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prince william speaking at kensington palace a short time ago. us now. prince harry has also spoken out a short ago. a real sense of the strength of feeling from both brothers. it's hard to overstate the strength of feeling especially expressed by william this evening, notjust about martin bashir, but with the whole bbc, whom he thinks entirely failed to investigate the matter and covered up elements that were not to its liking stock note, there was no talk of drawing a line under this. there was no talk of this being a long time ago. instead, he effectively accuses the bbc of driving his parents towards divorce and of playing some part in the events that led towards his mother's death. harry too issued a statement, not as angry, not so pointed, instead referring, as he has before, to a culture of exploitation and unethical practices. in the past, of course, it's been harry who has been so angry with the media. william appeared to have made his peace with it, but tonight, the second in line to the throne has launched a visceral attack on the bbc,

prince william made a statement from kensington palace this evening.n and his team for the report. it is welcome that the bbc accepts lord dyson�*s findings in full, which are extremely concerning — that bbc employees lied and used fake documents to obtain the interview with my mother, made lurid and false claims about the royal family which played on herfears and fuelled paranoia, displayed woeful incompetence when investigating complaints and concerns about the programme, and were evasive in their reporting to the media and covered up what they knew from their internal investigation. it is my view that the deceitful way the interview was obtained substantially influenced what my mother said. the interview was a major contribution to making my parents�* relationship worse and has since hurt countless others. it brings indescribable sadness to know that the bbc�*s failures contributed significantly to herfear, paranoia and isolation that i remember from those final years with her. prince william speaking at kensington palace a few hours ago. stay with

so this is the final destination for the protest, if you like, kensington high street. exits further down to the left there down a private road, with police guard as you would expect with different kind of embassies, but that has not stopped people here wanting to be seen and heard. you speak to people here, they don't see it as a conflict, they don't see it as a conflict, they call it out and out oppression in terms of what is going on in the gaza strip and other palestinian territories. the core message is for the israelis to stop the air strikes that are currently taking place and for the uk government to intervene. now, as people are taking to the streets, they first appeared on hyde park corner, which is about a mile and a half or so away. they came through and they were singing. it's been passionate, but it has also been passionate, but it has also been peaceful. there are a minority of people who climate scaffolding here. the police have taken hands off approach and successfully talked many of them down. but as all of this activity is happening, us negotiators ar

she got herjab at london's science museum, a short walk from her home at kensington palace. 0n socialhe thanked all those who played a part in the vaccine rollout. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show. my very own spacesuit. i look ready, ifeel ready, i'm ready. you hear the echoing gunshots. tonight is supposed to be the coldest night of the year, so that's good, as i head into my unheated church room for the night. this is an incredible . experience on an old, disused railway line, very shuddery, - but exhilarating! hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from tokyo, home to the bullet train, arguably the world's best sushi and capsule hotels, the uniquelyjapanese place to rest your head. but you also might end up bumping it if you wake up in the middle of the night. and whilst we wait to get back on the road again, this week, we thought we'd take a look back at some of the strangest places we've stayed on the show over the years. and while they might not be as cramped as a capsule hotel, they've left their mark and memo

they've been performing to people at a vaccination centre in north kensington.astrazeneca was in the news and people were really fearful of having it so we feared having a very large rate where people did not attend. so, often that happens, they will turn up and change their mind and worry. we had only one person who didn't want it on that day out of about 700 or 800 that we did that day. let's take a look at the travel situation now. the dlr has minor delays between beckton and tower gateway after an electrical fault. a look at the roads now. just the usual queues at the blackwall tunnel, as you can see traffic is building northbound from woolwich road. and in enfield there's been an accident on the a10, two lanes are closed northbound at bullsmoor lane. time for the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. a rather damp and windy day in prospect as an unseasonably deep area of low pressure moves across the central swathe of the uk eastwards, the wind strengthening as it does so, and the met office has a yellow weather warning in place for the strong winds. we

a few hours ago, prince william has made a statement from kensington palace after the report was releasedout publicly like this. this is what he had to say. i'd like to thank lord dyson and his team for the report. it is welcome that the bbc accepts lord dyson's findings in full, which are extremely concerning — that bbc employees lied and used fake documents to obtain the interview with my mother, made lurid and false claims about the royal family which played on herfears and fuelled paranoia, displayed woeful incompetence when investigating complaints and concerns about the programme, and were evasive in their reporting to the media and covered up what they knew from their internal investigation. it is my view that the deceitful way the interview was obtained substantially influenced what my mother said. the interview was a major contribution to making my parents' relationship worse and has since hurt countless others. it brings indescribable sadness to know that the bbc�*s failures contributed significantly to herfear, paranoia and isolation that i remember from those final years with

she got herjab at london's science museum, a short walk from her home at kensington palace. 0n socialt. more than a hundred long—tailed macaque monkeys that were being illegally smuggled in the back of a pickup truck have been rescued in thailand. a field hospital has been set up to treat 80 of them. russell trott has the story. sedated but safe. rescued macaque monkeys — many pregnant — being treated by thai medical teams. more than 100 were discovered — terrified, struggling and gasping for air, in mesh bags tied together and being transported to the cambodian border. 18 didn't make it. translation: the monkeys i were exhausted and dehydrated for a long time. some of them had respiratory problems because of overcrowding during the smuggling operation. wildlife smuggling in asia is nothing new — tigers, along with other animals have been traded — dead or alive — to neighbouring countries in what is a lucrative, if illegal, business. the authorities have been intercepting the banned wildlife shipments, but closing down the ruthless gangs behind it is a more difficult proposition. the

she posted this photo of her jab at london's science museum, a short walk from her home at kensingtonat the top of the hour. a reminder you can reach me on twitter — i'm @marklobel. hello, there. many places saw some warm sunshine on saturday but we did have a bit more cloud across northern and western areas. but through sunday and into bank holiday monday we should see more in the way of sunshine, so it will feel warmer across the board. now high pressure is dominating the scene but its orientation, where it's sitting, is allowing a little bit of low cloud and mist to roll in off the north sea, and that will affect northern and eastern coasts at times. but it will tend to burn back to the coast through the day. the odd isolated shower could develop here and there. we could see a little bit of high cloud across southern britain into the afternoon. but it's the low cloud and mist affecting the northern isles, perhaps down in towards north—east england, across in towards coastal east anglia, which could affect the temperatures. close to the coast, around the mid teens celsius, but you h

she posted this photo of her jab at london's science museum, a short walk from her home at kensingtonas born without arms and always wanted to be a professional athlete. he practised basketball for years but knew he wouldn't make the us nba league. then he found archery and his life changed forever. he won a silver medal at the 2012 london paralympics and now he's aiming for gold in tokyo. music. people ask me how i taught myself how to like eat and stuff. and i don't remember because obviously at two years old i was already holding a fork in my foot. so apparently my brain just knew how i was going to have to do that stuff before i actually realised that i had no arms. when i was younger, i wanted to be the best basketball player in the world and i spent years practising and i got pretty good at it for a guy without arms. the reality was that i was never going to be an nba basketball player, but i needed to do itjust to prove that i could. probably within a couple of weeks of getting a bow i knew what i was supposed to do with my life. i'd found my michaeljordan moment and at that po

they're now flooding down this lane, through hyde park, to the mile or so in kensington to the israelie they're going to demonstrate as close as possible, we understand, and call for israel to end its operations, as well as for the uk government to intervene. as you can see, there are people of allages, generations, here who have come out this morning. as we speak, and as these people come down, us negotiators are in the middle east to call on both sides to de—escalate. but the feeling here, and there is a lot of passion here, the feeling is that will not do anything any time soon. we will be life with our corresponded in a geyser in the next few minutes. people eligible for a vaccine in areas where the coronavirus indian variant is spreading are being urged to get the jab. the government says testing for the variant is being carried out in parts of scotland, london, the midlands, and also in the north west of england where the army is to be deployed to help with surge testing efforts. 0ur health correspondent, katherine da costa, reports. excuse me, keep walking. large numbers turned

she got herjab at london's science museum, a short walk from her home at kensington palace.an 18 year old man has appeared in court charged with conspiracy to murder over the shooting of the black lives matter activist sasha johnson in south london last week. she remains in hospital. our correspondent tim muffett was in court. it's almost one week since sasha johnson was shot at a house party in peckham in south london. thank you all for coming today. the black lives matter activist remains in a critical condition in hospital. this morning 18—year—old cameron deriggs of bromley hill in lewisham appeared at westminster magistrates�* court. he's been charged with conspiracy to murder in relation to the shooting. several members of cameron deriggs�* family, including his parents, watched proceedings from the public gallery. an application for bail was rejected by districtjudge michael snow. deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey on the 25th ofjune. four other men have also been arrested in relation to the incident but have been bailed until latejune. detectives are cont

she got herjab at london's science museum, a short walk from her home at kensington palace.accine rollout. the authorities in northern india say at least twenty—two people have died after consuming toxic liquor in the state of uttar pradesh. they said the victims bought bottles of alcohol from licensed shops on thursday but complained of illness after drinking it. twelve more are being treated in hospital — some are critical. the authorities have arrested six people and sealed five stores in connection with the incident. an 18 year old man has appeared in court charged with conspiracy to murder over the shooting of black lives matter activist sasha johnson in south london last week. she remains in hospital. our correspondent tim muffett was in court. it's almost one week since sasha johnson was shot at a house party in peckham in south london. thank you all for coming today. the black lives matter activist remains in a critical condition in hospital. this morning 18—year—old cameron deriggs of bromley hill in lewisham appeared at westminster magistrates�* court. he's been ch

she got her jab at london's science museum, a short walk from her home at kensington palace. 0n social10 has declined to comment on reports that borisjohnson married his fiancee carrie simonds earlier today in a secret ceremony. the prime minister is said to have exchanged vows with ms symonds in westminster cathedral, in front of a number of close friends and family. 0ur political correspondent helen catt gave us this update from downing street. they have been a lot of speculation about exactly when and how this wedding was going to take place. the sun and several other papers this evening reporting that it happened earlier at west minister at cathedral. not very hard for the enough of a mirror in downing street. the couple up in downing street. the couple up been linked publicly in the media since the start of 2019 when they moved in here later that year after boris johnson was elected leader of the conservative party they were the first unmarried couple to do so. they got engaged later that year towards the end of 2019. last year they had a son wilford. he's notjust over a year old.

kensington palace tweeted a picture of the masked duke with his sleeve rolled up and a needle in hise working on the vaccine roll—out — "thank you for everything you've done and continue to do." more than 80% of people injapan want this summer's tokyo olympics to be called off, according to a new poll. opposition to the games appears to be increasing as japan endures a fourth wave of covid infections. the international olympic committee insists the games will be safe to go ahead injuly as planned. from tokyo, our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes. never before has a summer 0lympics faced such overwhelming opposition from the people of the host nation. as japan's covid pandemic continues to get worse, the opposition is growing louder and more prominent. this double—page spread has appeared in several newspapers. it's an old photo from world war ii ofjapanese children training to fight the americans with bamboo spears. except now, the enemy is covid. "no vaccines," it reads. "no drugs. "are we supposed to fight the virus with bamboo spears?" even those who have signed up as 0lympic

she got her shot at the science museum at kensington palace and paid tribute to everyone involved inion program. kitty logan has more. the uk government wants to lift all covid restrictions that their increasing concerns about a new india variant spreading faster than other strains. 3398 new covid cases the highest figure in two months and a majority of those new cases are the india variant. so far vaccinations are helping to keep it under control. 59 billion had their first dose in the uk and to complete that vaccination program before cases rise further. >> we will do we can't to have people have both jabs. it's very important. the second thing is we monitor these new variants really really carefully to check the effectiveness of the vaccine. the duchess of cambridge received her vaccine today hoping that other young people will follow her example. restrictions are slowly easing. initially the gardens have reopened of the country supporting up to 3000 cases daily. the virus has reached the base camp below mt. everest and outbreak there isolated and authorities not closing the camps

in the east bay, includes north berkeley hill, kensington, albany and richmond. >>> we are getting ar idea of the changing workplace for two bay area employees. employees can return to the office in less than two weeks. no word on whether this means the end of remote work for the company. google expects 20% of employees will work from home after its offices reopen later this year. the other 80% will work on site a few days a week or work from new office locations. >>> and google is being sued for secretly collecting and selling user's personal information. the suit is set to be filed today in san jose. a law firm has been tracking the alleged violations for months and claims that google is collecting the data and selling it at auctions for advertisements despite google's promise to never sell personal information to third parties. abc7 news has reached out to google for comment. >>> the man accused of stabbing two women in san francisco is expected to be charged as soon as today. one of the victims is 63. the other is 85-year-old chu fong. the gofundme account surpassed the goal. her

as was kensington, it seems like the gop is putting all his chips on a guy without doesn't know how totrump's approval ratings in swing districts, spettive quongal districts, he's not popular with the voters that republicans need in order to win back the house of representatives. although he's very popular with republican-based voters. so this is is a big gamble, truly, by kevin mccarthy. he's doing this because he wants to b the speaker and thinks he can only do that with trump's support. but what is so interesting is liz cheney is being to be replaced by a congresswoman from he lease stefanik, she by any measure far more liberal than liz cheney. he lease stepan-- stefanik by any measure far less reliably supportive of the trump agenda. so why support he lease stefanik over liz cheney. entirely as you know because of one thing. liz cheney will not lie about the election and she won't lie about the insurrection. and that is it. so we're seeing the entire republican party not only say we're all in with trump, most of the republican party and the leadership in the house. not only saying

for him to put himself out there and stand in the gardens of his mother's apartment in kensington palaceim say those colored the final years he had with her and hastened let demise of the parents marj. it's extraordinary. he has endured so much trauma and suffering but done it silently. and people tent to think that harry lost his mother. william did too and he hasn't said much about it until now. >> absolutely trisha, this is incredible. in the past, you know, however many weeks it's been since the oprah interview, the flood gates have opened and now we're learning just more about what these boys and their mother endured. >> well, both of the boys have been involved in mental health charities. so it's not surprising that harry is finally speaking out. and i think it's really important to note harry's remarks, that -- a lot of the practices that were uncovered during, looking at the martin bashir interview and how he led diana to believe he was truth worth a lot of the ways of getting information have not change. and he actually says one of the reasons that he decamped if you like to cal

who has— i think it is only ad in kensington who has come out in solid pop support— who has come out play for her seat on may 12. it is not looking _ play for her seat on may 12. it is not looking great for her. again, that is— not looking great for her. again, that is the — not looking great for her. again, that is the issue, integrity seems to be _ that is the issue, integrity seems to be something that is mutually exclusive — to be something that is mutually exclusive with the rising in the ranks — exclusive with the rising in the ranks of— exclusive with the rising in the ranks of leadership right now. if liz ranks of leadership right now. liz cheney ranks of leadership right now. if liz cheney loses her role as the number three andy house republican leadership, it seems a relative newcomer from upstate new york would take her role. but if we look at the voting records of those two, you can see liz cheney is a real conservative and a lease is not. liz cheney has an 80% conservative voting record compared to elise, who is there at 48%. is the republican party no longer conservativ

let's get to edward lawrence because he's live in his backyard in kensington, maryland , firing up thethe data to tell us exactly how much more we'll all be paying this memorial day. edward? reporter: yeah, you talked about it, liz so i've got it here. the apron, now we are going to be paying more this year. i went to the store last night this is what i bought. i bought two steaks and ground beef and some cheese slices here , you see the kraft singles and that was $70 and that was a little sticker shock to me, inflation is up about 4.2%, overall this year if you went to buy a grill for the memorial day weekend, lowe's, home depot, it's all more expensive this year because of the supply chain shortages as well as the gas prices, they are all being passed on to customers here. look at some of the other sticker shocks here, if you were to buy u.s. choice steak meat, it's up 8.6%, a hot dog, are up 8.2% year-over-year from last year to this year, american processed cheese because what's a burger without processed cheese up 3% and an important one, wine is up 10.9% and now you have to grill

the district line is shut between west ham, edgware road and wimbledon and kensington 0lympia, richmond the day today. a little bit of early mist here and there, like we saw through the weekend, but not as extensive, clears very quickly, and then it's dry, sunny and warm today with temperatures easily in the low 20s celsius. we could see 23 or 24 degrees — into the mid 70s in fahrenheit. 0vernight tonight, not quite as chilly as the last couple of nights — in suburbs temperatures have been falling down to mid single figures. got that warmer air with us — again, you couldn't rule out a little bit of low cloud here and there, but generally temperatures will be a few degrees up on what we have seen through the weekend to start your tuesday. and it's another dry, sunny and warm for tuesday and for wednesday, too — temperatures comfortably in the mid 20s celsius on wednesday. there's a potential somewhere could see 25 or 26 degrees — that's the high 70s in fahrenheit. when does a breakdown come? perhaps towards the end of the week, into next weekend. there's more form me in half an hour — lo

we have a great array of folks joining us from the dmv area arlington fairfax dc kensington are all in the house. we've got in texas austin, frisco dallas, greensboro, north carolina my friends in white bear lake minnesota with us along with minneapolis, connecticut, new jersey, you got some folks from riverview and palm beach gardens in florida. asheville is here roanoke dagsboro, delaware. we've got some international in canada toronto vancouver and indonesia, and of course many from the bobcat nation, so we're very pleased to have to say no bobcats now many many bobcat references for sure before we before we jump in to the questions and let folks have a minute to add their questions. let me ask you one that that's come up when we do a series with the presidential library directors, and i've started this series with our first ladies about legacy and and you know, one of the things were as a nation we're looking at changing legacies, especially around our founders as you think about first ladies and obviously the arc of history and historians like the let some time pass before they ca

its residents partially vaccinated the same in 947 oh, seven, which includes the berkeley hills, kensington82, which covers san ramon has a night. 85% vaccination rate among the least vaccinated zip codes in the bay area are 94603 near the oakland coliseum. there only 46% have gotten there. first shot 954 oh, one in santa rosa stands at 55%5139 in san jose at 62. yeah. coming up next here on the floor, a fire at a popular music store on the peninsula. the question this afternoon wasn't an accident, or was it intentionally set also reparations for san francisco's african american residents coming up next here on the four will talk live with supervisors shaman walton about the big step the city took today to explore that idea. welcome to the place where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. where cacique inspires you to add your own flair. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. cacique. your auténtico awaits. homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you somethi

that area extends across two bounties to include north berkeley hills, kensington, allington and richmondsalesforce email mark phineas says employees will start return to the office in less than two weeks, on may 17th. google says, it now expects 20% of its employees will be working from home, after its offices reopen later this year. the other 80% will either be working on site for a few days or weeks, or work from new office locations. >>> google is getting sued for secretly collecting and selling users personal information. the suit is set to be filed today in san jose. a burlingame based law firm has been tracking the alleged violations for months. a claims google is collecting data and selling it in auctions for advertisements. that's despite google's promise to never sell personal information to third parties. abc seven news has reached out to google for comment. >>> the man accused of stabbing two women in san francisco is expected to be charged as soon as today. one of the victims is 63 years old, the other, 85-year-old chu fong. a gofundme account for her surpassed its $50,000 go

in terms of rapprochement is, we know there is the unveiling of the statue of princess diana in kensingtonng - to be there. talking about the british paparazzi rewriting of i to be there. talking about the l british paparazzi rewriting of his time in a also in afghanistan, what has been the reaction? —— reminding him of his time in afghanistan. those who already support him feel it is good for somebody to speak about mental health, others think it is unusual for somebody living in a $40 million mansion to spend a long time talking about suffering what others have plenty of things on my mind. . ~' ,, others have plenty of things on my mind. ., ~ i. .~ , you may remember the dramatic pictures of a fireball lighting up the night sky in gloucestershire in february. we covered it here, one of our editors knows the area very well so nature it was prominently featured. —— made sure it was prominently featured. it was a rare meteorite that crashed onto a driveway, and now it�*s going on display at the natural history museum when it reopens on monday. scientists hope some of the recovered fragments

kensington palace tweeted a picture of the masked duke with his sleeve rolled up and a needle in hisnd continue to do." 0k, ok, wejust ok, we just got some breaking ok, wejust got some breaking news coming in from the middle east, confirming the competent with israel and hamas in gaza, so as it stands, we are hearing, via the reuters news agency, that the israeli cabinet in agency, that the israeli cabinet in a statement has said that the gaza truce was proposed by egypt and will be neutral and unconditional. so we also know that there is no confirmation as yet of the hour, but as it stands, there has been a cease—fire negotiated by egypt that is set to come into place, and it's been described that it will be mutual and unconditional. this is a statement that has come into his by the israeli cabinet, in a statement released earlier. israeli media reports are also saying that hamas officials are saying that israel and hamas will enter the cease—fire that's been described as mutual and simultaneous at approximately 2am on friday, so we are waiting on confirmation on that, so that is on

kensington palace tweeted out this photo a little earlier.the next few days. we got low pressure coming in from the atlantic today, bringing in all those rain, moving northwards and eastwards. bringing in all this rain, moving northwards and eastwards. some of that heavy and persistent. lighter rain across parts of the south—east of england and sunshine and showers across shetland, but the wind will also be strengthening through the day, with gales across the irish sea, parts of wales and the south—west. even inland, we could have gusts as much as 40 mph. through this evening and overnight, our rain continues to move eastwards, the wind picking up across southern areas. we still could have gusts of 40 mph, 50 mph, more than that along the coast and it's going to be a mild night, with temperatures more or less across the board between nine and 10 degrees. now, tomorrow, we see that rain drift across southern areas. here, too, very gusty winds across southern england, the south—west, into east anglia and the south—east. as the rain pulls into t

a very slow stretch of traffic we have here coming down from kensington. >>> we are looking at the cloudsy, in the studio from the new thriller, "army of the dea "army of the dead," omari hardwick. plus, a performance from the winner of "american idol," chayce beckham. plus, your comments and questions directly from the "inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: deja, good morning. kelly ripa. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: thanks. good morning, kelly. monday, may 24th.

apologized but pointed to this letter, published for the first time as evidence, alongside the report on kensingtono regrets. now, bashir says he is still immensely proud of that interview. we should say, he left the bbc last week because of ongoing health problems. he did used to work for msnbc. savannah >> molly, let's talk about prince harry he also has made headlines and real revelations about him and about meghan and what they went through during her pregnancy >> reporter: savannah, that's right. it's a really honest, raw conversation that prince harry had. so prince meghan -- sorry -- duchess meghan spoke about this in her interview with oprah. she spoke about having real suicidal thoughts. harry speaks about this more he talks about the night she confided in him. she was so afraid of hurting him, of him losing another person that he loves he also says he was ashamed by his reaction he was angry that he had put them in this position. they were out smiling for the cameras, pretending everything was okay, when everything so clearly was not. guys >> molly hunter, thank you very much. >>> coming

in housing regeneration in kensington and chelsea, his job was to oversee on behalf of the council thehich had been sent by... we have lost tom, unfortunately. can you l lost tom, unfortunately. can you still hear me? we can now, you are back. . , ., . ., back. carry on. so the councillor in 2014 was sent _ back. carry on. so the councillor in 2014 was sent an _ back. carry on. so the councillor in 2014 was sent an e-mail _ back. carry on. so the councillor in| 2014 was sent an e-mail containing 2014 was sent an e—mail containing leaflets from the london fire brigade which told councillors the sort of questions they should ask when considering housing issues when visiting a housing estate. the counsellor said he had not opened the e—mail already has documents and he admitted he should have done, especially given what happened later with a fire in 2017 which led to the deaths of 72 people but he said he felt the job of ensuring fire safety was really important that experts had the necessary skills and experience to do that kind of work to ensure the safety of residents. thank you. a glo

host: joining us from kensington, maryland is tom hart , the acting ceo of the one campaign, which isanization dedicated to fighting extreme poverty and preventable disease around the world. we work with public policy officials in washington and all over the world to try to adopt policies to help those objectives. host: those policies include vaccine distribution. let's focus on what everyone is calling a crisis in india. from your perspective, how bad is covid-19 in that country and what role should the u.s. way in terms of providing more vaccines and assistance to india? tom: the crisis in india is devastating. they are already posting daily infection numbers above the worst cases is that we saw in the united states and we expect that as an undercount. unfortunately i think we are just seeing the tip of the iceberg there. this is a catastrophe unfolding before our eyes and the world needs to act urgently to begin to address it. i applaud the biden administration's initial actions with donated doses and emergency supplies. much more needs to happen urgently and it's not just the unit

rapprochement, we do know there is one thing coming up, the unveiling of the statue of princess diana in kensington of his time in afghanistan in a war zone. i mean, what has the reaction been to this? i think the reaction has been, the ones that i follow, broadly, a reaction, a following of what we saw in march. those who already support prince harry, those who already support the explain aside, feel it is good for someone to talk about their mental health. other people think it is a bit unusual for someone who lives in a $14 million mansion to spend an awful lot of time talking about suffering and that when other people have plenty of other things on their mind. james reynolds on prince harry's latest podcast. the headlines on bbc news... israel steps up its assault on gaza — as palestinian rockets continue to target civilian areas in central and southern israel. inside israel there's been more violence between jewish and arab groups. the government's ordered a massive security reinforcement. new government measures are put in place and others considered to tackle a spike in cases of the indian v

this handwritten letterfrom princess diana dated the 22nd of december 1995, on the screen and her kensingtonember 1995 about the interview. there were concerns raised at the time. and he produced out to show, yes, there were these mocked up statements, he couldn't explain why he had done these statements, but he hadn't shown them to princess diana so the time that the end of the matter. you haven't used them, we don't know why you created them, you can't explain why you did create them, but it appears that did not affect the actual interview. the missing element of all of this was the man who wasn't speaking at the time, earl spencer, who had seen these documents. and lord dyson says it is amazing that the investigation didn't ask earl spencer at the time about this, especially when they knew that martin bashir had lied about saying he hadn't shown them to earl spencer. about saying he hadn't shown them to earl spencer-— earl spencer. there's also a question — earl spencer. there's also a question about _ earl spencer. there's also a question about the - earl spencer. there's also a question

kensington palace tweeted out this photo a little earlier.t done that. prince william thanked all those working on the roll—out of the vaccine programme. the home office says it has the capacity to carry out 10,000 checks a day to enforce the home quarantine rule for arrivals from so—called amber list countries. since monday, travel has been permitted from england to more than 170 countries and territories on the government's amber list — but borisjohnson says people should not be going on holidays to those countries. travellers returning from amber—list countries must comply with a ten—day home quarantine rule. the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, has said his first meeting with the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has been constructive. the two men spoke for almost two hours in iceland on the sidelines of a meeting of the arctic council. us state department officials said talks had been business—like but there had been no breakthroughs. will grant is in washington. since the cold war, the arctic has been a sphere for potential

kensington palace tweeted out this photo a little earlier. here now, but he's not here in person, is he? yes, i miss him a lot. lauren has really struggled to cope with the loss of her husband, cricketing legend, bob willis. bob had prostate cancer and died in 2019. he was very funny. we laughed a lot. we had quite a naughty rude sense of humour and liked the same things, so we made each other laugh. i think i kept upbeat for him and he kept upbeat for me, and whether that was good or bad, ultimately, because we didn't really talk about him dying and how i would live without him and stuff, which i regret now, but it was about keeping upbeat and happy and not bringing each other down. bob willis played 90 tests for england but will always be remembered for headingley, 1981. and he's caught it! going into the match, he was angry. he was under a lot of pressure and probably if he hadn't performed he wouldn't have ever played for england again. coming in off his long run, bob willis tore the australians apart. willis has taken his sixth wicket. i