duke has done everything in power to ensure safety for the student.tely we cannot say the same for universities across america. >> lawrence: real quickly before i let you go, what do you think duke is doing differently than the rest of the universities. >> because i think it can be a model. >> i think there are millimeter factors that go into. this one of them being that duke has their rules and they abide by it and stick to it for every group on campus. it doesn't adjust based off certain political beliefs, personal beliefs, identities. additionally, i generally believe duke has done an amazing job in building a community on campus and what i am seeing on other college universities is, that these students don't have a place on their campus. they don't feel like they have meaning. they don't feel like they have a purpose. and duke has generally created a community that students feel a sense of fulfillment and don't feel the need to turn to this violence. >> lawrence: yeah. such a good point. you see it all across the country where some jewish students

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the duke and duchess have had a re today. the duke and duchess have had a pretty busy — today.ess have had a pretty busy second day here, they i a pretty busy second day here, they started by meeting members of a local organisation that they support cold nigeria unconquered, which helps wounded and injured servicemembers and veterans, and we know that is close to prince harry�*s heart. he took part then in a sitting volleyball game with a team and they were really enthusiastic, chanting team harry, team harry! afterwards, he and megan spoke to the families of those athletes, one girl offering the meghan her rows back saying she was really happy to be there. afterwards they attended a reception hosted by the ministry of defence, the ministry behind their visit to nigeria in the first place, and there the duke of sussex gave a recap of his visit to a military rehab hospital yesterday. he said when he was there he met 50 injured soldiers that were lying in their beds and said he could feel low morale in the room but two of those soldiers stood out to him because they were smiling.

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>> so, today the load is about 2% of what duke energy supplies. i look at the growth that we see between now and 2028, it represents 25% of our growth. those other items, chipmakers, battery manufacturers, the onshoring of u.s. manufacturing, is also contributing to our growth. so, it's important, it's growing, it's beyond what we've seen in decades, carl. but it represents a piece of what is already a growing list of industrial and, frankly, population growth is also spurring growth at duke. >> how much are these tech companies investing to develop this power? it reminds me of the deal we saw from microsoft, which is investing $10 billion with brookfield to develop renewable alternatives for powering data centers. do you have a sense of just how much money we're talking about? >> i think we're early in the process. you should think of this as a framework for customized solutions for those customers coming to our area. and it can take a variety of forms. it could be direct investment. it could be innovative financing opportunities. so, the specifi

is he the father of a duke alumna and another student -- another child at duke as well. >> steve: i haveo make us all feel a little old. pretty much every kid who graduated at duke yesterday, were born after his show on nbc. >> ainsley: they can watch the reruns. >> steve: they could if they wanted to. >> ainsley: survey shows americans are craving outdoor time like never before. dr. marc siegel joins us with this medical monday story. >> brian: he is coming indoors to do that? >> ainsley: no. we are going to be outside. get your coat. ♪ a perfect day for a family outing! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shi

now this is not just happening at duke. several weeks of protests and encampments on college campuses anti- israel protesters are now disrupting graduations at many schools. your look at a video pro- palestinian protesters interrupting graduation at the university of wisconsin at madison per we've seen graduation disruptions at schools like uc barkley, university of texas at austin and of course more and more schools will start having these ceremonies so we will see things progress as the protests seem to be camping up even more. back to you. jon: at least they got to have a commencement ceremony at duke. madison scarpino thanks. jon: from on the walkout at duke of the youth vote might impact prison bite and this november and his take on that mammoth trump relic let's bring fox news political analyst ji otto caldwell. tens of thousands of people on the beach at wildwood last night to see the former president. some of them waited days for this. what is your work take on what t suggest? >> what it suggests to me is the presid

, and a current duke student. >> steve: here is what that sounded like. [booing] >> jerry, jerry, jerry. >> lawrence: stunning, why oppose him? he's not a political person, he said one thing when it came to october 7. his wife and him have gone to israel, he's just a jewish american that said what happened was messed up. you are protesting him, are these anti-israel protest or anti-jewish protest? >> steve: they planned as soon as he starts talking, get up and go, they wanted to make a statement. 99% of people in attendance were on jerry's side and yelling free, palestine. he is supporting his kids who go to school there. they give him an honorary degree, ask him to speak. he is one of the funniest guys in america. >> brian: put the sound up, you talk to a graduate, this is what she said from her seat. >> i can't say i'm surprised given protests, it is obvious they oppose his point of view, they violated duke's rules. they made it clear to students and these students violated rules of duke university. only 40 students walkut on, the entire stadium started

why is it necessary to feature the duke and duchess of sussex?old us. finally, linda robinson got in touch with us this week and recorded this video for us. i was trying to watch the evening news on 12 may. it was 6.15pm in the evening, and it was very difficult. i had three video panels across the main part of the screen — one featuring a lady who was being interviewed from tbilisi, about the problems there, another feed from tbilisi in the middle, and a third panel on the right showing the bafta awards advert. citizens responded to this state—sponsored terror with humour... below that, there were two breaking news panels giving totally different information again. really, this is totally unhelpful. you obviously don't know how much processing people can do at one time. please, please, please, don't put quite so much information on the screen at once. thank you. let us know whether you agree with linda about that screen overload. and thanks to her and to everyone who contacted us this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see o

duke releasing a statement that says in part, "we respect the right of everyone at duke to express theirws peacefully, without preventing graduates and their families from celebrating their achievement." in southern california pomona chose a new location for graduation. protesters blocked the entrances. campuses have been dealing with scenes like this since october 7th. >> we deserve to know what our university's invested in. >> for many jewish students on campus we feel unsafe including myself. >> reporter: in a new survey 67% of students at the country's top schools say antisemitism is a problem and 38% say they feel unsafe. now graduation ceremonies are flashpoints. >> with the school year ending it's probably the last big audience for the student movement to express its opposition to the war in gaza. >> reporter: nyu professor robert cohen studies student activism. >> what is the challenge for universities going into a new school year next fall? >> if there is a cease-fire, then i think obviously this will dissipate. if it continues, i think the university needs to find a way to be a

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this isn't just happening at duke.er several weeks of protest and encampments in college campuses into israel protesters are now disrupting graduations in many schools looking at a video of a pro- palestinian protester getting on stage at university of texas austin graduation later escorted out. we also see graduation disruptions at schools like uc berkeley, university of wisconsin madison and moore. >> do these students even know what they are protesting? >> no. the students don't but we don't know that it is students for the most part. obviously they are students walking out all of these protesting things that are happening these are people taking advantage of what is the most malleable lines of any graduating class we've ever had this class did not have a graduation in 2020, they are almost benign to the ways of the world at this point they are so easily impressionable that tiktok dictates their political opinions they are protesting seinfeld not because they know he supported israel but because he is jewish. that i

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alan duke: i don't know. man (on phone): i only hope you people get what's coming to you, and it will come to you. [shouting] donnie o'sullivan: they are inspiring and being used to justify violent attacks on american institutions. crowd: [chanting] geraldine roll: it never has been like this before. donnie o'sullivan: did you ever think being an election official would make you public enemy number one? geraldine roll: no. dennis jacobsen: we really do think that democracy is at stake in this election. [audio logo] and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. [clattering] donnie o'sullivan: they're saying, who's this strange irishman coming to feed us? you come to arizona expecting to talk about the decline of american democracy, but you end up watching deer. it's great. geraldine roll: [laughs] look at all of them right there. they're like, i don't know what's going on today. donnie o'sullivan: and it's

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she also mentioned that the duke has been...ey've really been trying to drive home during the trip here. ., . , , trying to drive home during the trip here. ., ., , , . here. how has it been received overall in _ here. how has it been received overall in terms _ here. how has it been received overall in terms of— here. how has it been received overall in terms of not - here. how has it been received overall in terms of notjust - here. how has it been received overall in terms of notjust the | overall in terms of notjust the crowds, but also in the media? yeah, there has been _ crowds, but also in the media? yeah, there has been a _ crowds, but also in the media? yeah, there has been a bit _ crowds, but also in the media? yeah, there has been a bit of— crowds, but also in the media? yeah, there has been a bit of coverage - there has been a bit of coverage amongst local media and newspapers and tv stations here in nigeria. it's been largely positive, especially because of how meghan has been open about her nigerian heritage and th

as for other members of the royal family the king, the queen, duke and duchess of edinburgh, duke andess royal there in the buckingham palace garden. right now hosting a garden party. no word as to where prince william is. buckingham palace and kensington palace not commenting on anything to do with the duke of sussex. we also know that prince harry is not meeting his father, the king, while he is in the united kingdom . we are told. the united kingdom. we are told. thatis the united kingdom. we are told. that is because, according to prince harry's spokesperson, who ispoke prince harry's spokesperson, who i spoke to yesterday, the king's diary is very, very busy and i'm also told that prince harry is very understanding about that, that it's very diplomatic response. it was very warm, very welcoming. it read a little bit like a royal press release, to be perfectly honest, which is a far cry from the kind of press release or statement we would get from the duke and duchess of sussex just a few years ago, where the dealings of megxit was being thrashed out. it appears to be a bit more w

duke is totally different.alk out, but they are pretty much yelling "jerry." >> katie: geography. columbia is in new york city. duke is in north carolina. jerry seinfeld is someone who stopped going to college campuses a long time ago to do stand up because it would be like this. the majority of students around the country don't believe in this pro hamas, pro-terrorism ideology that is running everything for everyone else. they believe in creativity and the first amendment. women's rights and those types of things. jesse's point, for them to walk out and not want to listen and learn from someone who has had a very successful career and life in america, too bad for them. represents the larger liberal ideology of ripping things down constantly instead of building them up whether it is ripping apart your diploma or destroying a commencement speech for everybody else. for jerry seinfeld to get protested, he is an american. it's more about anti-semitism than it is about anti-israel protesting. >> judge jeanine: more

you are graduating from duke.you should use your privilege but if you don't, a fine, a loser. no one is telling you to use it or not to use it accept you. if you rejected the idea of privilege than you need to reject your diploma, you should reject -- should put duke on your resume because that's privilege. anything that's related to your privilege you should reject. everything you due in life is related to your privilege. a lot of people say they don't have privilege have more privilege than they are willing to let on. when you look at the numbers which are 40 people, you are seeing the literal example of the radical math. it's just a few idiots but they pretend to be more imposing weather on social media or by having groups sponsoring them and that should be a message to the colleges and to the democrat party. why are you so scared of a tiny fraction. are you held hostage by the naughtiest people in your party or even outside your party. they are afraid of these people. maybe it -- it's because they fear their a

, his son goes to duke.here were what sounded like cheers for seinfeld, he was able to get through his address. as for the school, they released a statement that said in part, we respect the right of everyone at duke to express their views peacefully without preventing graduates and their families from celebrating their achievement. it was one of many protests around the country. you had pro-palestinian supporters among the study body in california. pomona blocked a commencement address. at uc berkeley, a number held up banners and flags. the class president said it wouldn't be a graduation at berkeley if there weren't protests. there were also protests in virginia at vcu, the governor of virginia, glenn youngkin gave the address which was also disrupted. this kicks off a week of graduation ceremonies, here at nyu, the stern business school will start its events today, and we are likely to see more protests. savannah. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> air quality alerts are in effect this morning for parts of min

this could be the first of more visits by the duke and duchess of sussex to nigeria. the time is 1:15. our top story this afternoon... there's a boost to the economy, with gdp up — meaning the uk is officially out of recession. and coming up, we speak to 0lly alexander, britain's entry for the eurovision song contest, ahead of tomorrow's final. coming up on bbc news: after a week that has decided finalists in europe, it is time to turn the attention to those in domestic football with both spurs and last year's runners—up, manchester united, attempting to win the women's fa cup for the first time. it's feared the african penguin could become extinct in the wild by 2035 because of overfishing, climate change and oil pollution. their population has reduced by 99% in the last century. conservationists are hoping legal action against the south african government over failure to protect the endangered species might help save them. jenny hill, has more from the western cape. theirs is a story of survival. but every year there are fewer african penguins. soon there may be non

i comes to mind duke university has been developing a particularly fine initiative of this kind. the civil discourse project. but then, just a couple of months ago the news broke a public school just down the road from duke the university of north carolina at chapel hill i which i happen to be an alumnus scooped duke's star player in this particular competitive sports. it's with us here this morning to be the inaugural dean of the new school of civic life and leadership in chapel hill. porte duca. that was not enough you and cv twice in basketball this year. a list tough to be a blue devil these days mary gerry seinfeld could go down to campus and tell them a joke or two to feel better about themselves. [laughter] now, one reason caroline it was when jet away from duke is a great public universities are doing to be more ambitious things that are private universities. north ghana, texas, arizona, florida, ohio, tennessee, mississippi, have created an cre entirely new academic units. in some cases entire schools and colleges dedicated to civic education and more such projects are o

jerry seinfeld was just about to give his commencement address at duke when it happened.lwyn lopez explains. >> reporter: comedian jerry seinfeld today taking the stage at duke university, where he was scheduled to deliver the commencement address and receive an honorary degree. soon after he was introduced, students walked out, some waving palestinian flags. boos and chants erupted. it comes after weeks of protests at colleges nationwide against the israel-hamas war. seinfeld later delivering his speech. >> again, a lot of you are thinking, i can't believe they invited this guy. too late. i say, use your privilege. i grew up a jewish boy from new york. that is a privilege if you want to be a comedian. >> reporter: the sitcom creator taking to instagram after the hamas attack on israel october 7th, stating in part, i will always stand with israel and the jewish people, later visiting tel aviv. the university saying in part, we respect the right of everyone at duke to express their views peacefully. it's the latest in a series of weekend interruptions at graduations across

but it didn't take me long to change my mind. >> duke believes private enterprise will take over and low earth orbit economy. >> excellent companies and they're doing a great job. i think help revolutionizing near earth space, earth orbit. nasa will concentrate on deep space like artemis, which is back to the moon and building a moon base and stuff like that. >> though test pilots often vied to be the fastest man alive, duke is truly one of them. along with the other apollo crew members reentering the earth's atmosphere. no one has ever gone faster. >> you really smoke any in 20 over 25,000 miles an hour, you don't feel like you're going that fast until you see this fireball form around the spacecraft. >> duke credits the us and russia for internationalizing space so other nations could participate in exploration and science on orbit. though the chinese will land a lunar probe on the dark side of the moon to retrieve rocks and soil. duke says it's advancing science and human knowledge with only one regret. >> i don't really see us in a competition with the chinese, 50 years ago, john

oh, it is the duke of edinburgh. he likes little ties with messaging in., but they've got little cats on them. >> oh have they? >> oh have they? >> so that would be perfect for you. >> it would be very nice, but they probably cost a fortune. >> i think they do. >> i think they do. >> yes. >> yes. >> whereas these are buy from a well known online shopping site, and they're about £6 each. yeah >> and you've got loads. you can match my dress match an outfit. £6, but yes, that's the way to go. i think he's got them in loads of different colours. so this is from kim ford on twitter who said, if you're looking for tie inspiration, look no further than this. and i'm sure ellie costello will approve as well. >> so yeah, kim, thank you very much indeed. if anyone would like to donate to funding tie fund ties this cheap and cheerful, that's what i go for. >> because then you can have lots of them. >> you have lots of them. and then should you spill some of your pot noodle? it's not the end of the world. >> so you do get home and have a pot noodle. >> oh, i haven't h

they are behind the couple's trip to nigeria and are hoping to do more with the duke's invictus gamescountry. the couple will spend the rest of their stay here focused on a cause dear to their hearts, helping wounded and injured soldiers and veterans. simijolaoso, bbc news, abuja, nigeria. now, the eurovision song contest reaches its grand final on saturday night, with croatia, israel and switzerland among the favourites to win. meanwhile, joost klein, the entrant for the netherlands, has not performed in the second rehearsal for the grand finale on friday while an investigation into an unspecified "incident" continues. klein's song "europapa" is considered one of the front—runners at this year's contest — which final takes place later tonight. for more on that, and who is favourite to win the festival this year, we are joined now byjasmine bear. she's a eurovision blogger and fan, who's often at the competition but isn't going this year. ido like i do like to be as often as i can but coming all the way from australia, it is a very exciting trip but an expensive one, so not every year

duke will meet his father while in the uk.l not be possible due to the majesty's full program. here with reaction is piers morgan. >> ainsley: you're a father, if your child lived in another country and was coming back, you would make time to see your child, this is the king we're talking about. what does this tell you? piers morgan nothing to do with king charles busy schedule, what the duke of sussex tried to refer to. he can do what he likes. if i were suffering cancer and one son lived 6000 miles away and flew to the city i was living in. i was doing events a mile from where i was living, the cathedral is where harry is doing the invictus games. charles has not made time. it has nothing to do with schedule and everything to do with the psychodrama unfolding with the royal family since they went to be royal celebrities in california using their title to enrich themselves. i think prince charles has had enough. i could -- anything to sell the family down the river and sell the dirt, i would respond the same way. harry burned

they are behind the couple's trip to nigeria and are hoping to do more with the duke's invictus gamesle will spend the rest of their stay here focused on a cause dear to their hearts, helping wounded and injured soldiers and veterans. simijolaoso — abuja — nigeria. cyber attacks on schools have resulted in cancelled lessons and weeks of disruption, according to new figures. hackers are increasingly targeting schools because they hold sensitive data but have limited budgets to spend on software and security. the education and childcare sector reported 3a7 cyber incidents to the information commissioner's office last year. an increase of 55% on the year before. some incidents have even forced schools to temporarily close. more details from our education correspondent elaine dunkley. could literally see the cursor moving on their screen remotely. across the country, the cyber scammers are targeting schools. the whole thing feels very sinister, actually. international gangs stealing sensitive data about pupils and parents and demanding money. they're constantly trying to barrage and find

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out ahead of his commencement address. [ boos ] >> this scene played out sunday as duke university's president introduced seinfeld. the 70-year-old had been an outspoken supporter of israel since the october 7th attack by hamas militants. despite the minor chaos, though, seinfeld was able to deliver his speech with no interruptions. he gave the graduates three bits of advice and encouraged them to use their privilege well. >> again, a lot of you are thinking, i can't believe they invited this guy. too late. i say, use your privilege. i grew up a jewish boy from new york. that is a privilege if you want to be a comedian. [ cheers ] >> pro-palestinian protests popped up sporadically over the weekend as colleges and universities from north carolina to california held commencement ceremonies. dozens of graduating students at virginia commonwealth university walked out on an address by governor glenn youngkin. >>> and parts of western pennsylvania are cleaning up after three apparent tornadoes touched down this weekend. a large twister was spotted in finleyville on saturday about 20 miles

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well, it has been a lively day here in abuja for the duke and duchess of sussex. harry has always had a special affinity with africa but nigeria in particular is close to meghan�*s heart. this visit actually stems from a conversation that prince harry had with the nigerian military chief during the in victors games last year but today was all about highlighting mental health, they visited a school where they were enthusiastically greeted by schoolchildren, some of whom told me that they were left really inspired by the couple. serenaded with traditional music and enthusiastic dances. greeted by rose of adoring schoolchildren. some the same age as the children, lilibet and archie. the purpose of the visit was to open a mental health centre. but not before more performances from the students. we acknowledge those from the students. we acknowledge these amazing _ from the students. we acknowledge those amazing dance _ from the students. we acknowledge those amazing dance moves! - those amazing dance moves! cheering prince harry encouraged the children to look out for

the prince of wales has made his first visit to the isles of scilly since becoming the duke of cornwalllled to the main harbour on st mary's island, which is run by the duchy of cornwall, and is a vital part of the island's fishing and tourist industry. he also told locals that the princess of wales was doing well. our correspondentjenny kumah, who is following the visit, has more. the sun is shining here and he got a very warm welcome here. he hasjust left this community hospital here on the isles of scilly. he was asked by one member of staff how princess kate was doing, who recently announced she was undergoing cancer treatment. the response was that she was doing really well. there was also a member of staff here who has served 50 years working for the nhs. that member of staff gave him a letter that had been written by her granddaughter. that letter basically wished the king and princess kate well. many people i have spoken to here today who have met the prince says it was a real honour to meet him. he showed great interest in the issues and challenges facing providing health care

he'll be coming to the head of stage, grand duke, all the of luxembourg. it's noon and a growing stream of people arrive at alexandra soup kitchen from the area around the railway station. most of the people in need have a migrant background, but they're also joined by long time lux and burgers. a retired nurse, my sort. i bet he is extremely worried about rising prices in the country and city mostly any, even if you have a decent pension, it's getting harder and harder to lose year. yeah, i would say everything's really expensive. after even close the side to hours everything. oh yeah. this is why alexandra felt compelled to set up a clothing outlet. one floor up. this is everything. offrey declines. i did. we get our clothes from collections that we do regularly. i'm kind of a common own. we also created this workshop to provide jobs. oh lord, it's about 5 tickets. alexandra is team is helping josie. rodriguez find a sweater pants and a cab? yes it is under says last summer, just a left his home country of portugal to come here with big hopes to see me.

the duke of sussex has travelled to the uk to commemorate the milestone of the games for injured veteransat we've created... the duke of sussex, back in the uk and back supporting the invictus games, the event for injured military personnel that prince harry created. what started as a little idea actually stolen from the americans, and made bigger and better. it's not often you can say that! recognising what the invictus games have achieved is the focus of this visit. what the trip to london won't include is a meeting with the king. leaving clarence house back in february, prince harry made a flying visit to london after the king's cancer diagnosis. but this time round, prince harry's team say the king's full programme means there isn't time for father and son to meet. it is a reminder that the family tension of recent years hasn't eased. these visits back to the uk are difficult for both prince harry and the royal family, with relationships still strained. but latertoday, here at st paul's cathedral, prince harry will be amongst friends and colleagues as he celebrates ten years of the in

this time at duke university in north carolina. out ahead of comedian jerry seinfeld's address at the university's commencement on sunday. mr seinfeld has been a vocal supporter of israel's war in gaza since hamas' attack on 7 october. he was at the commencement as a keynote speaker and to receive an honorary doctorate degree. students continue to call for their universities to divest from israeli—linked companies. such protests have caused universities including columbia in new york and the university of southern california cancel their main commencement ceremonies this month. student protests have also taken place at ireland's oldest university. at trinity college in dublin, students and university officials agreed last monday to divest from three israeli companies. it ended a five—day encampment that blocked access to the famed medieval book of kells. it's a major tourist attraction on campus and a reliable source of income for the university. trinity originally fined the students about $230,000 for blocking it. i spoke to david

the grand duke of the takes a seat at the 1st table right across from janik the he's eager to tell the monarch about things from his perspective. property prizes used to be lower and now they just keep on going up. yes, the housing market is a huge problem. y'alls, none of the corners get more than luck, some burgers. i don't think that's right. and i told them that i also said, i hope things change here is obviously just because it can go on like this, people or unique is angry or at immigrants. then the government, even though it's the government that hasn't done anything about the whitening gulf between the rich and the poor, the minister of social security is also one of the guests. what does she have to say about the housing shortage? it's economic under the law of supply and demand the amount it doesn't always work out on its own. so you need initiatives to regulate the market. so they have, they've been successful. not yet. alexandra says that imposing a band on bagging is fighting the por, instead of fighting poverty. here in the wealthiest country in europe, the police said gu

the duke and duchess of sussex are ending their three—day tour of nigeria today.ndraising event at the city's polo ground. they have been in the country to promote the tenth anniversary of the duke's invictus games, for injured military personel. 0ur africa correspondent simijolaoso is in lagos and sent us this update earlier. they had been watching a charity match, like you mentioned. the match was put together to raise funds for a local organisation that they support called nigeria unconquered. and as you said, they were watching kids play basketball earlier today. sports appears to be a constant theme during this trip. so, when they visited that school, they played — well, harry played basketball with some of the kids who are being helped by another local organisation that they support called giants of africa, and they actually organise basketball camps across the continent for african kids. i actuallyjust want to point out what the duchess was wearing there, which kind of appeared to be a blue skirt. but that is actually a traditional attire called ashoke, whi

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well, the duke and duchess have had a pretty busy second day here in abuja.rt called nigeria unconquered, which helps wounded and injured service members and veterans, of course, that we know is close to prince harry's heart. there he actually took part in a sitting volleyball game with the team, and they were really enthusiastic. they were chanting "team harry, team harry!" and afterwards he and meghan spoke to the families of those athletes. one girl offered meghan a bouquet of roses, to which meghan gave her a rose back and said that she was really happy to be there. then afterwards, they attended a reception that was hosted by the ministry of defence. that ministry is behind their visit to nigeria in the first place. there the duke of sussex gave a kind of recap of his visit to a military rehab hospital yesterday. he said when he was there, he met 50 injured soldiers that were lying in their beds. and he said he could feel the sort of low morale in the room. but two of those soldiers stood out to him because they were smiling. he said one of them was even

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