. >> she continued to live at kensington palace and that share in the upbringing of princes william and harry. she'll gain more than $20 million. >> the day of the divorce and she was putting on one of her oscar performances when she got out and she was looking confident, looking sexy, ever since the day and moving with that type of attitude. we also noticed that she was still wearing her engagement and wedding rings, despite this was the day her marriage was officially over. when she got there, she told me she sat down and felt she'd like to ring up prince charles and talk to him. he would have thought i'd gone mad. >> here was a young woman who had married at 20 and she felt very much as though she was now on her own p and that she was going to have to prove herself. >> i'm going to cut a different paths than everyone else. i'm going to break away from this set-up. you get more with aarp medicare advantage plans from unitedhealthcare. like $0 copays on tier 1 and tier 2 prescription drugs. ♪ wow! ♪ ♪ uh-huh. ♪ $0 copays on primary care visits. ♪ wow! ♪ ♪ uh-huh. ♪ and with unitedhealt

she will continue to live at kensington palace and share in the up bringing of 14-year-old prince williamnd 11-year-old harry. >> she loses the title hrh, her royal highness, but reportedly gains more than $20 million. >> the day of the divorce and she was putting on one of her oscar performances i would say where she got out and she -- you know, she was looking confident. looking sexy. you know, this is the day and i'm moving forward. it was that kind of attitude. >> we all noticed that she was still wearing her engagement and wedding rings in spite of the fact that this was the day that her marriage was officially over. when she got home, she told me that she just sat down and felt she'd like to ring up prince charles and just talk to him. but she said i didn't because i know i'd end up bawling down the phone. he would have thought i'd gone mad again. >> here was a young woman who had married at 20, and she felt very much as though she was now on her own. and that she was going to have to prove herself. >> i think i'm going to cut a very different path from everyone else. i can do this

she will continue to live at kensington palace and share in the upbringing of prince william and 11-year-old>> she loses the title of hrh, her royal highness but gains more than $20 million. >> the day of the divorce and she was putting on one of her oscar performances i'd say. she got out and she was looking confident, looking sexy. this is the day and a moving forward kind of attitude. >> we all noticed she was still wearing her engagement and wedding rings. in spite of the fact this was the day that her marriage was officially over. when she got home, she told me she just sat down and felt she'd like to ring up prince charles and just talk to him but she said i didn't because i would have boiled on the phone and he would have thought i'd gone mad again. >> here was a young woman that married at 20 and she felt very much she was now on her own. and that she was going to have to prove herself. >> i think i'm going to cut a very difficult path for everyone else. i can do this journey so much better and not feel trapped. i'm going to break away on this setup. ♪ thousands of women with metasta

. >> crowds are gathered outside the princess' london home kensington palace and buckingham palace. >ad come insti instinctively, gravitated to buckingham palace as the focal point of their grief. and there wasn't a candle in a window. there wasn't a piper playing. there was nothing to acknowledge the sense of loss that people were feeling. i can remember thinking that's not a good sign. ♪ ♪ >> the public needed and wanted somebody within those palace walls to come out and mourn with them because there is no support for diana. there is no mourning or grieving. where is it? ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if y

. >> crowds are gathered outside the princess's london home, kensington palace and outside buckingham. >> all these people had come. instinctively, they gravitated to buckingham palace as the focal point of their grief and there wasn't a candle in the window. there wasn't a piper playing a lament. there was nothing to acknowledge the sense of loss that people were feeling and i can remember thinking, hmm, that's not a good sign. >> the public needed and wanted somebody within those palace walls to come out and mourn with them because there's no support for diana. there's no mourning or grieving. where is it? sales are down from last quarter, but we're hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah... uhhh... doug? [children laughing] sorry about that. umm...what...it's uhh... you alright? [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers, plus some of the lowest options in futures contract prices around. get e*trade and start trading today. (burke) this is why you want farmers claim forgiveness... [ech

diana is alone at kensington palace. and she's writing a note about how she's feeling.ctober, longing for someone to hug me and encourage me to keep strong and hold my head high." >> diana is feeling very vulnerable. it's the first time that she's actually feeling that she's losing the support of the public. as well as being sidelined and undermined by charles' supporters. >> diana continues, "i've been battered, bruised and abused mentally by a system for 15 years now. i'm weary of the battles but i will never surrender." >> she felt she really needed to put her case directly to the public. >> everyone wanted to get an interview or sit-down with princess diana. >> this was the biggest tv interview you could get. this was the ultimate get. >> some of the top names in both america and britain were angling for diana to sit on a couch, notably oprah winfrey, barbara walters, clive james in britain, david frost, really big hitters. >> what's remarkable is how she ended up in the clutches of panorama with martin bashir, someone who was pretty much unknown. martin bashir got

diana is alone at kensington palace. >> she's writing a note about how she's feeling.eone to hug me and say keep strong and hold my head high. >> diana is feeling vulnerable. it's the first time she's feeling like she's losing the support of the public. as well as being sidelined and undermined by charles' supporters. >> diana continues i've been battered bruised and abused by a system for 15 years now. i'm weary of the battles, but i will never surrender. >> she felt she needed to put her case directly to the public. >> everyone wanted to get into a sitdown with princess diana. >> this was the biggest tv interview you could get. this was the ultimate get. >> some of the top names in america and britain were angling for diana to sit on a couch, notely oprah winfrey, david frost. really big hitters. what's remarkable she ended one martin bashir. martin bashir got to diana by approaching lord spencer and made allegations how she was being spied on. he claimed her car had been fitted with a tracking device and her telephone lines were bugged. >> martin came to her apartme

diana is alone at kensington palace. she is writing a note about how she is feeling.ery vulnerable. it's the first time she is actually feeling she is losing the support of the public as well as being sidelined and undermined by charles' supporters. >> diana continues, i'm embattered and bruised by a system for 15 years now. i am weary of the battles but i will never surrender. >> she felt she really needed to put her case directly to the public. >> everyone wanted to get an interview sitdown with princess diana. >> this was the biggest tv interview you could get. this was the ultimate get. >> some of the top names in both america and britain were angling for diana to sit on a couch notably oprah winfrey, barbara walters, clive james in britain, david frost, really big hitters. >> what is remarkable is how she ended up with martin bashir someone pretty much unknown. martin bashir got to diana by approaching her proeth lord spencer and made allegations about how she was being spied on. he claimed her car had been fitted with a tracking device, telephone lines bugged. >

diana is alone at kensington palace and she's writing a note about how she's feeling.one to hug me and encourage me to keep strong and hold my head high. >> diana's being very vulnerable. she feels she's losing the support of the public as well as undermined by charles supporters. diana continued i've been battered for 10 years now. i'm weary of the battles, but i will never surrender. she felt she needed to put her case directly to the public. >> everyone can't wanted to get a sit-down with diana. >> this was the biggest interview you could get. this was the ultimate get. >> some of the top anyplace in american and britain were anling for diana to sit on the boenks notably, oprah winfrey, davis frost. what's remarkable is how she end up in the clutches of marty bra sheer. he claimed her car had been fitted with a trafficking device. her telephone lines were bugged. >> martin beshear came to her apartment. with what he got his anti-bugging team and went right over to a radio and produced what he said was a tropg bug, a listening device. >> even comments to her that the

diana is alone at kensington palace.me and say keep strong and hold my head high. >> diana is feeling vulnerable. it the first time she feels like she's losting the support of th public. >> diana continues bifi've been battered bruised and abused by a system for 15 years now. i'm aware but will never surrender. >> she felt she needed to put her case directly to the public. >> everyone wanted to get into a sitdown with princess di ana. >> this was the biggest tv you can get. this was the ultimate get. >> some of the top names in america and britain were angling for diana to sit on a coach, notably opera. >> she ended up with martin, someone pretty much unknown. he had gotten to diana by approaching her brother lord spencer and made allegations about how she was being spied on. he claimed her car had been fitted with a tracking device and her telephone lines were bugged. >> martin came to her apartment with what he called his anti bugging team and went right over to a radio and produced what he said was an electronic bug,

kensington palace criticised the corporation for showing a new documentary on the royal family�*s relationshipationship between the princes and the press. it�*s resulted in a sharp falling out between one prince in particular and the bbc. to understand why, we need to go back to another bbc programme, the panorama interview with diana, princess of wales. in a report earlier this year, the bbc�*s handling of the whole matter was strongly criticised. the anger of diana�*s eldest son, william, was palpable. 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. and so when the bbc�*s media editor, amol rajan, began to look at a more recent family episode, the painful falling out between william and harry, the results induced royal indignation. in particular the hints, so far unsubstantiated, that royal officials may have leaked unflattering stories about harry and his wife meghan to the press. in a joint statement at the end of monday�*s first episode of the programme, buckingha

m they were at the back door of the kensington palace and the next minute the undertakers brought theout behind the coffin and they were crying. you could see emotion in their faces. it was pure, pure love for her. as we've coming out of the kensington palace we were following the carriage and all of us heard was this massive scream. diana, i love you. and that scream went through all of us. it was hard, not just physically but mentally. >> learn all about the lasting legacy of princess diana tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align every day can help. align contains a quality probiotic takingdeveloped by day can help. gastroenterologists. it adds more good bacteria to your gut to naturally help soothe your occasional bloating, s and abdominal discomfort. support your digesti health with align, s the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. try align today. and try new align fast acting biotic gummies. helps soothe occasional digestive upsets in as little as 7 d

for a bit of context there is undoubtedly irritation in the royal household but especially at kensington palaceview with his mother and of course the bbc was roundly condemned in the dyson report. these feelings have been exaggerated by these programmes, the princes and these programmes, the princes and the press. the palace is indignant, it appears partly because the bbc refused to show in the programmes in advance. these programmes are made from bbc news and bbc news does not do that. they are angry at what they call overblown and unfounded claims being presented as facts. that seems to revolve around the suggestion in the programme but members of the royal household is briefed against harry and megan in the fallout from the falling out between the cambridge and sussex households. so to the developments, it appears the bbc is to be punished. a christmas concert which is being fronted by the duke and duchess of cambridge and made by the bbc is it would appear now to be transmitted by itv. the bbc chairman richard sharpe has said this morning from time to time we produce programmes which may or

hewitt was put into the boot of cars and driven to kensington palace. >> he was invited to go the a palacee but always tense because she was very easily spotted. the princess of wales and hewitt went for a walk in the woods or on the beach she certainly wasn't looking like a princess. she'd be in normal day clothes, hoodie, dark glasses, the hair would be covered up >> although she may have a romantic notion of going off with james hewitt, i think she also was a realist. she was the princess of wales and mother of the future king, she couldn't go off and live with this rather impoverished army officer. >> there was no question of divorce so it was a fantasy for them both. >> charles absolutely knew of the affair and in fact approved of it because it gave him more time and space with mrs. parker bolles and that was the norm. and what they found unfathomable about diana was she simply wouldn't accept that this was the norm. she did not want that. >> she wanted the life that she hoped for on their wedding day and she kept fighting for it. unconventional thinking means we see things differentl

. >> once they moved her over to kensington palace, she assured me that she was going to be fine in herbeginning her married life in london. it was, right, we need to produce a baby and hopefully that baby will be a boy. that is how the royal family has worked for 1,000 years. >> a godsend. we have a baby on the way. i got married in july, and william was on the way by october. >> if there was one thing about diana, she was born to be a mother. she was magic with children. >> but charles wasn't always there with her. charles was a busy working member of the royal family. that didn't stop when she announced her pregnancy. it couldn't stop. >> being a young pregnant woman with not enough support was not a good place for diana to be. >> diana is alone and facing the challenge of early motherhood entirely by herself. and she has no mother of her own to talk to. is she going to chat with the queen about how warm a mother the queen has been to her own children? no. >> it feeds into her issues around abandonment, low self-esteem, is she good enough, and all these issues start to resurface for

at the end of monday's first episode of the programme, buckingham palace, clarence house and kensington palacethe bbc the right to transmit a christmas concert which the duchess will introduce from westminster abbey. the bbc will make the programme, but now itv will broadcast it. the bbc�*s chairman, richard sharp, was asked about the row over a conference video link. we have tremendous respect for all aspects of the royal family in all they undertake and do. one thing we can say, the circumstances which lie behind the breach between the brothers remain painful to all concerned. nicholas witchell, bbc news. well, let's look at the pandemic situation in the uk in more detail, with the latest government coronavirus figures. they show there were more than 43,500 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that's 5,000 cases more than last wednesday. on average, there were 43,296 thousand new cases reported per day in the last week. 149 deaths were recorded, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, 132 covid—related deaths were re

he was driven to kensington palace. >> she was invited to go to his mother's house near exeter, wheref the princess of wales and hewitt went for a walk in the woods or on a beach somewhere, she certainly wasn't looking like a princess. she'd be in normal day clothes, hoodie, dark glasses. the hair be would be covered up. >> although she may have some romantic notion of going off with james hewitt, i think she was also very much a realist. she was the princess of wales. she was the mother of the future king. she couldn't just go off and live with this rather impoverished army officer. >> there was no question of divorce then. and so it was a fantasy for them both. charles absolutely knew about the affair and in fact approved of it because it gave him more time and space with mrs. parker-bowles and amongst the aristocracy that was normal. and what they found unfathomable about diana was that she simply wouldn't accept that this was the norm. she did not want that. >> she wanted the life that she had hoped for on their wedding day, and she kept fighting for it. ♪ fresh flavors... classic

there is undoubtedly a rotation in the royal household, but especially at kensington palace and on theerblown and unfounded claims from unnamed sources are presented as fact. that appears to revolve around the suggestion in the programme that members of the royal household briefed against harry and meghan in the fallout from the falling out between the cambridge is and the sussex is. so to the development. it appears the bbc is to be punished. a christmas concert that is being fronted by the cambridge couple which is being made by the bbc, by bbc studios, is, it would appear, now to be transmitted by itv. the bbc�*s chairman, richard sharp, said this morning that from time to time we produce programmes that may or may not meet with full agreement with different parts of the establishment and he went on to say we have tremendous respect for all aspects of the royal family in what they undertake and do. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben good afternoon. the weather is set to turn colder and a lot livelier as we head towards the end of this week. for the time being things ar

in footage released by kensington palace, prince william spoke to a paramedic and an emergency care assistantes and the trojan hero, hector, in homer's �*the iliad.�* it's the first of its kind to be found in the uk. the site has now been granted protection, to preserve the discovery. jim irvine is the farmer who discovered the mosiac and has been speaking to us about how we came to discover the treasure. during lockdown in 2020 i decided some exercise was required and i went for a wander around a local field, on the family farm. i stumbled across some pottery and some oyster shells and various bits and pieces which got me interested in to where they came from. in a bit of digging, not literally, but a bit of digging, not literally, but a bit of investigation and i spotted a really interesting crop art in the field and it went from there. when the crop was harvested i went back with a spade and started to explore this a bit and i came across the pavement as it is and it went on from there. it is about seven metres across, ten metres long so it is a large individual room in a building complex

at the end of monday's first episode of the programme, buckingham palace, clarence house and kensington palacestminster abbey. the bbc will make the programme, but now itv will broadcast it. the bbc�*s chairman, richard sharp, was asked about the row over a conference video link. we have tremendous respect for all aspects of the royal family in all they undertake and do. one thing we can say, the circumstances which lie behind the breach between the brothers remain painful to all concerned. nicholas witchell, bbc news. it is two years sionce new zealand pulled down the shutters but the government has finally unveiled plans to welcome back the shutters but foreigners will finally be allowed back in next year as long as you're fully vaccinated. and the good news for new zealanders who have been seperated from family outside the country is that they will be allowed to travel home from january, next year under similar rules. let's speak to lloyd burr, a radio host for magic talk in new zealand. lovely to have you on the programme. finally, cause for celebration. how is this going to work? it’s fin

in footage released by kensington palace, prince william spoke to a paramedic and an emergency care assistanthere were a number of times when i had to take myself away because i was just getting too involved in it, feeling it. and before we go — it�*s thanksgiving in the united states. yesterday, thousands of people took part in a much loved tradition in new york city on the eve of the big day. they were there to see the balloons inflated ahead of macy�*s annual thanksgiving day parade. every year people flock to the grounds of the museum of natural history, to watch these familiar, floating faces come to life. some of favourites include smokey the bear, astronaut snoopy, and the pillsbury doughboy. if you�*re celebrating thanksgiving, happy thanksgiving. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with carol. the met office has just named the area of low pressure as spawn arwin. this is going to bring strong winds, severe gales and especially so where we now have a number weather warning. we are going to have very gusty winds in the eastern half of scotland in the north—eastern half of northern

into the coverage of william and harry in a rare move buckingham palace, clearance house and kensington palace overblown in unfounded aims claims from unnamed sources and disappointing when anyone including the bbc gives them credibility. in another bombshell release this week, the author of "brothers and wives" speaking to the "today" show christopher anderson reporting that harry and meghan began distancing themselves after the queen did not include their photo in a 2019 christmas address. >> harry did feel as if he was being erased according to a friend of his, was being erased from the family. that was quite the signal the queen is sending. >> reporter: anderson said he traced a comment about the potential complexion of meghan and harry's children to prince charles but twisted by royal advisers >> there's a conversation with you. >> with harry. >> about how dark your baby is going to be? >> fl potentially and what that would mean and look like. >> it was turned into toxic and weaponized by the men in gray. >> reporter: there is a lot to talk about going back to the bbc documentary. the doc

in footage released by kensington palace, prince william spoke to a paramedic and an emergency care assistant i went to with children, that really affected me, much more than i think if i hadn't had children. so for me, it was the relation of my personal life with effectively the family or the incident i was at. i found it very difficult. there were a number of times when i had to take myself away because i was just getting too involved in it, feeling it. for more than half a century, nearly 60 hours of footage — which shows the beatles making the let it be album — has remained in a vault. now it's been restored and made into a three—part documentary by peterjackson, who directed the lord of the rings trilogy. the first part comes out today on disney+ and peterjackson has given his only uk tv interview about it to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. # get back, get back... we have to do it sitting down. we get too excited. the sounds, the colours, thejoy of the beatles making music. unseen for more than half a century. ringo said that he thought we had to tell it like it is. i th

in footage released by kensington palace, prince william spoke to a paramedic and an emergency care assistantch more than i think if i hadn't had children. so for me, it was the relation of my personal life with effectively the family or the incident i was at. i found it very difficult. there were a number of times when i had to take myself away because i was just getting too involved in it, feeling it. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. good morning. as we head into this weekend, the weather is certainly going to take a turn for a more wintry scene. it will turn colder, the risk of gales and severe gales, some of us will see spells of rain, sleet and slow. the exact track of the weather front will determine what you get to keep watching the forecast. we have had wintry showers in the north of scotland, we have showers coming in across the coasts, and it is a cold northerly coming our way today. some of the showers will be wintry on higher ground in the highlands. we could see some wintriness in the north york moors and the hills in northern ireland. for most of