and the duke of sussex has told the bbc he is excited about turning a0 this weekend. hello. mark lobel. the prime minister sir keir starmer is meeting president biden in washington today, as allies of kyiv discuss giving ukraine permission to fire their missiles at targets inside russia. president putin has warned that doing so would be a serious escalation of the war, but sir keir said moscow started the conflict, and can end it by withdrawing its troops from ukraine. our political editor chris mason was on the prime minister's plane and sent this report shortly after landing. the prime minister arriving here in washington with the foreign secretary david lammy. sir keir starmer�*s second visit to the white house in two months. ukraine's allies remain rather guarded in their public remarks about a change in policy on the use of western missiles inside russia, but the diplomatic dashing to arrive at a decision is in plain sight. and that has proved enough for president putin to see this. and that has proved enough for president putii it) see this. and that has proved enough f

the duke of to the armed forces. the duke of sussexill not speaking to his brother, the prince of wales, and remains estranged from his father, the king. >> reports suggest that whilst charles would be open to a return of some sort on the part of his son and daughter in law , of his son and daughter in law, william absolutely wouldn't be open to that. >> the prince served for ten years in the british armed forces, including two tours of afghanistan. in 2014, he founded the invictus games with the help of the foundation. he shared at the time with prince william and catherine. >> sport has the ability to heal >> sport has the ability to heal, to change lives and to save lives. >> the paralympic style competition helps wounded, injured and sick veterans through sport and celebrated ten years in may. the prince also found the charity sentebale in 2006, which supports young people in southern africa. >> at the heart of sentebale, what we've always believed is that every single young person should have a chance at a better future. >> wellch

today marks the 40th birthday of the duke of sussex, prince harry. ungest son of the king, will celebrate the start of his 40s at his californian home with his wife meghan and their two children, archie and lilibet. the prince said he was anxious to turn 30, but that he's excited about 40 and his mission is now doing good in the world. earlier this morning, the accounts for the royal family on x wished harry a happy birthday in their first public message for the prince since 2021. and finally, the crew of the first ever private space walk have returned to earth this morning. let's have a look at the moment that the spacex dragon splashed back down. >> and there you can see. what as you can see on your screen, and by the cheers behind us, the polaris dawn crew has successfully splashed down. >> those are your latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophie reaper more from me in half an houn reaper more from me in half an hour, but for now it's back to the lovely dawn neesom for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by

the duke of sussex is installed. e duke of sussex is making a rare visit to the uk today to celebrate the achievements and resilience of seriously ill youngsters and their families. seriously ill youngsters and theirfamilies. prince seriously ill youngsters and their families. prince harry will attend the wellchild awards ceremony in london in his role as the charity's patron, a position he's held for the past 15 years. the king is believed to be spending time at his balmoral home. it's thought he hasn't seen harry since the duke rushed to his father's side after the king's cancer diagnosis in february . the diagnosis in february. the legendary country music singer and actor kris kristofferson has died at the age of 88, a family spokesperson said. the star passed away peacefully at his home in hawaii on saturday. he won three grammys for best country song, help me make it through the night and starred alongside barbra streisand in the 1976 film a star is born, for which he won a golden globe . for which he won a golde

and the duke of sussex has told the bbc he is excited about turning a0 this weekend. sir keir starmer has arrived in washington for talks with president biden, with the war in ukraine high on the agenda. this comes as president putin warns the use of long—range western missiles inside russia itself would change the conflict. the funeral of former england manager, sven—goran eriksson, who died last month, will take place in sweden today. and the duke of sussex has told the bbc he is excited about turning a0 this weekend.

it�*s been a turbulent decade for the duke of sussex. ity. we asked prince harry how he felt about his birthday. in a statement to the bbc, he told us... "i was anxious about 30. i�*m excited about a0. whatever the age, my mission is to continue showing up and doing good in the world." he also spoke about the importance of his family — with meghan, duchess of sussex, and their children archie and lilibet. "becoming the father of two incredibly kind and funny kids," he said, "has given me a fresh perspective on life, as well as sharpening my focus in all my work. being a dad is one of life�*s greatestjoys, and has only made me more driven and more committed to making this world a better place. bring on the next decade!" back in may, we filmed harry as he led the games at a kids party while visiting london. every child in this room has lost a parent who served in the military. in recent weeks, there has been speculation that harry�*s next decade could include a return to the uk on a more permanent basis. but those who know him well have tol

it's been a turbulent decade for the duke of sussex. oved to california. but he appears to be approaching his 40th with a sense of positivity. we asked prince harry how he felt about his birthday. in a statement to the bbc, he told us... he also spoke about the importance of his family — with meghan, duchess of sussex, and their children archie and lilibet. back in may, we filmed harry as he led the games at a kids party while visiting london. every child in this room has lost a parent who served in the military. in recent weeks, there has been speculation that harry's next decade could include a return to the uk on a more permanent basis. but those who know him well have told me he has no interest in giving up the life he's built in america. as he heads into his 40s, though, there will be some strong reasons pulling him back to the uk. the invictus games for injured servicemen and women will be held in birmingham in 2027. created by harry when he was 30, it remains a personal passion ten years on. he's described it to me, you know, as h

the duke of sussex attended the annual wellchild awards ceremony in central london, a charity of whichrince william, while he's here, as daniela relph reports. laughter he might be a prince, but there was no special treatment for the duke of sussex. six—year—old noah had prince harry in his sights. the trips back to the uk are just occasional now, but the prince's commitment to the wellchild charity hasn't wavered since his move to america. at the award ceremony to honour the courage of children with complex needs, prince harry called them "little legends" and praised their families. as a parent, i know a little about the emotional roller—coaster of parenting. but when i hear about the care that some of you mums, dads and family members provide, the level of round—the—clock care that you offer, the skills you've had to learn and the battles for support that you fight every single day, i am truly in awe. any return to the uk sharpens interest in prince harry's still strained relationship with the royal family. with the king in scotland and the prince of wales in windsor, family meetings

the duke of to the armed forces. the duke of sussexeaking to his brother, the prince of wales, and remains estranged from his father, the king. >> reports suggest that whilst charles would be open to a return of some sort on the part of his son and daughter in law , of his son and daughter in law, william absolutely wouldn't be open to that. >> the prince served for ten years in the british armed forces, including two tours of afghanistan. in 2014, he founded the invictus games with the help of the foundation he shared at the time with prince william and catherine. >> sport has the ability to heal >> sport has the ability to heal, to change lives and to save lives. >> the paralympic style competition helps wounded, injured and sick veterans through sport and celebrated ten years in may. the prince also found the charity sentebale in 2006, which supports young people in southern africa. >> at the heart of sentebale, what we've always believed is that every single young person should have a chance at a better future. >> wellchild has him

would you welcome back, harry the duke of sussex? on that at half ten in our paper review. first, your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 10:00. your top story this houn gone 10:00. your top story this hour. the bodies of three children and a man have been found at a property in staines after officers were called to the address by the ambulance service. surrey police say an investigation is underway to establish the circumstances of their deaths. the force believes it is an isolated incident with no third party involved . a 32 no third party involved. a 32 year old mother and a man who were attacked in separate incidents during the notting hill carnival have now died. cher maximin was stabbed at the carnival while attending the event with her three year old child. the 32 year old was taken to hospital in a critical condition , but despite the best condition, but despite the best efforts of medical staff, she died from her injuries. meanwhile, museum nato, who worke

today marks the 40th birthday of the duke of sussex, prince harry, the youngest son of the king, willte the start of his 40s at his californian home with his wife meghan and their children archie and lilibet. the prince has said he was anxious to turn 30, but that he's excited about 40 and his mission is now doing good in the world. earlier, royal commentator, commentator jennie bond wished harry a happy birthday but said she feels it's unlikely he'll be returning to the uk any time soon. >> i don't think he wants to come back either permanently to live here or to have a royal role. i think he's happy with the bed he has made. i don't think that he really expected his documentaries and his book to explode quite so viciously into the heart of the royal family and create the rift that it has. but i think that he is not looking for a way back because he's very happy. he's got the freedom he wanted . got the freedom he wanted. >> and finally, the crew of the first ever private space walk have returned to earth this morning. let's take a look at the moment that spacex dragon splashed down.

the duke of sussex is making a rare visit to the uk today to celebrate the achievements and resiliencel youngsters and their families. prince harry will attend the wellchild awards ceremony in london in his role as the charity's patron, a position he has held for more than 15 years. the king is believed to be spending time at his balmoral home. it's thought he hasn't seen harry since the duke rushed to his father's side after the king's cancer diagnosis in february . and finally, the late february. and finally, the late queen and sir david attenborough have been named our greatest british cultural figures. in a survey to mark the 90th anniversary of the british council. the late monarch was voted the country's greatest cultural icon, with 41% selecting her in the survey. sir david attenborough came a close second, with 40% voting for him, followed by diana , princess of followed by diana, princess of wales. former prime minister winston churchill and queen frontman freddie mercury . while frontman freddie mercury. while you're right up to date with all the latest headlines, i'm back in

caitrÍona: harry, the duke of sussex, has kicked off a run of high-profile appearances in new york wheremental health crises facing young people. he joined forces with a charity set up in memory of his late mother princess diana, driven by princess diana's belief that young people have the power to change the world. it's mission is to empower them to lead that change. you can find out about that and plenty more, all the days news, on our website bbc.com/news, and on our app as well. you can check us out at any point on your favorite social media platform. that's it for today. thank announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: "usa today" calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on the "newsh

it's called the duke of sussex. pub madame tussauds in london lent them the wax figure. tussauds also brought one of his wife, meghan markle's wax figure so that he's not there all alone. waxing poetic, the 40 niners are inviting you to kick off football season with a new furry friend. the team shared this video on social media today, showing several players posing with some adorable puppies. or it's from a recent visit to the humane society silicon valley. the niners are teaming up with the shelter to sponsor $49 off adoption fees. now through sunday, the team says welcome a canine owner to your family this weekend. it's just all too clever for us. all right, that's going to do it for now. thank you so much for joining us. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. and i'll see you back here for abc seven news at four with larry beil. so tune in then. have a good one. >> whit: tonight, the presidential candidates on a blitz of the battleground states. an american city on edge following donald trump's debate claims about immigrants. 33,000 boeing workers on stri

the duke of sussex plans to celebrate his 40th birthday on sunday with his family in california beforestatement to the bbc, the prince said, "whatever the age, my mission is to continue showing up and doing good in the world". prince harry giving that statement to the bbc that he is excited to turn a 1t0 on sunday and he celebrating it with a family before then heading off on a break with his friends. hgppy on a break with his friends. happy birthday to prince harry on sunday. breaking news in the uk, we have some figures regarding the prison population of england and wales. it has fallen by 2188. at the prison population of england and wales is 86,333. this is of course following prince harry giving that statement to the bbc that he is excited to turn a 1t0 on sunday and he celebrating it with a family before then heading off on a break with his friends. hgppy on a break with his friends. happy birthday to prince harry on sunday. breaking news in the uk, we have some figures regarding the prison population of england and wales. it has been to find out more. the common housefly. all to

the family's social accounts writing wishing the duke of sussex a very happy 40st birthday today.kate middleton posting a similar message. t it comes as harry and his family remains strained. its first time the palace or prince william acknowledged harry's birthday since he broke from the monarchy in 2021. >>> before we go, here is chanel jones with a look at what's ahead. >> queer eye star is here to tell us about his nbc talk show. plus, it's a throwback style with '90s fashion that is still on trend. and in start today, how to train like a football pro. that's all this morning on the third hour of "today." >> thank you so much for being with us early this monday morning. appreciate it. i'm frances rivera. have a great one and see you back here early tomorrow. hope you join us all week.

it's been a turbulent decade for the duke of sussex. rimoniously from the royal family, and moved to california. but he appears to be approaching his 40th with a sense of positivity. we asked prince harry how he felt about his birthday. in a statement to the bbc, he told us... he also spoke about the importance of his family — with meghan, duchess of sussex, and their children archie and lilibet. back in may, we filmed harry as he led the games at a kids party while visiting london. as he led the games at a kids back in may, we filmed harry as he led the games at a kids party while visiting london. every child in this room has lost a parent who served in the military. in recent weeks, there has been speculation that harry's next decade could include a return to the uk on a more permanent basis. but those who know him well have told me he has no interest in giving up the life he's built in america. as he heads into his 40s, though, there will be some strong reasons pulling him back to the uk. the invictus games for injured servicemen and

the duke of sussex is said to be making inquiries about repairing his relationship with his family and the british public. >> and in the sport this morning, liverpool smash manchester united at old trafford and win three nil. spurs smash newcastle at saint james's park and lose two one and its super sunday at the paralympics yesterday, with team gb winning 12 gold medals. >> morning. it's an unsettled start to the new working week. plenty of rain and thunderstorms in the forecast for today. find out where with me in a little bit. >> hello there. on this monday morning. a very good morning to you. wherever you're watching from i'm eamonn holmes, i'm isabel webster and this is gb news . breakfast. news. breakfast. so today is the start of the new academic year. do you remember that time when you were at school? >> i do that sort of nervous excitement. excited to see your friends. nervous about a new year ahead and homework and all of that starting again. >> and all your new bits, your blazers, your ties , my shoes. blazers, your ties, my shoes. >> i had a terrible, terrible, sad story th

with a picture of a smiling duke and an emoji of a smiling duke and an emoji of a smiling duke and an emoji of a birthday cake. >> they said wishing a happy 40th birthday to the duke of sussext so? >> quite a way to phrase it. when it's his brother referring to him as the duke of sussex. do you think they might say happy birthday, harry7 >> it's so english, isn't it? and just say what you really think. >> and so formal. and normally william and kate , if it's a william and kate, if it's a personal message, they sign it w and c. >> yeah, that's their trademark. >> yeah, that's their trademark. >> and a kiss. none of that because of course they've william has done this because his father has asked him to. >> in my view it looks like tokenist the passive aggressive tone of that message, but only just let's do it. let's speak to royal commentator rafe heydel—mankoo rafe. do you agree with us that one sentence contains so much insincerity and passive aggressive7 happy birthday wishes to the duke of sussex . sussex. >> yes, if there was a gritted teeth emoji, could have been perhaps added to that message. we mustn't read too much though , we mustn't read too much though, into the

the duke of sussex has kicked off a round of high—profile appearances in new york.ntal health crisis of young people. let's head to a respondent there waiting for prince harry. take us through what we might expect the next few hours. what we might expect the next few hours— few hours. matthew, prince har is few hours. matthew, prince harry is no _ few hours. matthew, prince harry is no longer _ few hours. matthew, prince harry is no longer a - few hours. matthew, prince| harry is no longer a working royal but he is here in this week in new york to support a number of organisations that he tries to uplift. causes that are dear to him and the duchess of sussex. and we know that youth mental health is among them. here at the summit which gathers the private and public sector, bringing together businesses and government officials. he moderated a panel with two of the recipients of the diana award. the diana award is trying to get change through leadership of the younger generation. prince harry moderating that discussion with two young leaders making the point that ther

the duke of sussex has kicked off a run of high profile appearances in new york, joining the charityt with me more. prince harry is no longer working royal but here at this high level meeting in new york to support a number of organizations that he tries to lift. causes that are dear to he and the duchess of sussex, and their foundation and their goal. we know that youth mental health is top among them. today at the concordia summit, which essentiallyjudge her —— essentially judge her —— gathers essentiallyjudge her —— gathers the private and public sector, bringing together businesses and government officials, he moderated a panel with two recipients of the diana award. the diana award is trying to get change through with the leadership of the young generation, so prince harry moderates in that discussion with two young leaders, making the point that there really should be more youth involvement in decision—making, sending that message to business leaders and government officials here, seeing that ultimately they are the change—makers. and i should also point out that later, he is g

it's been a turbulent decade for the duke of sussex. fornia. but he appears to be approaching his 40th with a sense of positivity. we asked prince harry how he felt about his birthday. in a statement to the bbc, he told us... he also spoke about the importance of his family — with meghan, duchess of sussex, and their children archie and lilibet. back in may, we filmed harry as he led the games at a kids party while visiting london. every child in this room has lost a parent who served in the military. in recent weeks, there has been speculation that harry's next decade could include a return to the uk on a more permanent basis. but those who know him well have told me he has no interest in giving up the life he's built in america. as he heads into his 405, though, there will be some strong reasons pulling him back to the uk. the invictus games for injured servicemen and women will be held in birmingham in 2027. created by harry when he was 30, it remains a personal passion ten years on. he's described it to me, you know, as his first chi

i suspect now the duke of sussex returns to the duke of sussex returns to the uk tomorrow to attend thean ambassador for the charity, of course, and prince harry will be without his wife and children . be without his wife and children. meghan. and as a security measure, sources suggest harry has requested the location of the event is not made public until late tomorrow. joining me now is the sun's former royal correspondent, charles rea. good morning or good afternoon rather, charles, thanks for joining me, do we care that harry's coming back? is there going to be much fanfare? what's the welcome party going to be like ? like? >> i'm not sure if there's going to be a welcome party apart from those people at wellchild, but he's perfectly entitled to come back at any time that he wants, unless he's attacking the royal family as he's as is his wont. this charity that he's going to visit tomorrow . wellchild is one visit tomorrow. wellchild is one of his pet charities and rightly so. it's a great charity and i'm glad to see that he's still unked glad to see that he's still linked with it an

his 30s have been a decade of significant change for the duke of sussex.onas, and was searching for a fresh purpose in life. public duties were framed around new ideas and causes. and then he met meghan markle. now a husband and a father, he has told the bbc he is excited about reaching 40 this weekend. another great grandchild. in a statement by his spokesperson, prince harry said, "becoming the father of two incredibly kind and funny kids has given me a fresh perspective on life. being a dad is one of life's greatestjoys and has only made me more driven and more committed to making this world a better place. bring on the next decade." back in the uk in may to work with his charities, there has been speculation that prince harry would like a more permanent move back to britain. but those who know him well have told me he has no interest in giving up the life he's built in america. his mother's legacy still features in his public work. in 1997, diana princess of wales walked through a partially cleared minefield in angola, highlighting efforts to make coun

is the duke of sussex serious about repairing his relationship with his family? s he doesn't bring his wife? >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> good morning and welcome to your latest gb news. weather forecast from the met office. well, today most of us will see some rain, if not also some thunderstorms, but there will be a little bit of brightness around and for all it will be feeling fairly warm. so it's a wet start out there, especially across many northern and western parts. some of this rain will be quite heavy and thundery given some fairly poor travelling conditions in places. come the afternoon there will be some brighter moments, especially across southeast england, east anglia and also parts of northern ireland. but for most of us it's going to be a fairly grey picture, but it's quite warm picture , fairly humid, warm picture, fairly humid, especially down towards the south. we will see highs easily reaching the mid 20s into this evening. most of the rain will be focused across parts of scotland. here again there wil

his 305 have been a decade of significant change for the duke of sussex.fe. public duties were framed around new ideas and causes. and then he met meghan markle. now a husband and a father, he has told the bbc he is excited about reaching a0 this weekend. another great grandchild. in a statement by his spokesperson, prince harry said, "becoming the father of two incredibly kind and funny kids has given me a fresh perspective on life. back in the uk in may to work with his charities, there has been speculation that prince harry would like a more permanent move back to britain. but those who know him well have told me he has no interest in giving up the life he�*s built in america. his mother�*s legacy still features in his public work. in 1997, diana princess of wales walked through a partially cleared minefield in angola, highlighting efforts to make countries safe of the war. 22 years later, her youngest son did the same, and that level of support matters. because of his mother�*s legacy in 1997, and because he�*s been back to see the difference in 25 yea

the duke of sussex has told the bbc he is excited about turning a0 this weekend. tement, prince harry also said that being a father was one of life 5 greatest joys. he ll spend his birthday on sunday privately with family in california. prime minister keir starmer is in washington today, where he's been meeting with us presidentjoe biden — the latest step in the uk government's push to reset relations with neighbours and allies, after years of domestic political chaos. it's an important meeting between two major allies with the war in ukraine at the top of the agenda. this is a storm shadow cruise missile, crane already has supplies of these from britain and france. but so far been restricted to firing them at targets inside its own barter two borders. kyiv argues it needs long—range missiles to push back on ukrainian front lines in cities by directly targeting the source of the strikes inside of russia itself but it's this cross—border element that has triggered western hesitation for the restriction that could lead to escalation. today the russian president warne

the duke of sussex attended the annual wellchild awards ceremony in central london, a charity of which last coal—fired power station will shut for good. ratcliffe—on—saw in nottinghamshire has been generating power for the last 57 years, but when operations end, the uk will become the first major economy to quit coal. here's justin rowlatt. coal made modern britain, it was this country's abundant deposits of coal that enabled it to pioneer the industrial revolution. take a look at this. look how demand for coal grew from the 1700s onwards. this country was using 200 million tonnes of the stuff a year by the end of the 19th century. coal use only began to decline in the 1950s, falling rapidly until today. so how did we wean ourselves off the most polluting of all the fossil fuels? well, first off, from the 1990s, the uk's supplies of cleaner, cheaper north sea gas began to squeeze coal off the electricity grid. government policy helped, too. it passed clean air laws in the 1950s and more recently committed to cutting carbon emissions, giving industry a clear signal that coal was on the

keep his privacy and leave us all alone. >> paul richards, the duke of sussex, turns 40, but it doesn'te a happy birthday, does it? >> no. i mean, i would take the royals out of our constitution completely if i was given the right to do so. but i recognise the public is not where i am on this. and i think if you are going to have a royal family, they have to have a sense of duty and service. i think he should look to his own father's example. the prince's trust, the environmental campaigns, the, you know, big interventions on architecture and all these things and learn that you're not always welcome paul coyte not always welcome paul coyte not always welcome, but it can be used as a platform for good. and i think charles does show that you can do things for good with this role, and he seems to be just a prisoner of his past. he can't transcend his position and do good with it, and he just seems like a quite an angry young man indeed. >> your reaction to harry at 40? would you welcome him back to this country with open arms? let me know your thoughts. gbnews.com/yoursay developing tonigh

the duke of sussex is making a rare visit to the uk today to celebrate the achievements and resilience ill youngsters and their families. prince harry will attend the wellchild awards ceremony in london in his role as the charity's patron, a position he's held for more than 15 years. the king is believed to be spending time at his balmoral residence. it's thought he hasn't seen harry since the duke rushed to his father's side after the king's cancer diagnosis in february , and the diagnosis in february, and the late queen and sir david attenborough have been named our greatest british cultural figures. in a survey to mark the 90th anniversary of the british council. the late monarch was voted the country's greatest cultural icon, with 41% selecting her in the survey. sir david attenborough came a close second, with 40% voting for him , second, with 40% voting for him, followed by diana, princess of wales and former prime minister winston churchill . those are the winston churchill. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your s

the duke of sussex is going to spend time in california before heading off on a trip.t? yeah, look, there should be you - do prince harry, right? yeah, i look, there should be you want to talk— look, there should be you want to talk anxiety turning 40. that's_ to talk anxiety turning 40. that's nothing, wait until he turns 50 _ that's nothing, wait until he turns 50. wait until you turn 60. — turns 50. wait until you turn 60. ill— turns 50. wait until you turn 60, i'll show your anxiety. why. _ 60, i'll show your anxiety. why. talk_ 60, i'll show your anxiety. why, talk through itjoe. we got about three minutes. we don't have — got about three minutes. we don't have the time and we need alcohol_ don't have the time and we need alcohol to — don't have the time and we need alcohol to really talk through this — alcohol to really talk through this. �* ., ., ., ., �* this. and a round of golf. and a round of _ this. and a round of golf. and a round of golf. _ this. and a round of golf. and a round of golf. he's - this. and a round of golf. and a round of golf. he's had - th

their official social media account posting: wishing the duke of sussex a very happy 40th birthday todayom the royal family in previous years is because of a rule that only acknowledges the birthdays of working royals. he's expected to to get a phone call from king charles and princess kate. rachel: you care a little bit more now that you've done pop culture? will: no. [laughter] pete: i care less. now that i know a little bit more about it, i care less. will: that they're going to wish each other a happy birthday? rachel: i think it's funny that they're putting it out there. we didn't wish him a happy birthday for two years, now we did, but his brother isn't. [laughter] what kind of a press release is that? pete: well, i don't -- will: really interesting, your appetite for that. pete: i don't think they put it in a press release -- rachel: well, they got the information -- well, how do we know who's calling him? pete: oh, they probably did push that out -- rachel: they said kate's calling him, king charles is calling him, not will. somehow that got out and nothing gets out of buckingham

their official social media account post wishing the duke of sussex a very happy 40th birthday today. from the royal family in previous years is because of a rule that only acknowledges the birthdays of working royals. no word on why they chose to wish harry a happy birthday this year. he's expected to get phone calls from king charles and princess kate. notice if they didn't say prince if william. prince william. he's only getting a call from his dad and sister-in-law. pete: aisle file -- i'd file that solidly under the i don't care -- rachel: you better care -- will: does my if face look like yours when i talk about football? [laughter] pete: maybe it's because he's turning 40. rachel: oh, will or -- will: yeah, i'm turning 40. make one more -- for me. rachel: will, get your pop culture -- will: i'll be ready. rachel: he killed it. he acts like he doesn't like -- will: did you do it yesterday? rachel: it was week, and he killed it. will: i was here last week. rachel: did you prep? will: i am prepping. [laughter] pete: he's got it set aid sigh -- aside is. he's doing that and off the

martin daubney standing in for patrick now, despite reports last week that the ginger winger, the duke of sussexf returning to the royal fold . returning to the royal fold. well, prince harry has reportedly thrown a spanner in the works by demanding an apology from his brother prince william , before any form of william, before any form of royal reunion will be possible. now it comes after the launch of meghan markle's lifestyle brand american riviera , or should hit american riviera, or should hit the brakes with the us patent office denying her trademark application, saying that businesses are not allowed to trademark geographic locations, including the nickname of the coastline around the sussexes santa barbara, california home. the american riviera. you couldn't make it up. and i'm joined now by the royal commentator richard fitzwilliams. richard, welcome to the show. always a delight. let's start with this preposterous demand for an apology from prince william. i think that's about as likely to happen as me flying to the moon. >> yes, it's quite extraordinary. i mean, it's utterly bizarre t

. >> today is the duke of sussex's 40th birthday, the youngest son of the king will be celebrating the of his 40s at his californian home with his wife, meghan, and their two children, archie and lilibet. the prince has said he was anxious to turn 30, but that he's excited about turning 40 and his mission is now doing good in the world. earlier this morning, the x account for the royal family wished harry a happy birthday in their first public message for their first public message for the prince since 2021. and today is the 84th anniversary of the battle of britain, a military campaign that was seen as a turning point of world war ii. the british royal air force fought the german luftwaffe in the skies over the uk, with the brits claiming a victory that's now commemorated each year on the 15th of september, a commemoration service took place earlier today to mark the anniversary, with both sir keir starmer and the former prime minister, rishi sunak, in attendance. and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in an hour for the very latest gb ne

choosing to focus on projects in california and the claim forms part of a new report where the duke of sussexalker is here with more on this astonishing developing story. cameron. so it seems then, that the ginger prince will not be returning. >> yeah. an unexpected development really here, martin, in the last hour or so, prince harry has not given an interview to people magazine, but he's given them an email. and that's a quote i can say from the article. prince harry tells them the best gift i've ever been given is, without a doubt, my kids. i enjoy watching them grow every single day. and i love being their dad. it also reports that article that prince harry plans to spend his 40th birthday on sunday with his wife and children, meghan reportedly throwing a big party for him at their california mansion. and then prince harry is going to jet off away from the united states with the lads , with his, states with the lads, with his, with his a group of close friends, as it's been quoted in that article for a bit of a holiday. let's see if it's a repeat of his infamous las vegas trip from a deca

. >> reporter: the duke of sussex even making a surprise appearance on "the tonight show," walking throughh, prince harry will be in south africa for the first time since his royal tour with meghan in 2019 when she first revealed she was struggling in her royal role. the couple stepped back as working royals months later n early 2020. now former british prime minister boris johnson claims in his new mÉmoir that he was asked to persuade harry to stay with a kind of a manly pep talk the day before the prince flew to canada. details of this return to the uk still unclear. how long will prince harry stay? will he see his father king charles? >> whilst i think many people were perhaps optimistic that harry and charles might reconcile, i don't think that anybody thinks that's going to happen any time soon between harry and william. >> reporter: his sister-in-law, princess kate is now slowly returning to work after announcing she finished chemotherapy. last week posting this, after a surprise visit to watch ballet performance in london -- calling it wonderfully powerful, moving and aspiring. the

and finally, the duke of sussex is in the uk today to celebrate the achievements and resilience of seriouslyill youngsters and their families. seriously ill youngsters and theirfamilies. prince seriously ill youngsters and their families. prince harry seriously ill youngsters and theirfamilies. prince harry is their families. prince harry is attending the wellchild awards ceremony in london in his role as the charity's patron, a position he's held for more than 15 years. those are the latest gb news headlines, more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to a state of the nation. live from this hive of activity at the tory party conference, in a first past the post system , each wing of post system, each wing of politics needs to be united, otherwise it fails. the target is to get 325 seats, and if this is to get 325 seats, and if this is not achieved, then either you lose or you end up in a coalition with pe

and finally, the duke of sussex is in the uk today to celebrate the achievements and resilience of seriously ill youngsters and their families. seriously ill youngsters and theirfamilies. prince seriously ill youngsters and their families. prince harry seriously ill youngsters and theirfamilies. prince harry is their families. prince harry is attending the wellchild awards ceremony in london in his role as the charity's patron, a position he's held for more than 15 years. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to michelle for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you very much for that. i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel, michelle donelan, the former culture secretary and james schneider, the former adviser to jeremy corbyn. good evening to both of you. also, good evening to each and every one of you at home. it's not just about us. you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. email gbviews@gbnews.com. go

it's been a turbulent decade for the duke of sussex.of positivity. we asked prince harry how he felt about his birthday. in a statement to the bbc, he told us... he also spoke about the importance of his family — with meghan, duchess of sussex, and their children archie and lilibet. back in may, we filmed harry as he led the games at a kids party while visiting london. every child in this room has lost a parent who served in the military. in recent weeks, there has been speculation that harry's next decade could include a return to the uk on a more permanent basis. but those who know him well have told me he has no interest in giving up the life he's built in america. as he heads into his 40s, though, there will be some strong reasons pulling him back to the uk. the invictus games for injured servicemen and women will be held in birmingham in 2027. created by harry when he was 30, it remains a personal passion ten years on. he's described it to me, you know, as his first child. i mean, it is a very important thing. i think it speaks ver

. >> sir william rmt, the duke of sussex. apparently is now saying he wouldn't consider a move back across the pond unless his big brother apologises. well, that's not what happened, is it? he would, however, be keen to help out if his father, the king, asked him to. this comes after reports that prince harry is apparently losing faith in his hollywood publicists, and his hollywood lifestyle. so let's talk to somebody who knows all about the royals, the former royal butler grant . they've got you down as grant. they've got you down as grant. they've got you down as grant butler. i can't believe your name is grant butler. it's grant harrold. of course it's grant harrold. of course it's grant harrold. of course it's grant harrold. this is this is the deliberate error of the day in the autocue. the royal butler, grant butler. how about grant? harry grant, very nice to talk to you, grant. prince harry, there's no way prince william is going to apologise to his brother. shouldn't it be the other way round ? harry wrote the other w

the mail on sunday is reporting that the duke of sussex has sought advice from trusted former aides in britain on to how mastermind a return from exile in the united states. the move marks the first stage in a strategy to rehabilitate harry that would involve him spending more time involve him spending more time in the uk to repair his relationship with his father, and potentially initiate a partial return to the royal fold. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. now it's time for headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gbnews.com the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners your first look at sunday's newspapers with three comedians and leo schaffer's phone. lewis schaffer's phone. i'm wet and we're all confused. tonight i'm joined by the stunning and brave comedian leo kearse and the man who identifies as a complete clown. >> it's louis schaffer. it was pretty smooth. how are you guys doing? >> sorry about that. i was say

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also tonight, the duke of sussex at 40. my verdict. will the prodigal prince ever come home?out to adopt a rwanda style scheme in albania. i'll bring you more on this surprise development . this surprise development. following eight more deaths in the channel and more record breaking numbers crossing this weekend . and the halo has weekend. and the halo has supped weekend. and the halo has slipped for saint keir starmer, who's embroiled in an almighty row over a cash gift to his wife for luxury clothes and accessories. i'll be tackling this growing political scandal at ten. you won't want to miss it

it's been a turbulent decade for the duke of sussex. duchess of sussex, and their children, archie and lilibet. back in may, we filmed harry as he led the games at a kids party while visiting london. every child in this room has lost a parent who served in the military. in recent weeks, there has been speculation that harry's next decade could include a return to the uk on a more permanent basis. but those who know him well have told me he has no interest in giving up the life he's built in america. as he heads into his 40s, though, there will be some strong reasons pulling him back to the uk. the invictus games, for injured servicemen and women, will be held in birmingham in 2027. created by harry when he was 30, it remains a personal passion ten years on. he's described it to me, you know, as his first child. i mean, it is a very important thing. i think it speaks very deeply to the soldier in him. if you look back at 2014, you know, there was a strong representation of the royal family and it was great to see. and, of course, everybod