prince harry seriously ill youngsters and theirfamilies. prince harry is their families. rince harry is attending the wellchild awards ceremony in london in his role as the charity's patron, a position he's held for more than 15 years. those are the latest gb news headlines, more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to a state of the nation. live from this hive of activity at the tory party conference, in a first past the post system , each wing of post system, each wing of politics needs to be united, otherwise it fails. the target is to get 325 seats, and if this is to get 325 seats, and if this is not achieved, then either you lose or you end up in a coalition with people with whom you may not have much in common to win. if you haven't got 3 to 5, as david cameron did, you end up entering a coalition that doesn't really represent what people wanted. if you put the coalition together b

now let's talk about prince harry , shall we? because he's harry, shall we?n south africa. >> he's called for world leaders to create a platform for young voices, as the duke is there to represent his charity, sentebale. it's an hiv charity that he co—founded. >> well, meanwhile, prince william has revealed that he was not present at the olympics in paris as he feared he might bnng paris as he feared he might bring covid home to catherine while she was having chemotherapy therapy. >> yeah, let's talk to editor in chief of manchester majesty magazine, ingrid seward. good to see you , ingrid. could we talk see you, ingrid. could we talk about harry? first and foremost. and lesotho and sentebale. i mean, all these things which he's been associated with for a long time, but have been off the radar for a long time. how important is it that he's now getting back involved ? getting back involved? >> well, i think it's very i think harry has come to the realisation that he must go back to what he does best, which is actually working with kids. he's always been brilli

prince harry of seriously ill youngsters and theirfamilies. prince harry is their families. ellchild awards ceremony in london in his role as the charity's patron, a position he has held for more than 15 years. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you sophia. good evening. as they gather in birmingham for their annual conference, if the tories think it's business as usual, select a new leader and be in the running for power at the next election, they can think again. this once great party which gave us winston churchill, who defeated hitler and saved the free world, and margaret thatcher, who liberated the working class and turned britain into a global military, diplomatic and economic superpower. well, that same party is now in a death spiral. but speak to any corduroy clad conservative today over a large gin and tonic, and they'll bore you to tears about how the tory party is the most succ

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prince harry. >> ach! >> jimmy: oh, harry. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you for doing this. all right, let's see. here we go. my first time. [ screaming ] we're going down! >> jimmy? [ bleep ] >> this way. >> jimmy: want me to go first? >> this way. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. hello. nice to see you. you look nice. [ spooky music ] ♪ after you, please. [ screaming ] >> was that you? >> jimmy: what's happening? [ bleep ]. >> there's a serial killer on the loose. >> jimmy: oh, i see someone. >> is that a panda? >> hi. >> jimmy: yes, it is a panda. >> hello. >> jimmy: oh, [ bleep ]. you're afraid of pandas. you're afraid of pandas. >> no, i'm not! >> all right, now, look at this little guy. here's a very rare breed. >> you look great in glasses. >> jimmy: thank you. [ growling ] [ hatching noises ] [ growling ] that actually got me. all right, that one actually -- [ screaming ] >> jimmy: ah! hi. >> hi, hi. >> jimmy: nice to see you. thank you. >> ahh! >> jimmy: twice. >> we know you're there. >> jimmy: i know. why would you say it twice? >> why? >> gah! >> i've got 'em, daddy. >> ji

prince harry. but it's not prince harry with a cat. it's a man a man gets ready to evacuate from.top spot as well. they talk about. right. good stuff . so those are your papers stuff. so those are your papers now? i just wanted to just withers on to a story that i was mainly going the rounds on, on social media, but i thought i'd bnng social media, but i thought i'd bring to your attention. so last time labour mp dawn butler posted a black history month video, she was forced to apologise and remove elements of that video after it emerged that she used photographs of convicted rapists and murderers. but she just can't help herself because she's back at it this time. she's talking about structural discrimination and the big bosses got their backs against the wall, and they're being questioned. >> they'll then deliver a sob story for the mediocre person. >> if you don't know rachel's story. in 2008, she was locked in a room crying. >> the point is, they might have had a hard life . they might have had a hard life. they might have struggled. but are they the best person for the job? a

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plus, prince harry goes it alone . plus, prince harry goes it alone. is there trouble in paradise? take at ten. good evening. as the world teeters on the brink of world war iii, and as brits continue to struggle with the cost of living crisis and a new government which is proving about as popular as herpes, we must turn our attention to a famous and wealthy actress whose dance partner on a tv show wasn't very nice to her. amanda abbington, who is no doubt a lovely person and clearly a talented actress, complained to the bbc about mental and physical harassment at the hands of the italian professional dancer giovanni pernice on strictly come dancing now. this led to an investigation that lasted wait for it nine months. this isn't the bloody watergate scandal. this isn't covid contracts or the post office inquiry . this is a tv dance inquiry. this is a tv dance competition. there were two parties involved and plenty of witnesses like producers, researchers and cameramen. i could have got this investigation done in a morning. ultimately, the serious allegations against pernice were not

prince harry. i mentioned to charles rae, the former royal editor at the sun. i asked, he suggested prince harrymontecito for two weeks, perhaps with all his recent work abroad and i said, oh, has he not seen the kids for two weeks? i was a little surprised because it seems like quite a long time to go without seeing your kids, but a few of you have been in touch mode. you said two weeks a long time, ben. good job you weren't a child of a forces person. my dad was gone for years. and jane, you said something similar. come on, ben, i like you, but lots of fathers don't see their kids. my hubby was in the army and did tours of four, even six months. that's life for some. don't make it an issue.i life for some. don't make it an issue. i agree, but harry's not in the force . he's private jet millionaire. >> well, joan jones says i'm no supporter of harry for trying to trash our beloved royal family, but i have to say he looks naturally happy on his own. in africa. no longer the underdog, isuppose africa. no longer the underdog, i suppose so, because in a way, he's not in the shadow of william in his

prince harry from fleeing the uk. here's what he had to say about that. >> prince harry and meghan . in >> prince harry and meghan. to an event we did for female education. they were brilliant and she was particularly good and she was particularly good and articulate and on it and on the detail. so you got on quite well and yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i got on well with, with both of them. and i also worked with harry when he did his invictus games for disabled veterans in, in the olympic park. and so in a sort of, you know, pit of pomposity , i thought, you know, pomposity, i thought, you know, this national asset is leaving our country . i this national asset is leaving our country. i think he's a force on the whole could be on the whole a force for good. i'm going to try and discourage him. and i had a pathetic attempt at that. it didn't work. no. and there you go. i failed to avert megxit, but i did deliver brexit. >> well, let's talk to former special adviser to michael gove, charlie rowley. good morning to you. i it's you know it's very entertaining. it's very entertaining. it's very entertaining. he is an enter

. >> and what do you think prince harry thinks about this? >> well, prince harry wouldn't get it. the senior officers are so angry and some of the intelligence services is that they checked out whether there was any perceived threat to taylor swift. they said in london, there is no threat to you. we can't give you the special escort group. but it came the week after she'd cancelled three concerts in vienna, where there was a perceived threat. but again, the intelligence services in this country liaised with them. then vienna said, this is what we detected. they said, we haven't got anything like that here. so i think we're going to be okay. she's not getting it, but massive pressure put on by the home secretary. >> and in vienna they cancelled the concert because they feared there would be something going off in the concert, not on the way to the concert. >> yeah. it was look, it was emotional blackmail. in the end, her mother got involved and said, unless we. yes, her mother, her mother got involved in the negotiations and said, unless taylor gets, you know, the very top escorts

of two old etonian minds is what he had to say about his relationship with prince harry, andindeed relationship with prince harryindeed with his wife meghan. all that still to come , for all that still to come, for goodness sake, do not go anywhere and we're going to be analysing it with eve and welcome back to this special edition of the camilla tominey show. lots more to come from my unleashed episode with boris johnson. but first, here's your news with sam francis . news with sam francis. >> camilla, thank you very much and good morning to you. we start this hour in the middle east where massive consecutive strikes have hit beirut's southern suburbs overnight. if you're watching on television, you're watching on television, you can see here some of the latest pictures emerging from beirut this morning. it comes as israel claims that its forces have killed 440 hezbollah fighters so far in its ground operations. that's in southern lebanon as it destroyed 2000 hezbollah targets . well, the hezbollah targets. well, the fourth and for now, the final scheduled flight for uk nationals fleeing that conflict in lebano

on the menu , prince harry has the menu, prince harry has a legal claim thrown out by a judge. e to the legendary uri geller to get an update on the conflict and how he believes he got his powers. >> dear friends, what i'm about to show you now is literally mind blowing. >> and stay tuned. there's a poll up on x now asking you whether it's right for rachel reeves to cut foreign aid. i'm asking you that very question. head over now. cast your vote. let me know your thoughts. post your comments gb news. com forward slash kwasi . so new forward slash kwasi. so new reports suggest that the chancellor, rachel reeves, is planning to cut £2 billion worth of foreign aid. that's from the budget. now , the foreign budget. now, the foreign secretary, david lammy , is among secretary, david lammy, is among cabinet members warning of the damage the cuts will do as spending on aid is set to fall to 0.5% of gross national income. all of this comes as whitehall sources say that the chancellor is determined to keep an iron grip on spending. ahead of her october budget announcement later this mon

prince harry. madame tussauds says figures of local e stephen curry and former mayor willie brown, and oakland native zendaya. there were also figures of other stars like tupac, drake and prince harry. madame tussauds says class. as our clis and children and children in school are no exception. in fact, a joint uc berkeley stanford report shows between 15 and 20% of california's kindergarten through 12th grade public school kids have no functioning heating and air conditioning systems at all. so as climate change continues to increase, the days of excessive heat, what can schools and the state do? joining us live now is sarah hinkley, california programs manager at uc berkeley center for cities and schools. sarah, thanks for your time. >> yeah, thanks for having me. let's talk about this. >> i mean, we are so sweating under the collar and, you know, california has such vast differences in climates and resources. so the experiences of public school students in the state must be so different. normally not this week, maybe, but what's the big picture that really concerns you? >> well, the big picture is in california, we really leave school facility funding up to the local voters. so

prince harry wanted. and all this proves is that yvette cooper does not want to get any free prince harry tickets, right? what we learned. signed copy of the book. yeah, she's not caring about that at all. that's what this really boils down to, of course. of course. she's no harry fan, but. well, allegedly, i don't know. there's also one more story on the front cover. wokeist cancel robin hood. he wears tights, loves trees, takes from the rich, gives to the poon from the rich, gives to the poor, leads men and maids. but still the woke mob have cancelled him. and that's because woke people don't like any kind of men being merry. and finally, nick, what have we got in? this is the newspaper that counts. >> the star. yeah. thanks for bringing this one in, steve. it's shame of the tea making scumbags. and it's . what happens scumbags. and it's. what happens is your workmates offer you a cup of tea and you think, oh, that's nice, but they're not being nice. steve. what they're trying to do is accrue an extra eight days a year by taking time to make tea, i think. and it accrues to this eight days. they're calli

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. >> tonight we reveal what really went on between him, prince harry and meghan markle . harryand meghan markle. >> plus, this government faced a £22 billion black hole in the pubuc £22 billion black hole in the public finances. >> today, a new era begins, a new era of a new industry. carbon capture and storage. >> labour has just spent the entire black hole on a completely nutty net zero idea that probably won't work. oh, and yes, the bbc played the iranian ayatollahs friday prayers for 40 minutes and then quoted him saying the october 7th attacks were both logical and legal , 7th attacks were both logical and legal, and i have been living off a food budget of £13.55 for this week to try to help raise a bit of money for pensioners who've cruelly had their winter fuel payment taken off them. you can donate at justgiving.com. forward slash page forward slash save our seniors. we're very close to hitting our target now. and thank you everybody. a bit more on that later on. on my panel tonight we have got political consultant suzanne evans, broadcaster alex armstrong and journalis

take at ten, but first prince harry jetted into south africa on his second consecutive solo tour with his wife meghan markle. so is he happier on his own and is the return of the harry former royal correspondent of the sun, charlie ray, joins me welcome back to patrick christys tonight. so prince harry has embarked on yet another solo trip without his wife , meghan. trip without his wife, meghan. harry landed in south africa for his charity , sentebale, which his charity, sentebale, which was founded in 2006 to honour his mother, princess diana, and help disadvantaged children. it marks his second successive trip abroad without his wife meghan, and it follows his brief visit to the uk for the wellchild awards in london earlier this week. now royal insiders the quick to note that the real prince harry that the nation knew and loved. he appears to be back, i.e. he's not whingeing non—stop. joining me now is former royal correspondent of the sun, charlie ray. charlie, is it fair to say that harry is just happier without meghan? >> well, he's certainly happier without meghan on these sort of visits. >> i mean, i'm from the school that believes that meghan is neven that

harry was a national asset . have articulate and harry was a national asset. have a articulate and harry was a national asset . have a listen. national asset. have a listen. >> prince an event we did for female education. they were brilliant and she was particularly good and she was particularly good and articulate and on it and on the detail. so you got on quite well and yeah, yeah, yeah i got on well with both of them. and i also worked with harry when he did his invictus games for disabled veterans in, in the olympic park. and so in a sort of you know, fit of pomposity , i of you know, fit of pomposity, i thought, you know , this national thought, you know, this national asset is leaving our country. i think he's a force on the whole could be on the whole a force for good. i'm going to try and discourage him. and i had a pathetic attempt at that. it didn't work. no. and there you go. i failed to avert megxit , go. i failed to avert megxit, but i did deliver brexit. >> yes, he did deliver brexit. but couldn't save megxit from happening. of course, the reports this week saying that he was whisked down to the docklands to have a 20 minute p9p docklands to have a 20

but no sign of a meeting with his youngest son, prince harry, during his brief trip to the uk. harry a charity to support young people with hiv/aids. and prince william is also expected to be in south africa next month for his earth shot prize award ceremony. and by the way, guys, this event at windsor castle yesterday, wasn't actually on the royal's schedule. it wasn't an official engagement. prince william invited liz privately after he heard about her story, so she could come, take pictures and meet princess kate. >> that's really sweet. >> yeah, it is. >> kelly, thank you. >>> all right, hoda, hit us with that boost. >> a new york city pup had an unforgettable celebration on the tenth anniversary of his adoption, and all thanks to some really good friends. meet sweeper. he's an 11-year-old spaniel mix. sweeper's owner was out of town on this milestone anniversary, so she sent a hundred bucks to a group of friends inviting him to take him out to lunch. they obliged, took him to a dog-friendly restaurant in manhattan on the west side, he got a cheeseburger and fries. he loved it. o

prince harry. sorry. i always get mixed. >> i know, i know what you meant. >> i know, i know what you meant. >> he's too happy to be prince harry see it? >> it's. it's like a red—headed guy with a cat, a beautiful cat. i love cats anyway, it looks like my. >> phoebe, now you're going to get sent loads of pictures of cats. >> yeah, send me pictures of cats. i'd rather get that than the pictures. that being said. >> oh my god, you were showing. >> oh my god, you were showing. >> you were showing me before the show. it was horrific. >> horrific. >> horrific. >> anyway, that's that that's that true? but it's saying reeves presses ahead with plans to borrow billions for investment. this is the way the left thinks we're going to borrow money, which is going into debt, to build stuff that doesn't produce any income. but supposedly who does it help? it's basically what do they call that one? it's just it's all about building. that's what the world is right now. let's build buildings everywhere, i think. >> i think we're missing the main story on this, on this thing, which is gael garcia and diego luna have been friends for a very long

harry and meghan , about harry and meghan, especially you, james, let's be honest. so let's have a look at the clip where he discusses how he intervened to try and stop megxit . megxit. >> prince harryew they did. they came to an event we did for female education. they were brilliant and she was particularly good and she was particularly good and articulate and on it and on the detail. so you got on quite well. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah i got on well with, with both of them and i also worked with harry when he did his invictus games for disabled veterans in, in the olympic park. and so in a sort of, you know , pit of sort of, you know, pit of pomposity, i thought, you know, this national asset is leaving our country . i this national asset is leaving our country. i think he's a force on the whole could be on the whole a force for good. i'm going to try and discourage him. and i had a pathetic attempt at that. it didn't work. no. and there you go . i failed to avert there you go. i failed to avert megxit, but i did deliver brexit. >> ever keen to have a punchline there, james, what do you make of that? >> i let's be charitable about it. i think that speaks to this sort of big heartednes

prince harry. he's been south africa, i believe, saying all sorts are revealed break. okay, well, to end the show, we're going to see what prince harryip, this time to south africa , this time to south africa, continuing his charity work following a brief visit to the uk for the wellchild awards. i don't believe he met with his father or indeed his brother, but the duke of sussex in south africa met with prince seeiso of lesotho to discuss the charity's progress , focusing on supporting progress, focusing on supporting young people affected by hiv. okay. well joining me now is royal commentator richard fitzwilliams. richard prince harry showing his charitable side . side. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> he's always had an affinity, a very special affinity with africa. and indeed, in 2004, dunng africa. and indeed, in 2004, during his gap year, he spent a while in lesotho, a landlocked african kingdom, and two years later he and prince seeiso, who you mentioned in honour of their mothers, founded the charity sentebale. it means in soweto a forget me not, which was diana's favourite flower. and this is a trip again, his solo. and he h

harry spending time with the children and their parents monday at a hotel just two miles from buckingham palace. but it is not clear how long prince harry planned to be in the uk or whether he was going to meet up with his father. his team told our partners at sky news that they don't comment on his travel plans or on family matters. as for that memoir, boris johnson also said that the queen, quote, had known all summer that she was going, but was determined to hang on and do her last duty, ensuring the peaceful and orderly transfer of power from one prime minister to the other. as i said before, buckingham palace said they never comment on books or claims like this, and that should not be taken as a confirmation or a denial. guys? >> all right. kelly cobiella for us there at buckingham palace. kelly, thanks. >>> coming up, why are we wearing pink? it is the start of breast cancer awareness month. we're going to kick it off with an important and inspiring pink plaza. >> beautiful. >>> and amid the on going devastation from hurricane helene, flood insurance. do you need it? what do you do if disaster strikes and you don't have insurance? we'll have your answers right after this. we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescribed it and i'm really glad he did. camzyos is used to treat adults with symptomatic obstructive hcm. camzyos may improve your symptoms and your ability to be active. camzyos may cause serious side effects, including heart failure that can lead to death. a risk that's increased if you develop a serious infection or irregular heartbeat or when taking certain other medicines. so do not stop, start or change medicines or the dose without telling your healthcare provider. you must have echocardiograms before and during treatment. seek help if you experience new or worsening symptoms of heart failure. because of this risk, camzyos is only available through a restricted program. before taking camzyos, tell your doctor about all of your medical conditions, including current or planned pregnancy. today with camzyos, i don't lose my breath as often. my symptoms have improved, helping me go from expecting less to experiencing more. my name is mike. and this is my camzyos moment. call your cardiologist today and see if a camzyos moment may be in your future too. ♪♪ ♪♪ bring color to life with the very best paint, only at sherwin williams. ♪♪ (jason) i want this! (vo) jason is really fired up for the cinnamon toast crunch challenge. look at him, just cinna-dusting his way to victory. (travis kelce) you can't get enough of this stuff man. (vo) win the day with the kelce's favorite cereals. (aaron) i own a lot of businesses... so i wear a lot of hats. my restaurants, my tattoo shop... and i also have a non-profit. but no matter what business i'm in... my network and my tech need to keep up. thank you, verizon business. (kevin) now our businesses get fast and reliable internet from the same network that powers our phones. (woman) all with the security features we need. (aaron) because my businesses are my life. (kevin) man, the fish tacos are blowing up! (aaron) so whatever's next we're cooking with fire. let's make it happen! (vo) switch to the partner businesses rely on. i know about 20 of you, and you're rich as hell. we're going to give you tax cuts. i'm not rich as hell. i'm the one that really needs the break, not the people that are already rich and have the money. the 1% don't serve anybody but themselves. so for them to get a tax break, no, that's not cool. kamala harris pay their fair share, and she's going to cut taxes for working people like me. i'm buddy, and i'm not rich as hell, and i'm voting for kamala harris. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad. - target circle week, one week. - sunday the 6th. - target circle week, one week. - sunday the 6th. big deals. - it's target circle week. - get ready for seven days of big deals. - that's right, penn. what a big week. - huge week, starting october 6. (grandpa) i'm the richest guy in the world. (man 1) i have time to give. (man 2) i have people i can count on. (grandma) and a million stories to share. (vo) the key to being rich is knowing what counts. (billy bishop) the bond you have with your dog starts the day you bring your puppy home... it did for us with blue. (bill bishop) and boy, did he become a family member... whatever you were doing, he'd be there. it was when he got sick that we decided to go into the pet food business and start blue buffalo. (billy bishop) we knew we wanted to

harry's not getting his prince harry. that is. harry's not getting his prince harry. that is . or heads of harry. that is. or heads of states or heads of states from foreign countries or taylor swift. it seems . so what happens swift. it seems. so what happens if another pop star, what happens if beyonce fancies a vip security detail when she comes to this country? what if i can't think of any other pop stars? harry styles what if harry styles wants it? harry styles what's wrong with him? doesn't he deserve the special treatment? >> eamonn was in london a couple of weeks ago and what does this mean for the relationship? >> brixton. what does this mean between the what does this mean for the relationship between the police and the government? i mean, can the government just tell the police exactly what to do and when, even if it goes against all of their long standing principles, protocols, the way of doing things that they've done for years, do you think sabrina carpenter would get it if she said, please, please, please, please, please , please? >> i don't know how many people w

something that harry prince harry, son of the king, is having to go to court to try and argue for becausehis own family, he thinks, are under threat when they're in this country. he's being denied this kind of vip escort and they snap their fingers because they're wealthy, bringing lots into the economy. get what they want. turns out, on the same day the prime minister has a tete a tete with her. all a bit cosy, doesn't worry me. >> and what is it, a one off? it's a one off. but there you go. and you know that's what we're going to talk about. now let's go to katherine forster. catherine is out and about in london, and we're also going to be talking about the assisted dying situation with her as that comes into play tonight. good morning catherine. fill us in. >> yes. >> yes. >> good morning eamonn and isabel. well i think let's start with assisted dying as that's what you've just been talking about. what you've just been talking about . people have very strong about. people have very strong views on every side and worth saying. this will be a free vote at the end of november. the bill is

what is being called an olive branch to prince harry by publicly naming him for the first time in six years. >> my mother took me to the passage. she took harry both there. it must have been about 11. i think . probably at about 11. i think. probably at the time, maybe ten. i'd never been to anything like that before, and i was a bit anxious as to what to expect. >> that's part of a new itv documentary following the prince of wales and his first year as his homewood's programme that aims to end homelessness. the film, titled prince william we can end homelessness, includes poignant , can end homelessness, includes poignant, unseen photos of william and diana at the passage in westminster to the us now, where michelle obama has used her first appearance on the campaign trail alongside vice president kamala harris to attack donald trump. the former first lady urged americans to cast their votes to protect the country from the dangers of donald trump. speaking to a crowd of thousands, obama focused on a genuine fear of how a trump administration could impact abortion rights. >> i want to think about who do you think possibly would care more abou

has extended a so—called olive branch to prince harry by publicly naming him for the first time in six years. >> my mother took me to the passage. she took harrynd i both there. i must have been about 11, i think probably at the time, maybe ten. i'd never been to anything like that before, and i was a bit anxious as to what to expect. >> but that's part of a new itv documentary following the prince of wales and the first year of his homewood's programme, which aims to end homelessness. the film, titled prince william we can end homelessness, includes unseen photos of william and diana at the passage in westminster and in other royal news, the king is set to return to full royal duties next year, including an overseas tour. that's despite his ongoing cancer treatment. a palace official has described his recent trip to australia and samoa as a perfect tonic, adding that it had lifted his spirits. if it goes ahead, king charles will fly abroad during the spnng will fly abroad during the spring and autumn. the traditional periods for official foreign royal trips. that's provided doctors sanction the travel and a british woman has begun her attempt

has extended a so—called olive branch to prince harry by publicly naming him for the first time in six years. >> my mother took me to the passage. she took harrynd i both there. it must have been about 11, i think. probably at the time, maybe ten. i'd never been to anything like that before, and i was a bit anxious as to what to expect. >> that's part of a new itv documentary following the prince of wales and the first year of his homewood's programme, which aims to end homelessness. the film, titled prince william we can end homelessness, includes unseen photos of william and diana at the passage in westminster . and in other royal westminster. and in other royal news, the king is set to return to full royal duties next year, including an overseas tour. that's despite ongoing cancer treatments. a palace official described his trip to australia and samoa as a perfect tonic, adding it had lifted his spirits. king charles will fly abroad during the spring and autumn, the traditional periods for official royal trips provided the doctors sanction the travel that is , and a the travel that is, and a british woman has begun her attempt to become the

has extended a so—called olive branch to prince harry by publicly naming him for the first time in six years. >> my mother took me to the passage. she took harry i both there. it must have been about 11, i think, probably at the time, maybe ten. i'd never been to anything like that before, and i was a bit anxious as to to what expect. >> that's part of a new itv documentary following the prince of wales and his first year of his homewood's programme, which aims to end homelessness. the film, entitled prince william can end homelessness, includes unseen photos of william and diana at the passage in westminster and in other royal news, the king is set to return to full royal duties next year, including an overseas tour that's despite his ongoing cancer treatment. a palace official has described his recent trip to australia and samoa as the perfect tonic, adding that it has lifted his spirits . a british woman has spirits. a british woman has begun her attempt to become the first woman to row solo from mainland europe. all the way to south america. 21 year old brit zara lachlan set off from lagos on the portuguese algarve earlier this morning and

what is being called an olive branch to prince harry by publicly naming him for the first time in six years. >> my mother took me to the passage. she took harry both there. it must have been about 11, i think. probably at the time, maybe ten. i'd never been to anything like that before, and i was a bit anxious as to what to expect. >> that's part of a new itv documentary following the prince of wales and his first year of his homewood's programme that aims to end homelessness. the film, titled prince william we can end homelessness, includes poignant, unseen photos of william and diana at the passage in westminster over to the us. now , and michelle obama has used now, and michelle obama has used her first appearance on the campaign trail alongside vp kamala harris to attack donald trump. the former first lady urged americans to cast their votes to protect the country from the dangers of donald trump . from the dangers of donald trump. speaking to a crowd of thousands, obama focused on a genuine fear of how trump administration could impact abortion rights . abortion rights. >> i want to think about who do you think possibly would care more a

what is being called an olive branch to prince harry by publicly naming him for the first time in six years. >> my mother took me to the passage. she took harrynd i both there. it must have been about 11, i think. probably at that time, maybe ten. i'd never been to anything like that before, and i was a bit anxious as to to what expect. >> but that's part of a new itv documentary following the prince of wales and the first year of his homewood's programme that aims to end homelessness. the film , titled prince william we film, titled prince william we can end homelessness , includes can end homelessness, includes poignant, unseen photos of william and diana at the passage in westminster to the us. now, where michelle obama has used her first appearance on the campaign trail alongside vice president kamala harris to attack donald trump. the former first lady urged americans to cast their votes to protect the country from the dangers of donald trump. speaking to a crowd of thousands , obama crowd of thousands, obama focused on a genuine fear of how a trump administration could impact abortion rights. >> i want to think about who do you think po

harry for the first time in six years. >> it seems extraordinary six years, but apparently people who do this sort of thing have studied that. he hasn't actually mentioned prince for harryix years. it's all part of a new itv documentary following the prince of wales and the first year of his homewards programme that aims to end homelessness. let's talk to royal broadcaster helena chard helena. >> good to see you this morning. is this an olive branch or not? >> i don't see this as a complete olive branch. no i don't i mean, i think it would be a little bit churlish for him not to mention his name at all, because that was