camilla in prince charles and queen camilla in france with a state dinner this evening. let's get more now on our top story, king charles and queen camilla are beginning their three—day state visit to france today. the royal couple will visit paris and bordeaux. they will attend a ceremony with macron president at the arc de triomphe and then attend a dinner at the elysee palace. lots of people have shown up on the champs—elysees to welcome king charles and queen camilla. the cars coming down this famous avenue in paris stop reminding you that king charles was meant to be here back in march and it originally would have been his first overseas state visit since he succeeded queen elizabeth ii but there was a lot of social unrest backin there was a lot of social unrest back in march over the presidents pension reform bill which meant it had to be postponed. we are now watching live pictures of the motorcade coming down champs—elysees the with heavy security presence and we are now expecting the ceremony with the french president bmacron. ——macron. what will happen at the a

camilla >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show.o be speaking to tony blair's former right hand man. his former political secretary, john mcternan, just a moment. i'm mcternan, in just a moment. i'm also to going be joined by lord theodore he theodore agnew. last year, he resigned as a treasury minister in house of lords over the in the house of lords over the government's lack action on government's lack of action on covid is the government covid fraud. is the government still here? in an still failing here? and in an exclusive interview, i'll be speaking to the legendary broadcaster alastair stewart, who will reveal about his who will reveal all about his decision to step back from gb news earlier this year. you won't to miss it, trust me. won't want to miss it, trust me. now, mcternan political now, john mcternan and political secretary joins me secretary to tony blair joins me now. speak to you this now. lovely to speak to you this morning, i want to morning, john. now i want to start perhaps with keir starmer's reshuffle and pe

camilla it's over to. camilla >> thanks, aaron. back to the camilla tominey show.going to be speaking to former labour and liberal democrat mp luciana berger. also be joined by berger. i'll also be joined by the liberal democrats chief whip wendy chamberlain, and i'll be heanng wendy chamberlain, and i'll be hearing from britain's former top spy, the old boss of m16, sir dearlove, and sir richard dearlove, and leading net zero sceptic, the tory mp craig mckinlay is going to join me the studio to give to join me in the studio to give me views on the prime me his views on the prime minister's net zero u—turn. well, we're going to be speaking about that subject now to luciana berger. she's a former labour democrat mp labour and liberal democrat mp for wavertree . lovely for liverpool wavertree. lovely to you luciana. thanks for to see you luciana. thanks for coming into the studio. let's ask you the net zero ask you about the net zero climbdown because you were shadow energy and climate change minister for three years in the previous administration. let's put it that

camilla, thank you so much. that is _ situation. camilla, thank you so much.. camilla, thank you so much. that is the latest l situation. camilla, thank you | so much. that is the latest on the situation in libya. even a close eye on libya and morocco, we will update you on bbc news. an armoured train carrying the north korean leader, kimjong—un, is reported to have entered russia en route to a meeting with president putin. south korean and japanese reports says mr kim's train has arrived in the russian far east town of khasan, heading towards vladivostock. this is mr kim's first trip abroad forfour years. 0ur seoul correspondent jean mackenzie has more on mr kim's travel. kim jong—un left pyongyang in his famous armoured train, the united states believes is meeting vladimir putin to finalise and arms deal that north korea has agreed to provide brush up with the ammunition and artillery that it needs to fight the war in ukraine's. north korea has been one of the few supporters of the war from the beginning, over the last four years north korea has become incre

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, i understand, can talk to us now as camilla queen camilla hangs on to her hat. welcome. >> yes, a very big, long overdue welcome . six months, in fact, as welcome. six months, in fact, as you said , of course, it's a you said, of course, it's a delayed state visit to france after those riots due to french pension reforms. you mentioned camilla holding on to her hat there. her majesty the queen. she's wearing a dusty pink wool crepe coat dress by fiona clark, a pink beret shaped hat with a leaf designed by philip treacy as well . the king and queen have as well. the king and queen have flown to orly airports from raf farnborough on a plane that's sometimes known as the baby voyager . but it's actually an voyager. but it's actually an airbus 3—2, one. but following this welcome they're having at the airport, the king and queen will be making their way to where i am at the arc de triomphe in central palace, because today is all about ceremony, pomp and pageantry . ceremony, pomp and pageantry. and president macron wrote to the king on social media a little bit earl

camilla has stepped into a role in a city where her predecessor is very well-known.nd sometimes associated with paris. >> that imagery is vivid indeed. the issue regarding the king coming to the republic raises other questions. i don't know if you notice, but many french people, seem to have a fascination for the british royal family. can you read into that? >> lots of people have opinions on this. the french perhaps do not want a monarchy but they like to have glitz and glamour of having a real visit. that is a true of a lot of republican countries. let's not forget this visit was postponed, it was supposed to take place in march. one of macron's reasons for the critiques around him hosting a lavish event. he might look like the king at a time where there was so much unrest around the pension reforms and cost-of-living crisis. i don't think he wants to see himself in that kind of royal glow. but i think the public enjoys it. >> thank you very much for sharing your analysis and your insight with us. i apologize about my glitch at the beginning when introducing you. y

totally with i love camilla. with you. i love camilla.rribly disappointed by charles. i was fully expecting a good year of blunders and clangers and nearly, you know, hissy fits. hissy fit. well, he did give us one of those, didn't he? but, you know, you can absolutely rely on him to get it wrong. the reason he hasn't , in my opinion, reason he hasn't, in my opinion, is because i do think that camilla grounds him and has kept him sane . and i hate to disagree him sane. and i hate to disagree with an old colleague, but diana would never have been able to do that. i also think that she growing she she grew in such stature once once the royal family pushed her out, took away her hrh, she found her feet . her hrh, she found her feet. >> she made a place for herself in the world. >> and but if she had but if she'd stayed in that, she wouldn't have got away from him. and that's the problem. >> competed with charles for attention . attention. >> yes, she have done it >> yes, she would have done it would open warfare. would have been open warfare

totally with i love camilla. with you. i love camilla.rribly disappointed by charles. i was fully expecting a good year of blunders and clangers and nearly, you know, hissy fits. hissy fit. well, he did give us one of those, didn't he? but, you know, you can absolutely rely on him to get it wrong. the reason he hasn't , in my opinion, reason he hasn't, in my opinion, is because i do think that camilla grounds him and has kept him sane . and i hate to disagree him sane. and i hate to disagree with an old colleague, but diana would never have been able to do that. i also think that she growing she she grew in such stature once once the royal family pushed her out, took away her hrh, she found her feet . her hrh, she found her feet. >> she made a place for herself in the world. >> and but if she had but if she'd stayed in that, she wouldn't have got away from him. and that's the problem. >> competed with charles for attention . attention. >> yes, she have done it >> yes, she would have done it would open warfare. would have been open warfare

and, at the coronation, the former camilla parker bowles was crowned queen.ieves it was a misstep. i have read in the newspapers that a very large majority of those who answered polls are not happy for her to be given the title, the queen. they remember that the late queen said that she wanted camilla to be the queen consort. i think people are used to buckingham palace shifting the goalposts on the queen's title. and now we have arrived at the one that i'm sure the prince intended from the beginning and we have to live with it because, guess what? we don't have a choice. the past year has seen continued issues within the royal family. a renewed campaign by anti—monarchists and the continuing need for the monarchy to engage effectively with all the parts and people of the kingdom. it is, in 2023, an extraordinary anomaly that we have this privileged family. we've been fortunate with most of them most of the time. but the idea that they should continue to live a very privileged life is one that is onlyjustified by a public understanding that in return we are g

>> good morning, camilla.es, we're here in billericay at the famous pete's place cafe , and famous pete's place cafe, and i'm delighted to be joined, first of all, by pete himself. pete, how's business going for you? >> well , the industry and the >> well, the industry and the cafe is facing some particularly difficult challenges over the last couple of years. but we seem to entering a period of seem to be entering a period of stability at moment, which stability at the moment, which is welcome . is most welcome. >> well, that's very good to hear thank you much for hear and thank you so much for having in your as having us here in your cafe. as well. well, let's well. thank you. well, let's have a look at what our gb news viewers listeners might viewers and listeners might want to politicians to ask the politicians and everyone else on show today. everyone else on the show today. i'm joined i'm delighted to be joined by lesley and by gary and lesley. first of do you have any first of all, do you have any sort

and this is like, like the 23 year old camilla road newly on the pub has spent almost a decade in is male dominated industry. and my thought and the, i'd like to like to get this telling me about the plastic or doing the, the a need for my final walk through. but up on me lindsay. so just to know, get those funds and some of the, some of that are kind of facilitating because somebody get the money. i think the last let me know what i was supposed to go. and then the last lady supposed to be, i'm the united by some of the news princess holmes. the todd camila is one of the most famous female devil style rod is keen, indonesia the diesel people. then later on for some of the notice the cutting by the side of the 3 of the got the look at those are the fitness i'm going to get on, but i piece got enough. we know them like to come out or tell me a little originally shares, glimpses of a daily life with us follow is on social media. i mean, like in my, in the mall got on my side of my let me know a lot from the la holiday and stuff that, i mean, the thing got a little color the best movie.

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queen camilla is visiting a charity, a local charity there in bordeaux while king charles is here focusingees. and meeting a lot of officials today. it has been a hugely busy day. he was also visiting a frigate to basically emphasise the strong military ties between the two countries. that was a little early. they had a reception on the flight deck of the royal navy type 23 frigate, that was little earlier, being introduced to local officials and members of society from sport and higher education, there were also members from the british and french armed forces and british and french armed forces and british literary charities, so many different people have been turning out to visit the king. —— british military charities. yesterday, he addressed politicians and got stand —— standing ovation, and he got a lot of complaints on his french, he did his speech in french. we will be going back to these images because he is doing quite a lot inning next hour or so. at the moment, he is there in the forest and later we willjoin them as they move their visit to a vineyard, sustainable vineyard in b

camilla >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show.'m back. the camilla tominey show. i'm back . that's what the autocue back. that's what the autocue says.i back. that's what the autocue says. i have to announce it with jazz hands, although i am delighted to be back because i do love this show. and i did miss over the last two weeks. miss it over the last two weeks. so thank to tom harwood for so thank you to tom harwood for holding the fort so admirably as even holding the fort so admirably as ever. so i'm hoping that we do have on line treasury have on the line treasury minister davies, minister gareth davies, who i think joining me remotely. think is joining me remotely. gareth, are there? can you gareth, are you there? can you hear me . hello, mr davies. thank hear me. hello, mr davies. thank you very much for joining me this morning. thank you for bringing your interview a little bit forward so we could chat to you the economic picture. you about the economic picture. look, be delighted by look, you must be delighted by these giv

king charles and queen camilla are on board one of porto�*s trams, as part of the three—day state visit have just left hms iron duke. this is theirfinal day of their visit. hms iron duke has docked in bordeaux. they paid a visit to the french defence minister. they then made as short walk to the tramway, boarded the tram. you can see the crowds that have been creating them at every stop, every visit they have. it is a very short trip, about five minutes. but bordeaux's trams, it is an electric tram, and they have been accompanied on the journey by the mayor of bordeaux. 130 trams in the city of bordeaux. very sleek, very modern, which is why the hope was for the royal couple to experience it. it is within the capital, and ancient capital. it has been at the forefront of transit technology and innovation for more than 135 years. there are four lines as part of this tramway service, around 77 kilometres of tracks and 130 stations, all forming the backbone of the transport network. i think this is why the royal couple have been on board the tram, bordeaux is one of the world's only tram sy

we want to show the king charles and queen camilla that we we love them, too.on age — caused the royal visit to be postponed at the last minute. no such problems expected this time round. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph is in paris. so, what more can we expect over the course of this visit?— course of this visit? well, the king and aueen course of this visit? well, the king and queen are _ course of this visit? well, the king and queen are now— course of this visit? well, the king and queen are now here _ course of this visit? well, the king and queen are now here in - course of this visit? well, the king and queen are now here in france, they are on their way to us here at they are on their way to us here at the arc de triomphe, which is their first stop on their state visit where they will receive a full ceremonial welcome. they arrived a few minutes ago at all the airport on the outskirts of paris and are now making their way into the city, and over the course of the next few days, during this estate visit, it will cove

>> well, camilla, you may be.heryl gillan, who was the conservative mp in chesham, amersham before sarah green, despite fact that the green, despite the fact that the conservative then was conservative position then was to support hs2, was opposed to it was opposed it on it and she was opposed to it on the basis of her constituent. and sarah green, now in and sarah green, now the mp in chesham and amersham representing our constituents in that to hs2 that way. but in relation to hs2 , i think for me as a scottish politician where we need to look at uk wide infrastructure and improve that and improve services in the north which have long been neglected . i think long been neglected. i think there is still a case for hs2 and i think it is shortsighted of the government to be moving back those commitments . i back from those commitments. i think for those in the north it is a betrayal. is seen as a betrayal. >> if the liberal democrats are in a stronger position come the next be next general election, be that in the

after that, queen camilla and king charles will fly directly back to scotland. mark: a visit to the vineyards. following king charles and queen camilla on the state visit in france. let's turn to business. going to look a little deeper at the story of one rupert murdoch stepping down and what that could mean for his media empire. tell us. >> it is a sprawling empire and it was not in the beginning. it started in australia when he started a newspaper at age 22 and in which he built a movie studio, cable television network, and a host of television channels. his son will become apparent of fox and news corp. however, murdoch told employees he would remain engaged in the company as chair emeritus. >> is one of the most influential and controversial tycoons that has rained over eight media empire for over seven decades. stepping down as chairman of fox corporation and news corp., rupert murdoch is passing the torch to his son, who will take the helm of those companies. >> for my entire professional life, i have been engaged daily with news and ideas, and that will n

as you can see, the king hasjust arrived with queen camilla. that is the french defence secretary.review this parade of sailors. the royal marine band and the french air force band are here. the ship came into bordeauxjust two force band are here. the ship came into bordeaux just two days ago. the national anthem will now be played. god save the king. we are expecting the king and queen to be taken on board the iron duke. what will be the focus of discussion? has the relationship between france and great britain been damaged because of brexit? this is kind of a been damaged because of brexit? ti 3 is kind of a social occasion, it is protocol, they will not be discussing matters of policy or anything like that. the stern of the ship, that is where they will have a reception, meeting the company of the chip and people from the british community here. there will be a short chat between the king and queen of the assembled people. the truth is, there is close military cooperation between the two countries and brexit has not affected it, that is not the official view. affected it, that i

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camilla is now our new queen.nd as for the king, he actually released an audio message commemorating her, his mother, the late queen, overnight or very early this morning , which is which we've morning, which is which we've been playing out on gb news. have a look on our social media channel if you haven't heard that message. sure if we that message. i'm not sure if we can to you right this can play it to you right this second. but also has chosen a second. but he also has chosen a photograph of the late queen taken in 1968. in the building behind me, buckingham palace, which has never been seen before, apart from a small exhibition in london. just after the photo was taken. so it's quite a poignant photograph which a number of the papers and on online as well. and as for the crowds here at buckingham palace , there are lots of palace, there are lots of tourists, as you can imagine. but people have specifically made the journey here to buckingham palace to pay tribute to the queen a year after her death because fl

but the harvest is getting under way here at the chateau and he's coming here with queen camilla thisd, a very, very prestigious vineyard, very expensive reds and whites, which is based on his wine

camilla leave king charles and queen camilla leave bordeaux as they wrap up their three—day state visito france. scientists and star gazers will have their eyes fixed on the skies above the us state of utah this weekend. a capsule — containing rocks and dust from an asteroid — is due to plummet from space at more than 15 times the speed of a rifle bullet. it will be the dramatic finale of a seven—year mission to reach the asteroid, collect the samples and bring them back to earth. scientists hope that samples will shed light on how our planet formed, more than four billion years ago. our science editor rebecca morelle has the details. asteroid bennu, a boulder—strewn rock hurtling through space, the target of a seven year nasa mission. after travelling billions of miles, captured on camera the moment the osiris—rex spacecraft collected its sample in a smash and grab lasting just five seconds. these bits of bennu were stowed in a capsule. now they're heading back to earth. we're looking at material that existed before our planet did. in fact, some of it may have been from even before the

he and queen camilla are now touring notre dame cathedral.s, interviews and reaction. we have some breaking news to start with this hour. here in the uk prosecutors have authorised a charge of conspiracy to conduct espionage against three men and two women suspected of spying for russia. it follows an investigation by the metropolitan police. let�*s take you straight to the newsroom. tell us what details we have. this straight to the newsroom. tell us what details we have.— straight to the newsroom. tell us what details we have. this has been announced within _ what details we have. this has been announced within the _ what details we have. this has been announced within the last _ what details we have. this has been announced within the last few - announced within the last few minutes. the crown prosecution service here in the uk has announced it has authorised charges of spying against five bulgarians who are living in the uk. three men and

camilla >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show and i'll be joined by danny kruger, the tory mp who'sg a new conservative movement in the party in just a moment. but first of all, let's cross now to shadow education secretary bridget phillipson, who will give us labour's view on this concrete crisis. ms phillipson, i hope hear phillipson, i hope you can hear me. lovely speak to you. it's me. lovely to speak to you. it's the first time you've come on the first time you've come on the i'm delighted to the show, so i'm delighted to have what's your have you. i mean, what's your reaction been to what's been happening schools last happening in schools the last minute closures? minute nature of these closures? i that you have your own i know that you have your own school aged children me and school aged children like me and that schools. that they attend state schools. are worried going are you worried about them going into classroom this week? into the classroom this week? >> i'm pleased that children >> no, i'm pleased that children are returning to school, including my own it's including

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as camilla mentioned, wages was the number one big thing. another thing is the writer's rooms, basically ensuring that the studios hire a certain amount of writers per show, and of course, the last thing, protections from artificial intelligence. but i think, phil, you're going to see this vote ratified, ready to go within the next few days. >> sarah, what does that mean, protections against artificial intelligence? >> so the concern amongst writers is that these studios are going to use ai to write scripts. of course that's a huge challenge, that would not only put them out of work, but there's a creative control challenge, too. ip and basically the intellectual property that you own is not necessarily protected under law if you're using artificial intelligence. so there's a concern amongst writers that if they use ai to even help them write the scripts, they're not going to be eligible for things like awards, et cetera. all of those things are the types of stuff you'll see addressed in this deal. >> is the police chief then that the studio

king charles and queen camilla start a three day state visit to france today.he royal couple will visit paris and bordeaux. 0ur paris correspondent hugh schofield reports. build for a one—time enemy of england, louis xiv. tonight in its hall of mirrors, the setting for a state banquet in which king charles and queen camilla the honoured guests. the palace and the gardens are looking their very best. france may no longer be a monarchy but under manual macron, they to do things in style. it is a symbolic occasion. here the message is clear, despite all the dissensions of recent times over brexit and other matters, the historic alliance between britain and france, to country so close in so many ways, is solid and unchanged. the king and the president have been before hero at a ceremony in london in 2020 and the king is no stranger to france. visiting dozens of times over the years in private individual capacities. like his mother the late queen, he is comfortable the language. of course, one link is a sad and tragic one footin link is a sad and tragic one foot in

in the eyes of others, before this incident camilla was walking, he somehow came up and told her, i’llht about what points to go with. that's what he wanted to kill her to put an end to soperkin, who had already served one term and decided using a familiar method after another unsuccessful conversation in a busy park . he took out a knife and attacked kamila, but fortunately not was able to complete, his intended action was stopped by passers-by who sawed the contents of gas canisters into the muscles of the face. after that, he disappeared and was on the federal wanted list, being on the run. apparently, soperkin decided to spoil the grudge even more. the life of my ex back then while the girl was in the hospital. he created a channel on the internet, where he began to post piquant pictures of soperkin and sent them to all of camila’s friends and relatives, including twelve-year-old, brother and grandmother, the entry and materials of another character. the flow of dirty publications ended when damir was detained in naberezhnye chelny all this time. camilla practically did not leave t

france welcomes king charles and queen camilla. a surprise for inflation.t does it mean for household budgets. sexual harassment anxiety all part of life for many teenagers in the u.k.. we will look at how this is impacting youngsters. the u.k. prime minister has announced a major u-turn on efforts to tackle the climate crisis, saying he wants to adopt a more realistic approach to meeting net zero by 2050. in a fairer and better way which eases the burden on british people. he has delaying the ban on the sale of diesel until 2035 and set up 2030. but he says he remains committed to reaching net zero by 2050, meaning the u.k. will no longer add to the total amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. for more on all of this, here is chris mason. chris: how we get about, how we live our lives. the government in flurry about it. all eyes on downing street, the prime minister's ideas heavenly. his planned speech rush forward. >> i know people in our country are frustrated with our politics. i know that feels much yet is promised but not delivered. i know they

- champs-elysees and he the song —— champs—elysees and he will welcome king charles iii and queen camillae first state visit to france. —— their first state visit. welcome. and so the formal welcome and beatings are under way —— greetings. we note that king charles has pretty good french and we look forward to him speaking in english and french at the senate tomorrow. they make their way no under the arc de triomphe for the formal part of this ceremony. it will contain seven elements. wreath—laying, flame lighting, a fly past to finish, national anthems will play and there will be solemn, poignant moments as they remember those who have fallen in world war i and world war ii and a reminder of the shared history and bones between france and the united kingdom. there are fourformer there are four former presidents here. god save the king plays. la marseillaise plays. we heard the national anthems of france and the united kingdom. band plays. you can see no you can see no review you can see no review of the troops —— you can now see a review of the troops and my colleague is down there somew

king charles and queen camilla are beginning a three—day state visit to france.tish monarch to address both houses of the french parliament. some of his speech will be in french. live now to richard fitzwilliams, a journalist who has extensively covered the royal family. tell us more about this visit and its significance?— its significance? this will be a very significant _ its significance? this will be a very significant visit. - its significance? this will be a very significant visit. it - its significance? this will be a very significant visit. it was i very significant visit. it was embarrassing for president macron to have to postpone it from france because of the protests, because it wasn't feasible to go ahead. there have clearly been problems in the anglo—french relationship, especially post—brexit and with the awkward submarine deal and also over migration. but essentially, two areas i think are at the heart of this visit. there is defence, very close allies in nato, there will be the wreath laying at the arbitrary and the fly—past and there will be ano

let's go to some live pictures of queen camilla and the wife of emmanuel macron.but we won't be completely without rain. there'll be a scattering of showers continue to develop through the afternoon. the odd heavy and thundery one. and more persistent rain from this cloud here, which is in across parts of northwest scotland. yesterday's rain, though, is clearing and you can see that gap in between. but it's these scattered whiter clouds that gather towards wales and the south west, which will develop more widely through the southern half of england and wales and could become thundery during the second half of the day. still gaps between — some will stay sunny. not a bad day, though, for far north of england, south and east scotland and the south of northern ireland, where many will stay dry but wet and also windy this afternoon through the north of northern ireland and still through some western parts of scotland. winds gusting 30, 40mph. temperatures down on what we've been used to so far this month, closer to where we should be for september, if not a little bit

channel >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show.here's a word for this show today and it is big because we've got a big show lined up now. i'm delighted to be joined by alex chalk, the justice secretary and conservative mp for to speak for cheltenham. lovely to speak to this morning, minister. for cheltenham. lovely to speak to you'veforning, minister. for cheltenham. lovely to speak to you'vefornia], minister. for cheltenham. lovely to speak to you'vefornia very1ister. for cheltenham. lovely to speak to you'vefornia very busy week know you've had a very busy week andindeed know you've had a very busy week and indeed let's start and indeed weekend. let's start with khalife with the daniel khalife recapture. now we had charlie taylor, the inspector of prisons, recommending that wandsworth prison be closed down. i understand you've moved. what is it , 40 down. i understand you've moved. what is it, 40 prisoners from wandsworth. surely if you're having to move prisoners because of concerns about the prison, then prison itself isn't fit

decided not to— modern world, queen camilla decided not to wear— modern world, queen camilla decidedng because this - modernising. that modernising is interesting because this trip, - modernising. that modernising is interesting because this trip, we | interesting because this trip, we are seeing on display so much history and ceremony and pomp and we are seeing the military outfits and yet they have to try and show they are modernising and developing. it's are modernising and developing. it's a kind of funny balance to try and have to strike.— a kind of funny balance to try and have to strike. absolutely. a huge dichotomy of _ have to strike. absolutely. a huge dichotomy of this _ have to strike. absolutely. a huge dichotomy of this palace - have to strike. absolutely. a huge dichotomy of this palace of - dichotomy of this palace of versailles state banquet, amazing fly pasts— versailles state banquet, amazing fly pasts but also we are going to see the _ fly pasts but also we are going to see the meat with sports personalities commemorating the rugby— personalities commemorating the

i mean, queen camilla. >> so hang on. which queen did you meet? >> i met the queen. queen camilla.that >> i met the queen. queen camilon i happen to know that >> i met the queen. queen camilon the ppen to know that >> i met the queen. queen camilon the one] to know that >> i met the queen. queen camilon the one occasion' that >> i met the queen. queen camilon the one occasion i:hat >> i met the queen. queen camilon the one occasion i did when on the one occasion i did meet camilla before she meet queen camilla before she was queen, that she speaks very good french well. and i'm good french as well. and i'm sure been contributing sure she's been contributing alongside the alongside to that. and the french love it. the french love it. >> how did you meet queen camilla and get on to the fact that she speaks good french because she came when i was deputy chairman of transport for london. >> p w- >> she came to london underground she's underground because she's a great great interest. great patron, great interest. she adult literacy and a she has and adult literacy and a transport has a

camilla tominey show. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show.ave your company this morning again. we've got a jam packed 90 minutes for you. i'm going to be speaking to sir robert buckland, former robert buckland, the former justice secretary, because there have in the news have been a lot in the news about, well , have been a lot in the news about, well, i think prisons , about, well, i think prisons, shoplifting. become shoplifting. have we become a nafion shoplifting. have we become a nation of shoplifters.7 and also , of course, the xl bully ban. i'll be discussing all that with him and a bit on tory infighting as well, because, you know, no week without tories week goes by without tories being other's throats being at each other's throats about something or other. i'm also to speaking to pat also going to be speaking to pat mcfadden, described as the most powerful people powerful labour mp most people have and i'm have never heard of and i'm going to be discussing all things london with susan hall. she's the candidate for the she's the tory

rolling out the red carpet — france welcomes king charles and queen camilla on their delayed state visita surprise fall in the rate of inflation — what does it mean for household budgets? and sexual harrassment, anxiety, and vaping — all part of life for many teenagers growing up in the uk. we'll look at how this is impacting youngsters today. first this evening. the uk prime minister rishi sunak has announced a major u—turn on efforts to tackle the climate crisis, saying he wants to adopt a more �*realistic approach�* to meeting net—zero by 2050 in a fairer and better way, he said, which eases the burden on british people. among measures he's announced... he's delaying the ban on the sale of petrol and diesel cars until 2035 instead of 2030. the scrapping of gas boilers, to be replaced by heat pumps will also be delayed until 2035. but he says he remains commited to reaching net zero by 2050 — meaning the uk would no longer add to the total amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. for more on all of this, here's our political editor, chris mason. how we get about, how we live our l

>> who would have thought we'd ever see a time when we'd accept queen camilla? back queen camilla? 20, 30 years, it was an unimaginable. who do you credit the to? that's the success of that to? that's also to be it's partly him, also got to be it's partly him, him and her. >> they're deeply in love. and you know, you can see that when you're the them. and you're with the two of them. and he she supports him in a very tangible way and he needs her. and i think it would have been unimaginable for him to do it without her. yeah. >> and she also gets it's rather old fashioned, but she gets one step behind. >> she she gets like >> she does. she gets like prince absolutely. absolutely >> it's into it today. she's >> and it's into it today. she's doing the first lady, doing stuff with the first lady, which people think which is some people might think a old fashioned, isn't it? a bit old fashioned, isn't it? you girls and do you know, girls go off and do one thing while the men do the serious but that's serious politics. but that's twas ever thus. >> it was ever thus. and she's doing some

king charles and queen camilla are in france for a three—day state visit and they've arleady been at with members of the public and working the crowd alongside emmanuel macron. that happened after they walked out of the elysee palace onto the streets of the french capital. earlier in the day, the pair took part in a ceremony at the arc de triomphe as you can see there where king charles and the french president laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. they then travelled to the elysee palace as you can see there, president macron and king charles and queen camilla posing for photos before heading inside. don't forget, you must stay with us because we will bring new prime minister rishi sunak�*s speech in the next few moments where he is expected to water down key green targets. that speech live from downing street. the prime minister says he is still committed to reaching net—zero but in a more proportionate way. stay with us here in bbc news for that and the latest. hello there. the weather story so far this week has been dominated by heavy rain the rivers are now starting

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king charles and camilla are there while the pope is in marseille. of course taking some time to sample some local wine. this is notjust any vineyard, it is a sustainable vineyard. it will of course be right up vineyard. it will of course be right up king charles's street. this is a vineyard where they produce solar energy and don't develop carbon capture, it is fully organic. they are signing something. they were sampling some local wine there which is fully organic, and they have horse—drawn vehicles as well. of course, king charles has been very much pushing the idea of sustainability for decades, now. today's visits, his last day of the visit is very much focused on the planet. earlier he was visiting a forest, and every experimental forest, looking at the impact on trees. he is wrapping up his trip to france with a visit to a vineyard. now for a bride in particular, one of the big moments of the wedding day is when the congregation and groom turn to look as you walk down the aisle. but how would that feel if you were blind? well, blind broadcast

we will take you to the other visiting france, king charles and queen camilla visiting a vineyard later plenty to keep across and of course president zelensky in canada. hello from the bbc sport centre. the solheim cup is under way. more on that coming up injust a moment but first... it's been four defeats in five for manchester united after their li—3 loss at bayern munich in the champions league earlier this week. that's their worst start to a season for 37 years. they travel to burnley on saturday with the heat starting to grow on manager erik ten hag... it's not always only going up. you will have your gaps and you get strong from it, as long as you stay together, and that is what we are doing. the dressing room, staff, all the staff, coaches, medical, everyone is united, and at united she fights. there's been a big boost for arsenal ahead of sunday's north london derby, captain martin odegaard has signed a new five year deal with the club. the 2a —year—old has three goals in seven appearances already this season, and follows in the footsteps of bukayo saka, gabriel martinelli and w

camilla bernal has the story of how burning man became a muddy mess. >> it's a real sloppy mess out theree around the bar. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people stuck at burning man in a nevada desert over the weekend after heavy rains made a mess of the dirt roads. >> we drove out and got stuck and made one bad decision. it was up to here. >> reporter: hundreds of cars ended up stranded on roads leading out of the black rock desert in the northern western part of the state. >> everything was shut down and getting out was a nightmare. >> reporter: paul and his wife left maui's devastation for what was supposed to be a minihoneymoon. >> it was impossible to function, impossible to move around, impossible to communicate. entire camps became pretty much destroyed. >> reporter: less than an inch of water fell over one 24-hour period from friday to saturday. >> so much water. we are flooded. >> reporter: organizers of the week long festival asked attendees to shelter in place and to conserve food, water, and fuel. >> it's been fairly festive. everybody's taken it in stride. >> reporter: som

and king charles and queen camilla are to visit paris and bordeaux as part of a three—day state visito france. just want to bring you a new newsline coming into us on our top story, the news that rishi sunak is considering weakening key green policies, we have had news from sir alok sharma, former president of cop26, warning that this could cost the conservative party votes. he told bbc radio 4... i think it would be extremely damaging if the political consensus that we forged in our country on the environment and climate action is fractured. he said... franklyi and climate action is fractured. he said... frankly i really don't believe that it is going to help any political party electorally which chooses to go down this path. i'm sure we will have plenty more reaction to that story and we will bring it to you. azerbaijan says it will continue its military assault on nagorno—karabakh until armenian separatists there surrender. officials in the disputed territory say 25 people have been killed and more than 80 injured since fighting broke out early on tuesday. azerbaijani forces have l