i'd be very surprised of the duke - but not the duke of york? - but not the duke of york? i'd be i very surprised of the duke of work york and he is off the list in a senseif york and he is off the list in a sense if the princess royal, the duke and duchess of edinboro that is edward and sophie you again very much engagements in your prince william and catherine and she is convalescing expected until after easter and it is a small tight unit of rails that we have left to carry out public duties and the duke and duchess on the outside but when you think of the core members, those are they. think of the core members, those are the . ~ , , ., ., , think of the core members, those are the. ., they. members of the family to refer to her as the — they. members of the family to refer to her as the kings _ they. members of the family to refer to her as the kings rock _ they. members of the family to refer to her as the kings rock and - to her as the kings rock and prominent as of late and they have been prominent in the hospital and in cancer treatment c

we showed the duke of york as one of those potential counselors. i assume he's no longer in that mix. >> no, anderson. he would not be one. he officially is, but i cannot see any scenario where the duke of york would be made one of the official -- oh, yes. so is harry. harry is still officially one of the counselors, but the received wisdom is that it's very -- let's not even put it in the realms of possibility. neither harry nor the duke of york prince andrew would be used as counselors of state if needed to. that was one of the reasons, by the way, that the king did increase the numbers by adding the princess royal and the duke of edinburgh, his two siblings, because they dropped off the end in a sense when harry and william were born. it's all settled by law. >> and sanjay, just finally, the palace statement said the king is grateful for his medical team for their swift intervention which was made possible thanks to his hospital procedure. what type of tests could the king have had during the stay? i mean, what sort of tests do they do a workup a

plus the next four in line to the throne, who are over 21 — the prince of wales, the duke of sussex, the duke of yorkrincess 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 chiefjustice of eng

that's prince harry and the duke of york and also beatrice is on that list as well. the duke of york's daughter. your thoughts on that situation, neil. >> well, i'm not too concerned about that because truly my favorite, as you know, the royal, the princess royal. she's commanding force, martha. i think she will whip the rest of them in to shape. on a more serious note, you know, it's very tricky actually on how prince harry returns back here to the united kingdom. he's very much disliked. what we have to remember is that he is a family member. naturally concerned about his father. what a terrible situation for him before he would return and make communication and contact. i would say this. i would advise prince harry to leigh your wife, meghan markle at home. that won't help the recovery of his majesty, the king. or members around the british monarchy right now. >> martha: thanks, neil sean. joining us late in the evening in london. now also joining us to get a number of input here, richard fitzwilliams. what is your reaction and what news have you learned from this

but over the years, with the loss of prince harry and the duke of york as working royals, there are fewerbers of the family to pick up the slack but that is what they will have to do over the next few months or as long as the king needs them to undertake those duties. from the messages we have received and the guidance from the palace, i think it will be queen camilla who will have to shoulder a lot more engagements. we should expect to see her out and about carrying out a full schedule of engagements. caitriona: sarah campbell, thank you. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is in the middle east for the fifth time since the october 7 attacks on israel by hamas. he touched down in saudi arabia monday, his first stop on a tour that will see him travel to egypt, qatar, and the west bank later this week. he is expected to discuss humanitarian aid in gaza and advancing negotiations for a possible cease-fire and hostage deal between israel and hamas. brokering the terms of the deal will likely be the focus of his talks. secretary blinken's visit comes after the u.s. had it carried out more

leading the royal family walk to st george's chapel, the duke of york no longer a working royal, and er wife sarah at the duchess of york. this is the royal family whose numbers are down. queen camilla was officially leading the family at the thanksgiving service for the life of king constantine for that the prince of wales was due to deliver an address, the king was his godfather. but he unexpectedly pulled out around an hour before it was due to start because of an undisclosed personal matter. when i saw the family together on christmas day at sandringham. although his team have not disclosed why he could not attend the service in windsor they have reiterated that the princess of wales continues to be doing well. after the illness of his wife prince william is easing his way back into royal engagements including here at the baftas when he hinted at the recent family pressures. the absence of prince william here shows just how unstable a time it is for the royal family. there is a nervousness and unpredictability around every public event that they currently do. the queen was holding

the duke of york, no longer a working royal, and his former wife sarah the duchess of york.la led the royal party at the service to remember king constantine of greece. the prince of wales was due to be with her. king constantine was his godfather, and prince william had planned to give a reading at the service, but he unexpectedly pulled out around an hour before it was due to start, because of an undisclosed personal matter. christmas day at sandringham — this was the last time we saw the princess of wales in public before she was admitted to hospitalfor surgery last month. kensington palace were keen to stress today that she is doing well. prince william has been focused on his wife's recovery, but he's beginning to resume royal engagements, including here at the baftas, where he hinted at family pressures. i've done the fewest i've ever done before. that is all right. the absence of prince william here showed just how unstable a time it is for the royal family. there is a nervousness and an unpredictability around every public event they currently do. it continues to be

plus the next four in line to the throne who are over 21, the prince of wales go the duke of sussex, the duke of yorkin 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 vos, to represent

the duke of york a step back recently from public duty, so he won't on any engagements and also princeeghan, the duke and duchess of sussex a step back 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 st

leading the royal family walk to st george's chapel — the duke of york no longer a working royal, andbers are down. queen camilla was officially leading the family's presence at the thanksgiving service for the life of king constantine. the prince of wales was due to be with her to deliver an address — the king was his godfather. but he unexpectedly pulled out around an hour before it was due to start because of an undisclosed personal matter. we last saw the wales family together on christmas day at sandringham. although his team have not disclosed why he couldn't attend the service in windsor, they've reiterated that the princess of wales continues to be doing well. after his wife's illness, prince william is easing his way back into royal engagements, including here at the baftas, where he hinted at the recent family pressures. inaudible. the absence of prince william here showed just how unstable a time it is for the royal family. there is a nervousness and an unpredictability around every public event they currently do. the queen was holding the fort today. she has had to step up

the difficulty was that two of those people who met that criteria with prince andrew at the duke of york that work as well. that edward. so they will be able to do that work as well.— edward. so they will be able to do that work as well. that hasn't been trit tered that work as well. that hasn't been triggered yet- _ that work as well. that hasn't been triggered yet. thank _ that work as well. that hasn't been triggered yet. thank you _ that work as well. that hasn't been triggered yet. thank you so - that work as well. that hasn't been triggered yet. thank you so much. | triggered yet. thank you so much. catherine mentioning prince harry they and we understand he is now back at heathrow airport. we saw him flying yesterday and he is about to flying yesterday and he is about to fly back out to los angeles. plenty more on the live page. you are watching bbc news. hello. well, yes, there is some snow in the forecast, but it�*s not going to be particularly widespread. having said that, where it does fall, it could end up being quite heavy. on the one hand, we have mild weather and weather s

most of the family and from my duties are thinking of the man on her screen, prince harry in the duke of york of testing like this. �* , ,., , ~ are missed at a time of testing like this. absolutely. we always knew that kin: this. absolutely. we always knew that king charles _ this. absolutely. we always knew that king charles would _ this. absolutely. we always knew that king charles would want i this. absolutely. we always knew that king charles would want to l this. absolutely. we always knew i that king charles would want to slim down the monarchy but there has been such an enforced slimming down even before this first ill health and what is noticeable in many ways is how many of those stepping up are going to be women, other than prince william, it is the duke of edinburgh but it is queen camilla, princess and, the princess of wales when she is well enough again and it is interesting return and to a slightly feminized royalfamily interesting return and to a slightly feminized royal family that we have been seeing out and about on the streets. �* g , ., been seeing out and about on the st

first thing he did is he called -- you know, he called his three siblings, the duke of edinburgh, princess royal and duke of yorkonger working royal and two children. prince harry decided he is going to come visit. and you know, it's -- -- so far his wife queen camilla and princess anne have been committed to going out and doing as much of the events as they can and even on the weekend he was -- filmed going to church on sunday. the palace trying to reassure people that he's -- he is facing a challenge but it's -- he is still like up to the task. >> doctor, it's actually kind of rare that we find out this much about the current health of a royal. this is more than we found out about the queen, for example. he was discharged from hospital just last week because he was treated for this benign prostate enlargement. interestingly prostate cancer has been ruled out. so from those two things, where does that leave you this morning? what questions do you have? >> well, what we know for sure is that he has a form of cancer. now whether that cancer was found incidentally when they were doing his prostate procedure. when

moment because of the slimmed—down effect that's gone with prince harry stepping back and the duke of yorkd in royal duties. is it too early at the stage to talk about a crisis, and will all the other roles be able to cover the duties of the princess of wales in the king? it’s duties of the princess of wales in the kinu? �*, , ., _ duties of the princess of wales in the kinu? �*, , ., ,, . , ., the king? it's probably too early to talk of a crisis, _ the king? it's probably too early to talk of a crisis, but _ the king? it's probably too early to talk of a crisis, but not _ the king? it's probably too early to talk of a crisis, but not to - the king? it's probably too early to talk of a crisis, but not to talk - the king? it's probably too early to talk of a crisis, but not to talk of i talk of a crisis, but not to talk of us there —— at a strain. we could probably expect queen camilla or the prince of wales or even the princess of wales to carry out some of those functions if it was needed, all of the palace has been clear that it is not needed. the constitutional functions of the king wi

the duke of york a step back recently from public duty, so he wanted on any engagements and also prince 12 step back from their duties, under ben's harry fun, 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 been open for between prince harry and his family, maybe this would be the news that bring them closer. this would be the news that bring them closer-— this would be the news that bring them closer. ., , , , . ., ., them closer. there was speculation at the coronation that _ them closer. there was speculation at the coronation that now - them closer. there was speculation at the coronation that now with - at the coronation that now with the late q

we appreciate the problems associated with the duke of york , why bring duke of york, but why not bringut some charitable engagements or. well, i they already do carry out. >> yeah, charitable engagements on own. uh, both on their own. i know, uh, both of them have their own of them have got their own charities organisations charities and organisations which support they're which they support and they're patrons they're already patrons of. so they're already doing that. don't think they doing that. i don't think they need be working members need to be working members of the family that the royal family with that title to on doing what they're to carry on doing what they're doing the moment, although doing at the moment, although is there a bit a shift between there a bit of a shift between what and kate their what william and kate and their approach to royal is and approach to royal life is and what to be? what it used to be? >> have you've mentioned the >> we have you've mentioned the royal trouper herself , the royal trouper herself, the princess royal, princess anne, she carried out

include his sister princess anne, and also prince edward , anne, and also prince edward, now the duke of yorkce andrew and the duke of sussex, prince harry are also in this list of counsellors of state, but it was announced in the house of lords in november 2022 that only working royals can actually fulfil those functions, which excludes them. but in terms of abdication, the point you earlier. yeah, i mean you raised earlier. yeah, i mean , the king is very much his , the king is very much like his mother. know, was born mother. you know, he was born into age of empire, and he into the age of empire, and he really regarded the coronation as job for life, as a sacrament, a job for life, one you step down one that you don't step down now, know that prince william now, we know that prince william doesn't have the same sort of spiritual attachment to the idea of crown and church of of the crown and the church of england and so forth. so i wouldn't surprised. pure wouldn't be surprised. it's pure speculation william, speculation if prince william, when king, to when he becomes king, decides to fol

palaces in the royal family, the senior royal present was the not the present was the queen, not the duke of yorkoptics were the queen arrived last and restrained her 5965011. >> season. >> the normal proper way she did. yeah. correct. so did. yeah. yeah. correct. so that done. that was all done. >> the camera doesn't lie. that's the problem. actually, the left, that's the problem. actually, the and left, that's the problem. actually, the and centre. left, right and centre. >> does because he was just turning up as somebody who who knew greece . knew the former king of greece. >> think now know you well >> i think i now know you well enough to know that you bear a certain about the certain sadness about the departure harry and meghan departure of harry and meghan and recognise that and you recognise that it has depleted our royal family >> and i think >> of course i do. and i think the family does the the royal family does need the numbers because of the enormous pleasure linked king pleasure that linked to the king gives people across the country. when a member of the royal family turns up and d

queen camilla, the duke of york and the princess royal are among those who did attend.be unforgivable disloyalty to the late queen. well, lots to chew over there and i'm joined now by the royal biographer ingrid seward. ingrid, welcome to the show. let's start with prince william pulled out of an event. let's start with prince william pulled out of an event . and of pulled out of an event. and of course, people will start to worry why worry. why >> well, of course people will worry. why but i think it's rather doubtful that we'll know. but it's most unusual because, uh, prince william was also going to do a reading a lesson at the service. and they're all the royal family are very close to or were very close to king constantine . and he's harry's constantine. and he's harry's godfather . lot of lot of ties godfather. lot of lot of ties and relations there. so it's very surprising. i suspect it was, you know, maybe it was something to do with his family, or maybe it was the children. we probably won't know. but they said it definitely isn't anything to do with the prince

queen camilla was there and, uh, of course, other members of the royal family, including, uh, the duke of yorkah ferguson, one of the rare events where royal events where there presence is not only accepted , presence is not only accepted, but probably welcome, because this is very much a family affair for king constantine of greece was very close to the royal family, and all members of his royal, of his own family were very close and very friendly . there we see the duke friendly. there we see the duke was this when he was on the air ambulance. yeah, there he is with his wingman , uh, tom with his wingman, uh, tom cruise, and he got off a couple of good jokes there. he's been flying solo, of course, since the 17th of january. very well . the 17th of january. very well. that shocking day of double, uh, and royal announcements of , and royal announcements of, first of all, uh, the princess of wales and then the king going into the london clinic for for, treatment and of course , he's treatment and of course, he's making, uh, a brave face of it all. he's affable with everybody. he was a very goo

two people for reckless endangerment, that is after the duke and duchess of sussex said they experienced a near catastrophic car chase in new york 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 out that panel members had included senior members of the royal ho

we have, as i said, duke of york. uh, sarah, duchess york as well. duchess of york as well.ah, of course not. the princess wales, she's princess of wales, she's recovering abdominal recovering from abdominal surgery again, surgery. but that's again, we've now three out of the four now have three out of the four most senior royals not there too, for health reasons. and then very unexpected then one very unexpected personal matter which we're none the about. it's to be the wiser about. it's got to be something with the kids, something to do with the kids, hasn't it? >> looks like a handful. >> louis looks like a handful. do you think he's got suspended from school something? and from school or something? and william's go deal william's had to go and deal with it. >> couldn't possibly comment with it. >> that. ildn't possibly comment with it. >> that. il(wouldssibly comment with it. >> that. il(would ssibvery. �*nment on that. i would be very. i don't think they would go into that kind detail, but i am. that kind of detail, but i am. i am also told that this is a temporary thin

the duke york's royal military duke of york's royal military school.astic instilling discipline into young people, but also giving them a broad taste of what life can be like. and i think that once we start turning around the discussion on what can the armed forces do for you, what can you do for the armed forces? then you start to turn around retention and turn around the retention and retraining that you've retraining issues that you've got currently. so i think that we need to stop putting it down. we invest in it. we need we need to invest in it. we need to see it as a career and we have some of the best trained people in the world. let's not forget that. >> well, i might have to slightly rewrite my monologue because slightly negative, because i was slightly negative, but i do agree with but i, i agree, i do agree with you, but do think that this you, but do you think that this could be argument for could almost be an argument for national though in national service, though in a way, funny because way, it's funny because this this comes from this c

uh the duke of york with sarah, duchess of york , walking sarah, duchess of york, walking with timothy laurence , uh, with timothy laurence, uh, princess anne's husband. well this is one of the diminishing number of royal occasions where the, uh, prince andrew is not only, uh , accepted, but probably only, uh, accepted, but probably welcome , um, because it was welcome, um, because it was a very much a family affair. king constantine was very close to the royal family. he lived most of his life here, although he was buried eventually back in greece , uh, where he was greece, uh, where he was overthrown by a military junta . overthrown by a military junta. in 1967. he lived . mainly in in 1967. he lived. mainly in this country, so there you saw, uh, prince andrew, very pleased to be out with the family as you say, front and centre . but i say, front and centre. but i think that's as far as it's going to go with regard to him playing anything like a role . in playing anything like a role. in the everyday life of the royal family. yeah, it's interesting , family. yeah, it's interesting, t

this one's on at the duke of sorry enemy of the people, should on at people, we should say on at duke of until april. this one's of yorkic theatre, and it's actually booking open at the it's ongoing. the moment. it's ongoing. so a lot booking through lot of faith booking through to december. >> yes. so they believe in it and the cheers the crowd. and the cheers from the crowd. >> i just want to say for >> and i just want to say for me, the people is going me, enemy of the people is going very young crazy. let's very much for young crazy. let's make a change. crowd was make a change. but the crowd was quite and respectable and quite old and respectable and wealthy. hadestown is challenging, , all challenging, strange, all different music, big different sorts of music, big ideas. different sorts of music, big ideas . the crowd young and ideas. the crowd was young and they cheered all the way through at this intro , asking at this intro, asking challenging, thoughtful musical. at this intro, asking chali thought�*noughtful musical. at this intro, asking chali thought thathtful musical. at this intro, asking chali thought

reckless endangerment after what was described as a near catastrophic car chase in new york involving the duke and duchess of may. that is important — and duchess of sussex last may. twat is important because there was a taxi driver at the time in manhattan who said that it wouldn't be possible to get to the speeds that prince harry had claimed so they might have been some exaggeration. i know manhattan reasonably well, having been there a bit. it is busy. please concluded there was enough evidence to arrest. what is the difference between that and the uk? that is important. the key thing though is that there is a security risk to prince harry, and without permanent security, there is that risk. the difference between an arrest anywhere in the united states and the united kingdom, certainly in england and wales, all you need as reasonable grounds to suspect and events may have been committed. that is a lower threshold than the usa. they need something that is called probable cause. they believe the authorities, the police, that they saw enough evidence that had been reckless endangerment. in other words ther

of us, for him, just as he would have done for us. furthermore, when richard nixon graduated from duke law school, he turned down in new york city law firm so that he can return home and establish himself in his hometown and eventually run for office. and this was the exact advice that was given to him by the dean of duke school. and richard nixon followed it to achieve when he completed his service in world war two. he was so successful at terminating those war contracts in new york. he could have written his own ticket. he could have stayed there in practice law. he returned to whittier to execute his plan and, run for office. richard nixon had hustle. he chose to take jerry voorhees. nixon first met jerry voorhees in the summer of 1936, when voorhees was running for congress the first time, richard nixon was so impressed with him, he said, i would have for him if i'd voted that year. but i was away in law school. by 1946, jerry voorhees was a five term incumbent democrat. he was rated as holding the third safest seat in the house of representatives. he was voted as being the best congressman west of the mississippi. but richard nixon

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think, because frankly, if we're not successful , new york state is gone . , new york state is gone. >> and the duke oftep into a temporary royal role while his father undergoes cancer treatment , according to reports treatment, according to reports in the times , harry is said to in the times, harry is said to have told friends he'd be willing to cover some duties while his father recovers. it comes after prince harry hinted at a possible reconciliation with his father during an interview on american television . speaking to the good morning america program , he said he was america program, he said he was grateful time he spent america program, he said he was gratehis time he spent america program, he said he was gratehis father time he spent america program, he said he was grate his father during|e spent america program, he said he was gratehis father during a spent america program, he said he was gratehis father during a short with his father during a short visit london week . and visit to london last week. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen

york post political reporter jon levine. you've got nikki haley -- look at that smile. nikki haley and former president trump continue to duke it out ahead ofth carolina primary on saturday. plus, we've got retired lieutenant general keith kellogg. he's so smart. the legal crossings at the border in california from places like syria, china, former soviet satellite states. plus, house judiciary chair jim jordan subpoenaed the hhs secretary for information on illegal immigrant teenagers behind, quote, heinous crimes against americans. taking it on, on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ this looks like an actual farm. it looks cute on the app. [farm animal sounds] ♪ meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals aren't what they're cracked up to be, try one where you know what you'll get. elizabeth: let's welcome to the show former national security adviser to vice president pence, he's retired lieutenant general keith kellogg. general, it's good to see you again. okay, hillary vaughn is all right toking this, what -- reporting this, what do you make of illegal border crossers being caught from syria, china, former soviet satellite states? i thinkab