in london, the issue is being dealt with by the duke of york's legal team. enting further on this particular matter. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. the former belgian king, albert ii, has admitted he is the father of belgian artist delphine boe, born of his affair with a baroness. he was forced to give a dna test which was positive. he had been fighting the paternity claim for more than a decade and she is now officially his fourth child. he lost his immunity from legal claims when he abdicated in 2013 because of ill health. stay because of ill health. with us if you can. much mor to stay with us if you can. much more to come on bbc news. including this: american audiences get ready not just for a super bowl but puppy bowl as shelter dogs shine on the field. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolu

uncertain about the future, but given the precedent that has been set by the daughters of the duke of yorkother examples like that, i think canadians are fairly confident that some sort of satisfactory balance will be struck, since they are planning to live here, not as working members of the royalfamily, but as private citizens. i think there is an expectation that probably, from their own means and perhaps with some help from the prince of wales, that will largely be privately funded. so any suggestion that that may come from state funding would not go down well? it has been a bit of a sticking point in the last ten days in canada, yes. i think a lot of people were curious about how that would unfold, and even though we don't know the details, the hinting that we are hearing tends to suggest there will be some sort of balance. i'm not sure canadians will be prepared to pay that high of a security bill for people who will be living here essentially as private citizens. just a final thought, thinking of the word citizen. we heard in ourfinal report that harry would have a right to stay for

in london, the issue is being dealt with by the duke of york's legal team. ng further on this particular matter. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. the government says people who've returned to the uk from wuhan in china, the city at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, should self—isolate, even if they have no symptoms. it comes as the number of people in china who've died has risen to 82, with around 3,000 needing treatment. our china correspondentjohn sudworth has the very latest. shouts echo. the eerie sound of a city in lockdown. wu han‘s residents, trapped in their homes, shouting encouragement to each other. ok, here we are, day five of the lockdown. bored. khan lambert is stuck here with his gran. nan, hello! she was only meant to be visiting for a short break, and although there is enough food, her medication is running dangerously low and there is no help in sight. why is it possible that the american government and the french government, the japanese government, can make these deals with the chinese authorities to get their citizens out of the cit

berman says prince andrew has provided 0 cooperation he said investigators have contacted the duke of york's lawyers. view him but there had been no response some of the last living survivors of the holocaust and shared their emotional testimony about the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the death camp in poland more than a 1000000 people in the jews were killed at auschwitz alone between 940 and 945 china has more from the sermon. facing the entrance to auschwitz birkenau seated alongside the railway line that delivered multitudes mostly jews in cattle trucks to their deaths survivors shared their stories. i remember the. trucks from the barracks. i can hear them screaming i could hear it in my subconscious when i remember those events. world leaders royalty and religious leaders listened this was not a moment for them. and there was to stream. within my heart it was still alive maybe tomorrow will come one day and tomorrow did come indeed memories remain. 75 years after the liberation of auschwitz scene of some of the worst atrocities of the holocaust the deaths of more than a 1000000

this is despite, as the i point out on its front page, the duke of york publicly promising to ‘help anyons, if required'. the daily mail has the headline "fbi: why won't andrew speak to us?", next to a picture of the duchess of cambridge at an auschwitz memorial event, who they describe as "a royal who does know how to behave". and the sun have a missing poster on their front page, asking ‘have you seen this prince?" meanwhile, the times says it has seen a brussels diplomatic document which reveals that the eu wants its judges to be able to rule on any post—brexit agreement with the uk. let's start with the metro, kevin. this prince

this is despite, as the i point out on its front page, the duke of york publicly promising to ‘help anyppropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations, if required'. the daily mail has the headline "fbi: why won't andrew speak to us?", next to a picture of the duchess of cambridge at an auschwitz memorial event, who they describe as "a royal who does know how to behave". and the sun have a missing poster on their front page, asking ‘have you seen this prince?" meanwhile, the times says it has seen a brussels diplomatic document which reveals that the eu wants its judges to be able to rule on any post—brexit agreement with the uk. let's start with the metro, kevin. this prince andrew story that has emerged from the us really dominating the papers. it is the one big news story of the day. in all the front pages, they are completely covered by the coverage. it is astonishing really because as you said there, he did say publicly he would be willing to help any investigations that took place and it isa investigations that took place and it is a pretty hard—hitting statement put o

they said the duke of york had provided "zero cooperation" so far, despite his assurance during a bbc last year that he would be prepared, if necessary, to help with any investigation. members of the muslim uighur community from xinjiang in north—western china have told the bbc of widespread labour abuses suffered by their community. two individuals have described routine beatings, poor food and hygiene standards, as well as an expectation of working without pay. china has denied all reports of slave labour and detainment camps in xinjiang. the angolan billionaire isabel dos santos says she's launching legal action against the international consortium of investigativejournalists over the publication of thousands of files exposing her alleged mis—management of more than a billion dollars‘ worth of state funds. ms dos santos, who is the richest woman in africa, called allegations made against her unfounded. let's go live now to calabasas in los angeles where county sheriff alex villanueva is giving an update on sunday's let's go live anderson in for any updates. the ntsb is an independe

york. it seems certain people arejumping the gun stop yesterday, buckingham palace said they were not issuing any statement on behalf of the dukes that the pr machine for prince andrew has broken down now that buckingham palace isn‘t issuing state m e nts that buckingham palace isn‘t issuing statements on his behalf. prince andrew of course denies sleeping with virginia roberts to frey. she said she was trafficked to him in london in 2001. prince andrew also said he didn‘t see anything suspicious when he was staying at the home of jeffrey suspicious when he was staying at the home ofjeffrey epstein, and according to this source, he is very happy to talk to the fbi despite what the prosecutor says in new york —— giufre. the foreign office has updated its travel advice for mainland china, saying people should not travel there unless absolutely necessary because of the coronavirus. hundreds of foreign nationals have been evacuated from the city at the heart of the outbreak. the total number of cases has jumped to almost to 6,000. rich preston reports. as the first japanese nationals returned home to tokyo from wuhan, the foreign o

not commenting on the matter, but it is understood that the issue is being dealt with by the duke of york'sent, nick bryant, sent this update from new york. we've been hearing from the us attorney heading up the ongoing criminal investigation into jeffrey epstein and his possible co—conspirators. he was speaking outside the late billionaire‘s mansion, just off fifth avenue, close to central park. and he was asked if the fbi and federal prosecutors had yet made any progress in trying to speak to prince andrew, and he said, so far, there had been — in his words — "zero cooperation". now, ordinarily, our office doesn't comment on whether an individual cooperates, or doesn't cooperate, with our investigation. however, in prince andrew's case, he publicly offered — indeed, in a press release offered to cooperate with law enforcement investigating the crimes committed byjeffrey epstein and his co—conspirators. so, i think in that context, it's fair for people to know whether prince andrew has followed through with that public commitment. so, let me say that the southern district of new york and t

it is just over 560 years ago to the day on december 30 1460 that richard neville, duke of york, and a major reverse months later a site just down the road. wakefield became yet another battlefield almost 200 years later during the english civil war, when the parliamentarian forces for engagement with the royalists, although madame deputy speaker, i now find myself a parliamentarian although i confess to you, to always having sympathized with the cavaliers. imran ahmad khan there. well, newcomers to the house of lords also give maiden speeches. john mann became lord mann after 18 years in the commons. lastjuly, he was appointed by the outgoing prime minister theresa may to head a government inquiry on tackling anti semitism. in north london on election day a jewish couple, elderly, who had voted labour their entire lives, who wept at they went into the police station, who sobbed as a voted, ——polling station. who cried as they left that polling station, i have a roll now on anti—semitism, read the independent and as ever i shall work across party, but i will be no bystander in drivin

investigating the epstein case had contacted the duke of york's lawyers and asked to interview him but there had been no response. january 27 marks 75 years since the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp in poland survivors returned to the former nazi site for a special ceremony where some shared emotional testimony there were also calls for greater efforts to fight out the semitism more than a 1000000 people mainly jews were killed at auschwitz alone between 940 and 945 john a whole has more. facing the entrance to auschwitz birkenau seated alongside the railway line that delivered multitudes mostly jews in cattle trucks to their deaths survivors shared their stories. from what. i remember. women driven in trucks from the barracks. a gas chamber i can hear them screaming i can hear it in my subconscious when i remember those events. well bleeders royalty and religious leaders listened this was not a moment for them. and there was to stream. within my heart it was still alive maybe tomorrow will come one day and tomorrow did come indeed memories remain that. 75 years after th

just behind her, her son, the duke of york, whose own stepping back from royal duties has been an addedn for the queen in recent weeks. families are always a problem and i think she has dealt with it incredibly well. ijust think it is a shame. and it is a shame with the little one as well. yeah. for the whole family, it is a shame, william, charles, everybody. as long as we are not paying for the lifestyle they hope to live, then i don't have a problem with it. and from the prime minister, there was backing for the couple's plans. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. i said before that i was sure that the royal family, which has been around a very long time, would find a way forward and i'm sure it will. big decisions have been made in recent days. these royal walkabouts will be no more for harry and meghan, as their life as working royals ends. palace officials say the couple now wish to pay back money spent on their home in windsor. they will also pay commercial rent on frogmore cottage. there is a quid pro quo in this relationship

in the beginning of 2019, you had the duke of york, you had meghan, harry, all carrying out royal dutiesll—time members of the royal family carrying out about 800 duties a year. they are no longer there any more. they are no longer doing royal duties. that is a big loss for the royal stepfamily and —— royal family, and they will be the worse for it. thank you for joining us. let's talk to our royal correspondent, daniela relph. this statement was much anticipated, tell us how you as a royal correspondent received this news? we got it at about 6:30pm today, we had a briefing from some of the buckingham palace staff, a conference call ahead of that. with the staff that worked for the queen, the staff that worked for the queen, the prince of wales, the duke and duchess of cambridge, and the duke and duchess of sussex as well, who read out those statements and took some of our questions on how all of this will work, many of the questions you have been asking your guests questions you have been asking your gu ests over questions you have been asking your guests over the past hour or so. much

in a bbc interview last november he promised to help the us authorities was that the duke of york, a ide today whether the chinese firm huawei will be able to help develop the uk's telecoms network. borisjohnson will jerry meeting at the national security council where he is expected to save the company will allow a limited role. the us has lobbied hard for huawei's exclusion, posing they represent a major security risk. there has been a rising coronavirus deaths, with the figure standing at over 100. severe travel restrictions are in place across much of the country an attempt to stop the infection from spreading. chinese authorities confirmed overnight 106 people have died so far in the outbreak. those are some of the main stories around on this tuesday morning. and sally has been keeping a close eye on roger federer. normally a very cool customer, not so much at the moment. he is struggling in the quarterfinals of the australian 0pen. he is trailing the american, brilliantly named tennys sandgren by two sets to one. let's find out from john watson in melbourne. his losing his cool,

district of new york and the fbi have contacted prince andrew's attorneys and requested to interview prince andrew and to date prince andrew has provided zero cooperation. >> reporter: in november the dukeom his public royal duties citing his former friendship with epstein as a disruption to his family's work. even offering to help law enforcement in their investigations. officials say he has not. >> i think in that context it's fair for people to know whether prince arew has followed through with that public commitment. >> reporter: officials making the announcement outside epstein's $77 million new york city mansion. the same address where andrew was seen answering the door ten years ago in this video obtained by "the mail" on sunday. the prince commenting on his visit in this interview with the bbc for which he's widely criticized. >> but you were staying at the house of a convicted sex offender. >> it was a convenient place to stay. i mean, i've gone through this in my mind so many times. at the end of the day with the benefit of all the hindsight that one could have, it was definitely the wrong thing to do. >> reporter: one of epstein's accusers, 35-year-old virginia giuffre, claim

in november the duke of york stepped back from his public royal duties citing his former friendship as a disruption to his family's work. he even offered to help law enforcement into their investigation. officials say he has not. >> the southern district of new york and the fbi have contacted prince andrew's attorneys and requested to interview prince andrew and to date prince andrew has provided zero cooperation. >> legal experts say he does not have sovereign or diplomatic immunity but he doesn't have to cooperate unless he is officially subpoenaed. tomorrow you can watch royal divide -- harry, meghan and the crown at 10:00 p.m. >>> happening today president trump is expected to release his long awaited middle east peace plan. palestinians are planning protests in the west bank today. the israeli military is deploying reinforcements in its occupied areas. a worng that climate change could lead to a wine shortage. a rise in the earth's temperature could make more than half of the land that's used for grape growing unsuitable. white wine grapes would be hit the hardest. scientists say

"this issue is being dealt with by the duke of york's legal team. this particular matter." so that update from london. nick bryant is in new york. us attorney geoffrey berman is heading up the criminal investigation intojeffrey epstein and people who possibly were co—conspirators in his sex trafficking operation. it is a guy called geoffrey berman he was doing a press c0 nfe re nce called geoffrey berman he was doing a press conference today in new york outside the mansion of the late billionaire. it is a mansionjust off fifth ave, just close to central park. and he was asked whether prince andrew had cooperated with us authorities, as he promised he would do when he stepped back from royal duties. and geoffrey berman was very explicit and used very strong words when he said, no, there has been zero cooperation from prince so far. and do we know what he was asking a prince andrew? well, the us prosecutors and the fbi have been in touch repeatedly, we have been in touch repeatedly, we have been in touch repeatedly, we have been told, to try and organ

investigating the case had contacted the duke of york's lawyers and asked to interview him by. there had been no response well from london at the top of the hour now let's go back to foley in doha barbara thank you very much we'll see now the head of the world health organization has arrived in china for talks with officials on how to contain the growing outbreak of the corona virus so far $81.00 people have died including one person in the capital beijing nearly $3000.00 more are infects infected the visit comes as china's prime minister visited was the epicenter of the outbreak. in iraq 4 protesters have been killed in the southern city of nasiriyah gunmen wearing military uniforms attached the main city in protest campsite 16 people have been killed throughout iraq during protests in the last 3 days a crackdown began after influential shia. solder with joy his support for the protesters on saturday. portuguese hacker says he released data revealing the dealings of africa's richest woman in angola. handed over a hard drive relating to his about fortune to a whistleblower who

bourbons says prince andrew has provided 0 corporation he said investigators have contacted the duke of york's lawyers and asked to interview him but there has been no response. when china stopped taking off foreign recyclables over 2 years ago innovation was needed to deal with the world's plastic problem now engineers not straightly say they developed a technology to help reduce plastic waste under thomas explains from sydney. the plastic to be recycled it has to be collected and transported 1st to a sorting center. then to a recycling plant but often these big plants are a long way from where the plastic was disposed of sometimes in other countries but at the start of 28 c. china banned most of its importation of plastic waste and that's forced to rethink . in australia engineers have developed a potential solution a micro recycling factory what we're actually showing here is that the micro scale you can set up these these centralized facilities where it's not one big mega for syria transporting a lot of waste you actually take that factory on site on the location and safely convert that in

sources close to the prince are quoted in a number of newspapers suggesting the duke of york was "angry after claims that he had provided "zero cooperation" to investigators. manchester united have condemned an attack on the home of their executive vice—chairman, ed woodward, which was reportedly carried out by angry fans hurling flares. the club said it was an "unwarranted attack" and warned that anyone found to be responsible would be banned for life. the european parliament is set to approve the terms of the uk's departure from the european union in an historic vote later. the 751 representatives in brussels are expected overwhelmingly to back ratification of the withdrawal agreement, paving the way for the uk to leave with a deal in place on friday. and that is a summary of our main story so far. back to you now, victoria. thank you. let's talk more then about ba suspending all flights to china suspending all flights to china after the deaths of 132 people from the coronovirus. tomorrow brits are due to be evacuated under uk government plans, but a pe teacher from lancaster who's in

sources close to the prince are quoted in a number of newspapers suggesting the duke of york was "angrynvestigation has found that every week thousands of emergency calls are taking ambulance crews over an hour to reach. the delays affect one in 16 calls in england for conditions such as strokes, heart attacks and fits — and are putting lives at risk, experts say. we been speaking to mark mitchell whose partner collapsed and died before an ambulance arrived an hour after he called 999. he told us it has left him wondering whether the delays cost derrin his life. nobody will ever know whether an ambulance arriving eight minutes or 18 or 38 minutes later, derrin would have still have been alive. but the fact we don‘t know the answer to that doesn‘t mean there shouldn‘t be accountability somewhere to say, when we don‘t meet these targets, people die. let‘s get more on this then. joining me live in the studio is siva anandaciva who is the chief analyst at the think tank the king‘s fund. that question of course is the question anyone who has made a call to an ambulance and there has been a d

from the prince's legal team — despite repeated approaches, and has now publicly called for the duke of york'sbused by epstein, says it was the prosecutor's last resort. he really had no choice. he doesn't have the power to subpoena prince andrew merely as part of a criminal investigation. so what else can he do except use the power of the press to come forward publicly and say, you know what? prince andrew, you said publicly that you would fully cooperate with law enforcement and you have not done it. we've gotten zero cooperation, push has come to shove. this is a serious criminal investigation. there are dozens of women, i represent five of them, who alleged that they were the victims of sexual assault by this predator jeffrey epstein. it is time for anyone with information to come forward and answer questions. he also spent a great deal of time with jeffrey epstein so it's time to stop playing games and to come forward, to do the right thing and answer questions. as we've been hearing, a decision is due on whether to allow huawei to help build the uk's 5g network. it's provoking strong opi

of york fergie. prinz harry was born into his hrh. yes, meghan inherited it. the dukesussex remains because a wedding gift from the queen. basically not having anything taken away they have advised that they can't use that hrh but if you aren't royal, how do you use that as your signature? >> question real quick. are they still going to be able to use the sussex thing that they had put in for that they are -- sussex royal.com, yeah. >> we know they have got that website. you've seen it and they released their information how they wanted their hybrid role to work on that. we know they have trademarked a number of different avenues by which to commercialize sussex royal but it remains to be seen whether they will be able to use the royal part. >> for those who haven't been to london what is the scene taking place behind you right there? >> this is changing of the guards so loads of tourists around just to see that spectacle because they like to the the pomp and pageantry but great interest in buckingham palace generally because i'm not the only reporter here, guys, as i'

but think about williamsburg's actual colonial history when he marches down the duke of gloucester street on his way to york town, there is one single business open. just one. not a real bustling town as it would be today, but still, our public memory commands colonial williamsburg. jamestown and of course, yorktown. so we don't often think of civil war williamsburg and it's also forgotten in the period because after a few short weeks after the battle of williamsburg, we have the massive class of richmond and when they're getting ready to write about williamsburg switch. okay. we'll write about seven day, instead. the failures of scholarship over the last 150 years and it's only over the last 50 years and the importance of the peninsula campaign. so why not write about williamsburg? when you go back through the books and some of our favorite hiftor knowia, one in particular has six pages about the battle of williamsburg. six pages! that's it. maybe it's not a sexy topic. maybe it's not nearly as interesting and maybe the publisher said no. so it would be my goal here in the next three and a half hours of my

of new york city. >>> britain's renegade royal back on duty, for now anyway. prince harry made his first public appearance since he and his wife made plans to step back. the duke of sussex met with children for a rugby bit at buckingham palace. meghan braved the cold in vancouver. >> it feels like she is already carving out her new role. ry lld mieaivs bathe elements. >>> plus the homegrown star of the 49ers will have to stop to win the nfc championship. >> he wants to change how san francisco handles the housing crisis. win what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your desk, and save it for next time. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on kbcw bay area, rain still smoking parts ar. ti slick conditions. ca

queen has called a meeting of the royal households to try and find a "workable" future role for the duke and duchess of sussex. hello and welcome. i'm michelle fleury in new yorkstian fraser is in london. there are reports tonight that the ukrainian passengerjet that crashed just outside tehran on wednesday morning killing all 176 people on board, was shot down by iran. in the last few hours, the pentagon has released details which suggests the aircraft was struck from the ground by a russian—built surface—to—air missile. the information comes from us intelligence which sources say picked up signals of a radar being turned on. separately, us satellites reportedly detected two missile launches shortly before the plane exploded. the pentagon's assessment is that the incident was accidental. iran's anti—aircraft systems were active at the time the revolutionary guard was attacking us bases in iraq. of the 176 people killed 82 were iranian, 63 canadian, 11 were ukrainian. here's the bbc‘s tom burridge. was this ukraine international airlines flight shot down by mistake by an irate missile? reports out of washington tonight suggest it was. us media is quoting ameri

they will retain their title as the duke and duchess of sussex, and carrying out limited duties. >>> plus, "the new yorkg not just one, but two democratic presidential candidates. those stories and more coming up. those stories and remo comin up i remember thinking about things i did and wondering if that was the last time i was going to do that thing. i thought i'm not letting anything take me away from my family that loves me and needs me without a fight. when i came to cancer treatment centers of america, it felt so different from any other hospital we'd ever been to. whether it be spiritual, physical, emotional, they take it all into consideration in healing you. infusion, imaging, everything is here. i don't have to go anywhere else. they create a treatment plan that's for you. they cared about my victories. they cared about me as a person beyond just being a cancer patient. they're my second family. get care like no other. call us at cancer treatment centers of america. i don't make compromises. i want nutrition made just for me. but i also want great taste. so i drink boost for women. new boost w

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york. >>> prince harry has broken his silence following the decision that he and his wife meghan give up their royal duties. the duke of sussex says the decision comes with great sadness, but there was no other option. skylar henry reports. >> i can only imagine what you may have heard or read over the past few weeks. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary moment for the british monarchy. prince harry spoke at a british charity event about his decision with his wife meghan to give up their royal duties. >> once we were married we were excited, hopeful, and here to serve. for those reasons it brings me great sadness it has come to this. >> reporter: it comes after buckingham palace announced an agreement with the couple over the weekend. >> so many months of talks. after so many years of challenges. >> reporter: the understanding will allow harry stay a prince and the couple to retain their titles as duke and duchess of sussex. they will split their time between canada and britain but not participate in ceremonial events or official royal tours. >> our hope is to continue to serve the queen, the commonwealth and my milita

duke and duchess of sussex to reduce their roles. what could be behind their decision? >> announcer: live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >>> hey, good morning. we have a lot going on, this morning, including a major storm that will be marching through the central and eastern parts of the country this weekend. more than 20 million americans at risk of severe weather. >> we have team coverage of that coming up, but we want to get to breaking news overnight. >>> after days of denials, iran now says the country did, in fact, shoot down that ukrainian jetliner unintentionally. >> let's get right to abc's stephanie ramos, who's here with all the details. stephanie, good morning. >> good morning, guys. the mystery surrounding the downing of that passenger jet in iran, the night iran launched attacks towards u.s. bases in iraq is now over. questions remain, though, as iran is now admitting it accidentally shot down the jet, killing everyone on board. breaking overnight, iran now admitting its air defenses shot down a ukrainian international airlines passenger plane after days of denying any res

website, the duke and duchess indicate they want to better control media access, do away with the camera system, and collaborate with grassroots outfits, citing the caricature of "the new yorkn people will be gentler than the british tabloids. despite all the chrism of the unprecedented move, there are plenty of people who say maybe it's about time the royal family wills be streamlined and perhaps shaking things up is not a bad idea particularly if it makes harry and megan more happy and productive. bret? >> amy kellogg in london. when we come back, a great moment we deserve to see this week. ♪ well i'm standing here, looking at you, what do i see? ♪ there's a booking for every resolution . book yours at booking.com there's a booking for every resolution . a peaceful night sleep without only imagine... frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? get a 4-course meal starting at $15.99. treat yourself to the perfect gift today, because the aussie 4-course won't last long! outback steakhouse. >> bret: finally tonight, a heartwarming homecomi

the duke and duchess of netflix" — as it covers the prospect of the couple entering into tv and film production. the ongoing story also features in a number of publications around the world. the new yorkhe royal formerly known as prince". another story that has got people talking this morning, excitement over brad pitt and jennifer aniston being pictured together at the screen actors guild awards last night. they both picked up awards at the glitzy event, brad picking up a award for his role as a charming stuntman award for his role as a charming stu ntman in the award for his role as a charming stuntman in the film once upon a time in hollywood. i have to add this to my tinder profile. laughter let's be honest, it was a difficult part. a guy who gets high, takes his shirt off and doesn't get on with his wife. laughter it was a big stretch. it's big. laughter cheering and applause we saw the reaction there from jennifer aniston as she watched brad pitt's speech and there has been chapter on social media after footage showed the actor watching his ex—wife's speech from backstage. that's it for today's morning briefing. they were designed to ease congestion with variable speed limits an

duke national university of singapore medical school. next week on bloomberg, we will bring you special coverage of the iowa caucus, starting on monday at 10:00 p.m. in new yorkkong, and tuesday will carry president trump state of the union address followed by the democratic response. that kicks off at 9:00 p.m. in new york, 10:00 a.m. in hong kong. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am shery ahn in new york. the ceo of wonder technology says that less than 10% of mental disorders in china are properly diagnosed. when they told us what kind of companies she is working with. with all theking high-pressure factory companies like tencent, chamois, the biggest online learning platform in china. because wel love it are helping them to solve a solvem that they cannot in classrooms. this is something superlight. we divided into the mental health issue, it is three stages. you cannot focus. if you continue that state for a long time, you might start to lose sleep. you cannot sleep well. people are losing their hair. people cannot get pregnant. phase three, clinically depressed or anxious. started to have anxiety attacks. we are focused o

duke of cambridge have asked officials to come up with a workable agreement on what harry and meghan will do next. mutale nkonde is race and technology fellow at harvard university and told us from new yorka phillips well the pastor was giving the duke and their vows and it became clear to me in that small gesture that she certainly wasn‘t being welcomed and really embraced in the way that i have seen other royals being embraced. so that kind of signalled that her being black, the wedding, she had a black pastor, a gospel choir, was something of an oddity to the royal family and thatjust choir, was something of an oddity to the royal family and that just seems to have been picked up in the press, piers morgan specifically has been particularly egregious around making what i would consider and what many critical race scholars would consider, coded statements that spoke to her race. so i would definitely speculate that the unequal treatment of meghan based on the fact that she is a biracial woman would have been one of the contributing factors. how overt is the races in that you believe she has faced? -- races in. having grown up has faced? -- races in. having grown up in the uk and lived

in london, the issue is being dealt with by the duke of york's legal team. will not be commenting further on this particular matter. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. the government says people who've returned to the uk from wuhan in china, the city at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, should self—isolate even if they have no symptoms. it comes as the number of people in china who've died has risen to 82, with around 3,000 needing treatment. 0ur china correspondent, john sudworth, has the very latest. shouts echo. the eerie sound of a city in lockdown. wu han‘s residents, trapped in their homes, shouting encouragement to each other. ok, here we are, day five of the lockdown. bored. kharn lambert is stuck here with his gran. nan, hello! she was only meant to be visiting for a short break, and although there is enough food, her medication is running dangerously low and there is no help in sight. why is it possible that the american government and the french government, the japanese government, can make these deals with the chinese authorities to get their