duke of- newspapers. in the past few minutes inside the court the duke of sussex l inside the court the duke of sussex hasing the rest of his phone hacking claim against mirror group newspapers. the high court heard the company had accepted an offer to settle the claim made by the prince. mirror group newspapers have responded, send we welcomed the judgment in december that gave the business the necessary clarity to move forward from the events of many years ago. a historicalfrom doing took place have apologised fully, and paid compensation. it says we are pleased to have reached this agreement, which gives our business further clarity to move forward from events that took place many years ago and for which we have apologised. we know that at the end of last year prince harry and his legal team won 15 of 33 sample claims made against the mirror group newspapers, accusing them of unlawful information gathering and that include phone hacking, hacking into his personal e—mails. getting personal information in an unlawful way. prince harry and the duke of sussex and his legal team say that was just beginning

he would remain duke of sussex. become prince of wales. he would remain duke of sussex . n duke of sussex. a prince george would become duke of cornwall and could be created prince of wales by the king as the current prince of wales was created. but that requires something to be done. an act of decision of the sovereign, whereas the duchy of cornwall goes automatically to the heir presumptive , um camilla the presumptive, um camilla the queen. camilla would not forfeit anything like the queen mother, queen elizabeth the queen mother, the queen's mother. she would remain known as queen mother. she would be go back to being called queen. queen camilla. um. and ian says jacob, what is the difference between cancer and what the palace describes as a form of cancer? uh, well , i describes as a form of cancer? uh, well, i don't describes as a form of cancer? uh, well , i don't know. describes as a form of cancer? uh, well, i don't know. um, but if the king's diagnosis remains unclear for now, he is said to be positive about his treatment. um sources have said exactly what ian re

he would remain duke of sussex. become prince of wales. he would remain duke of sussex . n duke of sussex. a prince george would become duke of cornwall and could be created prince of wales by the king as the current prince of wales was created. but that requires something to be done. an act of decision of the sovereign, whereas the duchy of cornwall goes automatically to the heir presumptive , um camilla the presumptive, um camilla the queen. camilla would not forfeit anything like the queen mother, queen elizabeth the queen mother, the queen's mother. she would remain known as queen mother. she would be go back to being called queen. queen camilla. um. and ian says jacob, what is the difference between cancer and what the palace describes as a form of cancer? uh, well , i describes as a form of cancer? uh, well, i don't describes as a form of cancer? uh, well , i don't know. describes as a form of cancer? uh, well, i don't know. um, but if the king's diagnosis remains unclear for now, he is said to be positive about his treatment. um sources have said exactly what ian re

fi-ht be decisive for the duke of sussex's fight with_ be decisive for the duke of sussex's fight withr group newspapers. proceedings have been delayed this morning _ proceedings have been delayed this morning by a technical glitch. us presidentjoe biden rejects suggestions he has a poor memory and is unfit for office. my my memory is fine. take a look at what i have done as president. president putin tells us host tucker carlson... russia has no interest in invading poland, latvia or other nato countries. hello, i'm kylie pentelow. in pakistan, the parties ofjailed former leader imran khan and the three—time prime minister nawaz sharif have both claimed victory in the election as early results trickle in. nawaz sharif had been seen as the powerful pakistan military�*s favoured candidate and is expected to be elected pakistan's prime minister for a fourth time. but early results are still not conclusive. mr sharif told the bbc the vote had been absolutely fair despite the recentjailing of his rival imran khan on corruption charges. let's speak to our correspondent in islamabad. i'v e i

fi-ht be decisive for the duke of sussex's fight with_ be decisive for the duke of sussex's fight withve been delayed this morning by a technical glitch. us presidentjoe biden rejects suggestions he has a poor memory and is unfit for office. my my memory is fine. take a look at what i have done as president. president putin tells us host tucker carlson... russia has no interest in invading poland, latvia or other nato countries. hello, i'm kylie pentelow.

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the duke of sussex has suffered a fall from his high horse this is as the high court has ruled in favourf the home office after the duke took the case of his uk police protection court, plus police protection to court, plus , the brutal practice of de—banking is alive and well as new data have revealed, more than 140,000 small and medium sized businesses were debunked by the uk's largest banks last yeah by the uk's largest banks last year. surely it's time to toughen the laws to protect us. state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most particularly pugnacious panel this evening. the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the historian broadcaster tessa as always , i want tessa dunlop. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me. mail gbnews.com. but now it's what you've all waiting what you've all been waiting for. of the day with for. the news of the day with polly . polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening to you. well, within the last hour, the metropolitan police has confirmed to us that a complaint has be

as you know, prince harry, duke of sussex, couldn't be present today. wing mirror group's acceptance of the remainder of his claim, and their agreement to pay substantial, additional damages to him, as well as his costs. i will now read that statement on his behalf. "after our victory in december, mirror group have finally conceded the rest of my claim, which would have consisted of another two trials, additional evidence, and 115 more articles. everything we said was happening at mirror group, was in fact happening. and indeed far worse, as the court ruled in its extremely damaging judgment. as the judge has said only this morning, we have uncovered and proved the shockingly dishonest way in which the mirror acted for so many years, and then sought to conceal the truth. in light of this we call again for the authorities to uphold the rule of law, and to prove that no—one is above it. that includes mr morgan, who, as editor, knew perfectly well what was going on, as thejudge held. even his own employer realised it simply could not call him as a witness o

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the duke of sussex headlines. claim against mirror group newspapers. prince harry sued mgm debt for damages , claiming journalists at damages, claiming journalists at its publication were linked to methods including phone hacking and use of private investigators for unlawful activities during the costs. hearing today , his the costs. hearing today, his lawyer said publishers would make an interim payment of £400,000. in a statement, the duke of sussex responded to the settlement results, saying his mission continues as he believes in the positive change it will bnng in the positive change it will bring for us all. the prime minister says president vladimir putin's accusations that the west and nato are the cause of ukraine war are clearly ridiculous. in an interview with tv presenter tucker carlson , the tv presenter tucker carlson, the russian president says the invasion was necessary to prevent ukraine from posing a threat to russia by joining nato. meanwhile, putin also told carlson that he has no interest in ex

the duke of anything else. the duke of sussex i said, is flying across to the uk to spend time with his father. but this clearly is going to come as a bit of a shock to the public. so just to recap, if you're just tuning in to us here on gb news, the king has been diagnosed with a form of cancer. this is not prostate cancer. if you remember a few weeks ago, he went in, he was diagnosed with an enlarged prostate , which was benign. but prostate, which was benign. but when doctors were treating him for that condition , they found for that condition, they found something else that was wrong with him. and that has been made pubuc with him. and that has been made public tonight by buckingham palace communications team , that palace communications team, that it is a form of cancer. and as one of your commentators was saying earlier, michelle, this is just another blow. perhaps to the royal family in terms of medical health scares. he's been king not very long in the grand scheme of things. he was the longest serving heir apparent. he w

work royals, that popularity has kind of plummeted here in the uk. >> reporter: in moments the duke of sussex will be hurtling 60 miles an hour down a winding track of ice in the mountains of canada. it's all part of his and duchess meghan's multi-day tour at the site of invictus games whistler 2025. harry is the founding patron of the games. competitors, many wounded veterans, will participate in a dozen events including skeleton, that head-first luge. harry's trying it and bringing me with him. are you quite competitive? >> sometimes. depends on what it is. >> reporter: are you going to -- i feel my competitive juices flowing. harry making it safely to the bottom. hitting a top speed of 99 kilometers, or 61 miles, per hour. >> oh, man. that was really exciting. >> good. >> i'll do it again. >> well done. >> reporter: then it's my turn. you had 99, i had 98. where do you get the desire to be so involved in helping other people? >> i've always had a life of service. i get my fix being with these guys. there's no version of me coming here, watching them, and not getting involved myself. this i

camilla, plus the next four in line to the throne, who are over 21 — the prince of wales, the duke of sussexduke of york and princess beatrice. but in 2022, the royal household said only working royals will be called on to be counsellors of state, meaning the dukes of sussex and york and princess beatrice are effectively out of the picture. the same year, the counsellors of state act 2022 added the princess royal and the now duke of edinburgh. legislation is also in place for a regent to take the monarch�*s place, although this hasn't happened for hundreds of years. if there was to be a regency and this seems highly unlikely at this point, the regent taking over the sovereign�*s duties is the next in line to the throne. currently, the prince of wales. but charles and william have no say. instead, the decision of whether a monarch is incapable of carrying out their duties falls to five people. the partner of the king or queen, in this case, queen camilla, representing the monarchy. lord chancellor alex chalk and speaker of the house of commons, lindsay hoyle to represent parliament and lady c

the duke of sussex plans losses. high court ruling after losing a challenge against the government over his personal security. prince harry launched legal action in february 2020 after he was told he would no longer be given the same degree of taxpayer funded protection when he was in the uk. the home office has welcomed the ruling and says it's now considering its next steps . its mps are its next steps. its mps are facing. threats to their safety will get extra security as part of a new £31 million government package. of a new £31 million government package . it follows growing package. it follows growing concerns over mps being targeted by protesters since the outbreak of the israel—hamas war. the home office says the package would be used to increase private sector security provisions , with all elected provisions, with all elected representatives to have a dedicated, named police contact to liaise with the high court in belfast . it has ruled the uk belfast. it has ruled the uk government's controversial legacy a

it is understood the duke of sussex will be travelling to the uk from his home in california to see hisng time for the king and the wider royal family. as they balance personal, private challenges, with the need to continue with the public duties. in the past, british monarchs have not chosen to share the diagnosis of any serious illness with the public. any constitutional issues that have arisen have been discussed behind closed doors. king charles has broken with that tradition but made it clear he intends to continue working on affairs of state as much as possible. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. he is 75 years of age and like anyone receiving a diagnosis of cancer, irrespective of their position, he is having to deal with a sharp reminder of his own mortality. in terms of his constitutional role as head of state, notjust of the uk but of 14 other nations as well, that is unaffected, so long as he is not physically incapacitated and there is no suggestion of that. though it appears he will disappear from public view, he will continue to deal with the red boxes, the

his son, the duke of sussex, is expected to visit him this week — travelling to the uk from his home ifornia to see his father, who contacted prince harry personally with news of the diagnosis. it is the first time harry has seen the king since the coronation. in times of crisis, families do come together, and i think everyone will be happy to see that. ithink, you know, there is a sort of sense of business as usual going on — that's very much a message that sort of the palace is trying to put out. but if, along the way, we can see some bridges being built, then that's got to be a good thing. but it will now be down to other working members of the royal family to pick up some of the king's work. his wife, queen camilla, has done a number of her own engagements in recent weeks, but may now find herself doing some of her husband's duties, too. it will be the same for the king's son, the prince of wales — who himself has been away from royal engagements for almost a month, following his wife's stay in hospital after surgery. he is due to return to public duty tomorrow in windsor and lond

the duke of sussex has newsroom. curity. prince harry launched legal action in february 2020 after he was told he would no longer be given the same degree of taxpayer funded protection when he's in the uk. his lawyers told the court he was treated less favourably . he was treated less favourably. he and children wouldn't feel and his children wouldn't feel at home if they couldn't be kept safe . the government argued. safe. the government had argued. prince protection should prince harry's protection should be because it's be dismissed because it's considered on a case by case bafis considered on a case by case basis , as thousands of farmers basis, as thousands of farmers will gather for a demonstration outside the welsh parliament to protest against changes they say are threatening the industry. new rules have been proposed for subsidies , which includes subsidies, which includes a requirement for 10% of agriculture land to be used for trees. the labour government insists the change is necessary to fight climate chan

however, the office of the duke and duchess office of the duke and duchess of sussex have tonight confirmedthat his to us here at gb news that his wife, meghan markle, will stay in united leaving in the united states, leaving harry to travel alone. i'm delighted to be joined now by royal author and commentator lady campbell . lady c, lady colin campbell. lady c, thank you very much. to great see you. although of course it is depressing circumstances. see you. although of course it is dejdo.sing circumstances. see you. although of course it is dejdo you circumstances. see you. although of course it is dejdo you make nstances. see you. although of course it is dejdo you make nstharry. see you. although of course it is dejdo you make nstharry coming what do you make of harry coming home to his and home to see his father and brother ? brother? >> well, i don't think he's coming to see his brother, but i'm delighted to see that he's doing the decent thing and coming to see his father. and you know , i would say the only you know, i would say the only temptation for the family is to forgive and f

the duke of sussex sued, claiming journalists at the mirror group newspapers publications were linkedcluding phone hacking, so—called blagging, that is gaining information by deception, and use of private investigators for unlawful activities. in december, a judge ruled that phone hacking was widespread at mgn titles in the 19905. outside the court, david sherborne delivered a statement on his behalf. "after our victory in december, mirror group have finally conceded the rest of my claim, which would have consisted of another two trials, additional evidence, and 115 more articles." "everything we said was happening at mirror group was in fact happening." "and indeed far worse, as the court ruled in its extremely damaging judgment." "as the judge has said only this morning, we have uncovered and proved the shockingly dishonest way in which the mirror acted for so many years, and then sought to conceal the truth." "in light of this, we call again for the authorities to uphold the rule of law, and to prove that no—one is above it." "that includes mr morgan, who, as editor, knew perfectly

the duke of sussex has room. maining parts of his phone hacking claim against mirror group newspapers . prince mirror group newspapers. prince harry sued mgm for damages, claiming journalists at its publication were linked to methods including phone hacking and use of private investigators for unlawful activities during the course hearing today, his lawyer said the publisher would make an interim payment of £400,000. in a statement , the £400,000. in a statement, the duke of sussex responded to the settlement result, saying his mission continues as he believes in the positive change it will bnng in the positive change it will bring for us all. the prime minister says president vladimir putin is accusations that the west and nato are the cause of the ukraine war are clearly ridiculous. in an interview with tv presenter tucker carlson , the tv presenter tucker carlson, the russian president says the invasion was necessary to prevent ukraine from posing a threat to russia by joining nato. meanwhile, putin also told c

speaking to the good morning america programme in us , the duke of sussex in the us, the duke of sussexk. but visit to london last week. but he news correspondent he told abc news correspondent will reeve that conversations he'd with his father about he'd had with his father about his health will remain private . his health will remain private. >> i jumped on a plane and went to go and see him as soon as i could. how was that visit for you emotionally? um, look, i love i love my family. the fact that i was, the fact that i was able to get on a plane and go and see him and spend any time with him, i'm grateful for that. what's of your outlook what's sort of your outlook on on stays on his health? that stays between him. between me and him. >> an illness in the family can have or sort have a galvanising or sort of reunifying effect for a family. is possible in this case? yeah. >> i'm sure. i mean, you know, i've throughout these i've throughout all these families, it on a, on a families, i see it on a, on a day to day basis and greece has become the first country with a christian orthodox

the duke of sussex took legal action when the government downgraded his security status four years ago royal. but his lawyers claimed he'd been treated less favourably than other members of the royal family. prince harry will appeal against the ruling. sean dilley has more. from the moment he was born, prince harry has been surrounded by armed metropolitan police protection. they used to travel the world with him and go with him wherever he went. but that was when and because he was a working royal. when he stepped down and left the country in 2020, that routine taxpayer funded protection was downgraded. government lawyers said armed security would still be provided but only when it was believed to be necessary and on a case—by—case basis. prince harry's case was that the decision made by the group, or the executive committee for the protection of royalty and public figures, was one, unfair and unlawful. his lawyers pointed out that panel members had included senior members of the royal household at a time when tensions between prince harry and some senior members of the royal family i

plus as the king battles ill health, the duke of sussex offers to help out the royal family in a temporaryole . so family in a temporary role. so could prince harry be a useful tool? i'll be asking the queen of american showbiz, royal and political reporting kinsey schofield plus . plus we've got schofield plus. plus we've got tomorrow's front pages at 1030 sharp with three top pundits who don't follow the script and they don't follow the script and they do not follow any narratives. author and broadcaster doctor lisa mckenzie, former bbc radio dj mike read and ex—executive editor of the news of the world neil wallace . also tonight , as neil wallace. also tonight, as it's revealed that dentists are now being accepted from overseas without doing an entrance exam , without doing an entrance exam, we'll be joined by a top celebrity dentist who is sick to the back teeth of this latest nhs scandal. plus the most important part of the show your emails. they come straight to my laptop market gb news. com and this show has a strict golden rule we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't hav

>> the duke of sussex visited the king after his cancer diagnosis . ng lasted 30 diagnosis. the meeting lasted 30 minutes. no meeting with prince william is so it seems there's no prospect of that rift being resolved . gb news presenter pip resolved. gb news presenter pip tomson has the latest . tomson has the latest. >> i'm not sure prince william will be available at least today to see his younger brother, even if he wanted to, because he's back performing royal duties here at windsor castle today and in central london tonight . but in central london tonight. but just how long will the duke of sussex be on be on uk soil for an and is it the end of old traffo rd? >> trafford? >> is the iconic home stadium of manchester united, set to be knocked down? the billionaire sir jim ratcliffe, who owns a 25% share of the club, might might seek public funding to help make it a reality . help make it a reality. >> religious and the prime minister will appear exclusively on gb news people forum. it's an hour long q&a in the north east on the issues that matter mo

charlie rose, just giving us the latest after we have heard that the duke of sussex is one further substantialne hacking came against mirror group newspapers. the families of grace 0'malley—kumar, barnaby webber and ian coates, who were killed in nottingham last year, are meeting the prosecutors watchdog and the care quality commission today. it is part of two on—going reviews into their killer, valdo calocane's, sentencing to a high security hospital and his contact with mental health services. simonjones reports. killed on their way home last summer after a night out. students grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber were attacked by valdo calocane, who then stabbed to death ian coates, a school caretaker. calocane stole his van and used it to hit three pedestrians. the families of those who died have spoken of their loss to bbc breakfast. grace is just frozen as a 19—year—old. her life is just cut short and she's sort of just stopped. our biggest fear was our little girl driving up and down the motorway. we never even ever thought that our own daughter would be killed in an incident of knife

the court has already ruled that the duke of sussex was hacked ? additional articles in prince harry s claim.

they had now be known as archie and lilibet sussex it reflects the title of their father, the duke of by harry and meghan who recently changed the name of their website to sussex.com following everything >> a year of drama >> too much to talk about in this show, but yeah. >> very interesting. >> when we come back, charlotte the stingray is set to give birth soon but how she got pregnant is another story and perhaps a mystery. >>> and mama mejiaia mama mia. in clinical trials, entyvio helped many people achieve long-term relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. although unlikely, a risk of pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, experience frequent infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. liver problems can occur. ask your healthcare provider about entyvio, the treatment prescribed to more people with crohn's and uc than any other biologic. ♪entyvio, entyvio, entyvio♪ sometimes you

the duke of sussex stepped back from royal duties and left the uk in 2020, but he argued unsuccessfullyut that entitlement ended in 2020 when the duke and duchess of sussex left the uk and moved to the united states. prince harry argued the home office has acted unlawfully after the executive committee for the protection of royalty and public figures decided that they would provide security only when assessed as being necessary on a case—by—case basis. our reporter can bring us the latest on this. shorn, welcome. this has been a long and bitterfight by who argued he needed and have the right of protection, didn't he? it is actually one of two battles he has had on the same topic. in may last year he went to the high court and said, regardless of whether or not this decision is lawful, can he has a private individual pay for security goes met police said that the principle of somebody paying for that kind of security is wrong, but will not be acceptable to them, so what this case is about is there is this group of people, the executive committee for the protection of royalty and public f

the duke of york a step back recently from public duty, so he won't on any engagements and also prince harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex from their duties. we know they king spoke to both of his sons until the news and we understand in the coming days prince harry will be flying in from the states to be near his family. we know what's going on in the last three years and that relations have been difficult. last year, prince harry was there for the coronation but that was it, he was back in the country a few times for some court cases but not to see his family. so, clearly people will be wondering whether that reproach meant that people have beenhoping for between prince harry and his family, maybe this would be the news that bring them closer. there was speculation at the coronation that now with the late queen has passed, perhaps the reputation and prominence of the royalfamily would be diminished, butjudging by the reaction today, and the comments from world leaders, reacting to the news, that doesn't seem to be the case. you are right, whenever there is a big royal story, it tends to travel around the globe very qui

straight from the airport to see his father, the duke of sussex is back in the u.k., flying in from hisin california. he spent around 45 minutes with the king. he phoned him to tell him of his cancer diagnosis. the father and son were last together in may for the king's coronation. the relationship has been strained in recent years, but this may be a moment for us all. >> a national institution, the royal family, at its core, is a family just like any other, and when a member of your family is unwell, you want to go and see them, you want to express your love and support, and you want to do what you can to help. professor hughes. >> with the king clear in his cancer treatment, royal duties are now for the wider family. princess and carried out duties at windsor castle. she already has one of the busiest diaries. she then traveled to nottingham for official engagements there. with the queen, the duke and duchess of edinburgh. princess anne said nothing about the cancer diagnosis, but earlier, the prime minister offered his support to the royal family. p.m. sunak: like everyone else, shoc

camilla, plus the next four in line to the throne who are over 21, the prince of wales go the duke of sussexess beatrice. but in 2022, the royal household said only working royals would be called on to be counsellors of state, meaning three of them are effectively out of the picture. the same act in 2022 added the princess royal and the now duke of edinburgh. legislation is also in place for a regent to take the place of the monarch although this has not happened for hundreds of years. if there was to be a regency, and this seems highly unlikely at this point, the regent taking over the sovereign�*s duties is the next in line to the throne, currently the prince of wales. but charles and william have no say. instead, the decision of whether a monarchy is incapable of carrying out their duties. five people. the partner of the king or queen, in this case queen camilla, representing the monarchy. the lord chancellor alex chalk and speaker of the house of commons lindsay hoyle to represent parliament. and lady chiefjustice of england and wales, dame street, and master of the commerce of geoffrey

there is enough evidence to arrest two people for reckless endangerment, that is after the duke and duchess of sussexic car chase in new york last year involving paparazzi. the duke of sussex took legal action when the government downgraded his security status four years ago, after he stopped being a �*working royal�*. his lawyers claimed he'd been treated less favourably than other members of the royal family. sean dilley has more. from the moment he was born, prince harry has been surrounded by armed metropolitan police protection. they used to travel the world with him and go with him wherever he went. but that was when and because he was a working royal. when he stepped down and left the country in 2020, that routine taxpayer funded protection was downgraded. government lawyers said armed security would still be provided but only when it was believed to be necessary and on a case—by—case basis. prince harry's case was that the decision made by a group known as ravec, or the executive committee for the protection of royalty and public figures, was wrong, unfair and unlawful. his lawyers pointed ou

prince harry, duke of sussex, awarded a substantial sum in damages for his case against mirror groupdamages, and his legal fees will be covered by the tabloid paper's publisher. >> ever since his late mother died, the princess of wales, died tragically in a car crash and i think he also wants to put the tabloids in their place. >> reporter: the prince using hvr the pain's former piers morgan, issuing a statement saying morgan knew perfectly well what was going on and should be investigated. adding, we call again for the authorities to uphold the rule of law and to prove that no one is above it. morgan denies the allegations. >> invading the privacy of the royal family is utterly reprehensible, and on that i share prince harry's opinion. i just wish he'd stop doing it. >> reporter: police in london telling abc news, we will carefully consider the civil judgment handed down today at the high court. there is no ongoing investigation. the pair have dueled in the past. when the judge ruled in harry's favor last december, morgan responded saying, prince harry wouldn't know truth if it slap

one other bit of news i can share with you is that we understand there are no plans for the duke of sussexet with his brother, the prince of wales, during his visit to london. that is a piece of news i can share with you this evening. of news i can share with you this evenina. . ~ of news i can share with you this evenina. ., ~ ,, of news i can share with you this evenina. . ~ ,, ., of news i can share with you this evenina. . ~' ,, ., ., of news i can share with you this evenina. . ~ ,, ., ., , the king has said he remains wholly positive about his treatment for cancer. at lunchtime, i went to meet some people who are already being treated for cancer at a support group in west london, to ask them how important a positive attitude is, and how hard it is to maintain. it is a shock and certainly in the first days, one's head goes into a complete spin and you don't know which way is up. but gradually, you just kind of accept and go day by day for what is next. no ifs, buts or maybes. it is hard. it is something that i hope no one else goes through that i know, or anyone, you know, that has to

speaking to good morning america in the us , the duke of america in the us, the duke of sussex said he dunng spend time with his father during a fleeting visit to london last week. but he says conversations the king's conversations about the king's health would private . and health would remain private. and for the latest stories , you can for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> for stunning gold and silver coins, you'll always value rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . the gb news financial report. and . here's a look at the and. here's a look at the markets this afternoon. >> the pound will buy you $1.2580 and >> the pound will buy you 151.2580 and ,1.1682. the >> the pound will buy you $1.2580 and ,1.1682. the price of gold is currently £1,594.25. that's per ounce , and the ftse that's per ounce, and the ftse 100 is at 7702 points. >> rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . report. >> thank you sam . now labour ar

years, and i think this highlights perhaps , think this highlights perhaps, that the king and the duke of sussex want to perhaps have some kind of reconciliation and indeed time with each indeed spend time with each other following this diagnosis. as for prince william , the as for prince william, the prince of wales, i'm told he is always, as you would expect in regular contact with the king and . and the king and prince. and the king personally prince william personally told prince william ahead of the announcement at 6:00 buckingham palace last 6:00 by buckingham palace last night. told the king can night. i'm told the king can still carry on with constitutional duties. so although we're not going to be seeing him in public, he's still going to be going through his red government red boxes, signing government papers, cabinet minutes. papers, reading cabinet minutes. he's to be taking he's also going to be taking part privy council meetings part in privy council meetings and having weekly audience and having his weekly audience with the prime minister. but of course, if doctors advice changes

the duke of sussex took legal action when the government downgraded his security status four years ago. that was after he stopped being a working royal. his lawyers claimed he had been treated less favourably than other members of the royal family. prince harry will appeal against the ruling. with more on this we can go straight to our newsroom and join my colleague who has been monitoring this. just bring is up—to—date and where we are with this. this. just bring is up-to-date and where we are with this.— this. just bring is up-to-date and where we are with this. prince harry will seek to — where we are with this. prince harry will seek to appeal _ where we are with this. prince harry will seek to appeal this. _ where we are with this. prince harry will seek to appeal this. there - where we are with this. prince harry will seek to appeal this. there is - where we are with this. prince harry will seek to appeal this. there is a l will seek to appeal this. there is a process. you can'tjust appeal on the basis that you don't like the ruling. this court challenge was a judicial review, th

the duke of sussex will be making his way back to the u.k. in the coming days.'t need to explain to you that there have been issues over the past few years, family issues, but when something likee issues get forgotten don't they? we will see how that happens. as we have been talking about, as well as the mental strain on the rest of his family because of this diagnosis, there is a practical issue and that they will have to step up and perform duties that the king otherwise would have done. we have prince william, his eldest son, already dealing with catherine, princess of wales, admitted to hospital for abdominal surgery. she is due to convalesce for the next few weeks. he will have to go on and carry the ship now along with queen camilla, who is 76 years old, who has already seen the rise in the number of engagements she is carrying out. she will have to do more. the prinss royal, the duke and duchess of edinburgh. this impacts the family in an emotional way but also simply upending their workplace. christian: the position he holds and the title he has, all peo

it's understood the duke of sussex will be travelling to the uk from his home in california to see hisher who contacted him personally with news of his diagnosis. it is the first time prince harry has seen the king since the coronation. this is a testing time for the king and the wider royalfamily. as they balance personal, private challenges, with the need to continue with the public duties. it's not the first health problem the king has had in recent years. it's been a week since the king left hospital after undergoing the procedure for an enlarged prostrate. in 2020 and 2022, he caught covid twice, but only experienced mild symptoms. in 2008, he had a minor surgery for a growth on the bridge of his nose. and in 2003, he underwent a routine surgery for a hernia. news of the king's health has led to an outpouring of support from world leaders. us presidentjoe biden said: australia's prime minister anthony albanese said on x: canada's prime ministerjustin trudeaux and french prime minister emmanuel macron also separately came out with well wishes for the king. for more on the story, i

it is understood the duke of sussex will be travelling to the uk from his home in california to see hiscontacted him personally with news of his diagnosis. it is the first time prince harry has seen the king since the coronation. this is a testing time for the king and the wider royalfamily. as they balance personal, private challenges, with the need to continue with the public duties. in the past, british monarchs have not chosen to share the diagnosis of any serious illness with the public. any constitutional issues that have arisen have been discussed behind closed doors. king charles has broken with that tradition but made it clear he intends to continue working on affairs of state as much as possible. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. he is 75 years of age and like anyone receiving a diagnosis of cancer, irrespective of their position, he is having to deal with a sharp reminder of his own mortality. in terms of his constitutional role as head of state, notjust of the uk but of 14 other nations as well, that is unaffected, so long as he is not physically incapacitate

straight from the airport to see his father, the duke of sussexis see his father, the duke of sussex home in california. he spent around 45 minutes in clarence house with the king, who had phoned him to tell him of his cancer diagnosis. but there are no plans for prince harry to meet up with his brother, the prince of wales. it's understood there is nothing in the diary. the focus, instead, has been on harry and his father. the two had not seen each other since the coronation. with the king clearing his diary and focusing on cancer treatment, royal duties are now for the royal family. treatment, royal duties are now for the royalfamily. princess for the royal family. princess anne for the royalfamily. princess anne carried out anent vesture at windsor castle this morning. she already has one of the busiest royal diaries. she then travelled to nottingham for scheduled engagement there. with the queen, the prince of wales and the duke and duchess of edinburgh, she is likely to take on more duties while the king is unwell. princess anne said nothing about the cancer diagnosis but earlie

. >> the duke of sussex, >> and the duke of sussex, prince harry, is returning to united kingdom todays been spotted at airport in spotted already at an airport in la , but his wife, meghan markle , la, but his wife, meghan markle, is going to stay in the united states with the kids. >> so obviously this is a huge story. every news broadcast across the world was interrupted last night to bring this news. um i didn't feel shock as such. maybe i'm just a little too practical. >> 75 year old man is a 75 year old man. >> a 50% of people now get cancen >> a 50% of people now get cancer, so in that regard, i didn't think it was particularly shocking, especially as he was in hospital to undergo a procedure anyway. and as is the way days, particularly way these days, and particularly for mean, he's for king charles, i mean, he's going to get the best treatment in the chances are in the world. the chances are they looked for they might have looked for something and found um, but something and found it. um, but obviously implications, i obviously the implications, i guess, royal family are guess