our correspondent charlotte charles and phil is in hong kong and she joins us now for the latest so charlotte we've been seeing that today's protest is the biggest that's been held since hong kong's pro-democracy camp won those city elections last month is this is a sign that the pro-democracy movement has somehow been reinvigorated. mariana yes we've had from organizers of this march today that 800000 people took to the streets just to clarify police have put that estimate far lower they say over 100183000 people at the peak of this rally was on the streets but what it does go to show is just how much support this still is for this pro-democracy movement there had been a law in protest of the number of people taking to the streets after that district council elections when as we know pro democracy candidates won a landslide victory people that we've spoken to though today have been very clear they know that that landslide victory was not the end of this movement they've made clear that the authorities here have not been willing to give any concessions they've not met any of the 5 demands tha

well our correspondent charlotte charles until is in hong kong and she joins us now for more hello to you charlotte so it has seemed to since last month that election that things in hong kong have quieted down somewhat there are far fewer demonstrations that we've been seeing so how big is today's protests shaping up to be. there has been a bit of a lull in protests the number of people who have been on the streets over the last couple weeks as hong kong really took stock of the results of that district council election where pro-democracy candidates really won a landslide victory today the huge numbers of people back on the streets there's been a lot of talk about the fact that there's been no major new concessions from authorities here off to the results of those district council elections were announced that goes some way to explaining the huge turnout here today people of all ages on the streets calling for that 5 to months to be met as we know mariana including it including into. right now. on the night of the. just night being behind. mancini to take. one of their protest has be

called to mark 6 months since the start of mass demonstrations which call for more autonomy but charlotte charles until reports many are too scared to take part in the protests instead they're setting up inventive ways to support those who've lost jobs or family support because of their involved faces hidden location can see it only then with these hong kong entrepreneurs agree to be filmed days that happen online shopping said this which supports the pro-democracy movement. it employs protesters who've been arrested or kicked out of their homes for their pawns in the demonstrations we want to provide for the teenagers and everyone that is involved in this movement they should be proud of what they're doing we are proud of them and we will support them with the korea despite being a world away from the front lines initiatives like this can fear the found is or volunteers say being identified could jeopardize their career is perhaps even less safety starts with a new born son who just 6 manage a k. that is getting caught up in violent protests isn't an option passionately i don't have the courage

harry dunn's mother, charlotte charles, says today's development is a huge step towards justice for her that it's going to be the right choice today. harry's parents, charlotte and tim, travelled to london not knowing what today would bring. but, at the cps headquarters, they were told the main suspect was being charged with dangerous driving. harry's family have spent four months waiting to see if charges would be brought in his case. we really do feel it's one huge step towards that promise to harry, and that in itself is one hell of an achievement, us as a family, to have. and, as parents, we can't be any more satisfied with ourselves. harry's dad, tim, was also moved by today's events. bit speechless at the minute. i'm still in shock from the meeting, and... i'm sorry. anne sacoolas, here on her wedding day, has been interviewed by british police. she has been staying at a house outside washington. although there was no one in today, her lawyers said... today's decision to charge anne sacoolas comes months after he died on this road in northamptonshire. in statements through her law

harry dunn‘s mother, charlotte charles, says today‘s development is a "huge step" towards justice fore today... harry‘s parents, charlotte and tim, travelled to london not knowing what today would bring. but, at the cps headquarters, they were told the main suspect was being charged with dangerous driving. harry‘s family have spent four months waiting to see if charges would be brought in his case. we really do feel it‘s one huge step towards that promise to harry, and that in itself is one hell of an achievement as a family to have, and as parents we can‘t be any more satisfied with ourselves. harry‘s dad, tim, was also moved by today‘s events. bit speechless at the minute. i'm still in shock from the meeting, and... i'm sorry. anne sacoolas, here on her wedding day, has been interviewed by british police. she‘s been staying at a house outside washington. although there was no one in today, her lawyers said... today‘s decision to charge anne sacoolas comes nearly four months after harry died, here on this road in northamptonshire. in statements through her lawyers, she has already ad

harry dunn's mother charlotte charles gave this reaction to today's development.e media. we feel we have taken a huge step in the start of achieving the promise to harry that we made, and that in itself to us as parents to make that promise to him, the night that we lost him, that we would seekjustice, thinking it was going to be really easy, knowing the circumstances that night as we did... we had no idea it was going to be this hard and it would take this long, but we really do feel it is a huge step towards that promise to harry, and that in itself is one hell of an achievement, harry's mother talking to journalists earlier. 0ur correspondent, duncan kennedy, sent us this update from the crown prosecution service. although the american state determines that it was disappointed by the news that answer coulis had been charged today, the foreign secretary dominic raab said that this was a step in the right direction and called on mr sik lewes to come back from the united states to come back from the united states to face justice here in britain. her lawyers have a

charlotte will attend the service for the first time. prince andrew, who stepped back from royal duties last month, has attended an early morning service with prince charlesarlotte gallagher reports. the brothers walked side by side into the charge for the 9am service. charlotte gallagher reports. prince philip arrives back at sandringham by helicopter after spending four nights in a central london hospital. he walked out unaided and without a stick. a huge relief for his family that he's home to spend christmas day with them. this hasn't been the smoothest year for the royals, something the queen appears to acknowledge in her christmas message, describing 2019 as "quite bumpy". later today, the royal family will attend church on the sandringham estate. the duke and duchess of sussex, meghan and harry, of course won't be here. but it's believed that prince george and princess charlotte will attend the service for the first time. we could also see prince andrew attend. there was speculation he might not go because of the scrutiny and criticism surrounding his relationship with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. whoever attends, the royal family wil

bunch of people who are in the game advising these candidates or who have been -- this is charles out of charlotte, north carolina. republican, charles, go ahead. i love the c-span channel and i watch a lot, i appreciate the insight. i have a question than a couple of comments. when i see these polls on the ther networks and in newspapers they say a certain percentage of the people are isinst trump, impeachment affecting them, they won't impeach they want to run trump out of office. it seems that there are certain states that are highly populated where every single person in that state, whether california, could vote against trump and trump still wins. gon you say that you need to micro and try to say what do people in these other states -- how do they feel? "isn'ter comments are the economy stupid -- later on in 2020 if you are better off in 2020 isn't that a compelling case? i want to know where is hunter biden? host: philip, why don't you start? phillip: he makes a valid point. oftrump runs on his record 7.2 million new jobs, 500,000 , this isring jobs appealing to the midwestern , the lowest u

prince charles attended a private church service earlier. we could see princess charlotte and prince george attending the service for the first time and people have been queueing for hours to see the royal family. those will be one of the main draws for people coming down, a chance to see two of the youngest members of the royal family. this is such a tradition for some people. it is a tradition for some people. it is a tradition for some people. it is a tradition for the royal family to attend church on christmas day but actually, now, the circle we saw in the sky earlier they have made it into a smiley face. hopefully the cameraman can show you that. they have done a little emoji for the royal family. that was my next question, how do they do that?! no idea. that will be a welcome sight for the children if they come up. a lot of speculation about who will attend. and some peoplejust lot of speculation about who will attend. and some people just really wa nt to attend. and some people just really want to see the queen. some have not seen her before in person. at sandringh

charlotte charles and tim dunn will sit down with priti patel today.llion washing machines. the machines, sold under the hotpoint and indesit brands, have been identified as potential fire hazards. whirlpool is to begin the recall in the second week of january. but mp5 says the delay means customers have been "severely let down". that‘s it for us here on bbc one. thank you for watching and have a great day. the world champions behind you. this isa the world champions behind you. this is a competition that we were talking about. they gave up and went to the gulf. thankfully, it means they are the first english side to when they travel. of course. manchester united is not one that. liverpool can officially call themselves ‘champions of the world‘ after they won the club world cup. they beat flamengo of brazil in extra—time in doha. our reporter olly foster was there. olly, it‘s been quite a year for liverpool, hasn‘t it? really intense and it felt special at the stadium. they have grown into this tournament. when they arrived here, jurgen klopp honest as

charlotte holding her mother's hand. charles and camilla are going to talk to the crowd there.arge turnout in norfolk on this bright christmas day, everyone with their camera phones at the ready and george having a chat with some of those in the front row, flowers and cards, cameras, smiles and laughs. george and charlotte dealing, almost for the first time, with this kind of exposure at close quarters and all the attention from the public. charlotte holding onto her mum there. there they are both with their dad. lots of flowers. a security presence but a good—humoured crowd and a relaxed atmosphere, even with police sniffer dogs apparently wearing tinsel and having a lot of love and affection from the crowd, a lot of pats and kisses for the dogs. a happy moment between the royals and the public after what we believe the queen is about to say in her christmas message this afternoon has been a bumper year for the christmas message this afternoon has been a bumper yearfor the royals, starting with the car crash that the duke of edinburgh had in sandringham earlier in the year. we

>> city attorney, also known as charles or charlotte. no, there is not any such provision in the development agreement. that would restrict speech in any way. >> supervisor peskin: and ms. toppier said the tri-party agreement was incorporated by reference in the documents that are actually before this body to approve? did i miss that? >> the key obligations under the tri-party agreement including the specifications for build-out in the improvements under scenario b are in one of the exhibits of the agreement. exhibit d. >> supervisor peskin: okay. so where are the three parties and will all of the three parties testify before this body as to an agreement in concept that has not been executed, that it will in no way abridge the ability for any member of the public, including but not limited to the vendors, to petition this government or speak to the press or anybody else freely without any reservation or encumbrance? on behalf of the killroy corporation, if you would come up here. that's the sticking point. that was the issue that almost

our europe correspondent charles dubinsky with the latest like charlotte. may. continues to markets 70th anniversary with the heads of its member states convening in london for a 2nd day of the military alliances summit with many big names there the cameras were naturally rolling we gathered some highlights from day one of the high profile event with things at times getting a little tense. you've . got. to go to. does your breakfast with president trump. it also has a was a good breakfast. we have. souls are. always paid by going out to states so. listen let's just. give you the. this is where he's worth politician because i was worried because she was. still doing what he's been doing for the past 30 years desperately trying to find a role for itself and it's clear that europe security interests cannot be sought by a military alliance that just keeps expanding and expanding and thereby threatening the security of the very member states that make those of those defending it was my crown sounding rather trombley and i mean he was saying. look i mean we all have o

bunch of people who are in the game advising these candidates or who have been -- this is charles out of charlotterth carolina. republican, charles, go ahead. i love the c-span channel and i watch a lot, i appreciate the insight. i have a question than a couple of comments. when i see these polls on the ther networks and in newspapers they say a certain percentage of the people are isinst trump, impeachment affecting them, they won't impeach they want to run trump out of office. it seems that there are certain states that are highly populated where every single person in that state, whether california, could vote against trump and trump still wins. gon you say that you need to micro and try to say what do people in these other states -- how do they feel? "isn'ter comments are the economy stupid -- later on in 2020 if you are better off in 2020 isn't that a compelling case? i want to know where is hunter biden? host: philip, why don't you start? phillip: he makes a valid point. oftrump runs on his record 7.2 million new jobs, 500,000 , this isring jobs appealing to the midwestern , the lowest unemp

prince charles attended a private church service earlier. we could see princess charlotte and prince

we're joined now from banbury by harry's mum and step—dad, charlotte and bruce charles. , i wouldjust before, what would you like to say to him? just, i would just ask him again like! to him? just, i would just ask him again like i did before, to put anne sacoolas on the plane and get her back to the uk. we as a nation are hosting him today at buckingham palace while the usa/ donald trump are still harbouring the woman who killed my son. i can't really get my head around that. i know that you, plus friends and supporters are planning to go to london today. what are your plans? just to carry on with our public campaign, we are not allowed protesting people, just going to go up there, sorry, go down to london with our t—shirts on and wristbands on and just continue to make people aware, doing it quietly. we won't get on the way of anybody else in whatever they might be there for. i think it's important that tea m for. i think it's important that team harry try to spread word as much as possible. that somebody can come over and kill one of ours. it doesn't make sense. we are

fast it went straight towards us well charles do stay safe on the streets of paris or to charlotte to live in the french capital. russia flatly rejected claims that it was involved in the murder of a georgian national in berlin in august calling such allegations baseless its foreign minister sergei lavrov also drew parallels on thursday between the escalating scandal on the darling of flight m.h. 172014 arguing that blame is again being unfairly pinned on moscow but the story here sorry if a lot. relations between moscow and barely now going drastically down hill germany's unexpected decision to expel 2 russian embassy staffers on wednesday has left more scope fuming angela merkel complained russia didn't do enough to have ceased tamely investigation into the murder of a georgian national back in august and now barely says there is real and sufficient indication that russia was behind it i asked russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov for his response. russia and germany have special channels set up to tackle issues such as violations of the law we should use them they said we did not

charlotte, arrived with their parents. others were missing, including prince andrew. he went to church with prince charlesmorning but most of the main service. for prince andrew not to attend a church is significant. perhaps an acknowledgement of public opinion surrounding his friendship with the convicted six offender jeffrey epstein. the prince decided to stay at home with prince philip, who has just been discharged from hospital. the queen will use her christmas message to describe this year as bumpy. and for some in the royalfamily year as bumpy. and for some in the royal family they will be keen to avoid the media scrutiny in 2020. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. asi as i was saying, some people queued from the early hours of this morning. one person even got here at one o'clock after getting four buses, a train and a lift. for those royal fans love the royal family, sandringham isa royal fans love the royal family, sandringham is a great day for them. they get to meet the royals, chat to them, have their pictures taken. we saw one lady, who was 97, who had a lwa ys saw one lady, who was 97, who had a

prince charles was there along with william and kate and two of their children, prince george and princess charlotte, it is the first time the young royals have attended and people start lining up at dawn to greet them. >>> prince andrew stayed behind at the queen's beloved country retreat. he has suspended dealings with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. >>> bay area charities stepped in to provide meals and gifts for people in need. in martinez, hundreds of volunteers with christmas for everyone serving meals for over 1,000 people. food prep again yesterday with the help of high schoolers and several organizations from across the bay area. >> we are serving that the working poor, the lonely, the needy, the homebo we are feedin they have used housewares, they have clothing, they have presence, santa is here. >> the 34th year the nonprofit has provided meals and gifts. >>> the spirit of christmas was alive at glide memorial church where free meals were provided to hundreds. turkey and dressing and all of it was for those in need. this christmas day has been held every year since the 1980s. the

charles and camilla. this is talking about succession who are the most important for the continuing line. charlottes in sandringham for us where the queen has been in residence since friday. there will be a lot of people there tomorrow looking out for who turns up tomorrow looking out for who turns up at the church. yes, there will be a lot of speculation about who will be going to the church tomorrow. we do think that prince andrew will be going despite speculation that he would not be going after all the news about his connection with the sex offender epstein. we do think you will be at the service tomorrow. we also think that prince george and princess charlotte will go to the service for the first time. there is obviously a lot of interest in that and ina obviously a lot of interest in that and in a lot well—wishers that will turn up yourall and in a lot well—wishers that will turn up your all be very interested in seeing the young royals. we saw a helicopter land in the last half an hour and we believe that prince philip was on board after being treated in hospital in central london. the queen

charlotte were there for the first time. prince andrew, who stepped back from royal duties last month earlier attended morning service with prince charlese brothers walked side by side in peace st mary magdalene church before the service at the head of the real family's traditional late morning service. let'sjust the real family's traditional late morning service. let's just show you those latest pictures of the moment when her majesty the queen in her limousine arrived at that church. she was driven a short distance from the sandringham house to the church, and there, in advance offer arrival, you can see the carjust edging in with other members of the royal family who arrived on foot, and went into the church in advance of her majesty the queen, and here, you see the moment when she emerges from the car, being greeted by the vicar before going into the church. and obviously, the interest here was, a number of different elements for the spectators and well—wishers who had been keen to see, obviously the queen herself, and there was a degree of interest in the duke of edinburgh, buti degree of interest in the duke of edinburgh, but i do

charlotte for the big photo op, walking to church on christmas morning. royal image is everything. the family smiling and casual for their christmas card. same for prince charles and camilla in theirs, looking very sporting as they ride in a vintage convertible. >>> now on to jennifer lopez. she's just 44 days away from headlining the super bowl halftime show, hitting the stage with shakira. but are these divas ready? >> i've never even done a song with shakira. >> but you're rehearsing together? >> no, we're not rehearsing together. she is doing her show and i'm doing my show, but we are going to do something together. >> the 50-year-old hustler is dropping hints about what to expect in a new interview on "cbs sunday morning." >> english? spanish? >> little of both. i mean, it's in miami and we are both latin artists. i think it's just like a fantasy for all musical artists to be able to play the super bowl and have that 12 minutes of an amazing show.nthem awards. >> they're well-deserved. charlize's prosthetics to transform into meghan kelly took three hours every day. >> that putty goes into your nostril and they take a cast of the inside of your nostril. t

christmas eve, mr charles anson, and of course we are very interested to follow the progress of the duke of edinburgh, and many people are, of course, watching what is going on. charlottebly very welcome news to see the duke of edinburgh leave hospital? yes, and especially as he was seen walking out of the hospital after staying for four nights in central london. and we are expecting him to arrive and then beaches and into the estate. 0bviously huge for prince philip to be home for christmas, because since he retired from public life in 2017, this is his home, where he spends most of his home, where he spends most of his time. talking to the estate staff here, they say they often see him walking around, talking to people, carriage riding around the estate, so a huge relief for him and the family that he is back for christmas. the royal family the family that he is back for christmas. the royalfamily go the family that he is back for christmas. the royal family go to church on christmas day, it is their tradition, but we might not see him there, he has just tradition, but we might not see him there, he hasjust been released from hospital after spending four nights there

charlotte and louie, and her now disgraced favorite sun, prince andrew. this cherished tradition is one of the only occasions where the queen celebrates with her whole family 40 or 50 people. christmas cards too. charlesthe convene on wednesday, taking the traditional walk to church the two eldest children may join the walk prince louie may still be too young to sit for an hour in church without fidgeting the sussexes won't be joining the queen, they are on extended break with 7-month-old son archie, celebrating christmas in canada, where meghan worked for many years as an actress before marrying prince harry. but he made an appearance by video. giving a special christmas message to children trying to make their christmas a bit brighter >> we are expecting a special surprise from the duke and dutchess of cambridge. we're not sure what it is. maybe it's a new royal tour. maybe it's a baby. in which case you could say the "today" show family and the royal family are in a competition for who can have the most babies. >> not a bad observation. >> we're popping them out, that's for sure. >> i think we're going to win. >> what's in british christmas pudding is the question. >> christmas pudding, is a stodgy