the accession council gathered at st james's palace, former prime ministers, members of the royal familyer dignitaries, as charles iii was officially proclaimed as the new monarch. the queen's death at balmoral meant scotland would play an important role in the public mourning. three days after she died, the queen's coffin left the royal estate for edinburgh. slowly, the cortege wound through the breathtaking beauty of deeside, where the royal family had spent so many happy summers. the queen was a neighbour to many here, and they came out to say goodbye, sometimes in their own unique way. arriving in edinburgh, the queen's coffin was first taken to the palace of holyroodhouse. in a moving moment, her daughter princess anne curtsied to her mother's coffin as it was taken into the royal residence. the following day, the focus moved to st giles' cathedral, where for almost 2a hours, the public filed past to view the lying at rest. on tuesday 13th september, the queen left scotland for the last time as the public mourning moved to london. through the gloomy, drizzly skies, an raf aircraft b

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any reaction from the buckingham palace. jamesgman reporting from london tonight. >> harry and meghan getting personal. >> the issue is when someone who's marrying in, who should be a supporting -- a supporting act, is then stealing the limelight, or is doing the job better than the person who's born to do this -- that upsets people. it shifts the balance. >> in the final parts of netflix series the couple allege they were bullied out of the royal family because others were jealous of their popularity. they allege william and kate's aides planted negative stories about them in the press. >> to see my brother's office coy the very same thing we promised the two of us would never, ever do, that was heartbreaking. >> meghan says it took a heavy toll. >> it was like all of this will stop if i'm not here. >> harry describing that heated palace showdown to discuss the couple's departure with the late queen elizabeth, kick charles and his brother william. >> it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me and my father say th

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james palace, thousands waited. >> the whole world stood still.who flocked to the palace to pay their respects to diana. >> i picked some plants for my garden, and as i walked up to kensington palace, i just person to tears. i wasn't prepared for it. i think it was the smell. the smell of the flowers. it was incredible. >> so many here in london who have made a trip believe something in her man marie. cards, flowers, a flickering candle. >> it was mainly the sense of a loss of a magical figure. >> she was our princess, wasn't she? the peoples princess. >> for the country, for everybody, she had so much to give. she was so brave. >> she was one of the most love people in this country. >> but one person had yet to pay her respects. the queen. who was conspicuously absent in scotland with the two young princes. the queen's initial silence seemed to send a loud message about the monarchies coolness towards diana, and her remarkable popularity. >> there was a lot of resentment after diana's death that the queen was somehow not with her people. and pres

remember that william and kate got that when william and kate got engaged 2010, we hotfoot it to st james's palacenavy blue dress. we a cup of tea with her. i remember her turning to me and i saw the ring and i said, my goodness, look at that ring. said, my goodness, look at that fing.and said, my goodness, look at that ring. and she said, yes, it was william's mother's. so it's very special. very special. i think i wanted something like, wanted to say something like, no, sherlock, but i smiled no, sherlock, but i just smiled and never got an and took all in. we never got an opportunity a meet and greet opportunity for a meet and greet with that would have with meghan. no. that would have helped to have had some helped right. to have had some face time. ended having her face time. she ended having her favourite she favourite journalist and she some contact with them it some contact with them but it wasn't let's be honest necessarily members of the mainstream media that's camilla tominey she's going to stay with me here right up until 2:00. i'm also going be talking about also going to be talking ab

of course, questionnaire, whether they'll be any reaction from buckingham palace. jamesmeghan, getting personal. >> tting personal >> >> somehow involves when and supportive of this fundraising attempt. it's not just me. it is other cable news people. they end up in these things. we have nothing to do with a. i'm just wondering if that's the kind of thing that you are targeting? >> well, a number of different problems. that is one of them. all of the time as well. to benefit causes that i haven't necessarily approved of or signed off on. we also see things like [inaudible] quadruple matches. we have more donors and years of code. none of those things are true. it is true that they can take. money i was sad to say my campaign was a poster child for that. incredibly expensive for my race. we need to continue complications to went races. regardless of whether those are democrat or republican. i respect people's choices. they shouldn't vote scam artists. >> what about the trump fundraising operation that is being run. allegedly to help candidates in this last election than t

this is very much harry and meghan's version of events, the palace is unlikely to make any formal comment. jamesan abc news in london. who james. things are heating up. okay harry and megan airing their latest allegations on television. in front of the world is not sitting well across the pond with the british press our own. will ganz caught the red eye, apparently from new york, and he's back in london. will you're reading those papers ? what have you found a good day to you there, andrew and morgan ? no to no one's surprise. the british tabloids are siding with the firm and this morning's front pages are not holding back the daily mail sharing this photo of will and kate with the headline dignity in the face of treachery. calling the netflix docuseries quote harry's savage onslaught of william and king charles and then the sun, their headline reading the trader and the dutiful adding that prince harry has the gall to demand an apology from his family. but as for will, and kate, the prince and princess of wales, it was business as usual. they hosted their second annual royal carols together at

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i was which is like rage, and when arousal, but there is a quote from a guy -- james halt, who's a former palace or this family anointed by god and by blood to roll over our country and other countries around the world. it's a difficult conversation to have, he says. [laughter] >> when you couple is my hopefully about this. sometimes, just take a step back -- and it's what makes my head hurt. it's insane! it's insane! >> well you've always felt this way, about the monarchy. >> it's what i like about this documentary is that it's at least bringing up the conversation about the whole thing again and making people look at it and go -- what is like, and what we are talking about? let alone talking about in america -- where as i see, my favorite massachusetts girl, you know and you thought you'd be done with. i >> thought would be done with -- >> it the whole world? >> thank you for all the different perspectives. we'll be right back (vo) through the share the love event, subaru retailers have supported over seventeen hundred hometown charities. (phil) have i witnessed and seen the impact of what we

but there's a quote from a guy, james holt, who's a former palace spokesman who says there's a family it's a difficult conversation to have. he says. which encapsulates my whole feeling about this. sometimes you have to take a step back, and it sort of makes my hair -- it's insane. it's insane what we're talking about. >> so what i like about this documentary, is at least bringing up the conversation about the whole thing again and making people look at it and go, wait a second, what are we actually talking about? let alone, talking about in america? where is s.e., my favorite massachusetts girl points out, we fought a war about this. >> we thought we'd be done with it. >> all right, friends. thank you for all the different perspectives. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion and sinus s pressure by reducing swelliling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my

the accession council gathered at st james's palace, former prime ministers, members of the royal familybour to many here, and they came out to say goodbye, sometimes in their own unique way. arriving in edinburgh, the queen's coffin was first taken to the palace of holyroodhouse. in a moving moment, her daughter princess anne curtsied to her mother's coffin as it was taken into the royal residence. the following day, the focus moved to st giles' cathedral, where for almost 2a hours, the public filed past to view the lying at rest. on tuesday 13th september, the queen left scotland for the last time as the public mourning moved to london. through the gloomy, drizzly skies, an raf aircraft brought the queen back to northolt, the raf base from where she had left her balmoral earlier in the summer. and as the evening set in, the state hearse took the queen to buckingham palace. through the suburbs of west london, traffic stopped, main roads closed, people came out to see. the involvement of the public was to be part of all events leading up to the funeral. thousands lined the streets of cen

james longman reports from buckingham palace. good morning, george. harry and meghan docu-series gave us a chance to know them better. but the next three episodes okay to be a lot more fiery if the trailer is anything to go by, including possibly the reasons why harry has fallen out with his brother and his father. >> i wasn't being thrown to the wolves, i was being fed to the wolves. >> reporter: this morning, the royal family is bracing for the next installment of "harry & new claims of unfair treatment. >> we were happy to lie to protect my brother. they were never willing to tell the truth to protect us. >> reporter: in a preview for the last three episodes which is co-producered by their company, the sussexes are taking aim and look set to present harry's side of the story on the fallout with his father king charles and brother prince william. >> i wonder what had would have happened to us had we not got out when we did. >> the couple made these claims before about william being protected. the big question is, are they going to be clearer about w

james: that is a decision for the voters. i haven't even been sworn in, i'm looking forward to making a to do list. you can talk about palace but i have a lot of work to do for my district. lisa: john james, thank you for your time here mr. james:. -- your time. mr. james: thank you. ♪ judy: today for the third time in 24 hours, a military base in russia was attacked. moscow blamed ukraine. meantime, the drive for accountability for russian war crimes in ukraine continues. in a moment, nick schifrin will speak with a leading ukrainian human rights activist, but first he joins me here. nick, hello. what do we know about these targets that were struck inside russia, and what about the weapons used? nick: the target today was an oil field near an airfield in southern russia. the russian governor said multiple drones struck it, you can see it on fire. the location is about 50 miles from the ukraine-russia border. what is significant is the pattern and location of the attacks yesterday on a russian base 372 miles from the ukrainian border. that base hosts nuclear capable, long-range bombers that have bombed ukraine p and another

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