when did you last see the duke of edinburgh?” today. when did you last see the duke of edinburgh?s time, at buckingham palace. i thought he was in very good form. yes, i mean for his age, he is an absolutely remarkable individual, in terms of schedule that he has kept, the public engagements and so on, but i guess, it is inevitable or was, that we we re it is inevitable or was, that we were going to be hearing this sort of announcement, sooner rather than later. yes, i am not hugely surprised. 0f later. yes, i am not hugely surprised. of course, we all want to see him carry on as long as he can, he is 95. it's a long time to have been doing duties with the queen since 1947. we are talking 65 year, most people can retie when they get into their 60s so the fact he is still going at 95 and wanting to do these duties has been fantastic. i think as nicholas mentioned, i think we will see him, i don't think he is going to disappear, we will see him carry out things but what he wants to do, things like trooping the colour. give us a sense, grant of how the royal diary is put together. ni

the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn, said of the duke...was six years ago, in a bbc interview to mark his 90th birthday, that the duke indicated that he was thinking about slowing down. that the duke indicated that he was thinking about slowing downlj reckon i've done my bit, i want to enjoy myself with less responsibility, less frantic rushing about, less preparation, lest trying to think of something to say. on top of that, the memory is going, i can't remember names, so yes, just sort of winding down. but nothing much changed after his 90th birthday. he continued with a range of public visits. those who know him say his contribution has been unparalleled. later this year, he will have been at the queen's side for 70 years, 25000 and more public engagements, more than 800 charities and organisations in which he has been actively involved. he has done his bit. the duke's retirement from public duties will mean that other members of the royal family will step up to support the queen. it's likely that she'll be seen more and major occasions

the duke of edinburgh isa forjoining us. support them. one of his greatest legacies will be his work as chairman of the duke of edinburgh awards — which he set up in 1956. the bbc has spoken to the awards chief executive — peter westgarth — about what it has been like to work with prince philip. working with the duke is an interesting experience. he is always interested in what we're doing. he's interested in the detail. he can be challenging. but he's always supportive and friendly in his approach to what we're doing. he supports us on every occasion that it's been possible for him to. he presents just about all of the gold awards. and that's been a magnificent support for us as an organisation and of course he's drawn a lot of people into the organisation. so we will miss that a bit, but we understand why he's reached the point where he feels he needs to step back a bit from that. but we're delighted he's going to stay as our patron. tell us about the influence he has had with the causes that you work with. he's always had

the duke is the longest—serving consort in british history. business as usual at buckingham palace, a constant run of tourists behind me. it has been business as usual for the queen and the duke of edinburgh carrying out an engagement at the james palace. there is more media here than on our usual thursday afternoon. they began to assemble this morning when speculation was rife on social media after we heard there would be a meeting at the palace and then followed the announcement that the duke of edinburgh is to stand down from his royal duties at the beginning of the autumn. the duke of edinburgh is a patron of more than 780 charities. he will continue his association with them. one of them is the british driving society which he has been involved with since 1973. let's speak now tojohn parker, their vice president. the duke of edinburgh took up carriage driving after he gave up pole and it is fair to say he was rather good at it. what ——... what --... can you hear me? yes. i was saying that the duke of edinburgh was rather good at carriage

the duke of edinburgh is to retire from public duties. queen. the french presidential candidates have been trading insults on television and 110w trading insults on television and now emmanuel macron has filed a lawsuit to scotch rumours he holds an offshore bank account. the server rescued after 32 hours stranded in the irish sea has been speaking to the irish sea has been speaking to the bbc. matthew price says he thought he was going to die. in sport, arsenal manager arsene wenger says the highs and lows of a football career can have a negative effect on a player's mental welfare. aaron lennon was detained by police on sunday under the mental health act. he's being treated a stress— related act. he's being treated a stress—related illness. jose mourinho says they are prioritising the europa league as a pathway into next season's champions league, they play celta vigo tonight in the first leg of their semifinal. the england women's cricket captain heather knight has a stress fracture in her foot, but should be fit to lead the side at ne

i'm sophie long, live at buckingham palace, where its been announced the duke of edinburgh is to retire from public duties, a decision he took himself, backed by the queen. but it was business as usual this lunchtime, when he took his place alongside the queen — by the autumn he will no longer be accepting engagements. the prince — who turns 96 next month — said his decision marks a transition for the royal family. i'll be bringing you all the latest developments. i'm ben brown. the other news at 4 o'clock. the french presidential candidates trade insults on television — now emmanuel macron files a lawsuit to scotch rumours he holds an offshore bank account. and the surfer rescued after 32 hours stranded in the irish sea speaks exclusively to the bbc — matthew bryce says he thought he was going to die. they flew right over. i thought they'd missed me. and then they turned round and they saved my life. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. buckingham palace has announced that the duke of edinburgh will retire from public engagements this autumn. his decision to step down has the full s

soon, though, the duke's public role will come largely to an end.ement said, prince philip will attend previously scheduled engagements between now and august, both individually and accompanying the queen. thereafter, the duke will not be accepting new invitations for visits and engagements, although he may still choose to attend certain public events from time to time. political leaders paid their tributes. for his steadfast support for her majesty the queen, to his inspirational duke of edinburgh awards, and his patronage of hundreds of charities and good causes. his contribution to our united kingdom, the commonwealth, and the wider world will be of huge benefit to us all for years to come. i wish him well in his retirement. i wish him well spending time doing the things he wants to do, as opposed to being required to attend lots of events, some of which he may find very exciting, some less so. so, all the best. good luck. he's dedicated his life to public service and supporting the queen. i think he's more than earned his retirement. prince phil

you know i love duke.tball has been my life, but when you win a gold medal, a world championship or the olympic gold-medal, it is the whole world, and we respect the world. basketball around the world is unbelievable. and to have those guys with medals around their necks and your national anthem being played, there is nothing better than that. david: initially, you were an assistant coach to the 1992 so-called dream team. mike: dream team, yeah. david: for those who do not follow basketball, college basketball players were the ones who played in the olympics before because of the rules of the olympics. 1992 was the first time professionals played, and those who played were michael jordan, magic johnson, larry bird among others. what was it like to coach that team? mike: it was literally a dream. and it really set off an explosion worldwide for basketball. international pro players played anyway, and now the players when they were seven-year olds or eight year olds are watching, and it exploded. to be with

soon, though, the duke's public role will come largely to an end.t said, prince philip will attend previously scheduled engagements between now and august, both individually and accompanying the queen. thereafter, the duke will not be accepting new invitations for visits and engagements, although he may still choose to attend certain public events from time to time. political leaders paid their tributes. for his steadfast support for her majesty the queen, to his inspirational duke of edinburgh awards, and his patronage of hundreds of charities and good causes. his contribution to our united kingdom, the commonwealth, and the wider world will be of huge benefit to us all for years to come. i wish him well in his retirement. i wish him well spending time doing the things he wants to do, as opposed to being required to attend lots of events, some of which he may find very exciting, some less so. so, all the best. good luck. he's dedicated his life to public service and supporting the queen. i think he's more than earned his retirement. prince philip,

things like the duke of edinburgh award scheme.portant contribution has been the support he has given to his wife, the queen, as she has become the longest reigning monarch in british history. he has become the longest—running consort. they have done it together. the duke taking second place to his wife in public, but her most constant and sometimes forthright supporter in private. he has supported her by being a very strong husband. and he has put herfirst, and he has not tried to interfere in her work, her work as queen is her work. soon though, the duke's public role will come largely to an end. the palace statement said: political leaders paid their tributes. from his steadfast support for her majesty the queen, to his inspirational duke of edinburgh awards, and his patronage of hundreds of charities and good causes, his contribution to our united kingdom, the commonwealth and the wider world, will be of huge benefit to us all for years to come. i wish him well in his retirement. i wish him well spending time doing the things h

things like the duke of edinburgh award scheme.his wife, the queen. as she has become the longest reigning monarch in british history, he has become the longest—running consort. they have done it together. the duke taking second place to his wife in public, but her most constant and sometimes forthright supporter in private. he has supported her by being a very strong husband. and he has put herfirst, and he has not tried to interfere in her work, her work as queen is her work. soon though, the duke's public role will come largely to an end. the palace statement said: political leaders paid their tributes. from his steadfast support for her majesty the queen, to his inspirational duke of edinburgh awards, and his patronage of hundreds of charities and good causes, his contribution to our united kingdom, the commonwealth and the wider world, will be of huge benefit to us all for years to come. i wish him well in his retirement. i wish him well spending time doing the things he wants to do, as opposed to being required to attend lots

things like the duke of edinburgh award scheme. but his most important contribution has been the support he has given to his wife, the queen, as she has become the longest reigning monarch in british history. he has become the longest—running consort. they have done it together. the duke taking second place to his wife in public, but her most constant and sometimes forthright supporter in private. he has supported her by being a very strong husband. and he has put herfirst, and he has not tried to interfere in her work, her work as queen is her work. soon though, the duke's public role will come largely to an end. the palace statement said: political leaders paid their tributes. from his steadfast support

reporter: soon, the duke's public role will come to an end. the palace statement said " prince philip will attend previously scheduled engagements between now and august, both individually and accompanying the queen the duke will not be . thereafter the duke will not be, accepting new invitations, although, he may still choose to attend certain public events from time to time." the duke's retirement from public duties will mean other members of the royal family will step up to support the queen. it is likely she will be seen more frequently at major occasions with the prince of es or princes ann. those who know the couple say it will not be quite the same for the queen. >> the queen will undoubtedly miss him on public occasions. there is no doubt that when they go out for a day together, they are a mutual support system. having been on tours with them and followed in the car behind them, you see at the end of the day they get together into the car and he entertains her hugely, telling her funny stories about what's happened today. she will def

you know i love duke.ll has been my life, but when you win a gold medal, a world championship or the olympic gold-medal, it is the whole world, and we respect the world. basketball around the world is unbelievable. and to have those guys with medals around their necks and your national anthem being played, there is nothing better than that. david: initially, you were an assistant coach to the 1992 so-called dream team. mike: dream team, yeah. david: for those who do not follow basketball, college basketball players were the ones who played in the olympics before because of the rules of the olympics. 1992 was the first time professionals played, and those who played were michael jordan, magic johnson, larry bird among others. what was it like to coach that team? mike: it was literally a dream. and it really set off an explosion worldwide for basketball. international pro players played anyway, and now the players when they were seven-year olds or eight year olds are watching, and it exploded. to be with the

duke of edinburgh awards went to his son, prince edward.to ta ke royals coming up who are keen to take on these kinds of roles, especially prince harry. yes, we have seen both prince harry and prince william talking about issues like mental health recently, do you think we will see more and more of the younger royals these days? we are, and they come with a very different style. he does represent an almost victorian, 20th—century authoritarian kind of royal. there has been a resurgence, perhaps, because of that, because they have a different attitude, perhaps. since we have the royal wedding, that captured the dreams of people around the globe. there has been a resurgence in the popularity of the royals. i think it has been a research and over the last 15 years. the 19905 were certainly a low point. it is a peculiar 5ituation. the royal family is almost democratic, they are there because we almost want them to be there. it make5 we almost want them to be there. it makes it very difficult for republicans to remove them. if we didn't want the

soon, though, the duke's public role will come largely to an end.ement said, prince philip will attend previously scheduled engagements between now and august, both individually and accompanying the queen. thereafter, the duke will not be accepting new invitations for visits and engagements, although he may still choose to attend certain public events from time to time. political leaders paid their tributes. for his steadfast support for her majesty the queen, to his inspirational duke of edinburgh awards, the queen will undoubtedly miss him on public occasions. there's no doubt that when they go out for a day together, they are mutual support system. having been on tours with them, having followed in the car behind them, you see at the end of the day they get together into the car and he entertains her hugely, telling her funny stories about what's happened during the day. so she will definitely miss all that and occasionally she will strike us as a lonely figure. but she'll be going back to buckingham palace, windsor castle, balmoral, and he will

soon the duke's public world will come largely to an end.ace statement said prince philip would attend previously scheduled events between now and august both individually and with the queen, although afterwards he will not accept new invitations, although he may choose to attend certain public events may choose to attend certain public eve nts fro m may choose to attend certain public events from time to time. the duke's retirement from public duties will mean that other members of the royal family will step up to support the queen. but those who know the couple say it won't be quite the same for the queen. the queen will undoubtedly miss him on public occasions. there is no doubt that when they go out for a day together they are a mutual support system. having been on tours with them and having followed in a car behind them, you will see at the end of the day they get together into the car and he entertains her hugely, telling her funny stories about what happened in the day. so she will definitely miss that and occasionally she will strik

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they were appallingly biased in the duke lacrosse case. long after "newsweek" and lots of other, and most of the news media had realized that this was a fraud. the "new york times" is still trying to shore up the prosecution. in an appallingly. and they never really came clean. clean. so afterwards one of the editors said well, we've learned our lesson, we'll do better next time. they didn't do better next time. every time a big case, sex case comes up, big rape accusation comes up at the new york times decides to cover, they write a a guilt person narrative. they did in the case of florida state, quarterback james winston. they did in the case at hobart. they've done it in jail quarterback and so i guess what i would help me people would do is finally get it through their heads that these cases are complicated, that some of the accusations are true, that some are false and you should not just jump in assuming you are going to run to the rescue of the victim until you're sure she is a victim. so for example, in the janus winston case, i'm

the duke of edinburgh turns 96 next month. he will honor engagements between now and august, but then bow out of his public life for good. reporter: at nearly 96 years old, with 65 years of royal appearances under his belt, prince philip is set to retire. the buckingham palace statement made no mention of his health, but said he continues to carry out public engagements until september. during an appearance at the london critic club, the duke of edinburgh. to be in high spirits -- duke of edinburgh appeared to be in high spirits. >> [inaudible] reporter: described by the queen strenght all these years -- as "my strength all these years." he joined the british royal navy in 1939 and served in world war ii. he caught the attention of elizabeth when she visited the britannia royal naval college. two years after the war, they married and he was forced to abandon his career to support his wife in her role as queen. famed for his humor, but also his gaffes, the duke has made off-the-cucuff remarks.. hehe speaks his mind, but has bee

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the queen and the duke of edinburgh side by side on official business.e at a reception at st james's palace. the duke, a few steps behind, and there in support. inside, meeting members of the order of merit. swapping stories about hearing aids. we've all got them. and joking about retirement. you're standing down? i can't stand up much. never mind standing down, i have trouble standing up, he said. but, come the autumn, his attendance at events such as this will be the exception. after nearly 70 years of public service, the duke has decided a few weeks short of his 96th birthday that it's finally time to step back from public duties. the palace says the decision has not been prompted by any particular concerns about his health and the evidence would support that. yesterday he was at lord's cricket ground, opening a new stand, and sharing a familiarjoke. i'm the world's most experienced plaque unveiler. alongside all those plaques he's unveiled are the serious achievements, things like the duke of edinburgh award scheme. but his most important contributio

duke's really adds integrity to our recipes. duke's is smooth and creamy. it has a lemony edge.not sweet. it tastes like real ingredients because it's made with real ingredients. i don't think there's another mayonnaise that compares to duke's. >>> here's look at today ice forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the growing popularity of going to the mall. department stores have lost more jobs than coal mines in the past 15 years after hundreds of malls are shut down. well, meg oliver shows us how developers are transforming these empty spaces. >> reporter: photographer seth lawless got a look what happens to malls after they fail. left abandoned and neglected the giant buildings slowly fall apart. this used to be the site of the old granite mall in philadelphia. the designer michael mark mann is giving it a 21st century makeover. >> what's different about this? >> what we did is really, really aggressive. we took down the whole interior portion of the mall. >> reporter: mark mann is going to replace the old mall with a complex of buildings for shopping, entertainment, a

more now on the duke of edinburgh, who will stop carrying out public engagements this autumn.who will be 96 next month, made the decision with the full support of the queen. professor gordon masterton is a fellow at the royal college of engineering, which prince philip helped set up in 1976. hejoins me from our studios in glasgow. welcome. tell us about your first meeting with prince philip. that would be prince philip presenting the award for engineering, which is effectively the oscars of engineering for the profession! he has been doing that continuously, not that i saw him on the first occasion, but he's been doing it since 1969. there are organisations here in glasgow which have been awarding a prince philip prize for engineering students for 50 years. it isa engineering students for 50 years. it is a remarkable period of longevity and continuity that you just wouldn't get with politicians, for example. indeed. that might be controversial in some quarters so i will move on! how did prince philip come to be involved in the setting up come to be involved in the setting up o

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the duke of edinburgh announces he's to retire from all public duties in autumn — a decision supportedy the queen. the bill is passed and without objection the motion is laid upon the table. the us house of representatives has passed a healthcare bill, bringing president trump's pledge to repeal and replace obamacare a step closer. manual macron and marine le pen are on the campaign trail in france following the badtempered tv debate ahead of a presidential election on sunday. and adrift for 32 hours in the irish sea — the rescued surfer matthew price tells the bbc he had prepared for death. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former trade minister, lord digbyjones, and the broadcaster and campaigner, henry bonsu. tomorrow's front pages. they are both going to respect each other‘s opinion and not talk over each other at all! laughter the telegraph leads with the duke of edinburgh who is retiring who is retiring from public duties this autumn. the daily mail pays tribute to the prince with a salute from the nation. the sun

the duke and duchess of cambridge and their two children, romping duke and duchess of cambridge and theirtwoke and duchess of cambridge and their two children, romping in their garden, i think it is. romping in their garden in norfolk. a really nice image. a nice family snap. very relaxed and casual. i'm taken by the dog in motion in the middle of this shot. they have captured him mid—round ina shot. they have captured him mid—round in a very engaging manner, i think. there is a point to the story. i wish diana had met my family. one must remind themselves it is 20 years since the princess of wales died. i thought it was about the grass not being cut. he needs to get the lawn mower house. it is a lovely photograph. if you were running the royal properties, you would be astroturf in them, wouldn't you? sign up i would. as long as you don't suffer from hay fever, it has to be said. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later

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they were appallingly biased in the duke lacrosse case. long after newsweek and lots of other -- most news media had realized this was a fraud and the new york times was still trying to shore up the prosecution. in an appalling way. they never came clean. "after words" one of their editors said well, we learned our lesson and will do better next time. every time a big case, sex case, rape accusation comes up and the new york times decides to cover it, they write a guilt pursuing narrative. they did in the case of florida state and they did it in the case of free time pulitzer prize writer did that, by the way. they did it in hobart, they've done it in a case at yale with quarterback patrick and so, i guess, what i would hope media people would do is to finally get it through their heads that these cases are complicated, that some of the accusations are true, that some are false and that you should not just jump in assuming that you will run the rescue to the victim until you're sure she's a victim. for example, in the jamison, the florida

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they were welcomed by the duke and duchess of cambridge, and prince harry. son of the fusilier lee rigby, who was murdered in a terror attack in 2013. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it's a very large garden accustomed to formal events like garden parties but it's the perfect place for a children's party which is exactly what was happening at buckingham palace this afternoon. 800 children have been invited to the palace by the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry for a very special reason. each of these children have lost a parent serving in the armed forces. one of them was jack rigby, the six—year—old son of fusilier lee rigby, murdered by extremists in london four years ago. it is a chance for the parents to meet each other and to know that you're in a safe environment, you can ask advice of the other parents, they've been through similar things and at different points gone through the same things you have, the questions, the explanations of what has happened. it is a fantastic opportunity. they met prince harry who was demons