he went to school down the road at eton and we know during the course of their relationship prince harrywindsor on many occasions and they have described it asa occasions and they have described it as a special place to them, hence their decision to choose it as their wedding venue in may next year. in terms of the costs of the wedding, it has been confirmed by buckingham palace that the church, the flowers, the reception, the music, the bill for all of that will be paid for by the royal family. within the last hour, bath university has announced the retirement of its vice chancellor, professor dame glynis breakwell who'd been criticised over her salary. she's the highest paid university vice chancellor, in the uk, on a salary of £468,000. students and staff had complained her pay was disproportionate and far exceeded pay rises for lecturers. our home editor mark easton is here. professor brea kwell‘s salary has been under fierce attack for many months, why is she going now? she is resigning. the inflated salaries of university vice chancellors, the argument is they are living a life of

. >> you know the cuz is shear 97.5 is here, eton is here, bob goon is he here, now, what we did, watch video, i had chef brian did your if i walk by, in his jammies. and i don't know if you can see the video, bus first of all, bald i was like is that a terducken. cuz is supposed to be trying all the food, he was like please, don't make me go anywhere near that guy. if it is a guy. it was pretty special we're celebrating pajama day. and you like my video. >> awesome produced, directed. >> and remote contributed. >> what i'm saying here, people, is you got a costume question. you got a pajama question. you got a good hair question. by the way, chef chad rosenthal, you know who he is, he is like the punk in seventh t want to dress up in his jammies. because he is too cool. good hair, food cool, can't wear your jammies. >> i sleep in aprons. >> i sleep in aprons. >> i didn't know -- yes. >> quote of the day. >> thank you, jen. >> okay, we got to get to the grocery store, so let's get some groceries purchased. thomas, where are you? i know you're in montgomery count. >> i in pajamas. >> yes

the assumption of the story is thatjust because you don't go to eton, you would be good enough.piration from wherever they come from. but that is one thing i think it's important. i don't know if you had the inspirational teacher that you will both rememberfrom inspirational teacher that you will both remember from school, inspirational teacher that you will both rememberfrom school, i certainly do. absolutely. and he didn't actually teach me. he was a geography teacher who was in charge of me when i was not in the classroom, which was rather a lot, i remember. what was his name? his name was richard dilley. he was a man who changed lives. my second story is one of those stories, it's an idea that, on the surface, has considerable appeal, but in practice, you do wonder about. a variable state pension. here we have the labour party, the shadow work and pensions minister saying the state pension should reflect people's income and the nature of their work. you think on the surface, that has appeal. then, you talk to certain people who have worked in this field and a considerable pe

that makes sense on two fronts, first of all, prince harry spent a lot of time there, educated at etondence,. it isa queen's favourite royal residence,. it is a homecoming for her. very recently... more low—key, you can fit in quite a lot of people, but it is not quite westminster abbey. maybe that felt too repetitive, simply because of the queen philip and more recently william and kate being married there. they are doing it in their own style. will the style into the kind of guest list that we expect and what kind of stuff will harry and megan want to put? interestingly, when william and gate were first presented with a guest list they tore it up and said we do not know how but the people and the queen stepped in and said you have the day you want and i'm sure prince harry and megan in this modern transatlantic relationship or wa nt modern transatlantic relationship or want their nearest and dearest before heads of state. there is one question, donald trump and whether the guest list will be —— the president will be on the guest that. that is diplomatically a curious situation for th

when i mentioned the pelle eton home brand as well as flywheel which just recently launched a home cyclingorm, she said putting a soulcycle at home, kelly, was not out of the question >> yeah, but these pelleton people are rabid >> reporter: have you met soulcycle people same thing as soulcycle, trust me >> highly passionate you have a pelleton at home. there's two things are they going to sell bikes in people's homes, and the other thing is, are you going to go in the studio for some other kind of workout >> reporter: i think you're going to go to the studio for another kind of workout. the people we met in this studio were all soulcycle riders already. what they were doing was following their coaches, they built that connection between the clients and the coaches. so they go to the soul annex to get something else, because not everyone can ride all the time >> that is for sure. even you, diana. thank you very much. our diana olick at soul annex. >> not as catchy, you think? >> it's catchy, just a little weird. >> it's this social/tribal thing, not really about want workout itself that's

eton debating prize.s afternoon live. let's prove you wrong — that's the chancellor philip hammonds message to the economists whose bleak forecasts cast something of a shadow over his budget yesterday. the chancellor said clarity around brexit would increase consumer confidence and lead to higher growth in the economy — but labour accuses mr hammond of being "cut—off from the real lives of people". our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. the government's own fortunes might not have been completely rebuilt but the chancellor's difficult day passed off better than many had hoped, and at a building college in leeds both he and the prime minister spelt out their plans for the future. the chancellor did a very good job yesterday. he was setting out how we will ensure we have an economy fit for the future, but both the chancellor and i agree that what the budget was about was aboutjobs for people up and down the country, about ensuring people are in work with that income for theirfamily. it's about