of the order of the garter, there can be no more than twenty-four knights, not counting the king prince of waleslf. knights of the order were many historical figures, including winston churchel, margaret thatcher and the russian monarchs, alexander i and nicholas ii. today the taganka theater celebrates its sixtieth anniversary; it was created on april 23, 1964 in moscow, on the basis of the moscow drama and comedy theater, director yuri lyubimov. his students are from the chuka school. the theater opened that day with a performance by the good man from tezuana. this has not been seen in the capital since the avant-garde experiments of the twenties. as critics wrote, it was a revival of the playful theatricality of mirkhold, combined with the classics of stanislavsky, the theater of the streets of brecht and the vakhtangov school. no curtain, no decoration, unity of the auditorium stage. it was a unique fusion of dramatic acting. over time, due to censorship bans, yuri lyubimov ended up in exile, but then returned and for a long time led the theater, which today has a new repertoire, but its ann

turn of events, comedian jack whitehall was happy with his royal badge of honour tweeting, rinsed by the future king, the prince of waleshaking hands with as many pupils as possible. before he left. he was impressed by saint michael's whole school approach to mental health. it's understood these pupils are more inclined to open up about their feelings successfully, breaking down stigmas and paving the way for happier and healthier futures. cameron walker, gb news really nice that. >> isn't that lovely? a fan of freddie? >> freddie's so cute , so cute. >> freddie's so cute, so cute. and i think i think prince william is so funny as well. >> yeah, this is really nice. >> yeah, this is really nice. >> they've got sense humour running through that family. king charles is the same. >> yeah, and the queen apparently had a really good sense of humour. queen elizabeth that is. >> yeah. i like it. tickles me. >> yeah. i like it. tickles me. >> there you go. there you go. >> there you go. there you go. >> paul coyte. sinner. good morning. >> i stood opposite the queen once, and it was the most embarrassing moment of my entire lif

of sydney. there has been a statement from king charles. the prince and princess of wales and saddened by the terrible events in sydney earlier today. "our thoughts are with all those affected". new zealand christopher luxon said, "australia is family. "so, all new zealanders are thinking of those affected "by the tragic events in bondi, especially the family and friends of those killed today." and you can follow all the developments on this story by visiting the live page on our website. just heasd to bbc.com/news — or use the bbc news app. iranian forces have seized a portuguese ship with links to israel. the msc aries was detained in the strait of hormuz in the persian gulf. the incident comes as israel prepares for a possible iranian attack in response to an airstrike destroying iran 5 consulate in damascus. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, has more details. we think this was a straightforward seizure and boarding of a portuguese flagged vessel by the iranian special forces. according to iranian reports, they were iranian revolutionary guard, naval special

of every human life. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in rome. king charles was not expected to mingle but he greeted well—wishers and thanked them for waiting in the cold. the prince and princess of wales not in attendance. princess catherine has stepped back from the public eye to receive cancer treatment. the king has only had prior engagements since his diagnosis of his attendance at the easter service is seen as an encouraging sign about his health. charlotte gallagher has more from windsor. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, and waves for the crowds at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal year for the royal family, with both the king and the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. prince william and catherine weren't at the service today. they are spending the easter holidays with their three children in private. this was the last time they were all seen together in public — christmas day at sandringham. today marks the king's first significant public duty since his diagnosis last month. happy easter. best wishes for the princess of wales. very kind, thank you. you are very brave to stand out here in the cold. a chance t

of turkiye, and also what we can do in the future. king charles was not expected to mingle but he did, thanking well—wishers for meeting in the prince and princess of walesnt. he has continued engagements as a diagnosis but privately. this will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. charlotte gallagher has more. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, and waves for the crowds at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal yearfor the royalfamily, with both the king and the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. prince william and catherine weren't at the service today. they are spending the easter holidays with their three children in private. this was the last time they were all seen together in public — christmas day at sandringham. today marks the king's first significant public duty since his diagnosis last month. happy easter. best wishes for the princess of wales. you are very brave to stand out here in the cold. a chance to say thank you to well—wishers. hello, how are you? many had travelled to windsor especially to see the royals. i hope you haven't got too cold standing here. happy eas

a member of the public told the king to keep going strong, and others said he looked well. the prince and princess of wales missed the service as catherine continues her cancer treatment . continues her cancer treatment. meanwhile, the archbishop of canterbury has wished the king and princess of wales well dunng and princess of wales well during his easter sermon at canterbury cathedral, justin welby encouraged the congregation to pray for charles and catherine and praised their dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer . dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer. in his easter message, the prime minister paid tribute to the work of churches and christian communities across the country. >> happy easter everyone! this weekend, as people come together to celebrate and reflect on the message at the heart of the easter festival, i want to pay tribute to the incredible work of christians in this country the churches, charities, volunteers and fundraisers who live the christian values of compassion, charity and self—sacrifice, supporting those in need and demonstrating what it means to love thy n

turn of events, comedian jack whitehall was happy with his royal badge of honour tweeting, rinsed by the future king, the prince of walesas possible. before he left. he was impressed by saint michael's whole school approach to mental health. it's understood these pupils are more inclined to open up about their feelings successfully, breaking down stigmas and paving the way for happier and healthier futures. cameron walker, gb news. >> he still tells bad jokes . >> he still tells bad jokes. >> he still tells bad jokes. >> prince what was his joke? >> prince what was his joke? >> it was so, so awful. i can't even remember it. an interrupting cow or something . interrupting cow or something. >> oh, okay. yeah, i'm not a very funny person at all, so i'm going to be the last person to criticise anyone else. >> well, somebody says that they're asking if you've had your weetabix this morning after the after the discussion we had about about feminism and petronella wyatt's comments also david here says pip, having children and then grandchildren is such a great joy to us. you will have missed out because i say i've got no regre

but this hasn�*t been a normal year for the royal family, with both the king and the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. princeublic — christmas day at sandringham. today marks the king�*s first significant public duty since his diagnosis last month. happy easter. best wishes for the princess of wales. you are very brave to stand out here in the cold. a chance to say thank you to well—wishers. hello, how are you? many had travelled to windsor especially to see the royals. i hope you haven�*t got too cold standing here. happy easter, i hope you are doing well. they didn�*t expect to meet the king. happy easter, your majesty. remain strong. never give in. thank you very much. he seemed in great spirits, - really, he seemed very humoured and i said to him, - would you give, you know, our best wishes from wales to the princess of wales, i and i spoke to her majesty- the queen camilla as well and, yes, it was a joyful occasion. it�*s hoped this could be the start of the king making a slow return to public duties. now, we are not expecting him to be immediately carrying out a full calendar of events. but we are perh

of sydney. a statement from king charles read... there was also a message from the prince and princess of wales.stopher luxon, who said... the head of ukraine's military has warned that the situation in the east has "significantly worsened." general oleksandr syrskyi said russia was benefitting from warm dry weather, which made the terrain in eastern parts of ukraine more accessible to its tanks and other armoured vehicles. russia was making tactical gains, the general said, continuing to attack ukrainian positions at various sites along the battle —fro nt. joining me now from odesa, is hanna shelest, a defence analyst and editor—in—chief at the ukraine analytica. thanks forjoining us. i want to start off, when we talk about strategic territorial gains, what are the key gains that have been made by russia?— are the key gains that have been made by russia? good evening. we cannot say that _ made by russia? good evening. we cannot say that russia _ made by russia? good evening. we cannot say that russia made - made by russia? good evening. we cannot say that russia made any . cannot say that russi

so the king, of course, whenever we get one of these tragic situations, the king also has prince of walesch really is a quite appalling and horrific scenario, but in terms of the actual, today as well, he also said that it was quite a shock to have been told that he had cancen to have been told that he had cancer, but as you said, you know, they also actually praised modern treatments today and the fact that you are actually now able to go about your duties quite often these days. so having cancer treatment. and one of the people he was speaking to carries on working at the royal opera house, and the king said it was one of his favourite places on earth to be as it lifted his spirits so much. >> wonderful. thank you so much for joining us, rafe heydel—mankoo forjoining us, rafe heydel—mankoo on a royal return to duties. now don't go anywhere because after the break i'll be joined by matthew laws and suzanne evans , my panel and suzanne evans, my panel and we'll be discussing with humza yousaf gone, will it be the end of mac woke north of the border? well, i think it might get a whole lot

of sydney. there was a statement from king charles which said: there was also a message from the prince and princess of walesport shown by new zealand's prime minister, christopher luxon, who said that... 0k, onto our other top story today. iran has seized an israeli—owned vessel with 25 crew members on board. state media in tehran reported special forces from the revolutionary guards had boarded the portuguese—flagged container ship using a helicopter and were taking it into iranian waters. the incident comes as israel prepares for a possible attack in response to an air strike destroying iran's consulate in damascus on the 1st of april. the seizing happened in the strait of hormuz — just off the iranian coast and near the uae and oman. our diplomatic correspondent james landale has the latest. an iranian special forces helicopter has been seen in footage that has been verified by the bbc, hovering over the deck of the ship. you can see one person on the deck, two people climbing down the rope, and iranian state media have been very clear and vocal about attributing that to iranian revolutionary guard naval

of sydney. there was a statement from king charles which said: there was also a message from the prince and princess of walesport shown by new zealand's prime minister, christopher luxon, who said that... more on this story as and when we get it. we move on to our other top story today. iran has seized an israeli—owned vessel with 25 crew members on board. state media in tehran said special forces from the revolutionary guards boarded the portuguese—flagged container ship using a helicopter, and were taking it to iranian waters. the incident comes as israel prepares for a possible attack in response to an air strike destroying iran's consulate in damascus. the seizing happened in the straight of hormuz — just in front of the iranian coast and near the uae and oman. let's speak to our diplomatic correspondent james landale. hello, james. what more do we know about this seizure?— about this seizure? well, it happened _ about this seizure? well, it happened in _ about this seizure? well, it happened in the _ about this seizure? well, it happened in the early - about this seizure? well, it| happened in the early

of action. we have the king himself. limited duties, thankfully coming back to public duties. has it been a real mistake ? mistake? >> well, you might certainly think that when the king was prince of walesput forward this idea of a slimmed down monarchy, the idea was that the monarchy would have ten core members in it. the monarchy would have ten core members in it . of the monarchy would have ten core members in it. of course, fast forward a few years and we've lost the duke of york. we've lost the duke of york. we've lost the duke and duchess of sussex. and that also means that we're actually going to also lose archie and lilibet, the children of the sussexes. once they come of age. at the same time that that's happening, they come of age. at the same time that that's happening , the time that that's happening, the dukes of kent and gloucester and the are getting very old 90 and 80 each. so the actual working royals are much more restricted and unfortunately we are not like for example, belgium or norway or holland. we're not a bicycling monarchy, we're a much larger country . so we need the larger country. so we need the full royal family to be able to go full royal family to be able

king charles returns to those public engagements. queen camilla has been taking on additional responsibilities, as has prince william. of course, there was the news of the princess of walesee that king charles is there to contribute once again, the head of the royal family there, contribute once again, the head of the royalfamily there, returning once again and visiting a cancer treatment centre, a symbolic moment therefore the royal family. treatment centre, a symbolic moment therefore the royalfamily. well, our royal correspondent sarah campbell is there. sarah, this is a big moment. yes, it is. you saw it there, this is the king on his first major public engagement since the cancer diagnosis in the beginning of february. also his first major public engagement really since the end of last year, so he has been out of action publicly for a long time now. we do have to remind ourselves that he has been carrying on these constitutional duties, there have been audiences going on, he has been meeting the prime minister, but in terms of out and about, apart from the one walkabout on easter sunday at windsor castle where he met a few people who had turned out to see him, this

of sydney. there was a statement from king charles which said: there was also a message from the prince and princess of waleshown by new zealand's prime minister, christopher luxon, who said that... lets move on to today's avenues. —— other news. israel's defence minister has warned against revenge attacks after a missing israeli teenager was found dead in the occupied west bank — sparking attacks in the region. a palestinian man has been killed and 25 are reported hurt after dozens ofjewish settlers stormed a village during a manhunt for the 14—year—old boy who had taken a flock of sheep out to graze from a nearby settler outpost. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said the boy's killing was a heinous murder. iran has seized an israeli—owned vessel with 25 crew members on board. state media in tehran said special forces from the revolutionary guards boarded the portuguese—flagged container ship using a helicopter, and were taking it to iranian waters. the incident comes as israel prepares for a possible attack in response to an air strike destroying iran's consulate in damascus. the seizing happen

these stories to me is the whole pr element, and how the two houses between the king and queen and the prince and princess of waleshining more apart from that little blip that just confused me. why are you shaking hands with people if you shaking hands with people if you sat by yourself, but obviously he's encouraging people, when it comes to the cancer sufferers and things like that. so he's come off. >> that is interesting. a marked difference, actually , in the difference, actually, in the navigation of the choppy waters that are pr between, between the king and the and the prince. >> well, obviously the king's got the best pr in the land, hasn't he. and so he should, you know, so the royal family should put the king first. he is the head of the household. at the end of the day, i'm sure william and kate have probably refreshed their team and kate have probably refreshed theirteam a and kate have probably refreshed their team a little bit since some of those , mistakes from, some of those, mistakes from, from before. but, you know, this is a good story. i think people love reading about the royals. i think peop

by his wife kamala and 75-year-old king joined by duke and dutchess and son james princess ann and her son timmy lawrence and, of course, prince and princess of walestinues her own cancer treatment and not expected to return to official duties any time soon. during the easter sermon archbishop wishes king and princess well and encourage congregation to pray for them. >> managed it incredibly well and i think they've got the measure right with how much information to give to the public so we're aware of what they're going through which i think is very brave of them i think it brings the country together and unites those in hoping that they get, you know, back -- >> both king and katherine cancers have not been disclosed found during unrelated procedures earlier this year few days ago king charles spoke about his great sadness missing thursday service. of course, the kings attendants today does not mark his return to public duties yet and for now it is unknown how future royal events will play out especiallying in june. stephany bennett fox news. >> tammy peterson of dr. jordan peterson became a catholic today on easter sunday. in 2019 she was only g

a member of the public told the king to keep going strong and others said he looked well. the prince and princess of wales missed the service as catherine continues her cancer treatment . meanwhile, her cancer treatment. meanwhile, the archbishop of canterbury wished the king and princess of wales well during his easter sermon at canterbury cathedral, justin welby encouraged the congregation to pray for charles and catherine and praised their dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer . dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer. in his easter message, the prime minister paid tribute to the work of churches and christian communities across the country. >> happy easter everyone i this >> happy easter everyone! this weekend, as people come together to celebrate and reflect on the message at the heart of the easter festival, i want to pay tribute to the incredible work of christians in country of christians in this country the churches, charities, volunteers and fundraisers who lived the christian values of compassion, charity and self—sacrifice, supporting those in need and demonstrating what

meghan would be expected to curtsy to the king, the queen and the prince and princess of wales as wellologise while she's down there, but now it's time for our next debate. it's well , i'm time for our next debate. it's well, i'm going to go now because i've had enough of us not celebrating our national identity. i think it's about time that actually we celebrate saint george's day, the day of our patron patron saint, the day that represents, you know, our flag and nationhood. these symbols, these trinkets of englishness, i think are basically pushed to one side where racist, white, horrible bigots in england let's not celebrate their national day. scotland saint andrew's day is a pubuc scotland saint andrew's day is a public holiday. why can't we do the same thing here? i'm sick and tired of being told that what we have and what we have is actually something that englishmen throughout history have built up, and i think we ought to be proud of that and celebrate it a hell of a lot more than we do. i thought. >> you're about to start singing. oh, jeremy corbyn for a second. >> well, i a

two get well cards for his wife and his father, the king, who of course is also going through cancer treatments. it is unclear when the prince of wales going to do it for us this hour, join us for "chris jansing reports" every weekday, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern, our coverage continues with ana cabrera on "katy tur reports" next. era on "katy tur reports" next >> woman: thanks. >> tech: my pleasure. have a good one. >> woman: you too. >> tech: schedule today at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley. ♪♪ some people just know that the best rate for you is a rate based on you, with allstate. because there's a right way to. stop! and the speed limit definitely isn't. 700 million mph. so why would you pay a rate based on. a terrible boss with a terrible haircut! save with, ooh. save with drivewise and get a rate based on you. you're in good hands with allstate at st.

king, while visiting a few charity in surrey was helping out in the kitchens and learning meals into delivery vans. 0ur royal correspondentjonny dymond is in sunbury—on—thames with more on the prince of waleslliam after a long easter break but more importantly on everybody�*s mines come every week since his wife made that announcement about undergoing treatment for cancer, having preventive chemotherapy. this kind of event is meat and drink, of course, for the royalfamily. we are west of london, this is a place where they collect up surplus food, package it up and make sure it is shipped out to the needy. prince william was pitching in, chatting with volunteers here for around one hour. but outside the venue and almost certainly inside, a lot of curiosity, of course, about the condition of the princess of wales. there has been absolute silence. the palace is not giving anything like a running commentary or any information about that, but there were no direct questions to the prince and he certainly was not answering up any comments. he did get get well cards, one one for the king. 0ur royal correspondent there. more now on our top story. the scottish government plans to scrap a key climate

king granting kate an historic honor, becoming the first royal to receive a title that recognizes outstanding achievement and contributions to public service. kate married into the royal family 13 years ago today. the prince and princess of wales their wedding anniversary privately, releasing this picture the mark the day. >> they're going through some challenging periods of their married life, but we know she really relies on william. they're a huge support to one another. >> reporter: william was back at work last week, sharing jokes. >> i'm going to tell you a joke. this is charlotte's favorite joke. knock knock. who's there? interrupting cow. moo. >> reporter: the proud father and his family celebrated prince louie's 6th birthday last week. the palace releasing this picture taken by kate. now getting ready for another birthday with princess charlotte turning 9 thursday. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >>> still to come, a california town is being invaded by black bears. they're wreaking havoc, infiltrating people's homes, infiltrating people's homes, eating sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte™. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across

of wales. i think they're both such great partners for the king and prince william, just temperamentally as welld i can see why actually both of them have have chosen those leading ladies actually, which is obviously helped william get on better with his father. >> and camilla helped catherine know what to do when she joined the royal family what the protocol was, and to help her and catherine was very grateful, unlike meghan, who she tried to do as well and was not interested, and i think that's right. i also think that it's very important that someone gets what they need and what they like to recover from things, and not just medication. >> well , we've got next week. >> well, we've got next week. then prince harry will come over from la and he'll attend the invictus games and what can you tell us about that? well, that passed without controversy. >> it's. no, this will be at saint paul's cathedral to celebrate the 10th year of the invictus games. but he won't be going to see his father or brother . it's told that he won't brother. it's told that he won't be here for very long. meghan's going

the service, the king spoke to the crowds gathered outside saint george's chapel gathered outside saint george's chapel, accompanied by queen camilla, now the prince and princess of wales>> they weren't there following the revelation last week that the revelation last week that the of wales has the princess of wales has a cancer diagnosis. they were on a private holiday at sandringham. >> well, former butler to king charles ii, grant harrold joins us now. very good to see you this morning, grant. and it was heartening, wasn't it, a positive to see the king positive sign to see the king not only a walkabout, but not only doing a walkabout, but also hands with people ? also shaking hands with people? >> good morning. good morning eamonn. i mean, it eamonn. absolutely i mean, it was wonderful to see because obviously we know he's going through the treatment just now. he back on a lot of the he has cut back on a lot of the pubuc he has cut back on a lot of the public duties. we see what goes on behind scenes. obviously on behind the scenes. obviously at with his at the palace with his engagements and his meetings, but him actually back but to see him actually back doing a

king granting kate a historic honor, the first royal to receive a title that recognizes outstanding achievements and contributions to public service. kate, married into the royal family 13 years ago today. the prince and princess of walesre to mark the day. >> they are going through one of the most challenging periods of their married life. but we know she really relies on william. they are a huge support to one another. >> reporter: william was back at work last week sharing jokes. >> i will say a joke. that is charlotte's favorite joke at the moment. knock, knock. >> who's there? >> interrupting cow? >> interrupting cow -- >> moo. >> reporter: the proud father and his family celebrated prince louis' 6th birthday last week. this picture taken by kate. now getting ready for another birthday with princess charlotte turning 9 on thursday. we may see another picture of princess charlotte for her birthday later this week. stay tuned for that. the king could be reunited with prince harry. prince harry is due in this country next week to mark the 10th anniversary of the invictus games. and we heard in the nigerian government that prince harry and meghan will be visiting as well. guys? >> all right, kelly cobiella. kelly, tha

understaffed in recent weeks following the king and the princess of wales having to both temporarily take a step back from royal duties whilst undergoing cancer treatment, princes actually on march the 19th, when he went to sheffield for his homewards homelessness project , sheffield for his homewards homelessness project, but, you know, you may have known last week , prince george and prince week, prince george and prince william were both spotted at an aston villa game in birmingham, which they seemed to be enjoying very much. but i'm also already seeing a lot of people actually interpreting today's activities very positively , because they very positively, because they believe that it means that the princess of wales is clearly feeling well enough for prince william to resume his his public duties, as you say, he started today by going to, a an organisation called surplus to suppen organisation called surplus to supper, where he met volunteers . supper, where he met volunteers. he helped to load trucks with food and then jumped into one of those trucks to help distribute it to local groups. he then put on apron was preparing on an apron and was preparing me

king very much believes in the duchess of edinburgh is so grateful for her contribution, and we saw real leadership with her today. >> justin kinsey, to see that she actually bumped the prince and princess of walesront of some of the newspapers this morning. she made it onto the front of the telegraph , the front of the telegraph, whereas it was the brand new picture that we haven't seen to mark their wedding anniversary. that's made it onto the front of the times and i suppose that shows you know how significant that visit is. and how prominent she's becoming. i mean, the late queen's favourite daughter in law also meeting with president zelenskyy. >> and during her surprise stop, she spoke to survivors of sexual violence and torture and heard from children who had been returned to ukraine after being separated from their families. and when she met with president zelenskyy she gave him a private note from the king and they discussed how to support these survivors of sexual assault in conflicts . i know some people conflicts. i know some people might criticise this move as political , but might criticise this move as political, but this was might criticise this move as political , but this was w