with its 7.6 meter long, tre, diana, these already diana, was attracting attention and the limelight with that dress, which she later said was a bit too much. and people always want to believe in fairy tales in the prince who marries his princess and whisk sir off into the sunset on his white stallion with this ring with his ring ib, where ivy, when ah, the british monarchy had given its subjects the long awaited princess diana was bashful, but she captivated the world. the young couple had been in the headlines ever since announcing their engagement. typical market is pretty much stuck in people's minds. was the couples 1st interview announcing their engagement? she'll say you will you? so a very shy, diana, indiana flashed with happiness though a little awkward to the bonaire news. he emptied, gosh, i'm those that she has been brave enough to take meal. and i suppose in love of him love, and charles replies, i shall. what's ever in love news liska with yar alamo at 32 charles was accustomed to the demands of royal life and took his duty seriously. while the newly weds moved in the

so, princess diana went public.bill of goods, i should add, by martin bashir, how do you think she would regard harry's revelations? >> well, i think she'd have very mixed feelings about all this. on one hand -- can't really deny they also gave into the temptation -- >> gang, let's -- hang on a second. i want to hear everything that he has to say but i'm not able to hear him and neither is the audience. we will come back in just a moment and we'll get into this subject with patrick jeffson. don't go away. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically prproven to moisturize dry skin for 24 h hours. aveeno® if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping your luggage before you fly you'll never have to wait around here again. like ever. that can't be comfortable though. shipgo.com the smart, fast, easy way to travel. an all-star menu of delicious subs. there's the philly,

aircraft inflict new blows on ukrainian militants rethink what is happening famous ukrainian journalist diana panchenko made a film about the donbass and fell into disgrace of the sbu and the picture has already been watched by a million viewers the results of church raiding will be carried out by a representative of the dog in the ukrainian orthodox church called it a shame for ukraine up to -50 in a number of russian regions, including european part predicts the strongest weather anomalies in moscow began to raise the temperature in the heating system. and at the beginning of the frame, taken by our tankers in the forefront of the special operation on to the defense of donbass, formidable combat vehicles modernized t-72b strike at the enemy, suppressing firing points and fortified positions of ukrainian nationalists drink direct and semi-direct fire from a distance of up to 3.000 m charge, what is called because of the corner, but the armor helps out they say, the fighters are a car, a reliable car, it really holds a blow, there were a couple of very unpleasant hits. uh everything i can’t s

diana was a lovable woman. diana was a lovable woman. diana was a lovable woman.active woman with a good, nurturing the royal family. it wasn't to grow. and suddenly we lost a very youngi and suddenly we lost a very young i was actually in such a bad at the same time she was we went past dodi's villa and they were on a jet bike and after she got killed , we now the got killed, we went now the shops santa fe and people shops in santa fe and people were literally heartbroken and they absolutely devastated they were absolutely devastated we flowers on the jetty , we left flowers on the jetty, the villa. it was so sad . i was the villa. it was so sad. i was sad. everyone was sad . we loved sad. everyone was sad. we loved we felt like this about anyone ever and unfortunately, this couple are very average in what they do and milk in this woman's legacy the milk in it and that's not all for me and i don't what diana would have made but i think diana would seen through meghan markle for also let me tell you june slater drops truth bombs 24 seven on her twitter handle she'

diana was a lovable woman. diana was a lovable woman. diana was a lovable woman.active woman with a good, nurturing the royal family. it wasn't to grow. and suddenly we lost a very youngi and suddenly we lost a very young i was actually in such a bad at the same time she was we went past dodi's villa and they were on a jet bike and after she got killed , we now the got killed, we went now the shops santa fe and people shops in santa fe and people were literally heartbroken and they absolutely devastated they were absolutely devastated we flowers on the jetty , we left flowers on the jetty, the villa. it was so sad . i was the villa. it was so sad. i was sad. everyone was sad . we loved sad. everyone was sad. we loved we felt like this about anyone ever and unfortunately, this couple are very average in what they do and milk in this woman's legacy the milk in it and that's not all for me and i don't what diana would have made but i think diana would seen through meghan markle for also let me tell you june slater drops truth bombs 24 seven on her twitter handle she'

like diana yes, you planned to be a singer. gurtskaya say it loudly. what is your name? my name is sofia olegovna antikhova. sophia antikhova. remember this name, because 15 years will pass and sophia chekhova will still shock you, but for now we leave the kids. now the teacher will come to them and with diana we will go on a journey. center every day more than 200 people come to this center. all of them have health problems. some people can't walk. someone can not adapt, someone cannot hear, but, of course, a lot here is made for those children who cannot see. vanya and sonya practically do not see, but this did not stop them from enrolling in a dance club; teachers taught them to navigate in space and looking at how the kids dance it's hard to believe that they have serious vision problems god somehow you dance beautifully. you're just some kind of great there at all. shchitsa is also a big and serious artist, join hands and also violinists, drummers, guitarists. well , so he's violinist drummer guitarists. and what did you t

diana so she's directly accusing camilla of killing diana. directly accusing camilla of killing dianas what she's killing diana. that's what she's doing in that. that's what he's doing in that. that's what he's doing he's making that directing that those words are so calculated and all this stuff. why does all i mean i like the book. i prince harry but he does say in the book if camilla hadnt say in the book if camilla hadn't been sleeping with my dad, my mum would probably still be yeah, really, be alive. so, yeah, really, really feels the weight although he say if diana had he does also say if diana had never married charles she would i know. absolutely. and he also talks about he had duelled prince philip. but if prince philip brokered this marriage, she was oh, everyone's she was oh, yeah, everyone's blame everyone to blame. it's just someone he he's just like from someone he he's never for anything . i never to blame for anything. i mean, you you've not mean, rebecca, you you've not read it all, have you? most of the way through. read it all. the way through. i read it all. ihave

diana so she's directly accusing camilla of killing diana. directly accusing camilla of killing dianas what she's killing diana. that's what she's doing in that. that's what he's doing in that. that's what he's doing he's making that directing that those words are so calculated and all this stuff. why does all i mean i like the book. i prince harry but he does say in the book if camilla hadnt say in the book if camilla hadn't been sleeping with my dad, my mum would probably still be yeah, really, be alive. so, yeah, really, really feels the weight although he say if diana had he does also say if diana had never married charles she would i know. absolutely. and he also talks about he had duelled prince philip. but if prince philip brokered this marriage, she was oh, everyone's she was oh, yeah, everyone's blame everyone to blame. it's just someone he he's just like from someone he he's never for anything . i never to blame for anything. i mean, you you've not mean, rebecca, you you've not read it all, have you? most of the way through. read it all. the way through. i read it all. ihave

spare princess diana's . him in. spare princess diana's. paul burrell joins me live to hit back at the duke to lucian who he says has gone off the rails . that who he says has gone off the rails. that unmissable tv exclusive coming up at 1040. of course paul wasn't the only one callous thrown under the bus by harry not the pardon always been a bit checked out. it was an air of being not quite ready for parenthood. the responsibilities , the patients, the time . so now , the patients, the time. so now the daily telegraph columnist celia walden is calling for the sussexes archewell foundation to be closed immediately after. harry's deranged bill made a mockery of the charity's compassion mantra. she's live with me at 1020. plus is amazon right to bow to the woke orthodoxy by cancelling clarkson even after he apologised to harry and while camilla's close friend and journalist petronella wyatt takes on the royal author and harry's angela levin. that's in the clash at 920. also on the show is nice 90% of voting teachers opt strike action. all th

spare princess diana's . him in. spare princess diana's. paul burrell joins me live to hit back at the duke to lucian who he says has gone off the rails . that who he says has gone off the rails. that unmissable tv exclusive coming up at 1040. of course paul wasn't the only one callous thrown under the bus by harry not the pardon always been a bit checked out. it was an air of being not quite ready for parenthood. the responsibilities , the patients, the time . so now , the patients, the time. so now the daily telegraph columnist celia walden is calling for the sussexes archewell foundation to be closed immediately after. harry's deranged bill made a mockery of the charity's compassion mantra. she's live with me at 1020. plus is amazon right to bow to the woke orthodoxy by cancelling clarkson even after he apologised to harry and while camilla's close friend and journalist petronella wyatt takes on the royal author and harry's angela levin. that's in the clash at 920. also on the show is nice 90% of voting teachers opt strike action. all th

and you, i hope you had the opportunity to see diana panchenko, you know such a journalist.st know that the further subjects of the substantive discussion were like this. the security service of ukraine has started a pre-trial investigation regarding the former host of tv channels putin's godfather medvedchuk none of you 112 zik it worked diana panchenko because of her trip to occupied donetsk and mariupol for filming, well, if the report is in english, this is a message from the security service of ukraine, how about this story , do you assess whether ukrainian journalists can travel for filming, any -what reports are now on the other side of the front line, in particular in occupied donetsk luhansk well, i think that diana panchenko, i will say that she is a ukrainian citizen. i came to ukraine. you consider donetsk to be ukrainian, right? cities in the russian federation, most likely yes, but i came to the ukrainian donetsk , in the ukrainian luhansk, i make reports about the lives of ukrainian citizens. i ask that the public presentation draw the attention of the securit

which of you wants to be a singer, like diana you planned to be a singer.na gurtskaya say it loudly. what is your name? my name is sofia olegovna antikhova. sophia antikhova. remember this name, because 15 years will pass and sofia chekhova will still shock you. you know, i will repeat once again here in this center not only children with poor eyesight or the blind are involved. children here are engaged in children with all kinds of disabilities. and we are waiting for you. this is a big journey through the center of diana gurtskaya, but it will be at the very end of the program, so wait and see what little heroes children are here and what big , serious and kind adults make their life different. in the meantime, the health program begins while in this life severe endless passion wake up healthy in the morning.

it's an account of prince harry's long struggle with grief after the death of his mother, princess diana, and a revealing look at his fractured relationships with his father, king charles, his stepmother, the queen consort camila, and his brother prince william's, the heir to his father. >> you're right about a contentious meeting you had with him in 2021. you said, i looked at him, maybe for the first time since we were boys. i took it all in. his family or scalp, which has always been his default in dealings with me, more advanced than my own. hispanics resembling's to mommy, which was fading with time, with age. it's pretty cutting. >> i did say it was getting at all. you know, my brother and i love each other. i love him deeply. and there has been a lot of pain between the two of us especially in the last 60 -- two years. none of anything that i've written, or anything i've included is ever intended to hurt my family. but it does give a full picture of the situation, as we were growing up. and also, it squashes this idea that somehow my wife was the one that destroyed the relationshi

plus what does diana's nicole. plus what does diana's former butler , a man who knew former butler, a man who knew her intimate well make of the warring windsors paul burrell weighs in on royal rumble live in unmissable exclusive at 1015. you won't want to miss it. in unmissable exclusive at 1015. you won't want to miss it . also you won't want to miss it. also coming up , you won't want to miss it. also coming up, keir starmer today promised labour would take back control as he laid out his vision for britain . but is vision for britain. but is labour really ready govern. tory grandee edwina currie and the daily mirror's associate editor political big hitter kevin maguire do battle in the clash . maguire do battle in the clash. 920 as the chief of the nurses union says her members would accept a 10% pay rise. that's right a. 10% pay rise is the government right to introduce legislation that will make it harder to go on strike. former conservative minister widdecombe gives her no nonsense take. big, witty style . a

plus what does diana's nicole. plus what does diana's former butler , a man who knew former butler, a man who knew her intimate well make of the warring windsors paul burrell weighs in on royal rumble live in unmissable exclusive at 1015. you won't want to miss it. in unmissable exclusive at 1015. you won't want to miss it . also you won't want to miss it. also coming up , you won't want to miss it. also coming up, keir starmer today promised labour would take back control as he laid out his vision for britain . but is vision for britain. but is labour really ready govern. tory grandee edwina currie and the daily mirror's associate editor political big hitter kevin maguire do battle in the clash . maguire do battle in the clash. 920 as the chief of the nurses union says her members would accept a 10% pay rise. that's right a. 10% pay rise is the government right to introduce legislation that will make it harder to go on strike. former conservative minister widdecombe gives her no nonsense take. big, witty style . a

the well-known ukrainian journalist diana panchenko came to the liberated mariupol to hear the voicesidents of donbass and it seems that she could not believe her ears for me it was a huge shock to hear that people blame ukraine for what happened. i don’t understand what should have happened, because i know for sure that the city was pro ukrainian until february 24. what what happened here was told by women who covered themselves with babies in the cellars of a ukrainian tank. he started shooting at my house right at point-blank range, which i did wrong to him. they knew very well that there were children there. they drove into the courtyard and shared with the civilians what the militants of the banned azov were doing, they went out to the cemetery and fired at houses 360 degrees. wherever you go, there was snow, not a clean walkie-talkie allowed diana panchenko, former presenter of the newsone tv channel, which was closed by the zelensky regime like other journalists channel. she advocated the minsk agreements. all these 8 years we warned friends. well , you can’t always promise an

uh, a lot of people like, for example, the name diana. let's talk right now. evening dress worn by the most famous princess diana in the world, where she is in the world, princess diana will go under the hammer in new york in the very near future, a dress, dark eggplant color made of silk velvet, strapless, and with a tulip-shaped skirt, complemented by three buttons at the back created in 1989 by fashion designer victor einstein red was one of the princesses' favorites. she wore it in 1991 when she posed together. prince charles for an official photo taken by lord snowden later that year , artist douglas harding anderson portrayed diana in this outfit in a portrait, but the last time the princess was platinum worn in 1997 for a fashion magazine photo shoot, the dress is estimated by experts from 80 to 120,000 dollars, but the auction will be held this week, but the truth is a beautiful dress , moreover, i would pay attention that the growth princess diana was 178 cm. and her weight was 58 kg. and this means that she was rather fragile and here is the most fam

diana always used to say to me that harry was _ sons.o say to me that harry was the _ sons. diana always used to say to me that harry was the back-up _ sons. diana always used to say to me that harry was the back-up to - that harry was the back—up to william, in the nicest possible way. that is the reason why she had two boys. she wanted harry to be william's wing man. not, as we have seen, his hit man. a flit william's wing man. not, as we have seen, his hit man. a— seen, his hit man. a of more immediate — seen, his hit man. a of more immediate potential - seen, his hit man. a of more - immediate potential consequence is what harry has said about his army service in afghanistan, the fact that he believed he killed a number of taliban fighters. the book states... i didn't think about these 25 as people, you can't kill people if you see them as people. they were chess pieces, taken off the board. bad guys, eliminated before they could kill good guys. former british commanders think those words are a misjudgment. you commanders think those

front line and convenient, though from kiev to donbass the tape was filmed by ukrainian journalists diana panchenko blows up the internet about what the nationalists were doing, residents of mariupol and donetsk tell po people all over the city in schools , residential buildings, ukrainians, these are the ones who are called. package of military assistance to kiev, which may include wheeled tanks, which so far no one has exhibited in ukraine suicidal energy policy of the authorities led to an explosion in prices marine le pen announced the closure of hundreds of enterprises especially difficult situation for bakers, whose products are a symbol of france from the garden of museums - the capital huge troops grew up at the tretyakov gallery in st. petersburg stormed the winter palace full house and provincial gallery what is the reason? throwing the enemy back farther from the line of defense on the outskirts of artyomovsk continue fierce battles, the liberation of the city is necessary, among other things, in order to stop the shelling near donetsk, our forces are acting clearly and harmoni

the book opens with diana's funeral. it really talks a lot about diana.kept a lock of her hair which her sister took after her passing on his bedside table. and he is very, very angry still about the investigation, about diana's death. he says that he and william wished for the investigation into diana's death to be reopened. it didn't go far enough. and he re-enacted that drive. it is heartbreaking. it is a picture of the royal family, but also a picture of a young boy who lost his mother at such a young age. and then as he talks about in the book, was expected to walk behind the coffin and put on a show for the world which as he talked about in the book earl spencer, his mother's brother, was a barbarity. that seems to be the case. we see a lot of what harry has suffered, particularly in the aftermath of his mother's death. and it is heartbreaking. >> and ed, harry and meghan were expected to attend the coronation of king charles. what happens to that? is it possible that these invitations might be rescinded? >> well, i think to some extent the memoir,

. >> after the service, princess diana's body was brought for burial to her family's estate. >> once my mother's coffin went into the ground, that's the first time i actually cried. yeah. never another time. >> all through your teenage years? you didn't cry about it? >> no. >> you didn't believe she was dead. >> for a long time. i just refuse to accept she was gone. part of, you know, she would never do this to us. but also part of maybe this is all part of a plan. >> i mean, you really believed that maybe she had just decided to disappear for a time? >> for a time and she would call us and we were going to join her. >> how long did you believe that? >> years. many, many years. william and i talked about it as well. he had similar thoughts. >> you write in the book, i often say it to myself first day in the morning, maybe this is the day? maybe this is the day she's going to reappear? >> yeah. hope. i had huge amounts of hope. >> he held on to that hope into adulthood when harry was 20shgs 20, he asked to see the police report about the crash that hild her mother, her boyfriend and t

she has convinced that she is princess diana. this time has an diana. that is opportunity. save her. that is the and it's worked. the truth. and it's worked. right. she's done this right. so she's done this convincing for convincing performance for harry. i don't know how i ended here. i you and i'm here. i just love you and i'm just like your mom. the one chance that you had to save your mom again, which when he recounts tale the things recounts that tale the things that said she threatened that she said she threatened homicide child and homicide on her unborn child and suicide herself, and then suicide on herself, and then she convinced it his convinced harry that it was his idea to leave uk. now, of idea to use to leave uk. now, of course, threatened to course, if you threatened to commit suicide and homicide against child, basically against my child, you basically to harry do something to harry you do something radical i'm going to take my life that's something life and that's something radical to leave the uk and radical was to leave the uk and lea

diana olick breaking down the mortgage numbers diana, what do the numbers say >> well, it's not a great look to start the year. mortgage rates ended last year on a high note and mortgage demand ended on a low note that's because the 30-year fixed is starting the year around 6.5% it started last year just under 3.5% so big surprise that refinancing is just plunging those applications at the end of the year were down 87% year-over-year and mortgage demand from home buyers was also down 43% year-over-year so it seem that is the mortgage market and the home buying market is apparently frozen despite as we know, the unseasonably high temperatures at the start of this year right around here, tyler >> thank you, diana. stick around for just a moment >> manhattan real estate sales seeing their biggest drop since the pandemic and one of the biggest on record, robert frank. what's going on with this real estate freeze? >> this is the biggest real estate market in the country a lot of money at stake here sales down 29% in the fourth quarter. that was the biggest drop since the pandemic in 2020 the

she has convinced that she is princess diana. this time has an diana. that is opportunity. save her. that is the and it's worked. the truth. and it's worked. right. she's done this right. so she's done this convincing for convincing performance for harry. i don't know how i ended here. i you and i'm here. i just love you and i'm just like your mom. the one chance that you had to save your mom again, which when he recounts tale the things recounts that tale the things that said she threatened that she said she threatened homicide child and homicide on her unborn child and suicide herself, and then suicide on herself, and then she convinced it his convinced harry that it was his idea to leave uk. now, of idea to use to leave uk. now, of course, threatened to course, if you threatened to commit suicide and homicide against child, basically against my child, you basically to harry do something to harry you do something radical i'm going to take my life that's something life and that's something radical to leave the uk and radical was to leave the uk and lea

. - [diana] it's really competitive, but it's not just about making beautiful images. - [marcus] what we do is so subjective. - [ilvy] there's so many stories to tell. - [katie] you can be a part of history and influence people with the way you're taking pictures. - [olivia bee] everyone has a camera on them at all times. - [marcus] there is this direct communication with the audience. - [olivia bee] but we're being bombarded by so many pictures. - [peter] now, as a photographer, you need to create a vision that people respond to. - [pari] in the sea of images, you have to keep asking yourself, what could i do to break through? (rock music) - i can get excited about a lot of different kinds of projects. i love taking a normal situation and making it into something that only exists in photographs. photography can be this whole dream. i've been taking pictures since i was about 11, but i've been working professionally since i was 15. photographing myself was a whole thing of self discovery. and it became part of my language and how i expressed what was going on in my complicated 12 year

diana buttu, inc. for being with us, palestinian lawyer and former adviser to the negotiating team of the palestine liberation organization. we will link to your piece in the new york times "israelis , have put benjamin netanyahu back in power. palestinians will surely pay the price." and gideon levy, israeli journalist columnist for the , newspaper haaretz and a member of its editorial board. coming up, the house of representatives is it right now because without a house speaker, no congressmember can be sworn in. we will look at the far right republicans continuing to block kevin mccarthy's attempts to become speaker and did he in a sense open the door i supporting the pro insurrectionist congress members -- six rounds of voting against him so far. how long will this standstill last? stay with this. -- stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "too much pressure" by the selecter. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. congressional chaos. ye

account of prince harry's decades-long struggle with grief after the death of his mother, princess dianatured relationship with his father and his brother, prince william, the heir to his spare. >> you write about a contentious meeting you had with him in 2021. you said, i looked at will, really looked at him maybe for the first time since we were boy, his familiar scowl, his alarming baldness, more advanced than my own, his famous resemblance to mummy that was fading with age. it's pretty cutting. >> i don't see it as cutting at all. my brother and i love each other. i love him deeply. there has been a lot of pain between the two of us, especially the last six years. none of anything that i've written or anything that i've included is ever intended to hurt my family. but it does give a full picture of the situation as we were growing up. and also squashes this idea that somehow my wife was the one that destroyed the relationship between these two brothers. >> i think so many people around the world watched you and your brother grow up and feel like you two were inseparable. and yet in r

their mother, princess diana . and this would princess diana.uge void . and but have left a huge void. and but both princes have been dealing with this grief for so many years in a different way. prince william has privatised this , but william has privatised this, but he's coping. he's been able maintain dignity. confirmed royal protocol , a tight charging royal protocol, a tight charging humanitarian work. is he and princess catherine, they are both charismatic. they've got this chemistry together. they can seen to be conforming and enjoying royal life. no reason why prince harry and meghan couldn't be adjusted . however, couldn't be adjusted. however, you're dealing with an alpha female here. i wonder who is absolutely chronically obsessed with celebrity status and that can be quite an unhealthy thing . you either run a legitimate and you spend many years climbing stories hierarchy to this hollywood status . you this hollywood status. you don't. and the problem that meghan did have , even at a human meghan did have, even at a human level, is

i don't know, diana. let me ask a little bit about the possibility you raise of a half a point hike. obviously that would rattle the markets. you see it as one of the things you can do to send a clear message. they're serious about this. wouldn't the fallout be pretty brutal for socks? >> i think it would be, neil. most people are expecting a 25 basis point increase but we should not take a 50 basis point increase off the table. it is a possibility and it would show that the fed was serious because, inflation is still running hot. we cannot let our guard down. neil: you know, know diana, if you think about it, last year at this time this hadn't started. two huge event started around the beginning of march. federal reserve hikes, of course the war in ukraine. both have significantly impacted the global economy. i don't know where the war in ukraine is going but i really don't know the path of interest rates, where that is going. i see banks, the world over, continuing to hike, maybe not to the degree they

. - [diana] it's really competitive, but it's not just about making beautiful images. - [marcus] what we do is so subjective. - [ilvy] there's so many stories to tell. - [katie] you can be a part of history and influence people with the way you're taking pictures. - [olivia bee] everyone has a camera on them at all times. - [marcus] there is this direct communication with the audience. - [olivia bee] but we're being bombarded by so many pictures. - [peter] now, as a photographer, you need to create a vision that people respond to. - [pari] in the sea of images, you have to keep asking yourself, what could i do to break through? (rock music) - i can get excited about a lot of different kinds of projects. i love taking a normal situation and making it into something that only exists in photographs. photography can be this whole dream. i've been taking pictures since i was about 11, but i've been working professionally since i was 15. photographing myself was a whole thing of self discovery. and it became part of my language and how i expressed what was going on in my complicated 12 year

concluding that diana's driver, henry paul, had been drinking. and the crash was a quote, tragic accident. >> why am i considered reopening the inquest. because there was so many gap, so many holes in it. it just in that up, didn't make sense. >> would you still like to do that? >> i don't even know if it's an option now. but no, i think, what i like to do that now. that's a of a question, anderson. >> do you feel like you have the answers that you need to have? about what happened to your? mom >> truth be known, no. i don't think i. do i don't think my brother does either. i know that the world does. do i need any more than i already know? now. i don't think it would change much. >> harry now says that it wasn't mentally served in combat with the british army, in afghanistan, that he finally found purpose and a sense of normalcy. >> my military career, saved me. in many regards. >> out? so >> it got me out of the spotlight. from the uk press. i was able to focus on a purpose, larger than myself, to be wearing the same uniform as everyone. else t

that he was connecting with diana.re are lines about, we know he had two tours in afghanistan, he says he killed 25 taliban what he was there. the line that he and william begged his father not to go on and mary camilla, that of course he did. we have to reiterate the bbc is not physically seen the book. we have to reiterate that this is harry's take on events. no comment from publican -- buckingham palace or kensington palace. there is an interview this weekend, an interview with the cvs and no we found out today an interview with good morning america due to air monday morning. a lot more to come before the official publication date of spare. that is midnight on tuesday. >> this turn to the united states, it is day three of voting for the next speaker of the house of representatives in washington. the republican kevin mccarthy appears to have thought in his eight to become speaker has 20 members of his own party for -- voted against him yet again. let's have a look at what is happening live on capitol hill where lawma

their mother, princess diana . and this would princess diana.uge void . and but have left a huge void. and but both princes have been dealing with this grief for so many years in a different way. prince william has privatised this , but william has privatised this, but he's coping. he's been able maintain dignity. confirmed royal protocol , a tight charging royal protocol, a tight charging humanitarian work. is he and princess catherine, they are both charismatic. they've got this chemistry together. they can seen to be conforming and enjoying royal life. no reason why prince harry and meghan couldn't be adjusted . however, couldn't be adjusted. however, you're dealing with an alpha female here. i wonder who is absolutely chronically obsessed with celebrity status and that can be quite an unhealthy thing . you either run a legitimate and you spend many years climbing stories hierarchy to this hollywood status . you this hollywood status. you don't. and the problem that meghan did have , even at a human meghan did have, even at a human level, is

kensington palace diana.lined their silence. they've declined to on the book. there is to comment on the book. there is a lot more for us to talk about when comes to book. as when it comes to this book. as namely my opinion, the most namely in my opinion, the most serious of is prince serious elements of is prince harry revealing that he killed 25 taliban fighters, referring to them as chess pieces. i can understand in referring to them as chess pieces. you've got to try maybe take emotion try to. maybe take the emotion out i imagine a lot of out of it. i imagine a lot of people who see conflict, the horrors war, something horrors of war, do something similar therapy similar probably through therapy . i guess of that. however . i guess all of that. however is not the done thing. anyone in the military will telling you do not you'll can be. not publish, you'll kill can be. has made less on the has it made all less safe on the streets of , britain? is streets of, britain? is it therefore inherently selfish? i s

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diana appears ahead of megan in the first chapter. writers faulkner past never does not die. it doesn't even get past the loss of his mother at 12 that defined his entire life writing harry and the escape from england from the british press and the royal family. this is a repetition of the path of diana who tried to do it, but did not have time for a long time. i refused to believe that she was no more, both because she could not leave us like that and because it seemed to me that this was some kind of conspiracy. you thought she decided to just disappear for a while for a while. yes, then she will call us to meet another. how long have you believed it? years and years and we talked about it with brother harry several times drove at high speed through the tunnel in paris where diana died in the summer of ninety-seven, tried to conduct his own investigation for him, this topic is not closed and suspicions are not sighted. i wanted to understand if driving at the same speed as her driver henry paul. is it possible to lose control and cr

and, of course, diana's rock , paul course, diana's rock, paul burrell.do you agree with on this? should harry and meghan be welcomed back if america rejects them, ali says absolutely not. they've done their utmost to our monarchy. how could we ever them or hold any affection for them ever again? on twitter says, of course he should be allowed. he was born here and from steve harry can come back and retire to an isolated scottish island, never to be seen in public again. but the american know and your verdict is now in. just 9% of you agree that harry and meghan should welcome back if america rejects them. 91% of you say stay home. should we say stay coming home. should we let kids be kids and fight back against? woke ideology being forced upon britain's strict his head teacher and the government's former social mobility tsar catherine ferguson . plea. she's . her passionate plea. she's live but with the live at 950, but with the countdown on to charles's coronation is , the palace coronation is, the palace running out of time to stop and meghan marring n

diana is commanded to follow the final process and gets in direct contact with diana's studio, well,ately clear to everyone that he was acting, tambov was not alone, who shared with him? criminal income. here is such a and now he divided the defendants into a clod and why these people, in contrast from the expo-prosecutor came to the meeting from home today. ler in total, together with stambulov , was on the bench today, we will judge them there were 13 people. these are the devil's dozen, his former friends and colleagues in the ministry of internal affairs and the prosecutor's office of the ramensky district, who, as the investigation established, were also in shares with him, but during the investigation they were waiting for the verdict at home, their measure of restraint was not related to detention, however, today last meeting. still, they came, but with weighty bags, where there were personal belongings, food, essentials, because they understood that this sentence would be not only for tambulov, but also for them. well, the count himself, as he asked to be called today, of cou

. >>> a dress worn by the late princess diana has sold for more than $600,000.timate from the auction house sotheby's. the strapless purple velvet gown was one of diana's favorite in the 1990s. >> she remains an icon and someone that people continue want to to tell stories about and understand her life. i think the popularity of the interest in this dress is more based on her versus necessarily recent other royal press. >> no word on the buyer. the dress was first auctioned in 1997 by diana to benefit charity. >>> up next, jay leno's latest accident. how the comedian was injured while riding on his motorcycle earlier this month. i'm managing my high blood pressure, but i'm still a target for chronic kidney disease. and my type 2 diabetes means i'm also a target. we are targets too. millions have chronic kidney disease and 90% don't know they have it. so ask for your kidney numbers and farxiga. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including

and, of course, diana's rock , paul course, diana's rock, paul burrell.do you agree with on this? should harry and meghan be welcomed back if america rejects them, ali says absolutely not. they've done their utmost to our monarchy. how could we ever them or hold any affection for them ever again? on twitter says, of course he should be allowed. he was born here and from steve harry can come back and retire to an isolated scottish island, never to be seen in public again. but the american know and your verdict is now in. just 9% of you agree that harry and meghan should welcome back if america rejects them. 91% of you say stay home. should we say stay coming home. should we let kids be kids and fight back against? woke ideology being forced upon britain's strict his head teacher and the government's former social mobility tsar catherine ferguson . plea. she's . her passionate plea. she's live but with the live at 950, but with the countdown on to charles's coronation is , the palace coronation is, the palace running out of time to stop and meghan marring n

really loves.— princess diana who america really loves.eally loves. absolutely. and that came through didn't i really loves. absolutely. and that came through didn't in l really loves. absolutely. and l that came through didn't in the cbs 60 minutes interview. much of it was about princess diana, and her death, how harry processed that such a young boy. a lot of that played out in this interview. tell us through what opinion are saying about the well family itself, the silence so far, no comment. what the american people say about the royal family and its response to this?— about the royal family and its response to this? many people are on the _ response to this? many people are on the side _ response to this? many people are on the side of— response to this? many people are on the side of harry i response to this? many people are on the side of harry and i are on the side of harry and meghan when it comes to the actual dispute. i think people have fixed fatigue for the exposure and the press but overall i think we are on their side. i th

and it concerns the death of diana. one of those people that when i hear stories , i write them off. this stories, i write them off. this is a conspiracy theory. surely, diana just die in a simple accident in a tunnel with a driver that was drunk, being chased by the paparazzi, i have tended to believe that story over the years. and yet we at least send some on the program a few months . of course, one of few months. of course, one of princess diana's bodyguards just didn't happen to in the car that night. and he casts some doubt on that official story . and i on that official story. and i i've been wondering , know it may i've been wondering, know it may not have happened today . maybe not have happened today. maybe it could happen in meghan's book, maybe at some point in the future. is harry going to asking questions about the second sentences in which his mother died? now, yesterday in the daily mail, a big double page spread written by sue reed . so spread written by sue reed. so you follow this story for many , you

well, it's not bringing diana booty. she's a human rights lawyer. she joins us now from ramallah. diana, as those meetings in ramallah are about to kick off. let me ask you a few reaction fast ab lincoln's time in jerusalem in the last day or so. it's not clear why he's coming because all that he's intending to do time. and again, is just simply part israel on the back and to give it i get another green light to continue to kill palestinian. so i don't know why these secretaries and stayed on these foreign minister or show up if they don't intend to do anything other than to continue to give israel good green white to continue the job to continue to y'all to continue to call it. i say it just doesn't make sense to me. oh that we've been hearing our correspondence to caution against any expectations of some kind of breakthrough. yeah, there's all very much feels like a reaffirmation of the status quo. it's worse than a reaffirmation of the status quo. the problem is, is that the status quo, what has gotten into this place in the 1st place? but more t

princess diana did speak clearly. needed to get out of a marriage that she didn't want to be in, but she didn't make $20 million on the back of it. >> harry says he hasn't spoken the his father or his brother in a while. and with the new round of press from harry's tell-all, it's unclear when they will. >> i think harry hopes by putting it all out there, he is forcing them to respond to that stuff. they may do in time, but i don't know if that will actually change the way the family members feel about him. >> we'll be right back. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight

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and it concerns the death of diana. one of those people that when i hear stories , i write them off. this stories, i write them off. this is a conspiracy theory. surely, diana just die in a simple accident in a tunnel with a driver that was drunk, being chased by the paparazzi, i have tended to believe that story over the years. and yet we at least send some on the program a few months . of course, one of few months. of course, one of princess diana's bodyguards just didn't happen to in the car that night. and he casts some doubt on that official story . and i on that official story. and i i've been wondering , know it may i've been wondering, know it may not have happened today . maybe not have happened today. maybe it could happen in meghan's book, maybe at some point in the future. is harry going to asking questions about the second sentences in which his mother died? now, yesterday in the daily mail, a big double page spread written by sue reed . so spread written by sue reed. so you follow this story for many , you

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putin's neighboring country viktor medvedchuk it is about newsone 112 ukraine and zik it is about diana panchenko via her trip to the occupied mariupol of donetsk to film a propaganda report was reported by people's deputy from the voice faction yaroslav yurchyshyn on social networks, according to him, in december, he submitted a parliamentary appeal to the security service of ukraine and the prosecutor general's office regarding panchenko's material, which violates the name of the security of ukraine and justifies russian aggression . now the answer has come diana panchenko has already received her gift to open criminal proceedings, friends, the year 2023 begins to bear fruit in december, the former host of moscow's medvedchukiv tv channels diana panchenko came to the occupied by directors territories in the east of ukraine, where i filmed propaganda reports from mariupol and donetsk. well, i officially drew the attention of the security service of ukraine and the prosecutor general's office to this the result is already open criminal proceedings against her, a new version that the arm

let it be diana, his girlfriend, she was strewn with glass and went to the hospital with severe bleedingng enough sleep. and soon i will have an operation on my knees, because as a result of this shock wave, uh, i have scar tissue , it grows in the joint and there are quite a lot of problems . it is difficult to walk. on the back of the bread, there are already about 10 serious operations ahead of the return of the hearing membrane, sutures were taken out of the glasses from the face, artur tumbishchan was sewing the tendons on the finger, we want to do the right ear because the cartilage there is broken, and there are already more plastic cosmetic surgeries surgeon artur tumbashchan says that it takes about 1.5 years to restore the skin after all the operations. it will not become visible due to multiple cuts, but there will be no visible defects in the area. the more chances are there not to leave any after the generation of collagen, the better the skin is, the more turger it is. выше конечно всё и встречи и качество не приститки doctors undertook to restore the appearance of the woun