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our correspondent camilla escalante was there and spoke to us about the protest action. let's take a listen. this is a a sit in action that was organized by a coalition of jewish organizations among them, independent jewish jewish voices and if not now among many others and the support of the palestinian youth movement. they're here saying uh, stop the genocide on gaza, stop stop the... genicide of the palestinian people, and they're saying that they'll be carrying out actions every day until there's some change, and of course they're also making hands of the canadian government in ottawa, saying that ottawa and justin trudo and this government is complicit and the crimes that are taking place and the genocide that's taking place, and ethnic cleansing, and so those are the sorts of messages we're hearing here today. there has been severe suppression and repression of palestinian activism on university campuses throughout. including here in toronto, particularly in the country's largest universities such as york university, the university of toronto, students and student

she signed it camilla there, as well. so that's a very special thing you're carrying, isn't it?ng and into art. she's into art. what do you think of her picture? and books. she's into books, as well. and the 500 words grand final will be hosted by queen camilla at buckingham palace on world book day next march. last month, breakfast had a sneak preview with guestjudge sir lenny henry. and we're going to be the judges. i can't wait. it will be an incredible experience. you know, a child of any age, whether that's a five—year—old, 11—year—old or anywhere in between — to visit such a special place, to be part of such an amazing competition that any child can enter to use their imagination, i think will be something they will remember for ever. so i tell you a secret? it doesn't have to be 500 words. yeah, i know it says 500 words or less. and strong. i don't know what to say! the great thing about this competition is it's not like normal school, right? so it can be crazy ideas. it can be the funniest, silliest... toilet paper is fine. i'm just imagining queen camilla, buckingham pa

thank you. >> camilla. >> camilla. >> you. >> camilla. » you. >> thank you.conversation coming about churchill and the people he i'm going to be speaking he met. i'm going to be speaking to mckay, to the author, sinclair mckay, about book britain's about his new book on britain's greatest stay greatest prime minister. stay tuned that you company right through until 7:00 this evening. gb news the people's . channel welcome people's. channel welcome back to the camilla thomas show. >> i've been looking forward to this part of the show. all of the show, because i'd like to hear about churchill and sinclair. mckay is with me now. he's a new book, he's the author of a new book, meeting life 19, meeting churchill a life in 19, counters. the book tells winston churchill's story through churchill's life story through the of memories from 90 the prism of memories from 90 different who met him . different people who met him. sinclair through sinclair has trawled through mountains of diaries, memoirs and letters to put all this together, and it features accounts from so

with me, camilla tominey. do not adjust your set . i am camilla tominey. do not adjust your set. i am here for the week. standing in as the main man continues to eat all sorts of indescribable foods in the jungle. but we've got a jam packed you tonight. as packed show for you tonight. as you imagine. we're going you would imagine. we're going to, be discussing to, of course, be discussing immigration suella braverman immigration in suella braverman once again clashing with rishi sunak even though she's out of office. found out the plan office. we found out the plan that they hatched together on rwanda. it doesn't make for rwanda. and it doesn't make for particularly pretty reading. also more shenanigans in the also had more shenanigans in the house of today about an house of commons today about an immigration that the immigration plan that the government to be at odds government seems to be at odds with itself so we'll be with itself on. so we'll be talking that little talking about that a little later. going be later. also going to be discussing the march against anti—semitism i

with me, camilla tominey. now joining me, camilla tominey. now joining me now is ben leo gb news.n australia for ben. what's the latest from the jungle? >> good morning, camilla from the gold coast. can i just start very quickly by congratulating you on some epic viewing figures for your sunday show? well deserved. absolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it absolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . absolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . and bsolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . and if.olutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . and if anyone's not smashing it. and if anyone's not seen your show on a sunday, tune in because missing out. in because you're missing out. talking gb news viewers who talking of gb news viewers who are smashing nigel, are also smashing it. nigel, isn't in the isn't he doing well in the jungle? yeah, it all kicked off again with sirieix with again with fred sirieix with that row. he accused that brexit row. he accused nigel tanking the economy nigel of tanking the economy with i with brexit. i'd argue, f

yadok definitely waited, he was very worried about camilla, because i have a special relationship with me it’s like that, we don’t see it as a hall , here’s a completely new image, an adult, an accomplished figure skater, there’s nothing to even add here , it’s just cool, i said red, that means red, and it turned out in this gorgeous red dress and so ride with inspiration. everyone was watching, all the coaches were cheering. calmly, but extremely focused before her performance, kamilla valieva, however, look, this playful one can’t take her eyes off the performance, you miss him, what are you saying, and we are for kamilla valieva, i want to believe that she herself is a competitive athlete, today her performance was mesmerizing. and i would also like to add that figure skating, we often say that it is also mathematics, and we say this is also very important in our sport, especially when the guys, dancing, beautiful, as they are now, in a good mood, rise to the top . the top line , in place of the leader of the competition, has already felt the taste of high results this season, the c

, who then invited camilla to meet several members of abbey staff.icipating in a longstanding remembrance tradition, which was started by major george howson mc in 1928. he suggested using land outside westminster abbey as a place where anyone could plant a poppy in memory of a loved one. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. it's turned into a classic sunshine and showers day, although the showers have been quite plentiful. you can see on our earlier satellite image all of these shower clouds pushing in from the atlantic. it's all being driven by an area of low pressure, the center of which shows up very clearly as a curl of clouds to the north west of the uk. as we go through the rest of the day, showers particularly focused in spots exposed to the wind, a strong wind at that across parts of south wales, south west england and the channel islands. gusty conditions around the coast, not as many showers in eastern england or indeed in northern scotland. and then as we head through the evening, we will see further showers, part

camilla >> thanks for that. well, welcome back. it's me, camilla tominey, covering for nigel farage tonight. and we're going to speaking about covid to be speaking about the covid inquiry because health secretary, former health secretary, former health secretary hancock been secretary matt hancock has been giving let's just pick giving evidence. let's just pick out some of the highlights . i out some of the highlights. i can people felt i was can see why people felt i was overconfident, he told the inquiry . he largely inquiry. he blamed largely dominic cummings for the toxic culture at number 10. he said we should have locked down three weeks earlier and he insisted that he had told boris johnson that he had told boris johnson that the country should lock down as early as march 13th, 2020. this is what he said. >> i've had the chance to check because you questioned my the phone call. i made to the prime minister. it was at three 334 that afternoon. i've been at 324. i've been able to check my phone records, which have i've come to

i'll honest with you, i'll be very honest with you, camilla. discussion camilla. has gone much all our homes gone on so much in all our homes and wherever you go people and wherever you go and people stop the streets to talk stop me on the streets to talk about this. yes. my view is we live a democracy, the live in a democracy, but the people who the people who people who died, the people who served own my own served my own father, my own father second world war, father in the second world war, my in the first my grandfather in the first world war. what was that world war. what what was that all their service. all about? their service. and for who it was about for those who died, it was about having democracy where you do having a democracy where you do have which often have opinions, which very often you violently as you disagree with violently as long people do it in a long as people do it in a peaceable way and don't break the that is fine with me. i the law, that is fine with me. i know an awful lot of your viewers particularly won't agree with to let's get wi

radio. >> welcome back to farage with me , camilla tominey. let's get me, camilla tominey. on to the british economy now and andrew bailey's comments about britain's growth outlook . about britain's growth outlook. according to the governor of the bank of england, it's the worst i've he said in an i've seen, he said in an interview with chronicle in interview with the chronicle in newcastle. he said, and i quote, if you look at what i call the potential growth rates of the economy, there's no doubt it's lower has been much lower than it has been for much of working it does of my working life. it does concern that the supply concern me that the supply side of the economy has slowed. it does concern me lot, he said. does concern me a lot, he said. for good measure when asked about interest rates , mr about the interest rates, mr bailey said they were unlikely to for the foreseeable to be cut for the foreseeable future as warned that the future as he warned that the next of cutting inflation next stage of cutting inflation would quote, hard work. just would be, quote, hard wor

and queen camilla is set to work feeding orphaned elephants in kenya.bbc london, the met says it will attend fewer mental health calls under new plans with the nhs to help free up officers to deal with crime. good evening from jerusalem. for the first time since the war between israel and hamas began, dozens of injured palestinians and more hundreds of foreign nationals have been allowed to leave gaza. they've entered egypt by the rafah crossing on the border, with the injured being treated at field hospitals there. the foreign office says that british nationals will start to be taken out in stages over the coming days. people who've been trapped in gaza for weeks began crossing the borderfrom late morning, after the territory was besieged by israel, after hamas attacked it over three weeks ago. hamas is classed as a terrorist organisation by the uk government. and in northern gaza, there's been another air strike on the jabalia refugee camp, a day after an israeli attack caused heavy casualties at the refugee camp there. our international editor jeremy

thank you camilla. palestinians have filed the formal complaint with the international atomic energy agency against the israeli regime over his ministers a threat to nuke the gaza strip. the palestinian foreign minister riad al-malaki an official letter to the ia chief has stated that the threat. tales quote an official recognition that israel possesses nuclear weapons. the letter says the nuclear thread is completely consistent with the prevailing discourse in israel against the palestinians. the israel minister's call for using nuclear weapons against palestinians had drawn international condemnations. iran urged the un and the iaa to take action to disarm the barbaric regime. russia also condemned the threat saying that israel appears to have admitted that it has nukes. israel does not publicly acknowledge its nuclear arsenal. nor does it allow international inspection of its nuclear facilities, but the regime is believed to possess some 400 nuclear warheads. three leading palestinian human rights or

all right, let's go back to uh camilla, our correspondent in toronto. camilla, when we're looking at these uh, these demonstrations that are happening worldwide. uh, the question is, how can these demonstrations bear fruit? we know that the public global awareness is in support of the palestinians, many of the pro-western and uh... uh all governments uh to the uh to the israelis and the united states uh, they're not pushing for uh a stop to this blood shit so how can we see that uh gap bridging between what uh the people out on the streets are calling for and and the government stances? well on the one hand as you've seen there have been very large street mobilizations, there have been large protests, but "the sort of strategy that they're turning to now is that activists want to take their protest directly to the doorstep of their members of parliament, directly to actually the mayor of toronto, the prime minister justin trudeau, he was ambushed in away a restaurant while he was eating dinner this week, and activists, we're calling for seasfire there,

this, come to me, my dear, no, come on, come on, well done, my dear, well done, please tell me , camillaa favor, what are we going to do, the first trick is called a ladder , look, the main thing is to press under his chest like that, yeah, come on, don’t be afraid, you will succeed, once, finger hold the big one, how cool, under the chest, come on, come on, it’s amazing , but in my opinion everything works out, do more, more, more, try it yourself, come on, come on, don’t be afraid, push, talk to us, beautiful, i really appreciate it i liked it, holding it, so, i know that for the second trick you will need props, that's right, yes, bring it, quickly, please, listen, where do they live, they live in our house, on the balcony, at home on the balcony, and in the winter, in the winter too, everyone has their own cage, okay, let's do the second trick, take the hoop, take it with the other hand, yeah, and now. turn on me, turn on me, just like that, don’t be afraid, now, try one, spin, come on, come on, spin, spin, spin, don’t be afraid, let’s still try with him, listen, this is a direct tra

camilla, i believe thousands of people have gathered at parliament hill, in order were calling for a permanent sease fire in gaza and also demanding an end to the canadian complicity in the ongoing genocide and season selling weapons to israel. precisely, people have come from all around the country. ottawa is about... four and a half hours from toronto, which is of course the largest city in canada, and buses and caravans have come from all the major cities, including montreal and quebec city. ottawa is of course between uh two of the most populated uh provinces, ontario and and uh quebec, both of which have seen uh, constant waves of protest, both in the street, those sorts of mobilizations, other actions targeting uh companies that are complicit in uh... the killings and violence and genocide in gaza and also uh things like sidens uh trying to get uh the attention of elected members of parliaments and also uh different protests have taken place on universities throughout the country so these people are here now people are assembled behind me and rallying but down on the street uh

radio. >> welcome back to farage with me , camilla tominey. let's get me, camilla tominey. get on to the british economy now and andrew bailey's comments about britain's growth outlook . about britain's growth outlook. according to the governor of the bank of england, it's the worst i've he said in an i've seen, he said in an interview with chronicle in interview with the chronicle in newcastle. he said, and i quote, if you look at what i call the potential growth rates of the economy, there's no doubt it's lower has been much lower than it has been for much of working it does of my working life. it does concern that the supply concern me that the supply side of the economy has slowed. it does concern me lot, he said. does concern me a lot, he said. for good measure when asked about interest rates , mr about the interest rates, mr bailey said they were unlikely to for the foreseeable to be cut for the foreseeable future as warned that the future as he warned that the next of cutting inflation next stage of cutting inflation would quote, hard work. just would be, quote, hard

camilla good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show >> what a show we have got lined up form hoping that the deputy prime minister can hear me and is joining us from central london as we speak . from central london as we speak. mr can you hear me? mr dowden, can you hear me? thank very, much indeed thank you very, very much indeed for time this morning. i've for your time this morning. i've just been speaking michael just been speaking to michael portillo these portillo about some of these allegations in the mail on sunday. need to ask you, sunday. i do need to ask you, because party chairman because you were party chairman at the time. it's been suggested that the tory party covered up a rape claim or several alleged rape claim or several alleged rape claims paid made for a complainant to be sent to a private hospital rather than speak to the police. you were party chairman before jake berry wrote this letter alerting the authorities to what had gone on. what knowledge do you have of these events, mr dowden ? well, these events, mr dowden? well, first of all, i should factu

camilla >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show.ot an epic show lined up for you today with the government's autumn statement expected on wednesday, setting out its spending plans for the next six months. i'm delighted to bring jeremy hunt, the chancellor and mp for west surrey, into mp for south west surrey, into the conversation now. lovely to see you morning, chancellor the conversation now. lovely to s l00k,j morning, chancellor the conversation now. lovely to s l00k,j |know1g, chancellor the conversation now. lovely to s l00k,j |know you've ncellor the conversation now. lovely to s l00k,j |know you've done»r . look, now i know you've done various broadcast where various broadcast rounds where you've say what's you've refused to say what's happening on wednesday. there's been talk of you cutting iht. how about unfreezing these tax bands? how about unfreezing these tax bands.7 you can't be happy about the idea of people on 40,000 or above. some of them might be teachers, some of them might be nurses fiscally nurses actually being

, they will make that shortjourney king and queen camilla, they will make that short journey from there to the palace of westminster. lots of logistics, organisation going in to today to make sure it passes off without a hitch. the timescale and the planning to the minutes, expected to be down just after quarter past 11, a heavy police presence and lots of people lining that route to watch the procession down here to westminster. what happens when he arrives at the palace of westminster? he will make its way, along with the queen, through the sovereign's entrance, the jaw reserved exclusively for the monarch. 0nce reserved exclusively for the monarch. once inside, he will wear the robes of state and make its way to the house of lords where he will be on the throne, mps from the commons will enter the house of lords, it is a packed chamber, they will traditionally listen in silence before returning to the house of commons where we will hear from both the prime minister and the leader of the prime minister and the leader of the opposition and mps will debate the opposition and mps will

camilla two now it's back to.amilla tominey show. >> lovely to have your company this sunday morning. lots more still to come. i'm going to be speaking to kwasi kwarteng in just what does the just a moment. what does the former chancellor of how just a moment. what does the forrreplacement)r of how just a moment. what does the forrreplacement is of how just a moment. what does the forrreplacement is doing?f how just a moment. what does the forrreplacement is doing? we're his replacement is doing? we're going to get more expert analysis from anna mikhailova of the mail on sunday and former defence shadow defence secretary and shadow chancellor portillo. chancellor michael portillo. and with his party winning over disgruntled tories by the droves , i'll be joined by richard tice , the leader of reform and this is a special story you'll be able to hear my interview with a british father who's left to london volunteer with the israeli defence forces in the west bank. would you believe now kwasi kwarteng, the former ch

camilla tominey.he studio by nick owen and michael portillo as we take in these extremely moving scenes from the cenotaph in london at the moment. the images that you're watching are of representatives from 47 different commonwealth countries . we've got 47 high countries. we've got 47 high commissioners or their representatives laying wreaths in five groups at the moment, various sides of the cenotaph monument , various sides of the cenotaph monument, very solemn various sides of the cenotaph monument , very solemn scenes. monument, very solemn scenes. and i think again , seeing the and i think again, seeing the royals, the contribution of the royals, the contribution of the royals to the military, we know how important it was to the late queen nick, the king there. you said to me earlier about how emotional he seemed last night at the royal festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall. tell me about that. >> well, he was , i don't think, >> well, he was, i don't think, tearful was quite the expr

good camilla good evening, camilla tominey good evening, camilla tominey good to you and you've >> veryout been quite outspoken about immigration in last 24 hours. >> and you've said you >> and you've said that you think the government think that if the government doesn't solve this issue, it's going electorally going to be electorally disastrous for them. >> well, it's obviously difficult we tens difficult that we promise tens of thousands in 2010. we reiterate , made a promise to reiterate, made a promise to control migration in 2019. and we had 1.4 million people arrive in two years. at the end of june 2023. now, this just isn't good enough. we can't promise voters one thing and fail to deliver it. and legal migration is much, much easier to deal with than illegal. it's simply a matter of statutory instruments and government regulation had made that point in the house yesterday that he have yesterday that he would have introduced measures last introduced these measures last christmas he had choice christmas if he had a choice which that which seemed to suggest that number blocking nu

camilla at the. ), that was no was a very good charity. okay. i\no. camilla at the.as no , no. camilla at the. not camilla's. remember, at the palace. and there was a woman. oh, yes, yes, yes. and all that stuff. and it turns out like they charged 50,000 for one who was insulted by the questions asked by the lady. so you know, where exactly how this money would have othennise have been spent. would have othennise have been spent . yeah. spent. yeah. >> is might not have been any better than than black cabs and dinners definitely. josh dinners anyway. definitely. josh the regard hamas as the fbi do not regard hamas as merely a local threat it seems. yeah >> hamas poses greatest threat , >> hamas poses greatest threat, terrorist threat since isis. fbi chief was warns. i don't think they're literally talking about isis, even though hamas has arguably these connections to the uk. even but this is talk in america with and for iran and proxies and even saying that there was times piece in the weekend about how these a lot of these the big marches are being sort of part sor

good camilla good evening, camilla tominey good evening, camilla tominey good to you and you've >> very about been quite outspoken about immigration in last 24 hours. >> and you've said you >> and you've said that you think the government think that if the government doesn't solve this issue, it's going electorally going to be electorally disastrous for them. >> well, it's obviously difficult we tens difficult that we promise tens of thousands in 2010. we reiterate , made a promise to reiterate, made a promise to control migration in 2019. and we had 1.4 million people arrive in two years. at the end of june 2023. now, this just isn't good enough. we can't promise voters one thing and fail to deliver it. and legal migration is much, much easier to deal with than illegal. it's simply a matter of statutory instruments and government regulation had made that point in the house yesterday that he have yesterday that he would have introduced measures last introduced these measures last christmas he had choice christmas if he had a choice which that which seemed to suggest that number blocking

camilla yesterday feeding the baby rememberrby, elephant.baby rememberrby, greatant. we all remember the great pictures, we? pictures, don't we? >> brilliant. cameron >> that's brilliant. cameron walker, much for walker, thank you very much for joining now, rishi sunak sat joining us. now, rishi sunak sat down musk at lancaster down with elon musk at lancaster house following the two day ai safety summit at bletchley park . safety summit at bletchley park. they discussed the future possibilities of ai and some of the dangers involved with advancing technology, tech giant billionaire elon musk says that artificial intelligence will one day eradicate the need for jobs. well security minister tom tugendhat says the uk will be at the heart of regulation for many years to come , and he's done so years to come, and he's done so and now is approaching artificial intelligence in a way thatis artificial intelligence in a way that is open and is engaged and that is open and is engaged and thatis that is open and is engaged and that is looking for all

camilla now it's back to. camilla >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show. on this sunday morning. now i'm going to be joined by shadow defence secretary john healey in just a moment. hot on the heels from selling out the o2 arena, you'll be able to hear my exclusive interview canadian interview with the canadian psychologist prominent psychologist and prominent conservative jordan conservative thinker jordan peterson, author of 12 rules for life . we touched on everything life. we touched on everything from israel and hamas multiculturalism. harry and meghan and what he makes of the british conservative party. it was a really interesting chat and not want to miss and you will not want to miss it, that. i'm also it, i promise you that. i'm also to going be getting some analysis of the covid inquiry from as from david davis as a libertarian . i'll also be asking libertarian. i'll also be asking him pro—palestinian him whether pro—palestinian protesters allowed to protesters should be allowed to march on the cenotaph on armistice day. and this is a really good

camilla, hello, come and have a seat.id this. and your mother turns out to be his sister? yes, they had a very trusting relationship, and they were connected through work, that’s why. in addition to the seemingly close relationship of close conversation, and as relatives, they communicated very often at work. camilla, come on, did he tell your mom that he cheated on his wife? i think no, these are two different things, talking about cheating and talking about a child who is on the side, but not talking about women, talking about an illegitimate child, well, if he found out that he had an illegitimate child, he would have told my mother this, because if there was an illegitimate child, he would have helped him. i just know how he loves his children and how he treats them, so that there could be an illegitimate child on the side, i don’t believe in that, okay, camilla, do you think he cheated on your uncle on his wife when we we were little, i never heard about this conversation in the family, our mother - aunt lyuda very o

let's go now to cnn's camilla bernal. camilla, what are you learns about this incident and a suspect? >> reporter: authorities are still searching for the suspect in this case. he's believed to have been driving a toyota four runner. in terms of the victim here, he's still at the hospital. he told me, look, i want to advocate for love, for understanding, for inclusivity. and a lot of the students that i talked with told me they support, they admire that message, but nonetheless are extremely concerned. >> i've been feeling sad. i've been feeling anxious. i'm been feeling worried. >> reporter: this is how he says he and others are feeling, as palestinian americans, as muslims, and as students at stanford university. >> it's scary that this kind of hate can happen in a place where i'm supposed to feel at home. >> reporter: fear, as a result of what he believes are hate crimes. the university's department of public safety now investigating five incidents since the onset of the israel-hamas war. four appear to have targeted a

all right, camilla bernal. thank you very much. the counsel on american islamic relations says more than 750 incidents of anti-arab or anti-muslim bias have been reported across the country since october 7th. joining us now to talk about this, a spokesperson and maryland director for the organization known as care. zanib, we just saw camilla's piece a few moments ago, what is going on, especially on college campuses right now. i've never seen anything like it. it's extraordinary. >> it is. and definitely unprecedented. my organization has been putting in 18 to 20-hour work days. my team in the national office, just clocking along hours, responding to request for assistance from community members, students, employees, who are affected by these very tense political climate. and it's really not something we've seen to this degree before. >> and we all remember the senseless murder of little what d wadea, 6-year-old that was brutally stabbed to death by his family's landlord. how is his family doing? >> this is very traumatic. our chic

now, it was necessary. now the coaches are telling me she fought, she fought, in the end, beauty, camillad another fine, like for a fall, now i decided to do without it, but you hear teri georgievin here beridze, probably joking, says, at the end we suggested, maybe we should send it after all, by chance, i really want to congratulate my mom, alsou, on mother’s day, thank you very much, yes, without you i simply wouldn’t have everything that i have now, thank you, none of us without our mothers would have what we have, therefore, we join camilla’s congratulations, we congratulate all our mothers on mother’s day, and we ourselves continue to experience what we just saw on the ice of the sports and megasport palace, a free program in a new dress, slightly altered from the previous stage in samara, a free program kamilla valeeva’s program, as i wanted it to work out: it didn’t work out, unfortunately, but camillo is still great , he won’t deceive the audience, yes, the audience always feels everything, we can already say that an absolutely amazing russian championship awaits us, in fact the

they are the guests of king charles and queen camilla.of the king's reign. as our reporter nicky schiller explains, there will be a lot of pomp and ceremony on show over the next few days. unionjacks and south korean flags are already flying outside buckingham palace for the state visit of president yoon and the first lady kim keon hee. it's ten years since a similar visit to the united kingdom by a south korean president. now, ahead of the state visit, in new malden, which is home to one of the largest korean communities in europe, there was a kimchi festival at the weekend celebrating the traditional dish of fermented and salted veg. it is one of many events taking place to mark 140 years of friendship between the two countries. i think it's really exciting, especially as a british korean, to celebrate this unique relationship between the uk and korea. and i think especially the fact that the president is coming, this is a really important state visit that hasn't happened for, i think, a really long time, so i feel the british korean co

she takes the leading position, bravo, camilla, we continue to follow with undisguised interest whate of the grand prix, in krasnoyarsk, veronica won a silver award, by the way, if she wins, she can... there are most of the athletes competing with her in the overall standings. so, veronica emetova. veronika emetova, ekaterinburg, sverdlovsk region, real star, ural lightning from figure skating, now we were sitting with alexander grishin, remembering whether we had ever seen a gross mistake on a jumping element, or indeed on any element, by veronika imetova and could not remember, they did not ask mikhail kolidym, because misha did not i watched it before the current figure skating season, in principle, but at the previous stage we managed to remember that in the short program veronica scored a little less than 67 points, but in general, then thanks to the absolutely phenomenal performance of the free program, veronica krasnoyarsk climbed to the second step of the podium and won the silver medal, i remind you that based on the results of this stage the list of finalists of the tournam

as their state visit to kenya continues, king charles and queen camilla have spent their third day marking kenyan marines carry out a training exercise in the port city mombassa. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. variety is always a feature of royal visits, and the military component is generally a strong one. on a beach near kenya's second city, mombasa, the kenyan marine corps demonstrated what was described as a covert beach landing. not that there was anything terribly covert once they'd got ashore. watching from a distance, king charles, captain general of britain's royal marines, who trained the kenyans, and queen camilla. colourful welcomes also tend to feature strongly on these tours. and then there are the events which address the king's long—standing interests. the fact that he's now on the throne rather than heir to the throne, has curtailed his freedom to canvass on issues that matter to him. but on anything to do with the environment, his interest is undiminished. and here, people are trying to save the coral reef. the king was shown ways in which local people

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queen camilla is already wearing her coronation robe.at we see on stamps and on banknotes at the moment. and then the king will take the throne inside the house of lords chamber. the crown itself, the imperial state. crown which he wore on his return journey from westminster abbey to buckingham palace following his coronation in may. that crown is incredibly heavy. it has thousands of diamonds on it. it's over a kilogram in weight. and the late queen once said she had to bring the speech up to her face to read it. rather than put her neck downwards as would be perhaps normal when you are reading a piece of paper. the reason being is because the crown is so heavy and i quote your neck would break queen elizabeth break is what queen elizabeth seconds said. so i'm sure seconds once said. so i'm sure the king has been is taking after mother, queen after his mother, queen elizabeth. second on that advice . as for the way he reads the speech, of course, he was criticised in the past when he was prince of wales, but perhaps towing too close to

there is a great video , mark, of camilla great video, mark, of camilla p°ppi"9 great video, mark, of. >> and it made me think of prince william in that huge group of people saying , who just group of people saying, who just pinched my bottom. well mark, now we know the culprit perhaps he's a little paranoid because camilla's got some some frisky hands. camilla's got some some frisky hands . but i love seeing the hands. but i love seeing the king and the queen affectionate . king and the queen affectionate. what we want is for these two to lean on each other , love each lean on each other, love each other, and together to be, you know, a powerful all, you know, a power couple and to utilise each other's strengths for comfort, definite . comfort, definite. >> see, you've got your reservations about camilla and her history with diana and charles. but i'm sure that with me, you wish the couple well. i guess it's water under the bndge guess it's water under the bridge now, briefly , if you can, bridge now, briefly, if you can, kinsey, very sad news. the death of a true comedy legend , mat

, is it camilla who she called the enem now queen camilla. usband, she's now queen camilla. >> stillall. right. still to come, missing packages is one out of three consumers experienced a delivery problem with parcel firms in just the last month. >> and perks of the job is it fair for a primary school teacher to be changing nappies? >> outrageous . that and much >> outrageous. that and much more after your morning's news with sophia wenzler. >> it's 1131. with sophia wenzler. >> it's1131. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. lord david cameron has visited for ukraine the first time as foreign secretary he video of the surprise visit to kyiv was posted on social media the with president vladimir zelenskyy saying he's grateful for the uk's support given the world isn't focussed on the war in his country. the talks addressed the need for weapons on the front line, strengthening air defence and protecting ukraine's infrastructure and people . while infrastructure and people. while the prime minister insists flights to rwanda will go ahead in the spring as planned , rishi in the spring as

there is a great video , mark, of camilla great video, mark, of camilla p°ppi"9 great video, mark, of. >> and it made me think of prince william in that huge group of people saying , who just group of people saying, who just pinched my bottom. well mark, now we know the culprit perhaps he's a little paranoid because camilla's got some some frisky hands. camilla's got some some frisky hands . but i love seeing the hands. but i love seeing the king and the queen affectionate . king and the queen affectionate. what we want is for these two to lean on each other , love each lean on each other, love each other, and together to be, you know, a powerful all, you know, a power couple and to utilise each other's strengths for comfort, definite . comfort, definite. >> see, you've got your reservations about camilla and her history with diana and charles. but i'm sure that with me, you wish the couple well. i guess it's water under the bndge guess it's water under the bridge now, briefly , if you can, bridge now, briefly, if you can, kinsey, very sad news. the death of a true comedy legend , mat

i mean, we know this about camilla. >> we know this about camilla, don't we?nts foxes, she smokes fags , she foxes, she smokes fags, she smokes fags, she drinks gin on horseback. we know she's anti—woke. i kind of love that about camilla. she's game for a laugh , you know, she's not woke . laugh, you know, she's not woke. >> she's apparently rolls her eyes when veganism or gender identity are discussed and allegedly thinks thanked piers morgan for calling meghan the pinocchio princess after the duchess spoke out about her mental health. i mean, it does look as though we do have an anti woke queen, doesn't it ? anti woke queen, doesn't it? >> yeah, i think we probably do. and she's kind of she's a bit older. she's not that old fashioned, sort of aristocratic variety of woman that you get . variety of woman that you get. who, um, you know, just rolls with the punches and doesn't get too caught up in hysteria or neurosis. she's i mean, god knows she's not neurotic. she's put up with a lot over the years from from the press and from prince charles. you know, she's

king charles, captain general of britain's royal, donna brantz who trained the canyons and queen camillaanding interest. the fact that he is now on the throne, ratherthan fact that he is now on the throne, rather than enter the throne, rather than enter the throne, has curtailed his freedom to canvas on issues that to him. but on anything to do with the environment his interest is undiminished and here, people are trying to save the coral reefs. the king was shown ways in which local people are encouraging the coral to grow again, after the damaging impact of pollution and the uncontrollable two uncontrolled collection of coral. concrete blocks and other structures are fitted with fragments of coral which will help the brief to regenerate. and then on a beach on the edge of the indian ocean, the king gave the signal to float one of the blocks, with its coral fragments, to float one of the blocks, with its coralfragments, out to the brief and to sink it. 1's small gesture among many others taken with royal approval to protect the natural environment. i will be back with the business news

king charles is on king charles and queen camilla have met kenyan veterans of the second world war on nairobi to honour africans who died fighting for britain in the last century, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. their sacrifice has sometimes been overlooked. soldiers from africa who lost their lives in the world wars. king charles and queen camilla arrived to pay their respects at a commonwealth war graves commission ceremony on the outskirts of nairobi. waiting to meet them where four veterans of world war ii. former british soldiers who are now in their late 90s, and even older. this is samweli mburia. he is said to have been born in 1906. that makes him 117 years old. close by were medals, sets of medals to replace the decorations these men had to destroy during the mau mau uprising of the 1950s, forfear of being seen as british collaborators. the king and queen laid their wreaths in tribute to the estimated 15,000 soldiers from africa who died in the world wars. the couple made their way around the cemetery — the king tripping, at one point. and then it was t

he would avoid camilla's, help.amage. so saying about camilla that she was not very nice and neither was king charles. he wasn't popular. and prince prince william is actually still having to get the lead . and having to get the lead. and actually, it's going to be a very , very nasty, spiteful thing very, very nasty, spiteful thing because he won't have got through to the royal family all the information would be that three years old, at least . three years old, at least. >> but it's incredible. she only spent what was it, 18 months in the household . the royal household. >> she she has to win i >> she know anything about it? you know, can't learn about you know, you can't learn about the royal family 18 months. the royal family in 18 months. i've sort living in the i've sort of living in in the palace for a little bit. she didn't understand. it's very sad. she didn't understand what about prince william, though? because he's heading to singapore. yes. >> he's going to off deliver the pnzes >> he's going to off del

>> and camilla and camilla's as well. >> yes. you get around angela. >> yes.tart with? meghan she says meghan markle now, she says there's not one, but two, apparently. according apparently. this is according to apparently. this is according to a book. a new book. >> you have to say that. yes. according book. but according to the new book. but she is now saying that she's had nothing whatsoever to deal with it. but that's what they said last time with the first book. and she had to go to court and apologise because she had done so. i don't believe that they haven't controlled this new book amidst goby and a lot of it is their wish to be horrendous, but pretend it's not them. i think if you look back on how they behave, that's how they behave. well, the thing that there's two people first of all, it's like saying anything. i mean, i've got friends opposite me who actually got three children, one's mix first one's white, one's mix first one's white, one's not white. and they discuss it a lot . which one? it discuss it a lot. which one? it doesn't mean that you'r

it christmas dinner sitting around a table with harry and meghan, camilla, william , meghan, camilla,la, william, catherine. it's just plain ridiculous. and some commentators have been saying , commentators have been saying, yeah, it's likely to be an olive branch. well, this is some olive branch. well, this is some olive branch. it's more like an oak tree. >> yeah, absolutely . thank you, >> yeah, absolutely. thank you, charles. charles rea they're giving us these brilliant insight into all of that other revelations from this book, the princess of wales, apparently , princess of wales, apparently, catherine is terrified of doing anything other than grinning photo opportunities . anything other than grinning photo opportunities. um, apparently, king charles called harry a fool over netflix, but he's right about that . i would he's right about that. i would have thought he called him a little bit stronger than that. and the idea that charles has to have his shoelaces ironed, well , have his shoelaces ironed, well, you know, i wrote when i was doing the rugby on the times 15, 20 years a

let me just update you that i have received a message and that we are contact and that jordan and camilla are not on the list. so, we have many new relatives on the new family, and i am excited about the new kids and hostages coming home, but after saying that i cannot believe anything until i see them free and home. it is a terror organization, and this war has been horrible, and they have done horrendous things to the people, to the people of be'eri, and so we want to make sure that everything is okay. >> so i mean, this is really happening in realtime as we are speaking, you receiving word from your family, that your family has been contact and given the news that your cousin and sister-in-law, camilla, and jourdan, they are not part of that first group. do you think they are part of the first group to be released tomorrow, are you concerned that diminishes the chances of being released? >> i actually don't think so. we weren't expecting them to be released tomorrow. i don't really -- i don't know, i want them to be released as quickly as possible and the day after tomorrow or the days

this afternoon king charles and queen camilla were taken to meet some of the local wildlife.he calves. and there was even time for them to meet one of the sanctuary�*s baby rhinos, who seemed to take to the royal guests. we will be back with our panel shortly. now it's time for the weather. hello, there. storm ciaran is set to bring some potentially damaging gusts of wind to parts of the south. here is ciaran continuing to rapidly intensify underneath a powerful atlantic jet stream. it's this part of the storm here that's going to bring a swathe of particularly violent winds. the met office have issued a couple of amber weather warnings for parts of southern england where there will be some localised disruption. gusts of around 70 or 80 odd miles—an—hour. but the violent winds will be heading across north—west france and the channel islands, where there could be some gusts of wind over 100mph, strong enough to rip roofs off a few buildings and bring down a number of trees. but there will be parts of southern england that see winds that are kind of more typical for a normal ar