at the clinic in london which treated the princess of wales tried to access her private medical records. the bafta tv award nominations have been announced for 2024 with the final season of netflix drama the crown the most nominations. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in irland where the prime minister leo vardkar hasjust resigned. the prime minister leo vardkar in an unexpected announcement, mr varadkar described his period leading his country as "the most fulfilling time of his life". he will step down before the next general election in the republic of ireland. mr varadkar became ireland's youngest taoiseach in 2017 when he became leader of fine gael. let's listen to him announcing his resignation from the steps of government buildings a short while ago. i know this will come as a surprise to any people and a disappointment to some, and i hope at least you will understand my decision. i know that others will, how shall i put it, cope with the news just fine. that is the great thing about living in a democracy. there is

clearly this is a huge headache for the london clinic. clinic. tom. 's a hospital in central london which is well used and trusted to treat royalty , politicians and royalty, politicians and celebrities as well. they say on their website that they pride themselves on providing excellence in one place. and as we know, the princess of wales was admitted here in january for what kensington palace described as planned abdominal surgery and last night it all kicked off a bit because the mirror reported that at least one member of staff allegedly attempted to access the princess of wales's private medical notes. the paper also reported that bosses contacted kensington palace immediately after they discovered the alleged breach and were investigating. now, kensington palace told me last night that it is very much a matter for the hospital . the matter for the hospital. the statement from the hospital to the mirror last night said we firmly believe that all our patients, no matter their status , deserve total privacy and confidentiality . and of course, confid

and london clinic >> yeah. london clinic is very prestigious hospital. is a very prestigious hospital. it have encryption it will have encryption after encryption after password after password. it will be incredibly difficult access , difficult to access, particularly the princess of wales, who the future queen. wales, who is the future queen. but medical details . but her medical details. >> think that each >> you would think that each medic their own and medic has their own login and that will be identifiable. that login will be identifiable. so imagine there are lot of so i imagine there are a lot of people now be quite people right now be quite nervous to be involved. yeah, more this we go throughout more on this as we go throughout the morning. but the the morning. but next, the former president trump former us president donald trump sat down nigel farage last sat down with nigel farage last night a world it night in a world exclusive it broadcast yesterday broadcast on gb news yesterday evening. a ranging

kensington palace told us this was a matter for the london clinic. ey had been made aware of these allegations. as for the clinic itself, it hasn't responded for request for comment, but has told the mirror in a statement that every patient, whatever their status, that every patient, whatever theirstatus, has that every patient, whatever their status, has the right to full confidentiality and privacy. full confidentiality and riva . , full confidentiality and privacy-— full confidentiality and riva . , ~ full confidentiality and riva . . ., privacy. they say much for that, simon. _ privacy. they say much for that, simon. -- _ privacy. they say much for that, simon. -- thanks- privacy. they say much for. that, simon. -- thanks very that, simon. —— thanks very much. the uk's foreign secretary lord cameron has criticised hong kong's tough new security law, saying it will "further damage the rights and freedoms" of the people there. authorities say the law is necessary for hong kong's stability. but critics fear it will further erode civil liberties. let'

authorities in the uk are investigating a data breach at the london clinic where princess catherine had surgery. so, who was trying to get into kate's medical records? maggie rulli from london again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with questions swirling about the princess of wales' health, authorities in the uk now investigating a breach report at the famed london hospital where she was treated, after reports staff attempted to access her private medical records. the london clinic saying tonight, "if a breach is found, appropriate disciplinary action will be taken." catherine underwent what the palace called "planned abdominal surgery" at the london clinic on january 16th and remained in the hospital for 13 days. the king also treated there during that time. the palace releasing little details, only saying the surgery was "successful," her condition was "not cancerous." kate, recovering at home in windsor with her husband and children, forced to apologize after this photo she shared was found to be digitally altered. you can see princess charlotte's wrist and sleeve here partly erased.

kensington palace told us this was a matter for the london clinic. ese allegations. as for the clinic itself, it has not responded for request for comment from the bbc but it has told the newspaper in a statement that any patient, whatever their status, has a right to full confidentiality and privacy. and we have an update for you on our top story, a federal appeals courtr has isued a new order effectively blocking the law again. the late—night ruling means that an injuction by a federal district court last month would again be in force. so some back—and—forth over the legalities of this. the upshot for now is, the state of texas can not carry out the arrests and deporatations we had discussed earlier. we will have to see where this story has next. before we go, wednesday marks the un's international day of happiness. and to commemorate, the world happiness report released its 2024 review on the state of happiness. topping the list of happiest countries: finland. second happiest was denmark, followed by iceland, sweden and israel. the united states la

kensington palace said it was a matter for the london clinic. ntly treated king charles for an enlarged prostate. he was there at the same time as catherine. the allegations will come as another blow to the royal family who are trying to shift the focus away from weeks of my speculation and considers to from a conspiracy theory due to her continued absence. this teacher wasjohn but many teacher was john but many agencies teacher wasjohn but many agencies because it had been edited, catherine later apologised for any confusion. prince william was in chapel to promote his homelessness project. he spoke about the challenges faced by young families as a subject catherine also has taken interest in. this morning the talk again is “p this morning the talk again is up catherine �*s help and her right to privacy. simonjones bbc news. the us supreme court is allowing texas to enforce one of the toughest immigration laws in the country. the law lets state officials arrest and deport people suspected of illegally crossing into the us from mexico. the court

made at the london clinic, that is a clinic in central london, that is a clinic in central london, thatctures of it because it is where royals have stayed and been treated for years, the lecturing was treated there, prince philip was treated there, prince philip was treated there, the king of course had his procedure for an enlarged prostate there and at the same time catherine princess of stayed 13 nights are backin princess of stayed 13 nights are back in january. princess of stayed 13 nights are back injanuary. and it emerged overnight the daily mirror reported that one member of staff, at least one member of staff potentially could have looked through or tried to access the princess's medical records, and the information commissioner's office said that it had received a what it called a breach report and it was making inquiries, and so we have been waiting for the london clinic to put out a statement, and they did. in the last couple of hours, the chief executive our russell, it was a fairly lengthy statement, but in summing it up, they said, there is no place at our hospital for th

let's just quickly tell you what the london clinic has everyone the clinic has said.es to patient confidentiality. we take pride outstanding care pride in the outstanding care and discretion we aim to deliver for all of our patients that put their trust in us. every day. >> we have systems place to >> we have systems in place to monitor management patient monitor management of patient information case of information and in the case of any appropriate any breach, all appropriate investigatory, regulatory and disciplinary will be disciplinary steps will be taken. there is no place at our hospital for those who intentionally breach the trust of any of our patients or colleagues, right ? colleagues, right? >> it from us. britain's >> that is it from us. britain's newsroom is next. your newsroom is up next. here's your . weather. >> hi there and welcome to the latest gb news forecast from the met office. fine. in the south today, some warm sunshine even, but a very different story for scotland and northern ireland, where it is already turning wet and windy. the heaviest of

kensington palace said it was a matterfor the london clinic.atement, the clinic told the mirror... the hospital also recently treated king charles for an enlarged prostate. he was there at the same time as catherine. the allegations will come as another blow to the royal family, who are trying to shift the focus away from weeks of online speculation and conspiracy theories about catherine's health during her continued absence from public engagements. not helped by the release of this photograph on mother's day, which was withdrawn by international picture agencies because it had been edited. catherine later apologised for any confusion. yesterday, prince william was in sheffield to promote his homelessness project. he spoke about the challenges faced by young families — a subject catherine has also taken an interest in. but this morning, the talk again is of catherine's health and her right to privacy. that story is very much on the front pages. and you can follow this story live on bbc sounds — this morning nicky campbell is asking — kate: how

british media is now reporting three staffers at the london clinic where kate middleton had abdominalcords. nbc's molly hunter has the latest. >> this morning, the allegations of a royal data breach growing. multiple uk news outlets, including the mirror which broke the story report three staff members at the london clinic where kate underwent surgery back in january could be investigated and potentially face disciplinary action for allegedly trying to access the princess's personal medical information. nbc news has not confirmed this reporting. >> i understand that there are three staff at the london clinic have been suspended on allegations that they accessed or tried to access the princess's private medical data. we don't know whether that was paper records or via a computer system. >> reporter: the uk government privacy watchdog confirmed to nbc news they received a breach report and are still assessing information but didn't share whether it included one or more allegations. >> i think we must remember at the center of the saga is a woman who has undergone a serious operation. >>

they are employees at the london clinic. investigated for allegedly pounng investigated for allegedly pouring over the princess of wales records . wales medical records. >> potentially very serious for the london and the and the london clinic and the and kensington palace investigations ongoing to see if criminal prosecutions are warranted. more details shortly . details shortly. >> and is it time for us all to toughen up, find out why. the work and pensions secretary, mel stride, thinks that mental health culture has gone too far. >> and a leading charity wants all political parties to put a ban on mobile phones for under 16 seconds in their election manifesto . manifesto. >> a metropolitan police diversity team has come under fire for sharing videos that include claims that black women have to work harder than their white colleagues . could that be true? >> a year ago, the kc review said that the met was institutionally racist. >> they fought back against the claim, but we've uncovered footage of their diverse city teams c

this morning's mirror newspaper is reporting that the london clinic has launched an investigation intod to access her medical records while she was undergoing treatment. the paper said insiders at the clinic are shocked at these allegations. the information commissioner's office, which is the watchdog for personal data has told us it has received a report of a breach, and it is assessing the information. kensington palace told us this was a matter for the london breach. the met police would not confirm whether they have been made aware of these allegations. as for the clinic itself, it has responded for a request for comment from the bbc but it has told the mirror newspaper in a statement that every patient whatever the status has the right to full confidentiality and privacy. the uk's foreign secretary lord cameron has criticised hong kong's tough new security law, saying it will "further damage the rights and freedoms" of the people there. china has told the uk to stop making groundless accusations. also those advocating hong kong independence. we will never be translation: we can ef

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yes. a london clinic is >> yes.e the princess underwent abdominal underwent that abdominal surgery, was there for surgery, she was there for around two weeks now. i have contacted the london clinic this morning. as of yet they have not responded. but what mirror responded. but what the mirror is reporting is at least one member of staff allegedly accesses accessed the princess of wales's private medical information . they also say the information. they also say the mirror that bosses have launched a probe into that, and have contacted kensington palace informing them of the alleged breach, as well as saying that there would be a full investigation now. >> ken, so what does that mean? the former kensington palace, that private may that oh, the private details may well that oh, the private details may welwell , quite possibly, i think >> well, quite possibly, i think it was a warning for them. kensington palace told me last night that it's a matter for the london clinic, this is london clinic, but this is potentially

kensington palace told this was a matterfor the london clinic. asn't responded for a request for comment from the bbc, but it has told the mirror newspaper in a statement that every patient whatever their status has the right to full confidentiality and privacy. before we go — wednesday marks the un's international day of happiness. and to commemorate, the world happiness report released its 2024 review on the state of happiness. topping the list of happiest countries — finland. second happiest was denmark, followed by iceland, sweden and israel. the united states landed at 23rd happiest — eight spots lower than last year. the uk was ranked three spots ahead at 20th happiest. he happiness report is a result of people in 143 countries evaluating their life on a scale of one to ten — with ten representing the best possible life. for finland, it's their eighth year in a row at the top. a happy place indeed. that's all for now, i'm sumi somaskanda. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. we are marking the spring equinox and for some parts of the uk, we

kensington palace said, "this is a matterfor "this is a matterfor the london clinic". the prince of wales was visiting housing initiatives in sheffield to promote his project to tackle homelessness. here's our royal correspondent daniela relph. calming the noise of social media conspiracies or just fuelling them? the first pictures of the princess of wales since her surgery, out shopping at the weekend with her husband at windsor farm shop. her recovery, it seems, is going well, but still, the rumours persist. it's been around that long. yeah. got it. the safety of a selfie. royal photos have been a tricky issue recently. today, prince william was in sheffield, trying to shift the focus onto the more serious side of public duty. because you think a lot of people just think, give people a house and it's all fixed. and that's it, yeah. it's not being taken care of very well outdoors. he met supporters of homewards, his project to end homelessness in six areas of the uk. hey. - how are you? i'm good, great to meet you. very nice to meet you. great to meet you. he is one o

simonjoins us now from outside the london clinic. n overnight. what response are we likely to get from the clinic itself? the response are we likely to get from the clinic itself?— the clinic itself? the clinic has et to the clinic itself? the clinic has yet to re5pond _ the clinic itself? the clinic has yet to respond for _ the clinic itself? the clinic has yet to respond for a _ the clinic itself? the clinic has yet to respond for a request i the clinic itself? the clinic has. yet to respond for a request for information from the bbc but on its website it said over the years it has been proud to treat some of the most prominent people in history. actors, politicians and members of the royal family of course. i think it was telling, a vote of confidence in medical staff healed that the princess of wales and king charles were treated here injanuary. according to the mirror, an insider at the hospital said medical staff are shocked and distraught at the allegation. they will have been made planed to catherine, which is standard procedu

wales had surgery back in january multiple uk news outlets reporting three staff members at the london clinicre being investigated for allegedly trying to access kate's personal medical information, which nbc news has not confirmed. the uk government privacy watchdog confirmed to nbc news they received a breach report but didn't share whether it included one or more allegations. kensington palace not confirming whether or not kate has been notified referring questions to the london clinic, which in a statement said, in the case of any breach, all appropriate investigatory, regulatory, and disciplinary steps will be taken. >> even if it is someone who was just feeling a little bit nosy, they should not have been able to access her records. >> reporter: king charles was there in january for his prostate procedure tonight, buckingham palace wouldn't comment on whether or not the king's medical data was affected. the allegation of a data breach comes amid continued scrutiny as photo agencies review past handout photos from the royal family. the getty photo agency and reuters now calling into ques

minutes ago we got a statement from the london clinic.says there's no place at our hospital for those who intentionally breach the trust of any of our patients or colleagues. >>> secretary of state antony blinken will travel to israel later this week adding a stop to his current visit to the middle east. this is his sixth visit to the region since the war between israel and hamas began in october, and all of this comes amid increasing tension between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the biden administration. this all over a potential ground offensive in rafah. nbc news international correspondent matt bradley joins me now. prime minister netanyahu addressed the senate republican caucus remotely today. do we know anything about what he said and really how this sort of came about? >> yeah, we don't really know the details. this was a regular gop luncheon that was being held, and he just kind of wired himself in directly and spoke over video. so we haven't really heard exactly what was said, but the fact that it took place at al

this is a matter for the london clinic.tatement released just today, the london clinic said we have systems in place to monitor management of patient information in the case of any breach, all appropriate investigatory, regulatory disciplinary steps will be tak taken. there is no place in our hospital for those who intentionally breach the trust of any of our patients or colleagues. george barrett >> george: back here at home, we turn to the sentencing for the former mississippi law enforcement officers who tortured and abused black men. good morning, faith abubey. >> this was a shocking and disturbing crime perpetrated by the very people tasked with enforcing the law. today, tomorrow and the officers will be sentenced in the racially motivated attack that nearly killed one of the vict victims. this morning, 2 former mississippi sheriff's deputies sentence for their role in the brutal and racially motivated torture of 2 black men. getting 20 years, lieutenant sentenced to 17.5 years. 2 of ekstrand officers who have pleaded

the early stages of that treatment >> suddenly so clear why kate's recovery after leaving the london clinic? taken so long and why she'd avoided the public eye >> this, of course, came as a huge shock. and william and i have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of all young family the diagnosis is still visibly role cnn understands the princess is and has been in good spirits okay. ten prince william of focusing on how to explain the diagnosis to their young children. the three last seen with them, mother in the now infamous and doctored mother's day photo, there many edge, it's fueling the rumors about the princesses health that's all seems irrelevant now with king charles also recovering from cancer, the princesses pr nightmare came with a delicate time for the royal family it left william and queen camilla to hold the fort now was she heels? princess catherine is asking for privacy and time. >> lai walk has always bought me a deep sense of joy and i look forward to being back when i'm able that's now i must focus on making a full recovery >> brit

the daily mirror alleges at least one staff member at the london clinic in marylebone was involved.ys: "all appropriate investigatory, regulatory and disciplinary steps will be taken" when looking at alleged data breaches. here's our royal correspondent, jonny dymond. privacy and the princess — the mirror makes a splash with a story about an attempt to access private medical information regarding kate, the princess of wales. she was here two months ago for an abdominal operation. since then, she's been out of sight, but hardly out of mind. from the palace, silence. from the hospital, a statement. all of this, the hospital visit, the long recovery was supposed to be ordinary. a woman, wife and mother getting better after an operation. the palace has been flabbergasted by the response. the concern often that the princess's right to privacy has been shredded in a world of phone and feed. this is not the first time that the princess's private medical records, some of the most protected personal data there is, have come to others' attention. a decade ago, phone pranksters duped a nurse i

of course, they were both at the london clinic receiving treatment.losest contact with his beloved daughter in law throughout the past weeks. both their majesties the king and queen will continue to offer their love and support to the whole family through this difficult time. so that is a statement from a buckingham palace spokesperson. and i think this just shows the close relationship between his majesty the king and cd. and i quote beloved daughter in law catherine, who are both currently receiving treatment for cancer. yeah i mean, it's just such a bad run of luck, isn't it, daniel, we've just been going through, some of the kind of situations facing that family at the moment. i mean, that would be awful to face any family in private, but to do that on a public stage , i mean, that on a public stage, i mean, i can't even imagine, i don't know, it's very, very unfortunate. >> mean , i think all the >> i mean, i think all the members of the royal family who are active , members of the royal are active, members of the royal family accept that there i

of course, they were both at the london clinic receiving treatment. closest contact with his beloved daughter in law throughout the past weeks. both their majesties the king and queen will continue to offer their love and support to the whole family through this difficult time. so that is a statement from a buckingham palace spokesperson. and i think this just shows the close relationship between his majesty the king and cd. and i quote beloved daughter in law catherine, who are both currently receiving treatment for cancer. yeah i mean, it's just such a bad run of luck, isn't it, daniel, we've just been going through, some of the kind of situations facing that family at the moment. i mean, that would be awful to face any family in private, but to do that on a public stage , i mean, that on a public stage, i mean, i can't even imagine, i don't know, it's very, very unfortunate. >> mean , i think all the >> i mean, i think all the members of the royal family who are active , members of the royal are active, members of the royal family accept that there

the daily mirror reporting that a member of staff at the london clinic tried to access the princess'sal records. kate went into the exclusive london hospital in january for what the palace called planned abdominal surgery and stayed there nearly two weeks. it was also where king charles underwent surgery for an enlarged prostate. the king and the princess of wales were in the hospital at the same time. the uk's data protection watchdog telling abc news this morning it's investigating the information commissioner's office, saying we can confirm we have received a breach report and are assessing the information provided the clinic not commenting on the claims, releasing a statement to the mirror saying all our patients, no matter their status, deserve total privacy and confidentiality regarding medical information. this breach, coming amid a media storm over the princess's health. the palace had asked for privacy for kate while she recovered, but her absence from public life since christmas had led to some wild conspiracy theories made worse. after a photo the palace released of the pri

las autoridades británicas iniciaron una investigación en the london clinic, el hospital donde kate middletones comentó al mismo diario británico que esto era un asunto interno de the london clinic. a través de un comunicado de prensa, el director ejecutivo recalcó que no hay lugar en nuestro hospital para aquellos que intencionalmente violan la confianza de cualquiera de nuestros pacientes o colegas. is saying that it's going to the police now and they could be prosecution for that. apparently the offices that look after all these public affairs. they said they could prosecute as well. esto ocurre en medio de la controversia actual en torno a la familia real británica, junto a la revelación de 2 fotos manipuladas y un video reciente de los príncipes de gales publicado por el medio tmz. pienso que no debería pasar, sobre todo cuando es un centro que es es un hospital. no la investigación se centra en el acceso no autorizado al expediente médico de la princesa de gales en un hospital en el que regularmente atienden miembros de la realeza desde londres, laura arvelo para noticias telemundo. bue

and a serious allegation the mirror breaking the news that staff at the london clinic allegedly triedanuary operation. a uk privacy watchdog confirming to nbc news it received a breach report and now investigating it. kensington palace saying this is a matter for the london clinic. >> this is quite a serious breach, even if it is someone who is just feeling a little bit nosey, they should not have been able to access her records. for someone like the princess of wales, who made it clear how much she wants to keep her privacy, this will be very alarming. >> reporter: meanwhile, prince william carrying on and for the second time in as many weeks mentioning kate. but the scrutiny continues as photo agencies review past handout photos from the royal family. the getty photo agency calling in question numerous inconsistenies in this photo taken by kate in 2022. this video gave rise to another cycle of wild conspiracy theorys. >> i don't know, this is getting really, really weird. what do we think? >> it is kate, okay? it is kate. >> this is getting weirdly suspicious. this feels like right

the daily mirror alleges at least one staff member at the london clinic in marylebone was involved.s said "all appropriate investigatory, regulatory and disciplinary steps will be taken" when looking at the alleged breaches. here's our royal correspondentjonny dymond. privacy and the princess — the mirror makes a splash with a story about an attempt to access private medical information regarding kate, the princess of wales. she was here two months ago for an abdominal operation. since then, she's been out of sight, but hardly out of mind. from the palace, silence. from the hospital, a statement. "we firmly believe that all our patients, no matter their status, deserve total privacy and confidentiality regarding their medical information. "all of this, the hospital visit, the long recovery all of this, the hospital visit, the long recovery was supposed to be ordinary. a woman, wife and mother getting better after an operation. the palace has been flabbergasted by the response. the concern often that the princess's right to privacy has been shredded in a world of phone and feed. this

his majesty the king was walker was to cameron walker from outside london clinic. outside the london ng outside the london clinic. >> thanks forjoining us on the >> thanks for joining us on the show. anybody's medical records are sacrosanct, especially a princess. if this is true, surely heads must roll now. moving on, moving on now. and a gb news series innovation britain. we are looking at the success of british manufacturing around this fine country. >> there's high value manufacturing happening all around the world, but for those factories to make good components , they need to be components, they need to be supported by good engineering, production products, production engineering products, mick, that's what you guys make here in brown and holmes in tamworth. >> yep. that's where all of our manufacture comes from, the skills that we have here. yes absolutely. >> those products that you make, they go all around the world. >> what are those products doing? >> products enabling >> those products are enabling other places, other countries to produce high quality parts. without these

today, there are reports that three staffers at the london clinic may be behind the alleged data breachta breach growing, multiple uk news outlets, including "the mirror," which broke the story, report three staff members at the london clinic where kate underwent surgery back in january could be investigated and potentially face disciplinary action for allegedly trying to access the princess' personal medical information. nbc news has not confirmed this reporting. >> i understand that there are three staff at the london clinic have been suspended on allegations that they accessed or tried to access the princess' private medical data we don't know if that was paper records or via a computer system >> reporter: the uk government privacy watchdog confirmed to nbc news they received a breach report and are still assessing information but didn't share whether it had one or more allegations. >> we must remember at the center of this saga is a woman who has undergone a very serious operation. the fact that the princess of wales will only add to the stress >> reporter: kensington palace not con

you may recall the princess of wales had abducted nominal surgery at the london clinic in january, and she has not resumed official duties since that operation, leading to rampant rumors and speculation about her for condition. cnn's anna stewart is joining us live from london. anna, what can you tell us about this investigation? this is pretty serious >> it's really serious and it comes amid something of a vacuum of royal news. the king of course, is working from home hi, i'm battling cancer. the princess of wales has been recovering from surgery off work for weeks at this stage and all this has been perhaps exacerbated by that photoshopping incident. but this report, if true, takes it to a whole different level. this was a report from the daily mirror today and investigated a potential data breach at the london clinic, the private hospital where the princess of wales was seen back in january. now alleges that at least one member of staff tried to access the private medical records of the princess of wales, not only is that wrong, not only is that serious, it's potentially criminal an

, prince william, kensington palace has referred all questions over the hospital breach to the london clinic in a statement, the ceo of the hospital russell said in the case of any breach, all appropriate investigator, regulatory, and disciplinary steps will be taken. there's no place at all hospital for those who intentionally breach the trust of any of our patients or colleagues the government wants answers and said is the palace, particularly the princess who just didn't want to share the underlying reason for that surgery that she had in january will know when to get serious when the police get called in, but they haven't launched a formal investigation yet. >> wolff x foster effect you very much for that update coming up centers sound the alarm about tiktok after a classified briefing on security risks posed by the social media app. >> i'll >> get analysis from tech journalist qarrah swishes. she's joining us live right afterwards. >> there >> is no media >> personality >> businesswoman celebrity stuff like her >> the many lives of martha stewart now streaming on macs >> were you worrie

tried to illegally access kate's private and medical records while she spent 13 nights at the london clinic hospital in january yuri after planned abdominal surgery. the mirror says the hospital in form the palace, and launched a probe into the allegations and did a statement to cnn, the uk's information commissioner's office said we can confirm that we've received a breach report and are assessing the information provided on wednesday, the uk's health minister, maria caulfield, warn that hospital staff could face prosecution. >> so any allowed to access the patient notes you're caring for with their permission and there's really strict was the information commissioner would take enforcement action against trusts or primary care practices, but also as individual practitioners, your regulatory body. so for me, it'd be the nmc would take action as well. so it's pretty severe it's another blow for the princess and the palace. that's been protecting her privacy fiercely during her recovery. they released minimal information which is spots wild speculation about her true condition and whereabout

tried to illegally access her records while she was >> there to undergo surgery at this private london clinic. the country's data watchdog now says it's assessing a breach of confidentiality reported in the daily mirror the british tabloid reported that at least one hospital staff after allegedly tried to illegally access kate's private medical records while she spent 13 nights at the london clinic hospital in january after planned abdominal surgery the mirror says the hospital in form the palace and launched a probe into the allegations and did a statement to cnn, the uk's information commissioner's office said, we can confirm that we've received a breach report. and are assessing the information provided on wednesday, the uk's health minister, maria caulfield, warned that hospital staff could face prosecution. >> so any allowed to access the patient notes you're caring for with their permission and there's really strict rules, information commissioner would take enforcement action against trusts or primary care practices, but also as individuals joel practitioners, your regulatory body. so

she spent almost two weeks at the london clinic and has stepped back from the public eye while she's led to loads of conspiracy theories and speculation online, which has only got worse since the princess apologised for editing a mother's day photo of her and her three kids. richarlison, the tottenham forward, has opened up about seeking psychological help. the brazilian footballer said he was at rock bottom, but therapy helped him to turn things around. he said he asked for help in september, after he was pictured in tears, being subbed out at the brazil world cup match versus bolivia. at a press conference, he urged anyone with mental health problems to do the same thing. translation: as a national team player who has had such an active voice, i want to tell people to seek help, and i can particularly say that because it saved my life. and we'll leave you with ten seconds of this eco dog. have a look. this is gonzalo and his border collie, sam. they're known around chile's capital city for keeping the park litter free on their walks. in fact, sam is such a local celeb that his imag

all the daily mirror claimed employees at the london clinic — which is frequently used by royals — "attemptedaccess her private medical reports." the information commissioners�* office confirmed it received a "breach report" and is making inquiries. the princess was admitted for abdominal surgery injanuary. details of her condition have not been disclosed, with royal officials saying she wanted her medical information to remain private. simon lewis was press secretary to queen elizabeth between 1998 and 2000. he says the princess's privacy should be "sacrosanct." this is exactly why i would have thought the princess and the people around her are so concerned about her privacy. i mean, going to the hospital at the best of times is a very stressful experience but to think there's a possibility of people actually accessing your records whilst you're there... no wonder this debate about privacy, members of the royal family and other public figures continues because that's the key point. there is a line, as far as i'm concerned, where privacy should be absolutely sacrosanct. health minister maria

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staff tried to illegally access her records while she was there to undergo surgery at this private london clinic? the country's data watchdog now says it's assessing a breach of confidentiality reported in the daily mirror. the british tabloid reported that at least one hospital staffer allegedly tried to illegally access kate's private medical records while she spent 13 nights at the london clinic hospital in jail henry, after planned abdominal surgery. the mirror says the hospital in the palace and launched a probe into the allegations and did a statement to cnn, the uk's information commissioner's office said, we can confirm that we've received a breach report and are assessing the information provided on wednesday, the uk's health minister, maria caulfield, warn that hospital staff could face prosecution or any allowed to access the patient notes you're caring for with their permission and there's really strict rules. information commissioner would take enforcement action against trusts or primary care practices, but also as individual practitioners, your regulatory body. so for me, it would

and i do wonder about the london clinic. alleged , things that are the alleged, things that are going on there and i feel possibly something was going to come out as well. so the right thing for her to to, speak out. but amazing that she actually did this speech herself. and she would have done this off her own back because she wanted to, normally it would have come out in a different way. kensington palace would have put in a different way. kensington pal'statement would have put in a different way. kensington pal'statement out. uld have put in a different way. kensington pal'statement out. but have put in a different way. kensington pal'statement out. but huge put the statement out. but huge admiration to her. she very, admiration to her. she is very, very strong she's proven very strong and she's proven herself many times over the herself so many times over the years, and obviously we wish. >> do you think she's as, as popular or more popular than princess diana was? not just because of her bravery tonight, but prior to t