the duchess of cornwall has continued her work on literacy.or children. how are you? very well, nice to meet you. a visit to chris evans‘ breakfast show involved an encounter with the actor tom hiddleston. she told him her sunday nights hadn't been the same since the end of the night manager, in which he starred. it was brilliant. thank you so much. everybody sat gripped. good. she's also campaigned on the issue of domestic abuse. at a clarence house reception, she spoke of the anguish victims face, describing it as a hidden problem where many remain too scared to speak out. this silence is corrosive. it leaves women, children and men carrying a burden of shame. it prevents some from speaking out about the abuse, and it prevents them from getting help. and at its worst, it can be fatal. prince harry's visit to nepal this year became an extended royal tour. he was due to be in the country for five days, but stayed on, having seen the impact of the 2015 earthquake, in which 9,000 people were killed. he helped rebuild a school destroyed by the qu

there is the duke of edinburgh with the duchess of wessex, i think. his coat off, going in as well. the crowd have been that since 6am this morning. they have been moved to the paddock area in front of the church as the family were going in. we will probably see them going in. we will probably see them going out. we will bring you those pictures. they do traditionally go and speak to anybody who has come to see them, so we will bring you that. a 19—year—old man has died after being stabbed at a club in northumberland. police were called to the scene at the workmen's club, on front street in cramlington, just before 10:30pm last night. the victim was taken to hospital, but died from his injuries. a 35—year—old man and a 36—year—old woman have been arrested on suspicion of murder. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this morning. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has cut some of his country's funding to united nations agencies. he's responding to friday night's un security council resolution demanding an end to s

just a quick word on the duke and duchess of cambridge in berkshire today.radition, that. and must be with the queen's agreement and approval. i think they want to give george and charlotte as relaxed a christmas as possible. we know that william is quite keen on the atmosphere that he encounters in the middleton household. a nice, relaxed family christmas. however family—orientated it is at sandringham, there is an inevitable formality to it because of the principal host. nicholas which all speaking to me a little earlier. —— nicholas which all. a russian military plane with more than 90 people on board has crashed into the black sea. russian president vladimir putin has declared a day of mourning tomorrow. the plane was carrying 64 members of the renowned red army choir and was heading from sochi to latakia in syria. the russian defence ministry says there are no survivors. from moscow, steve rosenberg sent this report. this is one of the final images of the tupolev—isii jet. it was taken by a journalist before he boarded the plane. the flight would end in

william and duchess of cambridge. kate, george and charlotte, not that they would have gone to church at sandringham, but the cambridge s are down at bucklebury in berks stained the middleton family and they did alter that the church there, so they are giving them a bit ofa dry there, so they are giving them a bit of a dry run at church with the middletons before they turn up to church with the queen which would be rather more of a daunting prospect. that is why william and catherine have been keen to have this sort of family christmas with george and charlotte in the more relaxed surroundings which inevitably you would find with the middleton family. however hard you try to make the sandringham christmas relaxed and jovial, inevitably, there is a degree of formality to it. and of course we will see the christmas message from the queen later on. yes, three o'clock on radio and television. and the theme is inspiration. we will see what she has to say about inspiring others. thank you, nicholas. a russian military plane

they are spending this year, coincidentally, with the duchess's family. on the bbc news channel. a powerful typhoon, nock—ten, known locally as typhoon nina, has made landfall in the philippines as thousands of people are being forced to evacuate their homes. the typhoon has hit the remote eastern province of katan—dwa—nays catanduanes with winds speeds of up to two—hundred—and—forty kilometres per hour. there's no immediate official reports of damage or casualties. the military and extra emergency staff are struggling to evacuate people and prepare for any damage. people who were unwilling to evacuate their homes have been ordered to leave. many more who have been heading home for the christmas holiday are stranded as flights are cancelled. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this afternoon. a 19—year—old man has died after being stabbed at a working men's club northumberland. the victim was taken to hospital but died from his injuries. a 35—year—old man and a 36—year—old woman have been arrested on suspicion of murder. tens of

there has been disappointment with the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children not here.e harry and members of the family will be here, they arrived yesterday. today they will have a full english brea kfast today they will have a full english breakfast before heading to church for the service. they will head back to the house for christmas lunch, settled down to watch the queen's speech. like many families, this is an opportunity to spend time together and reflect after a busy year. we are expecting the queen and duke of edinburgh to lead the royal family to church on the royal sandringham estate. britain's senior anglican and catholic archbishops are addressing uncertainty in their christmas sermons. later this morning, archbishop of canterburyjustin welby will talk about fear and division in the world as 2016 draws to a close. last night, the archbishop of westminster spoke of similar issues. here's our religious affairs correspondent martin bashir. a traditional start to christmas and a solemn midnight mass at westminster cathedral. cardinal vincent nichols began his s

also absent from sandringham this year, the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children, george and charlotte. they attended church at bucklebury, berkshire, where they spent the day with the family of the duchess, the middletons. inspiration was the theme of this year was my christmas broadcast by the queen, which was recorded at buckingham palace some days ago. she cited achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes and said that she also drew inspiration from daily life. i often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, community organisers and good neighbours. unsung heroes who quiet dedication them special. she recalled this had been the year of her 90th birthday and pay tribute to the inspiring work of charities with which she has been associated. she said much more could be achieved globally by acting with others. it's understandable that we sometimes think the world's problems are such that we can do little to help. on our own, we cannot end walls or wipe injustice. but the cumulative impact of thousands of small acts of

the duke and duchess of cambridge will spend the day with a middleton family.sing uncertainty in their christmas sermons. later this morning, archbishop of canterbury justin welby will talk about fear and division in the world as 2016 draws to a close. last night, catholic leader cardinal vincent nichols spoke of similar issues. the american president—elect donald trump says he intends to close his charitable foundation, to avoid any conflict of interest with his presidency. the trump foundation is currently being investigated by new york's attorney general, to establish whether it supported a republican political campaign in florida in 2013. lynn sweet is a journalist for the chicago sun times.

they attended church at bucklebury in berkshire, where they have spent christmas day with the duchessmily, the middleton. inspiration was the theme of this year was my christmas broadcast, recorded at buckingham palace recently. achievements of olympic and paralympic recently. achievements of olympic and pa ralympic athletes recently. achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes were mentioned, and she said she drew strength from daily life. from ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, volunteer organisers and good neighbours. unsung heroes whose quiet dedication makes them special. she recalled that this had been in the year of her 90th birthday and paid tribute to the charities with which she has been associated. she said much more could be achieved globally by acting with others. said much more could be achieved globally by acting with othersm is understandable that we sometimes think the world's problems are so big that we can do little to help. on ourown, we big that we can do little to help. on our own, we cannot end was wipe—out injustice. but the cum

also absent from sandringham are the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children, george and charlotteshire village of bucklebury where they're spending christmas day with the duchess's family, the middletons. in her christmas day broadcast recorded at buckingham palace several weeks ago, the queen talks about inspiration. she reflects on the achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes from britain and the commonwealth, many of whom she met at a palace reception in 0ctober. and this year when the queen marked her 90th birthday, she will revert to the international work of the many charities with which she's been associated during her reign. she will also talk about the work of many unsung heroes the meets around the country, carers, community leaders, and neighbours, ordinary people, as she put it, doing extraordinary things. back at sandringham, the royal family, doing extraordinary things. back at sandringham, the royalfamily, minus the queen, left church to be met... then to settle down to watch the queen's broadcast. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the top stories this hour: the b

not only did they not see the queen, but neither prince william nor the duchess of cambridge nor theirn who this year we re nor their children who this year were spending christmas day with the middleton family in berkshire. eleven bodies have been recovered after a russian military plane with more than 90 people on board crashed into the black sea. the plane was carrying 64 members of the renowned red army choir and was heading from sochi to latakia in syria. russian president vladimir putin has declared a day of mourning tomorrow. from moscow, steve rosenberg sent this report. this is one of the final images of the tupolev—isii jet. it was taken by a journalist before he boarded the plane. the flight would end in tragedy. the aircraft crashed into the black sea. the russians scrambled helicopters and ships but the search became a recovery operation. there were no survivors. the plane had taken off from a military airfield near moscow. it flew south, stopping in sochi to refuel. the final destination was syria, and russia's airbase near latakia, but minutes after leaving sochi, it cra

also not in surgery is the duke and duchess of cambridge.couple along with prince george and princess charlotte are making their way to church for a christmas service in the berkshire village. everyone has that decision to make, where do they spend christmas? going into the church in englefield in berkshire. a real treat for those who have turned up and did not expect to see vince william. there is pippa middleton as well who will be getting married next year. and her brother as well. james, her brother, going into the church. not many onlookers. a congregation inside the church who may be surprised to see the duke and duchess of cambridge today. let us catch up on the weather. good morning. very mild so far this christmas day with temperatures in double figures. a band of wet weather which will sink, but behind that it will turn colder. western areas will see outbreaks of rain or drizzle. to the east of higher ground, you will see sunshine. up to 15 celsius but behind this wet weather, turning colder in scotland and northern ireland. a wind

are you disappointed not to see prince william and the duchess of cambridge. the queen and the royal family are due to attend the morning service in a few hours. there had been a delay to the trip because the queen and prince philip had heavy cold but we are expecting them to walk those 300 yards from the house to the church here on the sandringham estate. good to see the philippines represented! we never get a list of who is coming but there were concerns the queen and the duke might not make it feeling the weather. i suppose we shouldn't be surprised because she does like the traditional sandringham. this is a special time of year, to be with the rest of their family, like many of us around the country, a time to be together and have those traditions. yesterday, the royal family had their formal evening traditions. yesterday, the royal family had theirformal evening meal where they exchanged presents. they compete fiercely to see who can give the cheapest and most humorous gift. we are expecting them to be here, the queen is usually driven from the house to

the duke and duchess of cambridge will spend christmas day with the middleton family at their home in. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. the queen recorded this year's broadcast a few days ago at buckingham palace. its theme this year is inspiration and in the broadcast she will reflect on the achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes, from britain and the commonwealth, many of whom she met at the palace reception in october, and whose achievements, she will say, are now inspiring others. and in this year, when the queen has marked her 90th birthday, she will refer to the inspirational work of the many charities with which she has been associated during her reign. she will talk also of the work of the many unsung heroes she meets around the country — carers, community leaders and good neighbours. "ordinary people", as she puts it, doing "extraordinary" things. the departure of the queen and the duke of edinburgh to sandringham had to be delayed for 2h hours earlier in the week because both were said to be suffering from heavy colds. buckingham palace has said not

also absent issue the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children at charlotte. christmas day with the duchess's family, the middleton ‘s. inspiration was the theme of this year's christmas broadcast by the queen which was recorded at buckingham palace days ago. she cited the achievements of olympic athletes and said she also found inspiration from daily life. olympic athletes and said she also found inspiration from daily lifelj often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, community organisers and good neighbours. unsung heroes who quiet dedication makes them special. she recalled this have been the year off her 90th birthday and paid tribute to the aspiring local charities she has been associated with. she also said much more could be achieved globally by acting with others. said much more could be achieved globally by acting with othersm is understandable that we sometimes think the world's problems are so big we can do little to help. alone, we cannot end wars oi’ big we can do little to help. alone, we cann

duchess kate kwocoordinated activities for 25 kids.d them in parachute games, first aid training and cupcake decorating. she helped them renew their cub promise, 160,000 members will renew their promise this week. >> if you're still searching for the perfect ugly christmas sweater this season, this is it, but you have to shell out about $30,000 for it. it's the world's most expensive ugly christmas speter. it has 25,000 swarovski crystals in the shape of santa riding a unicorn. you can buy it at ti tipsyelves.com. >> and a reminder, christmas, ten days away. see you back here tomoow.rr >>> bracing for impact. the sandbags are out and the rain preparations are in full force this morning. we have team coverage to get you out the door safely. "today in the bay" starts right now. good thursday morning. thank you very much for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> are we ready to get soggy? i'm laura garcia-cannon. it's a storm we've been talking about for days and for parts of the bay area it's already here. a live look at the santa cruz mountains

the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with the middleton family in berks. in the next hour: the pope uses his christmas mass at the vatican to call for an end to the war in syria.

also absent from sandringham this year, the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children, george spent christmas day with the duchess's family, the middletons. inspiration was the theme of this year's christmas broadcast by the queen, which was recorded at buckingham palace some days ago. she cited the achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes, and she said she also found inspiration from daily life. in the year where she marked her 90th birthday she refers to the work of many charities that she has been associated with and talks about the work of unsung heroes she meets around the country. 0rdinary people doing extraordinary things, as she puts it. back at sandringham, the royal family left church to return to sandringham house bought christmas lunch and then to settle down to watch the queen ‘s broadcast. a reminder of our top story: the british singer, george michael, who shot to fame with wham! in the 1980s has died at the age of 53. he went on to have a hugely successful solo career, selling more than 100 million records worldwide. in a statement his publicist said tha

also absent from sandringham this year, the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children, georgeurch at bucklebury in berkshire, where they've spent christmas day with the duchess's family, the middletons. inspiration was the theme of this year's christmas broadcast by the queen, which was recorded at buckingham palace some days ago. she cited the achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes, and she said she also found inspiration from daily life. i often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, community organisers and good neighbours. unsung heroes whose quiet dedication makes them special. she recalled that this had been the year of her 90th birthday and paid tribute to the inspiring work of charities with which she's been associated. and she said much more could be achieved globally by acting with others. it's understandable that we sometimes think the world's problems are so big that we can do little to help. on our own we cannot end wars or wipe—out injustice, but the humility of impact of thousands of small acts of good

also absent from sandringham are the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children, george and charlotteage bucklebury, where they're spending christmas day with the duchess's family, the middletons. in her christmas day broadcast, recorded at buckingham palace several weeks ago, the queen talks about inspiration. she reflects on the achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes from britain and the commonwealth, many of whom she met at a palace reception in october. and in this year when the queen she marked her 90th birthday, she'll refers to the inspirational work of the many charities with which she has been associated during her reign, and she will talk also about the work of the many unsung heroes she meets around the country. carers, community leaders and good neighbours — "ordinary people," as she puts it, doing extraordinary things. back at sandringham, the royal family, minus the queen, left church led by the duke of edinburgh, to return to sandringham house for christmas lunch and then to settle down to watch the queen's broadcast. nicholas witchell, bbc news. it might be ch

another‘s will be taken over by the duchess of cornwall, she has a great fondness for dogs and has visiteds on several occasions. there are rugby page images. william will take on the welsh rugby union and unsurprisingly prince harry will ta ke unsurprisingly prince harry will take on the rugby football union. what is not known are the tennis is patronage is. the queen has not attended wimbledon very much. both wimbledon and the lawn tennis association, one would imagine that they will probably go to the duchess of cambridge but that's not confirmed yet. and this is all part of the gradual lightening of the load for the queen, to give her a workload which, as officials would say, is more appropriate to someone who is 90 years old. nicholas witchel, thank you. every year, more than 115,000 men in the uk are diagnosed with prostate cancer, and 11—thousand die from the disease. but scientists have developed a new technique, which surgeons are calling "a huge leap forward". the treatment involves lasers and a drug made from deep—sea bacteria to destroy tumours without causing severe side effec

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to sandringham, not only did they not see the queen, they did not see either prince william or the duchessor charlotte, who coincidentally, this year, are spending christmas day with the middleton family in berkshire. nicholas witchell and you can see the queen's christmas message in full on bbc newsjust the queen's christmas message in full on bbc news just after 5:15pm. the aircraft crashed into the black sea, the search became a recovery operation. there were no survivors. the plane had taken from a military airfield near moscow. it flew south, stopping in sochi to refuel. the final destination was syria, russia's airbase near :latakia but minutes after leaving sochi, it crashed. president putin offered his condolences to the families of the victims will stop they promised —— he promised his full support. on board were more than 60 members of the russian army's famous song and dance ensemble, once known as the red army choir. they had been due to give a concert at the russian airbase in syria. most civilian airlines have stopped using the tupolev 15a, once the workhorse of the russian a

. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge broke from tradition spending christmas with kate's family p principals george and princess charlotte stole the spotlight. >> i realize that barak needed all the help he could get. >> this is our first christmas in the white house and -- what? stop. you're going to have to pull it together, potus. >> well, it looked like santa was trying to work off all those cookies in macedonia. hundreds of people ran through the streets in a 2k fun run. >> president-elect donald trump is raising eyebrows with his christmas greeting to the world. trump tweeted merry christmas and is shown with a raised fist although it's unclear what that signifies. in a surprise move mr. trump announced he was dissolving his foundation however new york's attorney general says trump may not do that until an ongoing investigation is complete. >>> tonight is also a second night of hanukkah. a giant menorah was lit in washington, d.c. it's an event national symbol of the festival of hanukkah inspiring communities across the globe to hold lightings. >>> it was also celeb

your eye is drawn to the duchess it always is but you notice there she's the only splash of color in this picture. take a close look at her tiara. >> yeah. >> that's one of princess diana's favorites. the one she wore at her wedding. >> so now she has a wedding ring from princess diana and now the tiara. >> she looks stunning. >> they all look stunning. >>> when we come back the marathon surgery that >>> a prisoner in a sticky situation. the worst jail break attempt ever. this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas whe

kate along with william, the queen, prince philip, prince charles and duchess camila were decked out for a deputy matich reception, but where was harry? >> it features the reigning was not included in the photo-op. >>> let's talk about what a great week it's been for madonna. she was twerking up a storm with james corden doing carpool karaoke, she made a spectacleein florida flirting with her ex sean penn and we were there as madonna received a big honor. >> did you have fun? >> oh, my god, so much fun. >> it was crazy and so wild. my body was hanging out the window. >> it went million views in almost 48 hours and billboard magazine celebrated her legacy. >> congratulations, woman of the year. >> it is an honor and it's great to come here and receive the award and more importantly to speak with women in general in the world today. very important times. >> the magazine honoring the serve-time grammy winner for the spectacular three decades-plus career and $1.3 billion earned rebel heart tour now a documentary on showtime. throughout her career, the now 58-year-old madonna has had some

. >>> the duchess of cambridge is stepping out in the tiara once worn by her late mother-in-law.ate middleton won the tiara yesterday. the 1913 tiara, once belonged to queen mary, and then passed it to diana and was returned to the queen following the couple's divorce. little dakota's nose was quivering in fear. because it knew an ordinary tissue was near. the fiery tissue left her nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. puffs have pillowy softness for dakota's tender nose. with lotion to comfort and soothe when she blows. don't get burned by ordinary tissues. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. now get puffs plus lotion in the squeezable softpack. >>> a secret santa in pennsylvania is doing his part to help parents in need. he paid off overdue balances on lunch accounts at the elementary school. the principal told him about a needy family and he picked up the entire month's tab for them. the kind hearted stranger had a child that went to the school several years ago. >>> melissa magee is back now about a closer look at the chilly accuweat

prince william, duchess kate, george, and charlotte went to church for a christmas service. point candy canes proved too much for the toddlers, with princess charlotte adorablebly deciding to use her cane as a digging tool, as you see there. that as queen elizabeth misses the traditional christmas service for the first time in 30 years due to a severe cold. before she got sick, the queen reported a video urging people to focus on small acts of kindness this holiday season. >>> our friends in canada may be celebrating boxing day today, but retailers across the country are bracing for the post holiday crush that is the day after christmas, where millions of americans make the mad dash to stores and shopping malls for the dreaded gift return. nbc's chris clackum has more. >> reporter: some retailers could see as many shoppers today as they did in the days leading up to christmas, but this rush has to do with returns of gifts that are either damaged, not working, don't fit, or those you just don't want. odds are you'll return one out of every ten gifts you got this year. more if

the duchess of cambridge will perhaps take on tennis.e trust, i think prince charles might well take that on. and she is also stepping back from barnardo's. the duchess of cornwall is already president of that, so i would think that camilla might become patron as well. it is a gradual lightening of the load, what palace officials might consider to be bringing her into a more appropriate workload for somebody who is 90 are just as the duke of edinburgh did when he reached 90. how much of a commitment are those patronage is actually?” think she has maintained an interest in all 600 throughout the many years that she has been patron of these charities. clearly, when you have 600 organisations of which you are patron, there is only so much you can do, but they will all be keen to maintaina link can do, but they will all be keen to maintain a link with the royal family, as much so they can plan for the future and know who their patron is going forward that an announcement like this is made at this time. you said it isjust announcement like th

home in sandringham in norfolk with other members of the royal family, though not with the duke and duchessf cambridge. they are spending the day with the middleton family. britain's senior anglican and catholic archbishops are addressing uncertainty in their christmas sermons. later this morning, archbishop of canterbury justin welby will talk about fear and division in the world as 2016 draws to a close. last night, catholic leader cardinal vincent nichols spoke of similar issues. the american president—elect donald trump says he intends to close his charitable foundation, to avoid any conflict of interest with his presidency. the trump foundation is currently being investigated by new york's attorney general, to establish whether it supported a republican political campaign in florida in 2013. thousands of people are being urged to leave their homes in the philippines as a super typhoon roars towards the country's east coast. typhoon nok—ten is expected to hit today, bringing winds of nearly 160 mph. dozens of ports have been closed, as officials warn of potentially deadly two metre wave

easy, duchess. it's one room, not gosford park. where'd you get all this sweet furniture? oh, we rented it to make the house feel more comfortable and inviting. don't sit there! oh, my gosh. it took me 20 minutes to get these chops just right. there. does that look straight? nothing about that looks straight. mm. i love the house. it's beautiful. here is a tree. it's a pachira, a taiwanese symbol of good financial fortune. it's also known as a money tree. that makes two of us. well, i would like to propose a toast. me. to the hard work of claire and cameron-- or as i like to call them, "clameron"... oh! which is what potential home buyers will be doing when they see this place-- clamorin'. clamoring to buy it f-- phil, don't go back for it. because this house is going to sell. who's the best realtor in town? gil thorpe. that's right, and he has buyers coming over tomorrow. that's right. wow! all right. to claire and cam.

. >> duke and duchess cambridge celebrated christ miss with kate's family.y attended church with two children prince george and princess charlotte and middleton family of the queen celebrated christmas at her estate. but a very bad cold kept her from attending christmas services. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. >>> president obama spending this holiday vacation in hawaii. last night he took his daughters out for a little bit of a treat. they stopped by the ice cream shop and got shaved ice or water ice, right. >> yes. >> is that what they call it. >> maybe it's shaved ice there. >> probably. as you can imagine c

meanwhile in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge took prince george and princess charlotte to more than 60 members of a celebrated russian military band are among the missing after a plane crashed in the black sea on its way to syria. a search—and—rescue mission is underway in the black sea. president putin announces a day of mourning tomorrow. also in the next hour: the pope uses his christmas mass at the vatican to call for an end to the war in syria. pope francis tells thousands of spectators that "it's time for weapons to be still for ever", and urges world leaders to negotiate a peace deal. and in

. >> the duke and duchess are expecteded to spend christmas with the middletons and prince harry is expectedend it with the queen and the royal family on the estate. it's a very formal way to spend christmas and one he's enjoyed for many years. >> what about marry's girlfriend meghan markle? christmas is reserved for the l royalyfami only and harry and meghan have been dating less than a year and she's expected to spend the holidays with family in los angeles. >>> time to roll out our favorite celebrity confessions of 2016. when amy schumer sat down with cameron matheson, he got her talking about her exes and her gal pal j. law, and you know how she has that famous lower back tattoo and maybe they can bond over ink. >> you have a great lower back ea. >> that is very nice. >> are youll reay tan or is it fake? >> i swim outside a lot. >> it was supposed to say every day i'm hustling, but -- >> let's see if it's ready. >> okay. yeah, it looks great. it's perfect. >> it says the day i'm hustling. some of it didn't come off. >> amy loved it so much she instagramed it out to her 5.4 million follow