peter hunt, bbc news, kensington palace.lection monitors have strongly criticised turkey's referendum which gave the country's president sweeping new powers. they've condemned last—minute changes to the way the vote was counted and said there was state interference and media bias against the no campaign. but president erdogan said his yes campaign had triumphed despite the influence of what he called western crusaders. our world affairs editorjohn simpson has just sent this report. mr erdogan was out in the streets of istanbul this morning accepting the congratulations of some of his more fervent supporters. he only won yesterday's referendum by a whisker after staging the most expensive electoral campaign in turkish history. in ankara, the capital, leaders of the international monitoring team who had observed the election gave their summing up. it was unquestionably damning about the way the no campaign had been treated. the campaign rhetoric was tarnished by some senior officials equating no supporters with terrorist sympa

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at kensington palace.di arabia on the second day of a visit to develop closer trading and security links with the gulf states. the prime minister rejected criticism of her visit from those who draw attention to saudi arabia's record on human rights. she said she'd have no difficulty in raising what she called "hard issues", including saudi involvement in the war in neighbouring yemen. 0ur deputy political editor, john pienaar, is travelling with the prime minister. a warm welcome for theresa may, and this time no—one could blame herfor enjoying it. her day started with a visit to this uk—supported secondary school in oman, where these children, jordanians and syrian refugees, learn and dream, some told her, of becoming doctors. the smiling face of british policy in the region. it's not all this easy. next stop, saudi arabia and down to business, boosting trade, mostly lucrative arms sales. earlier, she'd brushed aside those who say it's wrong to support and sell weapons to a country so criticised for its r

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at kensington palace.ring how to fix the problem of pedestrians, bikes and cars battling for space in the enormous cities of the middle kingdom. china correspondent stephen mcdonell took to the streets of beijing to try and find a path through the chaos. the rapid success of china's bike hire companies took everybody by surprise. it has also raised questions as to how a city should run its transport. it not about the roads, but the foot paths. as you can see, there are spaces in beijing which are now totally crammed with bikes. the beauty is that you scan them with your phone, and then leave them with your phone, and then leave them wherever you like for the next person —— footpaths. some of those complaining about the bikes want to park cars on the footpath. ultimately, this system is effective because the bikes are everywhere. if the authorities limit is too much, they could ruin the whole scheme. they'd be doing something that really works and that millions of people are using. —— they'd be killing. you

peter hunt, bbc news, kensington palace.st, dr susie 0rbach. thank you very much for being with us thank you very much for being with us this evening. 20 years seems a very long time. you would remember the criticism back at the time when she did her bbc interview about the things that you talked about, the isolation and fear thatjihad, there was a sense that this is stuck talk about in public. 20 years on behalf of sun grown up as a man saying very openly that his life has gone through chaos because of the loss of his mum at such a young age. do you think we have moved on and yet in terms of attitude to talking about these things? it is interesting. i think there are pockets in which we have moved on. whenever there is a crisis, train crash something ghastly, you hear that considers on the scene, so in some sense there is an acknowledgement that what happens, traumas, they need to be addressed in the present, but i still think there is a lot of discomfort between people about being able to address grief or sorrow or sadness

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at kensington palace.as broken the world record for a gemstone at an auction. it fetched more than $71 in hong kong. —— $71 million. the 59.6 carat ‘pink star‘ is the largest polished diamond in its class to go under the hammer. it fetched a higher price when it was put up for auction in 2013, going for $83 million, but the new york—based buyer defaulted on the deal. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @benmbland. coming up injust a couple of minutes, sally has all the latest business news in world business report. first, a look at the weather where you are. high pressure is going to be the dominating force for the weather across the uk for the rest of this week and into the weekend. here it is, just nudging in from the south—west, pushing that area of low pressure out of the way — and that has brought some severe gales to the far north of scotland, and certainly to the northern isles, that gradually easing down. so first thing on wednesday, for most of us, the winds will

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at kensington palace. you have been watching newsday on the bbc.or continues, and today will be looking at thailand, and how it is being transformed and what is driving the demand. and before we go, i wanted to leave you with this picture from last week. they hike was given a warning after what appeared to be an abandoned black bear cub in are gone. now to orphan farecards had been saved in montenegro by a farmer. both cases are raising questions about the saving of wild animals. hello there. high pressures could be the dominating force for the weather across the uk for the rest of this week and into the weekend. here it is, just nudging in from the south—west, pushing that area of low pressure out of the way. and that has brought some severe gales to the far north of scotland and certainly to the northern isles. that gradually easing down. so posting on wednesday, for most of us, the whistle be light. a chilly start across england and wales, particularly in rural places. quite a lot of cloud across the northern half of uk, will be windy. those of

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at kensington palace.ter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello there. high pressure is going to be the dominating force for the weather across the uk for the rest of this week and into the weekend. here it is, just nudging in from the south—west, pushing that area of low pressure out of the way — and that has brought some severe gales to the far north of scotland, and certainly to the northern isles, that gradually easing down. so first thing on wednesday, for most of us, the winds will be light, quite a chilly start across england and wales, especially in rural places. now, there will be quite a bit of cloud across the northern half of the uk, where it will be quite windy. the best of the sunshine, to start off with across central and southern areas. so that wind quite a feature across the northern half of scotland and for the northern isles, we'll see some outbreaks of rain and a little patchy rain as well across western scotland, drier across the east. but generally speaking, it's going to be quite cloudy for scot

nicholas witchell, bbc news, at kensington palace.accident that happened here was of the sort that can at worst produce a meltdown. in this case the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well 25 years of hatred and rage as they jump up 25 years of hatred and rage as they jump up on the statue. this be in role became a massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. —— this demonstration. todayis today is about the promise of a bright future, a day when we hope a line can be drawn under the bloody past. i think picasso's works were beautiful. they were intelligent. and it's a sad loss to everybody who loves art. this is bbc news. i'm mike embley. the latest headlines: the us has accused syria's president of brutal, unabashed barbarism after an apparent chemical attack left at least 58 people dead. a d raft a draft un resolution has called for a rapid investigation. all 11 candidates in the french presidential election have taken part in a live televised debate. the frontrunner in the polls, emmanuel macron, spoke

peter hunt, bbc news, kensington palace.al this evening and ten others have suffered burns, after a suspected acid attack at a nightclub in east london. police believe the men, in their 20s, were targeted in the mangle club in hackney. no—one's been arrested. easyjet has apologised to a couple who were ordered off an overbooked flight last week. the pair, who were due to fly from luton to italy, were not offered compensation or told that they were entitled to an alternative flight with another airline. earlier, joe lynam has been giving me more details. the passengers weren't deplaned, in the jargon, violently as it happened with united airlines. basically it's a bit of embarrassment for easyjet. the two people booked and paid for theirflight, the two people booked and paid for their flight, couldn't check in online for a technical reason, turned up at the desk, were given boarding passes, got to the plane, got on the plane and realised there we re got on the plane and realised there were not enough seats for them, were told

this new memorial garden marks that anniversary outside kensington palace where diana lived.afraid to reveal his own vulnerabilities to help others. >> i think by doing that, by finally saying, yes, i have had issues with my mental health. i have finally sought help for it, and it's fine, it's okay to not be normal all the time. i think harry will have done wonders to destigmatize the issue. >> reporter: and he's hoping others will follow his lead. >> the easiest thing would be is a shrink or whoever, americans call them shrinks. somebody you've never met before, you say i don't actually need your advice, just listen and you let it all rip. >> reporter: and he lets it rip in the ring, too. he's now taken up boxing, saying it helped save him. charlie daggett, cbs news, london. >>> still ahead, c 60% of women are wearing the wrong size pad and... ...experience leaks. introducing always my fit. find the number that's right for your flow and panty size on the top of any always pack. the better the fit, the better it protects. always. i just want to find a used car start at the ne

charlie daggett is at kensington palace.e new memorial gardens were just opened last week to mark the 20th anniversary of the death of principle s princess diana. it's the first time harry has spoken out about that loss. >> it was 20 years o years of total chaos. >> reporter: he said his brother, prince william finally convinced him to get professional help after suffering in silence. the pod cast interview was conducted by brine ey gordon. >> shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years has had a quite serious effect on, on not only my personal life but also my work as well. >> reporter: harry, just a boy at the time, said it took years to come to terms with the loss of his mother. >> all of a sudden, all of this grief that i'd never processed had come to the forefront. i was like, there's actually a lot to deal with. >> reporter: royal correspondent knows him pretty well, having interviewed the prince over the years. >> what he struggled with is trying to hide his private spceive in this public ease in that publi

our royal correspondent is at kensington palace now. will associate this business of trying to rid the world of landmines with the prince's mother. yes, and those with long memories will also remember that when she tried that in 1997 it wasn't universally popular, in fact she was attacked by a conservative junior minister at the time who said it was wrong for her to do this campaign, and prince harry 20 years on after her death made references to that, the fact it wasn't that popular, but said in another bit of that speech that she was motivated bya that speech that she was motivated by a desire to help people and talked about how she used her popularity to shine a light on people others had forgotten, ignored, or were too afraid to support. it was a powerful speech and he seemed emotional towards the end. he is trying to finish the work his mother started, and talked about people helping him to finish the work by 2025. thank you very much indeed. just bring you some news we arejust indeed. just bring you some news we are just receiving

this new memorial garden marks that anniversary outside kensington palace. it's where diana lived, now home to her two sons. like diana, harry isn't afraid to revell his own vulnerabilities in order to help others says royal correspondent. >> i think by doing that, by finally saying yes, i have had issues with my mental health, i have finally sought help for it and it's fine, it's okay to not be normal all the time, i think harry has done wonders to destigma advertise which is still an issue in this country. >> reporter: and he's hoping others will follow his lead. >> the easiest person to speak to is is a shrink americans call, someone su never met before, and you say listen, you can just listen. >> just listen me. >> and you just let it all out. >> and he lets it rip in the ring too. he is now taking up boxing, saying it helped save him. charlie dag add-- d'agata, cbs news, london. >> pelley: still ahead, celebrations of eggs and benedict, separate stories in a moment. >> pelley: police investigating the death of the rock star prince nearly one year ago fo

scenes outside kensington palace, unbridled mourning for a woman very few new.>> my way of dealing with it was stick might head in the sand, refusing to think about my mum, because why would that help? it is only going to make you sad not going to bring her back. >> shows you what an umter nightmare he has had. also the bravery, the courage that he has got to go out and talk publicly about this. so that it helps other people understand their own mental health. >> he is now at the other side, happy, apparently excited to become a father sometime and using his clut to -- his clout. could there be a better way to use royalty, strange celebrity. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> up next, what did this to megan lindsey's face. "the voice" finalist waking up to nerve pain and a shocking discovery. ♪ ooh love ♪ love hurts >> announcer: abc news "nightline," brought to you by geico. where's frank? it's league night! 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed.

they're doing this on facebook, and abc's lama hassan is outside kensington palace and has more for ushis is a cause close to prince william's heart and last year the duke and duchess along with prince harry launched their heads together campaign to end the stigma around mental health and prince william reached out to lady gaga from right here at kensington palace behind me because she revealed this is something she has to deal with every single day. take a look. this morning, real life royalty joining forces with the queen of pop. ♪ giving me a million reasons >> hello, prince william. >> hello, lady gaga. >> reporter: prince william facetiming lady gaga from kensington palace, discussing the need to open up about mental health. >> for me, the little bits that i've learned so far about mental health is very much the case of, it's okay to have this conversation, it's really important to have this conversation. >> reporter: lady gaga touching on her own experience, revealing she was suffering from ptsd from a sexual assault when she was 19 years old. >> even though it was hard, it was t

kensington palace has confirmed that the duke and duchess of cambridge's children are to be a pageboy ceremony. it is claimed that china is in forcing an elaborate system to obscure the massive scale of executions in the country despite repeated claims it is meeting dumbing making progress towards judicial transparency. that is the finding of amnesty international and there are an annual report on the use of the death penalty around the world. it shows once again china executed more people last year than all other countries in the world combined. i spoke to amnesty is short time ago about the official reporting of the number of executions. the main finding of the report really is that china is a complete outlier in the international community in respect the main finding of the report really is that china is a complete outlier in the international community in respect to the death penalty. china secretly sentences to death and executes thousands of people every year. the main finding of the report really is that china is a complete it also engages in elaborate efforts to mislead public

harry is a privileged prince who lives here at kensington palace.protect him from ill—health. he now wants to use his status to encourage others suffering in silence to follow his and seek help. it is a campaign championed by campaignfor help. it is a campaign championed by campaign for kate, william and harry. the racing royals will hope it will be a mental health marathon. the turkish president says all debate on constitutional change has ended following yesterday's referendum result. 51.5% of turks voted to give him sweeter and new powers. speaking to supporters he accused his foreign critics of having a crude seder mentality. he declared he would now begin the process of changing the constitution. he says he is confident he now has a mandate to push ahead with his plans to change the constitution which she hopes will be prevented by the next presidential election in 2019. he has been speaking to supporters in the last half—hour. has been speaking to supporters in the last half-hour. my dear brothers and sisters. with this new constitutional amen

kensington palace has confirmed the duke and duchess of cambridge's children will be page boy and bridesmaidmarry her fiance james matthews on the 20th may. prince william and kate, and prince harry, will also be there. and finally a weird, wet view that could disorient even the strongest swimmer. the pool at market square tower in houston, texas is 150 metres — more than 490 feet — above the street. but it also has a glass bottom. so even though you're swimming a long way up you can see all the way down to the ground. there is 8 inch thick glass at the bottom of the pool — reassuring, maybe, to some. but paddlers of a nervous disposition might be best advised to sit this one out on the poolside. gosh, that looks a dizzying. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @benmbland. coming up injust a couple of minutes, aaron has all the latest business news in world business report. first, a look at the weather where you are. good morning. monday had a lot to live up to after that glorious day on sunday, the warmest day of the year so far for many of us. but it wasn't

kensington palace has confirmed the duke and duchess of cambridge's children will be page boy and bridesmaidmaid for her sister kate in 2011, is to marry her fiance james matthews on the 20th may. prince william and kate, and prince harry, will also be attending. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. good morning. sunday was the warmest day of the year so far, with 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit recorded, so whatever the weather on monday, it could have been a little bit disappointing, or was it? on the whole, not too bad across the south coast, as you can see from this weather watchers picture, and temperatures peaked at 16 celsius, which, with the sunshine, still felt reasonably pleasant. different story, though, in the highlands of scotland, a grey, bleak day and it looks like we're likely to see more cloud and outbreaks of rain into the north—west today. the wind swinging round to a bit more of a westerly, so that will take the edge off the feel of things as well but with some sunshine, not too bad on the whole, cloud and rain continuing out int

the prince will give a keynote speech at kensington palace today to mark international mine awarenessu will remember this image of diana — before she died in a car crash in 1997 — wearing a protective visor and vest walking through a mine field in angola which was being cleared by one charity — the halo trust. having seen for myself the devastation that anti—person landlines cause, i am committed to supporting in whatever way i can the international campaign to outlaw these dreadful weapons. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour, but first, the headlines on bbc newsroom live: an alleged poison gas attack on a town in syria‘s idlib province has killed at least 58 people, according to a monitoring group. a news agency is reporting a rocket has hit a hospital where the victims were being treated. russian officials believe that a suicide bomber was behind yesterday‘s explosion on the st petersburg metro. the number of people who died has risen to 1a. detectives investigating the attack on a young asylum seeker in south including a 15 —year—old boy. the rapid growth in unse

kensington palace has confirmed the duke and duchess of cambridge‘s children will be page boy and bridesmaido marry her fiance james matthews next month. prince william and kate, and prince harry, will also be attending. millions of women in indonesia have left their families to work in the gulf and asia, often enduring harsh conditions. the east lombok district is known as indonesia‘s migrant hot spot as it exports the most people. in one village half the children are being raised without both their parents. it‘s known as the motherless village, and we‘ve been to visit. the united states, canada and mexico have announced a joint bid to stage the football world cup in 2026. if successful it would be the first time three nations have jointly hosted a fifa competition. at a news conference, the president of the us soccer federation said president trump‘s controversial comments about mexico wouldn‘tjeopardise the bid. we have the full support of the united states government in this project. the president of the united states is fully supportive and encouraged us to have this joint bid. he‘s esp

kensington palace has confirmed the duke and duchess of cambridge's children are to be page boy and bridesmaid her sister kate in 2011, is due to marry her fiance, james matthews on the 20th may. prince william and kate, as well as prince harry, will also be attending. and finally a weird, wet view that could disorientate even the strongest swimmer. the pool at market square tower in houston, texas is 150 metres above the street. but it also has a glass bottom. so even though you're swimming a long way up, you can see all the way down to the ground. there's eight inch thick glass at the bottom of the pool which may be reassuring to some, but paddlers of a nervous disposition might be best advised to sit safely on the side. more on all the stories on the bbc website. thanks for watching. good morning. sunday was the warmest day of the year so far, with 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit recorded, so whatever the weather on monday, it could have been a little bit disappointing, or was it? 0n the whole, not too bad across the south coast, as you can see from this weather watchers picture, and temperatures

i don't know, ifelt a bit, it was intimate, just me and him in a room with a cup of tea at kensington palace i didn't have to ask any questions. one of the things he says is, you don't need advice, i just want you to listen. he did that a bit with you, did he? i have never thought of myself as prince harry's therapist... as a journalist, obviously, i was like, this is a scoop. but i write a lot about mental health, and to hear someone of his profile talking so candidly about the stuff in their head, it was a watershed moment. it is really important. he has taken this massive negative and he is turning it into a positive. how do you make that young child who has lots going on in their head actually talk? what he says is that he didn't, he didn't think about it. presumably it was not for a lack of support. people understood the trauma. i think, what you do is, you have people like harry talking openly about these things. the more we all stand up and talk about these things, the more it will get better and mental health will be seen on the same level as physical health. and hopefully, one day,

the prince will give a keynote speech at kensington palace to mark international mine awareness day.n people are estimated to still live with the threat of unexploded landmines. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. more in half an hour. we will bring you our film we will bring you ourfilm on we will bring you our film on a we will bring you ourfilm on a new way of caring for premature babies ina way of caring for premature babies in a moment. if you have a —— had a premature baby, how do they organise things at your neonatal unit? have you felt shut out? do what shaw film. let's get some sport with hugh. i wonder if the fa will punish david moyes for those sexist comments to the female sports reporter? good morning. that is a big question this morning for the fa. they will write to david moyes and ask him exactly what he meant by what he said to vicki sparkes. it happened a month ago, sorry, last month, after they match against burnley. essentially vicki sparkes asked david moyes if the presence of the sunderland owner had added to pressure around his role. it is a question he cl

he was in his study in kensington palace. everyone's talking about between lady gaga and prince william about mental health and how to erase the stigma. >>> and this is the absolute last day you can pay your 2016 taxes or file your returns, we shld say. ou every tv doctor knows scrubbing is serious business. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now with one touch using the mycigna app you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> a school bus caught fire in st. mary's county, causing a scary ride for some high school students. the bus was on its way to leon

. >> reporter: this video from kensington palace was released today on twitter and shows prince and musicianskype about the importance of openly discussing mental health issues. >> for me there is so much i need to learn about mental health. it is very much the case of it is okay to have this conversation. it is really important to have this conversation. you won't be judged. it is so important to bring bra leak thaw fear and taboo that will lead to more problems down the line. >> i feel like we are not hiding anymore. we're start to go talk. >> reporter: following release of the twitter video the duke of cambridge spoke at a screening at documentary about runners, suffering from mental illness. >> i really think this is a pivotal moment, in mental health that we ill overcome. >> prince william is his wife kate and prince harry are actively involved in the head together campaign which is focusing on ending the stigma tied to mental health issues, and issues that lots of families are behind them i'm sure. >> really starting that conversation. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> facebook is taking its m

that's coming from kensington palace. onfidence requires practise and a few basic techniques. you want to look and sound natural. avoid potential pit falls and all the while engaging the audience. max, stand— by. audience. max, stand-by. hello, good afternoon. welcome to my world. applause what you've just seen is how my hour begins every time i go into the news studio. what you didn't hear was what else is going on in my ear because as well as the counting down to the programme going on air, what we also have is the editorial team saying, "oh, we've lost that video report. could you fill a bit of time? ?" this is all going on while they're going, five, four, three, two, one, cue. you've got to look fabulous. the jobs will go at tata's operation in scu nthorpe fabulous. the jobs will go at tata's operation in scunthorpe and in scotland. now, the company is not commenting on the news at the moment, but a source has told the bbc that the cuts in scotland could see the end of the operations formally owned by british steel. it

. >> that videotaped at kensington palace is encouraging everyone to speak freely about mental healthg me is victoria arbitrar, expert on traumatic loss and author of courageous aging, your best years reimagined. i need to read that. thank you both for coming on. vi vicky, i've never seen anything like this with a royal family, stiff upper lip and you don't do those things. it's very intimate. what's your reaction? >> very intimate. for generations, the royal motto has been never complain, never explain. really, this is such an important conversation and over the last few weeks william, kate and harry had sports stars, movie stars, television stars all sharing their personal struggles with their own mental health issues as well as regular folk. by having everyone else do that, they stepped up to the plate and shared their own personal experiences and this is going to blow the conversation wide open. >> i want to bring you into the conversation because william and harry say that they never talked about their mother's death. what would that loss have on them at 15 and at 12 years old? w

the four-minute video shows the prince sitting at kensington palace, talking via laptop computer screen with lady gaga. the pair discussing the importance of emotions and not feeling judged about opening up about mental health. >> that's good to see. >> coming up, stepping up patrols. a disturbing skriem that happened on a popular bay area trail that had a jogger fighting for her life. >> and we have game four of the sharks at s.a.p. center, and it will be at times rainy, and then the sun coming out. temperature shows it will be dipping into the low 60s at the time the game starts. i'll have a look at when all this rain gets out of here in the microclimate forecast. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> 5:29 on your tuesday. live look outside right now at san francisco and yep, this pretty much sums things up in a nutshell. clouds just kind of hanging around out there overcast. it's drizzly.

the four-minute video shows the prince sitting at kensington palace in london talking to lady gaga at her house in los angeles. they discussed the importance of talking about emotions and not feelinged about opening up about struggling with mental health difficulties. >> a live look right now at the s.a.p. center, aka, the shark tank in san jose. you can be sure the mood tonight will be tense as the sharks are taking on the oil. they're down in their first round playoff series 2-1. this is game four on tap. the sharkies narrowly lost game three 1-0 on a third period goal. the sharks last scored a goal when they won in overtime in game one. they haven't scored in two games. tonight's game gets started at 6:00. >> when you put it that way. really bad. >> 6:14 now, and happening today, cameras will provide the first ever live 360 degree video of a rocket heading toward space. nasa is going to provide the 360-degree stream today as an unmanned atlantis rocket blasted off from florida weather permitting. the stream starts ten minutes before launch, about 8:00 our time, and the four fish ey

in a speech at kensington palace yesterday, he paid tribute to his mother, explaining how she visitedwho still need us to finish thejob and rid the planet world who still need us to finish the job and rid the planet of landmines. princess diana first shone a spotlight on issue 20 years ago. let's have a look at what has happened since then. these steps collapsed down on themselves with the weight... joining us is sean sutton. 60 million people still affected. you we re million people still affected. you were at the event last night with prince harry. he is very emotional about this, actually. it was a very moving speech. what a tribute to his mum. amazing. prince harry is raising awareness for this issue, but also for the extended commitment from the british government, which is very welcome. again, a great testimony to his mum and the work she did all those years ago. interesting, when you see those images of her kitted out and doing those press trips she did, the spotlight that it put on the issue then matters now, just as it did then. you met her many years ago? yes, i'm a photogra

hello prince william pw hello lady gaga prince william face timing from kensington palace - gaga fromtchen of her malibu estate - speaking openly about mental health for the "heads together" film series ---- for me i think the little parts i've learned about mental health are very much it's okay to have this conversation it's really important to have this conversation and you won't be judged it's so important to break open that fear and that taboo which it's only going to lead to more problems down the linei wanted to ask you very much what you found speaking out and how it made you feel william praised gaga for an open letter she published on her "born this way foundation" website about her struggles with ptsd ----it made me very nervous at first for me waking up every day feeling sad and going on stage is something that's very hard to describe even though it was hard it was the best thing that could come out of my mental illness was to share it with other people and let our generation as well as other generations know that if you are feeling not well in your mind that you are not al

kensington palace released the film to promote the mental health campaign.hree of them, eavesdropping on the conversation with them. >> it's so personal. so unusual because it's personal. >> but the point that prince harry made, the idea that you're bringing up something to remind -- you know, you're reminded of it no matter what. >> don't avoid it. don't avoid it. >> talk about it. >>> "the star tribune" of minneapolis is covering a four day tribute to prince on the anniversary of his death. about 2,000 fans paid up to $1,000 each to visit paisley park yesterday. prince died a year ago today of an accidental pain killer overdose. the paper also reports that a judge temporarily blocked the release of new prince songs today in a rights dispute. no one sold more albums last year than prince. >> is that right? wow. >>> many people around the world will celebrate earth day tomorrow to raise awareness about protecting the environment. was one scientist did do that unintentionally nearly 45 years ago. boredom is the reason that billy barr began recording the natur

conversation about mental health doing this on facebook and abc's lama haas ssan is outside kensington palacereporter: this is a cause close to prince william's heart and last year the duke and duchess along with prince harry launched their heads together campaign to end the stigma around mental health and pri because she revealed this is something she has to deal with every single day. take a look. this morning, real life royalty joining forces with the queen of pop. ♪ >> hello, privence william. >> hello, lady gaga. >> reporter: facetiming her about the teed to open up about mental health. >> the little bits i've learned about mental health is very much the case of -- this conversation, it's really important to have. >> reporter: last year she revealed she was suffering from ptsd from a sexual assault when she was 19 years old. >> even though it was hard, it was the best thing that could come out of my mental illness was to share it with other people and to let, you know, our generation as well as other generations know that if you are el that you're not alone. >> reporter: the pair champio

harry gives a passionate speech yesterday at kensington palace on international mind awareness day.s ago princess diana visited a minefield in angola to draw attention to the issue. >>> "new york daily news" reports that ralph lauren is closing the flag ship store on fifth avenue. it is part of the company's plan to save $140 million a year. an unspecified number of stores will close. the pogo restaurant will remain open. thank goodness for that. >> where would charlie eat? >> ralph lauren -- >> i'm not the only one. >> he's right. ralph lauren has several other stores in new york city. the polo bar has the best food in town. >> indeed. >> "the wall street journal" says gillette is slashing its razor prices. prices will fall an average of 12%. but could drop up to 20%. a four pack will cost $15 down from $19.50. gillette dominates the blade business but is pressured by online startups and cheaper rivals. >>> sarah rob ohagen is the most creative people in business. she is known for 5:00 a reinventer of brands. beyond her accomplishmentes at nike and virgin atlantic, she led the turn

kensington palace confirming this morning 4-year-old prince george will take on pageboy duties whileuck with that. their mama, pippa's sister, the duchess of cambridge, kate, will also be involved, along with prince william and harry. as kate's royal author judy wade says she will likely not be her sister's maid of honor to avoid stealing the spotlight. the future queen may do a reading -- yeah, that's nice. give it up, give it up for courtesy. she'll probably do a reading instead at the ceremony and that big day is may 20th at saint mark's church in anglefield. i am available to report should you need me. >> road trip. >> exactly. spring in london. >>> also, this morning kylie jenner in the news. more than a makeup mogul, a kardashian sister at 19 she's now executive producer and star of her own show called life of kylie. airing on e network. it will follow her as an entrepreneur, fashion designer, social media star and ceo of kylie cosmetics. she says the episodes will give her fans a chance to show what he's working on beyond the standard snapchat stories that so many of our kids

the prince will give a keynote speech at kensington palace today to mark international mine awareness. many of you will remember this image of diana — before she died in a car crash in 1997 — wearing a protective visor and vest walking through a mine field in angola which was being cleared by one charity — the halo trust. having seen for myself the devastation that anti—person landlines cause, i am committed to supporting in whatever way i can the international campaign to outlaw these dreadful weapons. let's hear more about the this with simon conway director of strategy of the charity halo, which worked with diana princess of wales when she made that famous trip through a working minefield in angola in 1997. we're also joined by mao saratha who has the dangerous job of removing mines in cambodia. thank you both coming in. simon, tell us more about the of that? it was a memorable iconic moment when diana walked through the. absolutely. at the time there was a global crisis with large numbers of landmines that killing thousands of people every month and maiming and maiming and injurin

kensington palace announced some news.eton's wedding. george will be a page boy and charlotte will be a bridesmaid for aunt pippa. pippa will tie the knot with her fiance on may 12th. >>> to katy perry. the singer is hilariously shutting down rumors that she and actor ryan philippe are dating. i am not dating katy perry. stop flying helicopters over my house, she not here. >> that's what someone who has katy perry in his basement would say. >> can you let me out of this basement, please? >> all in good fun. >>> we told you yesterday that bradley cooper and his girlfriend welcomed their first child. they have revealed the name and gender. it's a girl. her name is lea. >>> and blake lively, she and ryan reynolds are the parents of two children. the actress and fashion icon sat down with michael kors for a game of fact or fiction. and revealed the stunt that ryan reynolds pulled in the delivery. >> my husband played "let's get it on" during labor. >> i would will fact. >> yes. the doctor was laughing so hard. >> i guess he ha