from edinburgh castle we now travelled back down south near london to windsor castle for nearly one hundredyears the british royal family's roots have been based in the small town of windsor forty minutes west of the capital. the costal is effectively the family home in honor of queen elizabeth the town and your grace it's a six kilometers a walkway which winds in and around the best tourist sites so we headed to royal windsor as it's known to see more of the city and find out what the queen gets up to in her favorite official residence. the queen making a public appearance in windsor on her ninetieth birthday on april the twenty first twenty sixteen a moment spends a lot of her free time in a small town of windsor just west of london. windsor castle is an official royal residence for queen hosts important guests here like barack obama and his wife. the town of windsor has always been a royal time the castle has been here open nine hundred years and all the kings and all the queen's happy have here and the queen calls this. the king and palace is the office. the town on the river thames dra

people come to edinburgh largely for the history, the drama of the castle, or the grandeur of holyroodhouse the food. haggis, porridge, deep—fried mars bar. all absolutely delicious in their own right, of course, but in recent years it is how you eat your porridge that has taken on an importance all of its own. purists will always tell you that the only properly scottish way to eat porridge was with a little salt and water. the trouble is, isjust not that nice, is it? and these days if you ask most scots they will tell you they like to jazz it up a little bit. what do you have an? food and milk. i quite like dark sugar. i like it with treacle and milk. ido! honestly! you make an island 's... but it has to be the traditional porridge, none of this english rubbish. how do you have your porridge? with salt. i'm scottish, you see. in the age of social media, all that great group just doesn't look pretty enough on instagram. but there is one place in the student area of march but that is looking to restore the reputation for total porridge supremacy. can i try peach melba please? the problem! el

people come to edinburgh largely for the history, the drama of the castle, or the grandeur of holyroodhouseance all of its own. purists will always tell you that the only properly scottish way to eat porridge was with a little salt and water. the trouble is, it'sjust not that nice, is it? and these days if you ask most scots they will tell you they like to jazz it up a little bit. what do you have on it? food and milk. i quite like dark sugar. i like it with treacle and milk. ido! honestly! but it has to be the traditional porridge, none of this english rubbish. how do you have your porridge? with salt. i'm scottish, you see. in the age of social media, all that grey good just doesn't look pretty enough on instagram. but there is one place in the student area of march but that is looking to restore the reputation for total porridge supremacy. can i try peach melba please? the problem! elaine opened the first porridge cafe a few years ago. traditionalists would be appalled by this very 21st—century twist on their national dish. isn't this sacrilege? porridge should be salt, water, oats? abso

edinburgh and her former husband the duke of york. and a black—and—white shot shows the newlyweds sharing a kiss in the scottish state carriage, which took them back to windsor castlehree million people watched the wedding on friday. talking about sharing a kiss... it was all about the dancing as seann walsh and katya jones returned to strictly come dancing for the first time since they were pictured kissing on a night out. somewhat more controversial. they gotjust as somewhat more controversial. they got just as many somewhat more controversial. they gotjust as many headlines as the wedding. there was no direct reference to the controversy on saturday's show, which saw a warm crowd reaction for their charleston and a score of 28 points from thejudges. the couple will learn whether they've survived the public vote tonight. we will talk about that later in programme. that was quite lift, wasn't it? let's move on. now, how do you save a leopard from a well? throw it a ladder of course! obviously! of course you would! that's exactly what this team of wildlife rescuers in india had to do after the 7—year—old big cat fell 9 metres into an open well in a rural village in

edinburgh and herformer husband the duke of york. and a black and white shot shows the newlyweds sharing a kiss in the scottish state carriage which took them back to windsor castledding on friday. seann walsh and katya jones returned to strictly come dancing last night for the first time since they were pictured kissing on a night out. there was no direct reference to the controversy on saturday's show, which saw a warm crowd reaction for their charleston — and a score of 28 from the judges. viewers will learn tonight whether they've survived the public vote. we'll get a full weather forecast in just a moment but let's just return to storm callum which has been causing widespread disruption across large parts of the uk. this is how strong the winds were yesterday. on the isle of skye, the gusts blew the water on this waterfall backwards. up the cliff face, back to where it came from. extraordinary pictures from the isle of skye. now here's alina jenkins with the weather forecast. hello, torrential rain in the last 48 hours, rain warnings of expired yet flood warnings are in place, the heaviest rain moving eastwards from flooded areas in wales and north—west engl

edinburgh and her former husband, the duke of york. and a black—and—white shot shows the newlyweds sharing a kiss in the scottish state carriage, which took them back to windsor castleee million people watched the wedding on friday. on that subject... yes! it was all about the dancing as seann walsh and katya jones returned to strictly come dancing for the first time since they were pictured kissing on a night out. there was no direct reference to the controversy on saturday's show, which saw a warm crowd reaction for their charleston, and a score of 28 from the judges. viewers will learn tonight whether they've survived the public vote. i stayed up especially to watch that, just as the what happened. the only reference they made to it during the whole programme was when i think claudia said something it has been a relatively quiet week except for a few headlines, and that was it. weird. i saw on twitter lots of people had voted shocked at each of a giant elephant in the room, doing the charleston. shaw was pictured in the back when claudia does interviews and a lot of people were saying, where is wally? there we go. the time is 7:11. britain and the united states m

edinburgh, the duke and duke of such yes. —— the duke and duchess of sussex. thank you, sarah. let's go outside the castle.nt daniela relph is outside windsor castle, and she's been meeting some of the crowds who've gathered there. the crowds will not see much of the moment but they will have an amazing vantage point later when they will see the short carriage procession with the newlyweds in the open top carriage through winter town centre. there moment will be after midday. it's blustery, it's a chilly day. that has had an impact on numbers but it is also a different stages to the one of harry and meghan earlier in the year. —— status. there are several hundred people on the streets of windsor now. many are ha rd streets of windsor now. many are hard and royal enthusiasts. someone is flown over from canada and build an entire holiday around attending the wedding. it is a sort of makes of royal fans and probably people from windsor, with some schoolkids. several hundred out and about and waiting to see the couple when they come past later. with me now is victoria murphy, royal commentator. we are watching