i and lady diana. would you get involved? :, :, and lady diana. would you get involved?viously was called in to help. if you were called in to help, would you? i help. if you were called in to help, would you?— help. if you were called in to help, would ou? ., _, ., would you? i would never comment on matters to do — would you? i would never comment on matters to do with _ would you? i would never comment on matters to do with the _ would you? i would never comment on matters to do with the royal— would you? i would never comment on matters to do with the royal family. i matters to do with the royal family. people look to you for leadership as the prime minister and i know you don�*t want to get into the family rows, but how can the british public are facing that institution when they see this dysfunction, allegations of fighting and betrayal at the top? do allegations of fighting and betrayal atthe to? ,, allegations of fighting and betrayal attheto? ,, , , . at the top? do you think the public and still have _ at the top? do you think the public and still have faith _

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now she wants to lady diana. i always to see.at. we'll have the you on the have all the for you on the biggest strikes in the nhs history . the nhs faces the biggest day of industrial action in its history. next month as nurses continue striking today . good continue striking today. good it's 8:00 on thursday, january the 19th. this is breakfast on gb news at isabel webster and andrew pierce is listening to the news this morning . patients the news this morning. patients face unprecedented disruption in the health service in february , the health service in february, with ambulance and nursing staff staging joint walkouts. it comes as thousands of nurses begin a second consecutive day of strike action and the chance to jeremy hunt. no surprise here, says no tax cuts in his next budget . tax cuts in his next budget. according to treasury insiders, at least . tory mps have reacted at least. tory mps have reacted with predictable anger. former party leader iain duncan smith says not cutting taxes could cost the party the next genera

ladies. lincoln scholar's michael -- noah feldman, and diana shaw marked abraham lincoln's february 12th birthday with a conversation from the national constitution center. they talked about the 16th presidents speeches and what they reveal about the constitution. here's a portion of the conversation. >> let me start by saying that plenty of people have looked at the gettysburg address and seen classical grief overdose and those are unquestionably there. the speeches also suffused with biblical language and a biblical idea of morality. it's the beginning, in my view, of lincoln articulating his own moral vision of the entire history of the united states. in the second inaugural address, maybe we will come to it in our next round of conversation, he's most explosive about doing that. he's starting to do that in the gettysburg address, in my view. -- self-conscious louis biblicizing, it's biblical. two americans in the 19th century, almost all of whom were protestants, biblical language meant general morality. 19th century americans believed that morality was derivative of the bible. they were, as

ladies. lincoln scholars michael -- noah feldman, and diana shot mark abraham lincoln's february 12th birthday with a conversation from the national constitution center. they talk about the 16th president speeches, what they reveal about his views on the constitution, here's a portion of the conversation. >> while me start by saying that plenty of people have looked at the gettysburg addressed inseam classical greek overturns. they're unquestionably there. -- very active in this. but the speeches also suffused with biblical language. and a biblical idea morality. and it's the beginning in my view of lincoln articulating his own moral vision of the entire history of the united states. and in the second inaugural address, which will come to our next round of conversation, and he's the most explosive doing. that in my view, he's starting to do that for the gettysburg address. a three score is hub conch -- it's biblical. and two americans in the 19th century almost all of them were protestants. biblical language meant general morality. 19th century americans believed that morality was derivative o

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ladies. lincoln scholars, michael burlingham, noah feldman, and diana shaw, marked abraham lincoln's februaryrom the national constitution center. they talked about the 16th president speeches, and what they reveal about his views on the constitution. here's a portion of the conversation. >> well, let me start by saying that plenty of people who looked at the gettysburg address and seen classical brief overtones, and those are unquestionably -- draw intention, very active into this. the speech is suffused with biblical language and a biblical idea of morality. it's the beginning, in my view, of lincoln articulating his own moral vision of the entire history of the united states. and the second not jeweler dress, which we will come to in our next round of conversation, he is most explicit about doing that. in my view, he is starting to do that at the gettysburg address. the three score and seven's self consciously biblicizing, it's biblical, and two americans of the 19th century, almost all of them were protestants. biblical language meant general morality, 19th century americans believed that

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the interaction so diana's close friend richard has launched an impassioned call in the daily mail buckingham palace to give ladyrites when even the race worries of montecito, say, susan , is blameless, it's time the palace to give her back her job. joining me now, fleet street legend , former editor of the legend, former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie . kelvin, sun, kelvin mackenzie. kelvin, you never believe lady hussey should have been sacked, so i presume you agree with this. richard k for to be a u—turn here . buckingham palace . right. here. buckingham palace. right. well sacking was a total disgrace and was an overreaction . by disgrace and was an overreaction. by be a genius to say by prince charles and william who were concerned about what the reaction be i in relation to meghan and b possibly in relation to commonwealth. now look there are a number of issues now begin unravel so is . issues now begin unravel so is. harry duplicitous by saying that both he and meghan thought she was a great and b according to harry, she did wrong. and secondly , already the palace secondly, already the palace have

the interaction so diana's close friend richard has launched an impassioned call in the daily mail buckingham palace to give ladywhen even the race worries of montecito, say, susan , is blameless, it's time the palace to give her back her job. joining me now, fleet street legend , former editor of the legend, former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie . kelvin, sun, kelvin mackenzie. kelvin, you never believe lady hussey should have been sacked, so i presume you agree with this. richard k for to be a u—turn here . buckingham palace . right. here. buckingham palace. right. well sacking was a total disgrace and was an overreaction . by disgrace and was an overreaction. by be a genius to say by prince charles and william who were concerned about what the reaction be i in relation to meghan and b possibly in relation to commonwealth. now look there are a number of issues now begin unravel so is . issues now begin unravel so is. harry duplicitous by saying that both he and meghan thought she was a great and b according to harry, she did wrong. and secondly , already the palace secondly, already the palace have made o

lady, got it. glad to know that they don't. why believe gala laggy above me? good. so what do i need? clear, ga, ga, ga. gov. what diana, let me finish up my dog, black book, my dan thumbs up with that on their own waiting room. a is a wave of sentiment around. well, if you actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries, and i think often people's voice is not heard because it's not part of the mainstream news. wanted obviously we covered the big stories and report on the big events going on. but we also tell her stories of people, again, we don't have a voice. i mean, when i was a child, that's never be afraid to put a question. and i think that's what actually does. we ask the question for people who should be accountable. and also we get people to give you what's going on a a, [000:00:00;00] a, wherever you go in the well, one line goes to make it feel exceptional. katara going places pick up. oh, i'm not that isn't and don't have the top stories in odyssey. is there any forces have withdrawn from the janine refugee camp and occupied west bank after a battle broke out when they rated th

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lady got it. glad to know that they don't. why believe gala laggy above i live? good. go, what do i need? clear, ga, ga, ga. gov. what, diana, let me think about my dog. glad. but my yan thumbs up with that on their own waiting room. hey ah. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation, i got to west when i was at the university of august, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations. empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society part 2 of 5, shaheen and adam rather fit studio b unscripted on out his era. ah years from i'll just on the go and me tonight. i'll just there is only a mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissects analyze with, from out is there is mobile app available in your favorite app store. just set for it and tapped them out. and you out from out, is there a new at you? think of it. o. mccrae and these are the top stories on al jazeera, the us secretary of state is calling for urgent steps to restore. come between israelis and palestinians. antony blinking, mid prime minis

ladies and gentlemen, our prince harry once wanted the inquiry into diana's death to be reopened .th. that's according to revelations in his new memoir, spare more of which is dropping by the minute, it would seem. harry also says that both and his brother, the prince of wales, were out of calling for a reinvestigate into diana's death by the powers that be. he how after his mother's death , he how after his mother's death, he was left in balmoral castle with nothing to do but roam the whole with a suspicion taking hold that it all a trick by that it was all a trick by diana. kensington palace diana. now, kensington palace and buckingham palace are still their silence. declined their silence. they've declined to on the book. there is to comment on the book. there is a lot more for us to talk about when comes to book. as when it comes to this book. as namely my opinion, the most namely in my opinion, the most serious of is prince serious elements of is prince harry revealing that he killed 25 taliban fighters, referring to them as chess pieces. i can understand in referring to them

princess diana's wedding dress designer and friend , emanuel, an ex friend, emanuel, an ex thatcherite niall gonna take on broadcasting his hedley. that's in the clash at 920 then fildes mp our ladyolin campbell investigate the dim duke's excuse for revealing his taliban and kill was genuine or just and kill was genuine orjust crash damage limitation . and my crash damage limitation. and my whole goal in my with sharing that detail is reduce the number of suicides i can't wait for lady c's verdict on that as at 930 5aa bombshell new poll has shown the only people still supporting harry and meghan or at all woke young . but did they at all woke young. but did they actually know why did you know that meghan had a bullying investigate into her own treatment of palace staff? i know that's interesting . we'll know that's interesting. we'll have more from the country's wokeist university at 1030. elsewhere on the show as tory mp voice, they're has the bbc proved its anti voice britain with this piece podcast for isis bride shamima begum what was there to obsess over. we went to i just that was it was over it was over and done with what more is there to say and should over 50 be made ex

princess diana's wedding dress designer and friend , emanuel, an ex friend, emanuel, an ex thatcherite niall gonna take on broadcasting his hedley. that's in the clash at 920 then fildes mp our ladyolin campbell investigate the dim duke's excuse for revealing his taliban and kill was genuine or just and kill was genuine orjust crash damage limitation . and my crash damage limitation. and my whole goal in my with sharing that detail is reduce the number of suicides i can't wait for lady c's verdict on that as at 930 5aa bombshell new poll has shown the only people still supporting harry and meghan or at all woke young . but did they at all woke young. but did they actually know why did you know that meghan had a bullying investigate into her own treatment of palace staff? i know that's interesting . we'll know that's interesting. we'll have more from the country's wokeist university at 1030. elsewhere on the show as tory mp voice, they're has the bbc proved its anti voice britain with this piece podcast for isis bride shamima begum what was there to obsess over. we went to i just that was it was over it was over and done with what more is there to say and should over 50 be made ex