is this not a little bit of a slap in the face given, you know, all our energy you know, all of our energy bills and all of the restrictions? i mean, stop restrictions? i mean, just stop oil, would have an oil, to be fair, would have an absolute day with this, absolute field day with this, wouldn't they? i'm patrick christys on news britain's christys on gb news britain's news . the people's channel. i'll now we all care about the environment right ? well, most of environment right? well, most of us do. environment right? well, most of us to. out— environment right? well, most of us do. but rishi— e

but you know, camilla by right by constitution is queen camilla.o other queen console has been called queen consort. i don't see why there should be any difference for her . but there are still some people who believe that you know, she she she was the other woman in the relationship with princess diana, for example, the majority of people i think realize she makes the king happy, and she's worked very hard over the last few decades to prove her devotion and dedication to duty. hmm. okay so then let's talk about some of the notable names. people who received the invitation and have said yes, their plan to be there . we do understand that, uh, harry will be there but not make megan megan. i should say, uh, who else is a yes, who's a no? well we know that jill biden is coming to represent the united states, not the president, but we do have lots of heads of state, their and, interestingly , some foreign crowned monarchs , which hasn't happened previously at a british coronation again that comes down to the king or queen of the day. having this study

and you, camilla yes. good morning and welcome to st oliver's, which, as you said , you know very well as you said, you know very well indeed. as you said, you know very well indeed . we're here in the beach indeed. we're here in the beach house with alex. alex thank you very much for hosting us on the people's panel this morning. good morning . welcome to the good morning. welcome to the beach house of us. open beach house from all of us. open group. we run 40 businesses around uk . thank you so much around the uk. thank you so much for joining us on the people's panel. let's go meet the panel. let's go and meet the rest of them. good morning, steve. morning and good steve. good morning and good morning, andy. thank you for joining morning right. so obviously lots of changes came in yesterday for business, national living wage and the energy support schemes, etc. alex, tell us the challenges that you're facing and what more support you would like to see businesses given by the government. yeah, thank you