clarence house have just announced broke on monday morning.larence house havejust announced in broke on monday morning. clarence house have just announced in the last few seconds prince harry is to marry his american girlfriend meghan michael. but the rest of the day the bbc news operation went into overdrive with presenters and reporters deployed to getting ten pals, bolton is devoting more than at that time to the engagement, scheduled addition of panorama changed to a special programme on the royal news and extensive coverage of the new tom online. the response of sarah louise ellis... ian holton told us... of their viewers had another objection, articulated here. of their viewers had another objection, articulated herelj of their viewers had another objection, articulated here. iwas quite amazed a heard the new —— newsreaders say ms merkel who is of mixed race, and then the news of the arrangements that were going to take place. why does she have to say that? why does it make a difference? i feel that i'm making these statements, the bbc i

clarence house have just announced broke on monday morning.rican girlfriend meghan michael. but the rest of the day the bbc news operation went into overdrive with presenters and reporters deployed to getting ten pals, bolton is devoting more than at that time to the engagement,

clarence house have just announced in the last few seconds that prince harry is to marry his americankle. for the rest of the day, the bbc news operation, in common with almost all british media organisations, went into overdrive. with presenters and reporters deployed to kensington palace, bulletins devoting more than half their time to the engagement, a scheduled edition of panorama changed to a special programme on the royal news, and extensive coverage on the news channel and online. the response of sarah louise ellis:

clarence house have just announced in the last few seconds that prince harry is to marry his americanlfriend, meghan markle. for the rest of the day, the bbc news operation, in common with almost all british media organisations, went into overdrive. with presenters and reporters deployed to kensington palace, bulletins devoting more than half their time to the engagement, a scheduled edition of panorama changed to a special programme on the royal news, and extensive coverage on the news channel and online. the response of sarah louise ellis: ian holton told us: other viewers had another objection, articulated here by carolyn watts. i was quite amazed that i heard the news reader actually say, ms markle, who is of mixed race, and then went on to the item of news, regarding the arrangements that are going to take place. why does she have to say that? why is it relevant that she is of mixed race? what difference does it make what colour she is? i do sometimes feel that by making these statements, the bbc is sometimes being divisive and is actually setting up barriers where there aren't a

clarence house was robust in their denial of any wrongdoing. and the prince of wales voluntarily pay tax on income from their private estates did not stop calls for greater transparency in the royal finances in the wake of these revelations. in times of tragedy, it is the role of the monarch to help console and unite the nation and sadly, this year, the queen and other members of the royal family have been called upon to perform this duty all too often. starting here in westminster in march, when five people were killed.

clarence house was robust in their denial of any wrongdoing. and the prince of wales voluntarily pay tax on income from their private estates did not stop calls for greater transparency in the royal finances in the wake of these revelations. in times of tragedy, it is the role of the monarch to help console and unite the nation and sadly, this year, the queen and other members of the royal family have been called upon to perform this duty all too often. starting here in westminster in march, when five people were killed. two days after the terror attack, prince charles met some of the staff at kings college hospital, one of several places the injured were treated. westminster abbey and the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harryjoined members of the emergency services and relatives of those who were killed. the message from the service was one of hope, but that proved to be short lived. in manchester, just a few weeks later, 22 people, including children, were killed, and many more injured as they left a concert by the pop singer ariana

here on monday, the engagement had just been announced by clarence house and we we re announced by clarence and we were talking with various commentators about how, actually, she was quite ideally suited to this, given her background, her experience, her need to have dealt with the media, being used to the limelight in her career as an actor. she can cope with the media, she's been doing it all of her working life as an actor. that's no problem. the problem lies with paparazzi and u nfortu nately we a re the problem lies with paparazzi and unfortunately we are all potential paparazzi because we've all got a telephone with a camera, so we are all there taking pictures as and when we feel like it. on that point, how do you think prince harry is going to feel about the attention that meghan markle is receiving, has been receiving, throughout their relationship so far? and now that they are engaged? given, if you think about what he and his brother, the duke of cambridge, have said about the media attention, that was focused on their late mother, do you think he will be concerned about the atte

clarence house have just announced in the last few seconds that prince harry is to marry his americand to kensington palace, bulletins devoting more than half their time to the engagement, a scheduled edition of panorama changed to a special programme on the royal news, and extensive coverage on the news channel and online. the response of sarah louise ellis: ian holton told us: other viewers had another objection, articulated here by carolyn watts. i was quite amazed that i heard the news reader actually say, ms markle, who is of mixed race, and then went on to the item of news, regarding the arrangements that are going to take place. why does she have to say that? why is it relevant that she is of mixed race? what difference does it make what colour she is? i do sometimes feel that by making these statements, the bbc is sometimes being divisive and is actually setting up barriers where there aren't any, they just don't exist. i know that she herself actually says that she is mixed race and has used this to her own benefit and to the benefit of others, and i think that's great. to ac

house despite her stature. that to me is just awful. of course there is clarence thomas on the supreme court. people are saying he was put there into they are good marshall's slot base was appointed by george h.w. bush. what about his credentials and qualifications? you may disagree with his politics. but i don't any there is any doubt this man is qualified. but you see this coming from so-called liberals who would think would say they are not vase conscious. dagen: he's referring to senator scott as an object. that's why i found it that much more offensive. but let me back up to what you were saying. is it only achievements of blacks in this country who are liberal? those are only worth celebrating? that's what they are saying. a black man is a conservative, then that's not an achievement. that's the implication. juan: there is a lot of mainstream thought, and this is interesting. there is one reaction among whites. white liberals react to black people who don't fit their dogma orthodoxy as somehow outside and to be demind and treated as props for white conservatives. but the other reaction

clarence thomas. i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture on r t america. eighty eight year old congressman john conyers the longest currently serving member of the united states house of representatives lies in a michigan hospital tonight he's coping with stress attributed to what a spokesman calls this media assault conyers is accused of sexual harassment and his accuser has now broken the nondisclosure agreement she signed in two thousand and five house minority leader nancy pelosi has called on him to resign and right now this issue is a shock wave and every workplace is feeling the tremors to help us all understand better we welcome dr gina loudon a psychoanalyst and david lewis c.e.o. and founder of h.r. outsourcing consulting firm operations and thank you both for being here thanks for having me holland david definition of terms what is sexual harassment in the workplace. well i think it's everything that any common individual would understand it's any type of overt action comment any type of unwanted physical contact of a sexual nature but i think the bigger issue is that most people don't understand that it goes much further than that that intent is not as

house ethics committee opened an investigation into sexual harassment allegations against him. he denies the allegations. >>> anita hill selected to lead a commission on sexual harassment. she was sexually harassed by clarencenied it. now, back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. the prosecution had made their case. now, it was the defense's turn. and they had their work cut out for them. could they convince the jury to see justine winter's text messages in a different light? once again, keith morrison. >> every day in this montana courtroom, the family of now 17-year-old justine winter, dutifully shuffled to the seats directly behind the defense table. their faces, by their attorney's decree, they say, an intentional blank. emotionless. their apparent demeanor, a spur on the hide of an already angry town. but almost no one knew what was really going on. justine's mother, mary, who'd been struggling with alcohol caved in to the stress. tell me how it changed your life. >> i ran away from it all. i couldn't deal with it. i just left the house. i didn't come back. >> justine's brother, kyle, dropped out of college to help keep things together at home and get justine to her m