prince harry has been making his disappointment clear about his and meghan‘s future. inistration putting 1,000 jobs at risk. the transport secretary has asked for more data before making the decision on hs2 as it merges it could cost £106 billion. now the sport. well it has been described as the biggest scandal in domestic rugby union. saracens the most dominant tea m union. saracens the most dominant team in the premiership relegated next season after repeatedly breaching the premiership's salary cap. this has become a head ache for england head coach eddiejones, he named seven saracens player in his squad for the six nations. 0ur sports editor has more. #12 saracens players formed the core of the england team that reached last year's world cup final but the club now finds itself plunged into turmoil. despite the cheating scandal that engulfed the champions, eddiejones today named seven of their stars in his six nations squad. and, today, the england coach told me the image of the game can recover. it's been a difficult time. they've obviously made some mistakes, sara

harry clearly has regrets, presumably there'll be regrets on the palace side? nsiderable regrets and sadness in the palace at the situation and incidentally we believe that harry left on a flight for canada a short time ago. so regrets at the over all situation, but i don't sense there are doubts oi’ but i don't sense there are doubts or second thoughts about the uncompromising position the palace took. there is a feeling i think that the ambition expressed by the sussexes to achieve a new role within the royal family, which they set out in their statement, was not fully throughout through and was naive and influenced by people across the atlantic who don't understand how the monarchy works and there is concern of reputational damage to the royal family and i don't think there is any doubts that they were right in taking the position they did. 0ne unresolved matter, the trade mark sussex royal and whether it is appropriate to have the word royal in there, given the strategy is to remove them from royal life. the talks on that, i understand, are still continuing.

for those with harry yesterday there was strong support for the decisions he has made. , whatever, orjust harry, as he said last night when he spoke as harry, he can shine a light on this issue and do a lot of good for us and the children that our charity tries to serve. harry said it was his choice to step away from royal life, describing it as the only option. he and meghan now have a year to make a success of it, free from the constraints of royal duty. in 12 months there will be a review of how it has been working. what i think it's really interesting about the agreement that's been reached is the queen has, very wisely, i think, left as many doors open as possible. everything is going to be subject to this 12 month review, so a lot of this is going to be wait and see. i mean, here are so many unresolved unknown unknowns in this. harry could not have made it any clearer that this is not the solution he wanted. soon he will return to canada to his wife and baby son, where he hopes he can lead a more private life with greater freedom. but will they get the privacy and

harry has suffered and he has made no secret of it, cutting himself off as maybe not the best thing toade. elsewhere the sunday times, away from the royal story. borisjohnson sends the house of lords up north. how far is could be the midlands which is not the north. it could be york which is. they have found some land by the york railway station which could be where they are sent. this is an extraordinary story. the idea you could permanently put the house of lords in the north of england and another idea where you have the commons travelling around the place. how much will this cost? there was a lwa ys how much will this cost? there was always the criticism about the eu, the eu parliament having two seats. and every month the trains will total away between strasbourg and brussels taking them backwards and forwards. and all their civil servants. and that is what would happen here. the lords still perform a proper parliamentary function and they need to be serviced by whitehall. do you move whitehall north at the same time? the idea is, of course, the borisjohnson north at the same time

he's making a difference. >> through it all harry has endeared himself to the public, becoming one ofr members of the royal family. >> harry is incredibly likeable. and he is incredibly genuine. what you see is what you get he is so natural with people. much more -- i think he's the most natural member of the family. he throws out the rule book. >> as harry helps carry the monarchy forward, he's doing things his own way, like marrying the woman he loves, not someone british royalty might expect. >> meghan and harry's love story is a terrific story. it has unlimited fairy tale appeal. >> you were amazing in chicago. >> she does what she feels comes naturally. and harry is the most relaxed member of the royal family. >> do you see any scenario by which harry and meghan overshadow kate and william? >> oh, yes, i do. i do. this immediately was my first thought. this could be a problem. because harry and meghan are a very compelling couple. they're very charismatic and very relaxed and easy and the cameras will follow them. >> since their wedding and the birth of their son, the cameras hav

well, now harry has checked out about. he has checked out of the firm. clear in that statement. but he isn‘t going to be a working royal, he isn‘t going to be supporting charles and william in that way. beneath all the warm words unsupportive statements, that is a pretty shocking split, in a way, the firm. no doubt it is going to take some getting used to for all members of the royal family, some getting used to for all members of the royalfamily, as some getting used to for all members of the royal family, as well of course as harry and meghan, as they embark in this new life in north america. it is interesting, of course, we don‘t really know what this new life in north america is going to look like, and it is very difficult to kind of addict at the moment. but do you feel there is a sense, given your knowledge, but actually, if any member of the royal family of the royal family was likely to step away like this, we have had clues and harry‘s passed he might be the one? absolutely. harry has been loved in many quarters by the press and the public for b

harry has great standing among vetera ns this.reat standing among veterans and he's a huge champion of the games, there's lots of respect for him among the sporting and military world so there's no reason why they can't start earning their own money in a corporate environment. let's head back to all things climate change and sustainability. this is an interesting idea, the mail online have picked up on this, a supermarket store called asda in a store in leeds they are trialling this. the idea that you will be able to refill various bits and bobs, whether you need rice or coffee or anything else, rice, pasta, coffee, by bringing in your own cups and containers. there's a chicken and 999 containers. there's a chicken and egg aspect to the sustainability debate, do you invest in the facility ‘s first hoping customers use them? or do you wait for another customers to get in touch asking for it and then you put it in —— facilities. asda taking the lead. it and then you put it in —— facilities. asda taking the leadm you build it, they w

this is the first time that prince harry has been seen conducting a public duty since the events of lastdeed. it was last wednesday that the couple meghan and harry released that statement, about 6:30pm last wednesday saying they wished to step back from royal duties. they wanted to become financially back from royal duties. they wanted to become financiéég back from royal duties. they wanted to become financiafig of . back from royal duties. they wanted to become financiafig of their and spend at least some of their time in north america. the pictures we are looking at, to give you some context, that is the back garden of buckingham palace. you can see the little mini rugby pitch has been set up little mini rugby pitch has been set up and those are children from a local school giving a rugby demonstration. this is because in about an hour prince harry, as the patron of the rugby football league, will conduct the draw for the world cup which is due to take place in 2021. this will for the first time bring together men's, women's and wheelchair rugby. it will be staged at the same event, th

prince harry has appeared at his first royal engagement since he and his wife meghan announced they'd palace to host the draw for next year's rugby league world cup. now on bbc news — panorama. britain's high streets are in crisis... walking down here i can see lots of vacant shops. and there is a very big one here. we've lost more than a quarter of shops on our high streets in just over a decade. i haven't been down the high street in a couple of months. the new government has promised its help, with investment for left behind towns, but how should that money be spent? retail has only ever been a part of the functions of a town. so it's time for a re—think. i think it's vital, actually, that the high street becomes a place

prince harry has appeared at his first official engagement since he and his wife meghan announced they'denior royals. the prince was at buckingham palace to host the draw for next year's rugby league world cup. this from our royal correspondent, nick witchell. was this harry's way of saying farewell? there he is on the sussex royal instagram account tonight. the music, the stone roses, and a song which includes the lyrics "i'd like to leave the country for a month of sundays." he was at buckingham palace. in the palace gardens, he'd been in his element — talking to young people about sport, rugby to be precise, and those who were with harry said he was relaxed, authentic and engaged. but you didn't need to be told that, you could see it in his face and his actions. reporter: harry, how are talks going about the future? reporters tried to ask questions about his future. unsurprisingly they were ignored. the occasion was the draw for the 2021 rugby league world cup to be staged in england. harry was being harry. wonderful! well done. the old harry as someone said. he was there as patron of

prince harry has appeared at his first royal engagement since he and his wife meghan announced they'd next year's rugby league world cup.

the statue of harry and meghan has been removed, leaving the queen, the duke of edinburgh and the dukeenior royals has attracted a mixed reaction. we've been speaking to people in nottingham and in brixton, in london. they're both places that the royal couple visited last year to support community initiatives. it isa it is a shame that she cannot remain and be the face for the people almost but i guess it's just one of those things. if she can hang in there but if not, yeah, i wish them all the best. she could do more for all the best. she could do more for all of the communities not being in the public eye because we all love herand we the public eye because we all love her and we will still respect her and appreciate her. the royal family that we are left with now is less diverse and quite frankly, is not the true reflection of what the current world is. people have to do it they have to do and i wish them all the best in the choices they make in life. the, the arthur edwards is a royal photographer and he's with me now. you have known harry all of his life andi you have known harry

harry has been speaking this evening. prince harry has been speaking this evening. e said? yes, he has quite an impassioned speech is given in the last few minutes at a private dinnerfor his given in the last few minutes at a private dinner for his charity in southern africa. he has said, "i wa nt southern africa. he has said, "i want you to hear the truth from me." he said when he and meghan married, they were excited and hopeful and there to serve. he has said tonight, "it brings me great sadness that it has come to this. we have not made this decision lightly. there was no other option". he went on to say that, "our hope was to continue serving the queen and my military associations but without public funding. unfortunately, that wasn't possible". but he says, "we will continue to lead a life of service". it is clear they are disappointed at the outcome of these talks. they we re the outcome of these talks. they were seeking, of course, that progressive new role within the royal family. that is what they set out in their personal statement. they believed, i suppos

british tabloid report has made it clear they aren't laying off harry just yet. but the prince has a new mood to play that kind of pull instead he made a shop exit back to his grandmother's palace. this is the news business news is up next with kate ferguson i'm told me a lot of them back at the top of the hour. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if your newspapers when official information as a journalist i have work off the streets of many cantors and their problems are all was saved.

british tabloid report has made it clear they aren't laying off harry just yet. but the prince has a new mood to play that kind of call instead and made a shop exit back to his grandmother's palace. this is the news from berlin up next the documentary pioneers of the skies nonstop over the atlantic and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website d.w. dot com i'm told we have a lot of bull and that's it for me thanks for joining. me this time to take one step further and face the. time to search the you know fight for the truth. to overcome barriers and such the world gets to.

in the same way, harry has the mulraneys and all the friends that meghan has there. ome he will set up a foundation like the 0bama foundation, perfectly respectable. that pulls in $250 million a year, which is twice as much as the palace pulls in. that will pay all his expenses, all her expenses. they will create a whole new dimension of service. that's what he was talking about last night andl what he was talking about last night and i welcome it very much. well, i hope he continues with the invictus games. of course he will. i think he‘s a very vulnerable man. games. of course he will. i think he's a very vulnerable man. that is a patronising thing to say about a man who is now 35, the same age as his mother was when he died —— when she died. he said in south africa that he was having terrible trouble sleeping at night because he was overwhelmed by the problems of the world. this is not a man who is very strong, i‘m afraid. world. this is not a man who is very strong, i'm afraid. this is a man who did two tours of duty in afghanistan. it's a patronising to say he's

prince harry has stepped back from his dutie they attempted church duties together. prince harry and meghan marker learn no longer working for the family. brits while they are still letting the shakeup sink in. >> so sad, it feels like he's got stand away from royal duties. but he obviously made that decision and i think part of that might have been to do with his mama. >> i feel sorry it has broken down, we only want him to be settled and have a good family life. eric: with more from london on what is ahead. >> we saw the queen smiling at church today and she mentioned she was there with prince andrew. a very rare public appearance for that prince since all of the fallout from his connection and friendship with the late pedophile, jeffrey epstein. but this may really be a sign the monarchy is trying to move ahead from some of the uncomfortable moments that they have been dealing with in the past six months. now commentators are calling the announcement of the deal last night the hardest megxit possible. that the queens warmly worded statement was a sugarcoated dismis

british tabloid report has made it clear they aren't laying off harry just yet. but the prince has a new mood to play that kind of call instead he made a shop exit back to his grandmother's palace. this is coming up next as a documentary pioneers of the sky i'm told me a lot of this morning is a top of the hour. it's all happening to lift. your link to news from africa the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions continue and welcome to the debut suffocating program tonight from going to meet from the news it's easy it's now out with safety deputed close match africa and join us on facebook at t.w. africa.

to give harry some do, perhaps that has been...ght, hang on a minute. i am still quite young. i don't want to spend my entire life shaking hands and being a full—time working royal. i've got more to do, more to offer and more i want out of life. perhaps now we have seen this statement, it is time to cut harry and meghan event of select, let them go off —— a little bit of slack. let's see how it goes. that said, you cannot undo the fact that he is a member of the royalfamily you cannot undo the fact that he is a member of the royal family and you cannot undo the fact that he is a member of the royalfamily and he has had that privilege and that opportunity, and i will follow him around. how, realistically, little scrutiny can he and meghan hope to have? that will depend on the ball being slightly in their court. they will always be written about. i don't the key will disappear completely. — — don't the key will disappear completely. —— i don't think he will. the biggest issue is that finance also if they are suddenly elevated to stat

harry and meghan‘s bombshell announcement. how royal do they want to be? what paid employment will they get? this footage hasrged of harry telling the boss of disney that his wife was up for voiceover work. this author tells us meghan has been subject to racism from parts of the media. a very recent history of regarding africans as savage and primitive, based on their genetic inheritance. where we are still exoticised as black women constantly in the way we are associated with music and sexuality. this is something that all little black girls in britain have to deal with growing up. and, we'll speak to the singer behind this mask. take it off! he said he did the itv show because he wanted to prove to people he's still alive! and his mum stil doesn't know he was on it i tried to speak to her this morning but she hasn't gotten back to me. so, she hasn't gone, oh, my god, son, you were on the masked singer. i don't think she knows. are you joking me? she was probably watching emmerdale! hi. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. on our exclusive story this morning. hibo says, "fgm is still

in the aftermath of the death of harry dunn, the chief constable of northamptonshire has said that using us personnel in the uk, dating back over 50 yea rs. personnel in the uk, dating back over 50 years. they have spoken to graham satchell. it is the first time harry dunn's stepdad bruce has seen this footage. a car with american supermarket plates driving on the wrong side of the road near the raf base. plates driving on the wrong side of the road near the raf basem plates driving on the wrong side of the road near the raf base. it is shocking, it just highlights the road near the raf base. it is shocking, itjust highlights another issue around the bases that this is happening all the time. one harry dunn died in august last year after being hit by a car driving on the wrong side of the road, bruce and the rest of the family thought it was a wrong. explain what we have here? this is a list of incidents that have happened around us air force bases in the uk over the last 40 yea rs. force bases in the uk over the last 40 years. now they have been contacted 40 years. now they have been

prince harry and meghan will no longer use their royal titles, and will no longer recieve public funds to carry out royal duties. this haseen confirmed by buckingham palace. in a statement her majesty the queen said. harry, meghan and archie will always be much loved members of my family. our royal correspondent daniela relph has more from buckingham palace. hugely significant. it is taking the past week or so to really drill down how this is going to work and there have been various meetings going on at the highest levels of government in the royal family to come up with this plan for them going forward. it isa this plan for them going forward. it is a significant moment, there stepping away from being senior working members of the british royal family and there stepping away with a great deal of regret on behalf of the queen in particular, in terms of not being able to use them to their full potential in terms of real working life and yes, there is a sort of pragmatism here buckingham palace about moving forward and trying to make this new plan work for harry and meghan, but also a great deal of regret that they have f

william has three children and harry has new life right now, a wife and child, his own charities. eir own causes that they champion. they have a life outside of the royal family and the royal family has plenty of other members who can carry on the work going forward , who can carry on the work going forward, even in a streamlined way. that is still quite a few family members who can carry the torch. thank you very much. thank you so much. in iraq, at least two rockets have been fired into in the heavily fortified green zone in the capital baghdad. foreign government buildings, including the us embassy, are based there, but american officials say there are no coalition casualties or damage to facilities. earlier, president trump said iran appeared to be standing down after the launch of more than 20 missiles at iraqi bases where american and iraqi troops are stationed. vice president mike pence claimed again that americans are safer for the assassination of the iranian general, qasem souleimani. and he suggested the us had received intelligence that iran has told its allied militias

prince harry has appeared at his first royal engagement since he and his wife meghan announced that they'dsenior royals. the prince was at buckingham palace to host the draw for next year's rugby league world cup. 0ur royal correspondent nick witchell has more. was this harry's way of saying farewell? there he is on the sussex royal instagram account tonight. the music, the stone roses and a song which includes the lyrics "i'd like to leave the country for a month of sundays." he was at buckingham palace. in the palace gardens, he'd been in his element — talking to young people about sport, rugby to be precise, and those who were with harry said he was relaxed, authentic and engaged. but you didn't need to be told that, you could see it in his face and his actions. reporter: harry, how are talks going about the future? reporters tried to ask questions about his future. unsurprisingly they were ignored. the occasion was the draw for the 2021 rugby league world cup to be staged in england. harry was being harry. wonderful! well done. the old harry as someone said. he was there as patron of t

we all know that prince harry has a long—running issue with the media, there's obviously a lot of sympathyy and they should be for what he went through asa should be for what he went through as a child which is obviously very much affecting his life. with megan, not sure i have that same sympathy to be honest, she was a hollywood actress and she knew what she was getting into when she joined the royal family. i think some getting into when she joined the royalfamily. i think some people might say you can never know what you're getting into you until you joina you're getting into you until you join a well family. but we believe that one tonight. that's a final question getting your impeccable contacts, question getting your impeccable co nta cts, i question getting your impeccable contacts, i wondered do you think they have really thought this through and can you give us a sense of how exactly it's going to work being members of the royalfamily but not members of the royal family? to be honest, i think that family from what i'm told is that family desperately wanted harry and megan to take

establishes beyond doubt that this process of stepping away from royal life and royal duty has already fallen short of harry'sen responsibility for choosing this new path and he says he has accepted the conditions which have been imposed by the queen and her advisers. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the bodies of ii ukrainians who died when a ukrainian international airlines flight was shot down over iran earlier this month, have been returned home. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, joined friends and relatives of the victims at a repatriation ceremony in the capital, kyiv. rich preston has this report. a ukrainian military plane brought the victims of flight p5752 home. nine of the ii ukrainians who lost their lives with the plane's crew. their coffins drapped in the blue and yellow of ukraine's flag. their colleagues turned out to pay their respects. president volodymyr zelensky and prime minister oleksiy honcharuk were amongst them. relatives and friends gathered in hte airport's main terminal to remember those lost. all 176 people on board the flight were killed. many of them were from canada. canadia

prince harry hosted the draw for next year's rugby league world cup at buckingham palace. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell hasof saying farewell? the music the stone roses and a song that includes the lyrics, i would like to leave the country for a month of sundays. he was at buckingham palace. in the palace gardens, he has been in his element, talking to young people about sport, by, talking to young people about sport, rugby, to be precise. and those who we re rugby, to be precise. and those who were with harry said he was relaxed, authentic and engaged. but you didn't need to be told that, you could see it in his face and actions. reporters tried to ask questions about his future. unsurprisingly, they were ignored. the occasion was the draw for the 2021 rugby league world cup, to be staged in england. harry was being harry. well done! the old harry, someone said. he was there as patron of the rugby league. that's one of those things that the royals do. and something harry has done is highlight mental illness in sport. it's a cause which matters to him. the perception of rugby league is that you need to be

and something harry has done is highlight mental illness in sport.to him. the perception of rugby league is that you need to be tough, you can't show your feelings and you have to grin and bear it. but something like the mental fitness charter will help us make real progress in getting rid of the stigma associated with mental illness. by this time next week harry will probably be several thousand miles away, beginning a somewhat semi—detached royal life with his wife. and the veil is fantastic. and the beard is fantastic. there will be fewer occasions like this, his easy charm will be missed. i have seen some beards in my time. nicholas witchell, bbc news. a record number of people in england and wales have been cautioned or convicted for carrying knives according to the latest figures. the ministry ofjustice says more than 14,000 ministry ofjustice says more than 111,000 cases were dealt with by police and the courts in the year to the end of september. the government has said it wants to make tackling knife crime a priority. sepsis or blood poisoni

prince harry has made his first public appearance since announcing that he and his wife meghan want tok their royal duties. the duke of sussex has been at buckingham palace hosting the draw for next year's rugby league world cup. meghan is currently in canada with their son archie, as intensive talks continue with royal officials about the couple's future. helena wilkinson reports. prince harry looked relaxed as he returned to royal duty today, in the gardens of buckingham palace he spent time watching a local schoolchildren play rugby and meeting them after. it is moments like this where his popularity as a leading royal is clear, it is where he shines — butjust how much more of these will be doing in the future? as part of the day's engagement, prince harry went on to host the draw for the league world cup. australia... the competition ta kes pla ce cup. australia... the competition takes place late next year in 17 cities across england. there will be a mental fitness charter running alongside it which prince harry has been involved in. for many years, it has been at the forefront of

and something harry has done is highlight mental illness in sport.h matters to him. the perception of rugby league is that you need to be tough, you can't show your feelings and you have to grin and bear it. but something like the mental fitness charter will help us make real progress in getting rid of the stigma associated with mental illness. by this time next week harry will probably be several thousand miles away, beginning a somewhat semi—detached royal life with his wife. there will be fewer occasions like this, his easy charm will be missed. i have seen some beards in my time. nicholas witchell, bbc news. a record number of people in england and wales have been cautioned or convicted for carrying knives, according to the latest figures. the ministry ofjustice says more than 111,000 cases were dealt with by police and the courts in the year to the end of september. the government has said it wants to make tackling knife crime a priority. donald trump has been formally accused of abuse of power and obstruction of congress in charges read out in

since then harris has earned four oscar nominations and won a pair of golden globe awards.roles. harris has won over a new generation of fans in "west world" and most recently he's returned to his acting roots on stage, taking over for jeff daniels as the iconic atticus finch in to kill a mockingbird on friday. we got together for a sunday sitdown on the schubert stage in new york inside the courtroom where he plays atticus to sold out audiences eight times a week. ♪ >> reporter: ed harris almost spilled the beans. >> season three, man, it's like -- >> reporter: the actor nearly giving up a spoiler about the upcoming season of hbo's mind-bending hit "west world" where harris plays the myr mysterious man in black. >> at least for me it was like, whoa, weird. >> reporter: weird? why do you say that. >> i can't really talk about it. >> reporter: now, that is a great tease. there is much less mystery around the 69-year-old's current role as the iconic atticus finch in aaron sorkin's broadway adaptation of the classic novel "to kill a mockingbird." >> there's goodness in everyon

establishes beyond doubt that this process of stepping away from royal life and royal duty has already fallen short of harry'sas taken responsibility for choosing this new path and he says he has accepted the conditions which have been imposed by the queen and her advisers. nicholas witchell, bbc news. protestors in lebanon have taken to the streets near the central parliament building in beirut, after a day of clashes with police that left nearly 400 people injured. the caretaker prime minister saad hariri has called on those involved in forming a government to ‘stop wasting time' so that an economic solution can be found. our correspondent carine torbey has more. next to parliament in beirut, barricades have not protected riot police from the stones and fireworks thrown at them by protesters. the police used water cannon, tear gas and even rubber bullets. many protesters were injured and dozens taken to hospital. but this did not seem to deter them. three months of mostly peaceful protests over the economic situation and against corruption seem to have reached a tipping point. translation: we're back on the

been no change of royal plans this could well be harry's last appearance in the spotlight before he begins a quieter life in canada where his wife meghan has already landed she's been photographed at meetings with women's rights groups but hasn't yet appeared it any public events in the meantime british tabloid reporters made it clear they aren't laying off harry just yet. the next day. but the prince wasn't on hand to play that kind of ball for now he could still opt to retreat to his grandmother's palace. is a reminder of the top story we're following. the u.s. senate has formally opened the impeachment trial against president donald trump the head of the prosecute prosecution team adam schiff began the day's events by reading out the articles of impeachment to the senate where here opening arguments on cheers day. up next news africa with christine i'm told me a lot it will end up back at the top of the hour cordial. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences have been disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises from around the world. fuck it then we don't have time to th

been no change of royal plans this could well be harry's last appearance in the spotlight before he begins a quieter life in canada where his wife meghan has already landed she's been photographed at meetings with women's rights groups but hasn't yet appeared at any public events in the meantime british tabloid reporters made it clear they aren't laying off harry just yet. but the prince wasn't on hand to play that kind of ball for now he could still opt to retreat to his grandmother's palace. you're watching the. business news is up next with ferguson should be looking at why the european union is questioning the galaxy of the new year was china trade deal stick around. but i don't need to keep up with every available role for the over that's in home the force i'm from the smaller the closeness the minute we can come up with the bottom of a valley that the last dragons in this world has called the hard for 3 years now to the river on. black be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan of the initial reaction.

buckingham palace has announced prince harry and his wife meghan will no longer receive public funds,ck taxpayers‘ money spent on renovating their home in windsor. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, has the story. it is a clean break which allows harry and meghan to seek a new life. they have been freed from royal duties and they are free to earn their own living with, it would seem, very few restrictions. the styling of his and her royal highness hasn't been taken away from them. they simply won't use it. harry remains a prince, sixth in line to the british throne and the duke and duchess of sussex. and although they will no longer formally represent the queen, they leave with her blessing. in a statement, she said: she added: here are the essential details of that new life. they will step back from royal duties. that includes harry's military appointments. they will no longer receive public funds but they will receive money from the prince of wales. and they have shared their wish to repay the public funds used to refurbish frogmore cottage in windsor. one big concession to

prince harry has arrived in vancouver in canada to rejoin his wife, meghan, and their son archie. after attending a uk—africa investment summit. it's not clear when the couple will return to the uk. our correspondent sophie long sent this update from vancouver. we think that harry has now been reunited with his wife, meghan, and their young son, archie, and one can only imagine that might have been a rather emotional reunion. the couple have been separated by thousands of miles and an eight hour time difference, in what can only be described as an extremely turbulent time — both for the royal couple themselves and the wider royal family. now, we know that harry would have boarded that flight in london with a heavy heart. he's talked very candidly about his great sadness at having to take such a major step back. he said he wanted to continue to serve the queen, the commonwealth and his military associations, but that following those negotiations with the queen and senior members of the royal family, that had not been possible. so, while he will have come here with great sadness, th

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prince harry has spoken publicly of his "great sadness" at stepping down as a front—line member of the a weekend in which buckingham palace announced the terms on which he and meghan will withdraw from royal duties. speaking last night at a function for his charity sentabale — the duke of sussex said the decision to step back was a leap of faith but insisted that he and his wife, meghan, had been left with no other option. prince harry said he loved the uk and had hoped to continue serving the queen — without public funding — but that it wasn't possible. our royal correspondent daniela relph reports. back on royal duty, for now. the duke of sussex arrived for meetings with african leaders at a summit in london this morning. are you looking forward to the next chapter? he also met the prime minister, and took pa rt met the prime minister, and took part in meetings about the links between the uk and africa, but said nothing publicly. he was more forthcoming last night. at a private dinner for forthcoming last night. at a private dinnerfor his forthcoming last night. at a private dinner f

the new york post's front page has a cartoon of harry and meghan with the headline "megxit". ommoners. the new york times has a more serious take on the story, but even they call it an extraordinary retreat from royal duties. they say that canada is seen as the place the couple will most likely settle. aljazeera plus was popular on twitter for referring to the couple as "meghan and her husband", playing on the idea that famous women are often referred to merely as someone's wife. meanwhile, in canada, the toronto star are welcoming the couple with open arms — the city where meghan lived for years while filming the drama suits. one of their top opinion pieces today has the headline "harry and meghan, you're finally free — now come to canada, where you belong". their entertainment columnist wrote, "beyond their grasp, you can nurture your bond, your child and your charitable ambitions. " another story that's trending this morning is pop singerjustin bieber revealing that he has lyme disease. he said on instagram that while there was social media speculation that he had a drug pr

i do wonder how prince harry has woken up this morning, this is a new life. a prince who has told me before he wish she hadn't been born a prince, he wish she was normal. he might well have done it. this is a new chapter and certainly for the couple at least this is a very exciting new chapter and they could go on to become incredibly wealthy in their own right now. and try a few u na nswered in their own right now. and try a few unanswered questions on that, the extent to which they will be able to carry out commercial activities and also the extent to which they will have to pay for some of their security, we don't really know about who exactly is paying for that security. in terms of the actual moneymaking they are free to go and cut deals. they are able to do this and become financially independent which was at the crux of all of this. they are going to have to do so within royal consensus we would have to be respectful to the queen and the brand because that is the brand that counts to the royal family, not the sussex royal, it is hm q. in terms of the s

. >>> tonight, britain's prince harry has left the uk, reportedly flying back to canada now to rejoin his wife and baby archie. but first, harry breaking his silence in a surprise moment, on the emotional agreement the couple negotiated to step away from their royal duties. again tonight, abc's james longman. >> reporter: prince harry has tonight reported left great britain, hefgd to vancouver to be reunited with meghan and archie, out walking today with dogs in tow. all smiles, but in the prince's wake, a painful separation unfolding back in britain. harry saying good-bye to the only life he's ever known. >> the decision that i have made for my wife and i to step back is not one i made lightly. it was so many months of talks after so many years of challenges and i know i haven't always gotten it right, but as far as this goes, there really was no other option. >> reporter: harry was candid. the deal struck with the palace was not what the couple wanted. >> once meghan and i were married, we were excited, we were hopeful and we were here to serve. for those reasons, it brings me great

for those with harry yesterday there was strong support for the decisions he has made. erve. harry said it was his choice to step away from royal life, describing it as the only option. he and ben dent have a year to make a success of it. they are free from the constraints of royal duty. in 12 months there will bea royal duty. in 12 months there will be a review and how it is working. what i think is interesting about the agreement that has been reached is that the queen has left as many doors open as possible. everything will be subjected to this 12 month review. there are so many unresolved and unknown unknowns in this. harry could not have made it any clearer that this is not the solution he wanted. soon he will return to canada with his wife and baby son, where he hopes he will lead a more private life with greater freedom. but will they get the privacy and freedom they crave. the talk of a commercial deal, setting up a production company and becoming brand ambassadors. harry has described this new way of working and living as a leap of faith. two men aged 29 and 39

the remains of many unanswered questions on the road ahead for harry and meghan that this is a clear haharry and meghan that this is a clear hard break from royal life. in other news: powers come into force this week to stop stalkers from contacting or approaching their victims — while police investigate allegations against them. golfball—sized hailstones hit parts of the australian state of victoria, with storms leading to fears of flooding following the bushfires. and inspiring stories from people who are making a difference in the battle against global warming. that's in climate defenders in half an hour. good morning and welcome to bbc news. a deal has been agreed on the future of the duke and duchess of sussex, who are to step down as working royals in the spring. buckingham palace has announced prince harry and his wife meghan will no longer receive public funds, and will pay back taxpayers‘ money spent on renovating their home in windsor. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, has the story. it is a clean break which allows harry and meghan to seek a new life. they have been

harry has left britain and the royal family for a new life in canada. are now trying to protect by issuing a warning over harassment by pepper razzi photographers such a complete break was never the plan as he admitted in one of his last public speeches given at the charity dinner what i want to make clear is we're not going to work arounds we certainly want you way from your. own heart was the conciliatory in the in the column will undermine the intrusive solutions but without public funding unfortunately that wasn't possible but except at this knowing that it doesn't change who i am or how committed are. many observers have drawn parallels between harriet and he's great. grand uncle king edward who in 1906 gave up the british throne for the american people see wallis simpson choosing love and personal freedom over the oil. but the big similarity between the 2 stories both men actually decided that their lives would be better not having role responsibility but with the women they loved and in both cases edward and harry this was driven by love for the

been following the story very very closely but it actually has been a long time coming now prince harry has always had kind of a tense relationship with other members of the royal family when it comes to some of the responsibilities that are in place on him as a member of the house of windsor and that's a relationship that's only become more tense since his marriage to megan i mean she initially was said to have really embraced her role as a member of the one family but because of the intense political pressure on her and some of the restrictions that in place on also the media attention that relationship has really kind of soured in recent years especially since the birth their son which is part of the reason that this announcement really isn't that surprising for people and following them so what are their plans now if they don't members of the royal family just quickly what will they be doing well they still are members of the royal family i mean of course this is their family right the basically just stepping out of the limelight a little bit so far we know that they're planning on spli

she has been a commoner and a royal, but harry has always been a royal. he has ever known, even though this is something he wants. what challenges do you foresee for him in this transition? >> well, there are going to be some nice challenges. i speak as a naturalized american citizen myself. i made the transition from uk to the u.s. it requires great commitment. it requires immersion, but the rewards are rich and they keep on coming, but there will certainly be many challenges for harry, perhaps most specifically the challenge that a lot of people, particularly maybe young men, face when they move from a structured environment to essentially an unstructured environment. it's often said harry was happiest when he was in the army. there's nothing more structured than the military life. buckingham palace is a structured existence. now? well, we don't know, what is the shape of his life going to be? what is the system, the structure that's going to keep him happily employed, fulfilled in his work and to help both him and meghan achieve their dreams? >> patric