meghan does not want anything to do with you?reporter: what about the tapes? leon said the tapes did not prove anything. why go down this road? why higher who you think is a hitman if you did not want meghan dead. >> you have to understand something. i never thought these people were violent criminals at all. >> reporter: that is not how it appears on the tapes. >> if you listen to what is said, i never asked him to hurt anybody. never asked them to kill anybody. >> reporter: remember, he did offer a suggestion on how to kill her. why are you telling him how to do this? >> i will talk about that when i am on the witness stand. >> reporter: nothing you want to share now. >> no. >> reporter: we asked how valerie's husband became a target. >> i had nothing to do with that. >> reporter: but leon told us he was being kind to meghan, it was a different story with valerie. he shifted blame to his late lover, even as he tried to sound sympathetic. >> valerie was not a monster. she clearly had reached a breaking point and i cannot say tha

jack: i don't know how we got here i just back on track meghan when you see from consumer. you make good points, it's interesting because consumers are still spending we saw a really great better-than-expected retail sales for this year this month which is fabulous and no christmas are seeing improvements here and there sales and said this is actually good news i think he was a going forward is a cost-conscious consumer is great for value places like walmart when absolutely gangbusters quarter and so you going to start to see a certain amount of blowback that point forward on certain areas of spinning their valley place. jack: does anybody wanted to get crack at mcdonald's consumers looking to save who meets mcdonald's on that you. >> the market things nobody does they did not have a recorder when they release a few weeks ago but the stock is up about 1e meals coming out and everybody assumes mcdonald's wins value mark so if you like will looks like a decent playwright out. >> you go to mcdonald's here and headed and $50 for meal so i don't know about that. >> would mcdonal

harry and meghan were nation.nd meghan were met in the capital bogota, by colombia's vice president francia marquez and her husband. they spent around half an hour at the vice president's residence, where they exchanged welcome gifts and were offered tea, coffee and traditional colombian cheese bread. it's understood they'll focus on the impact of the digital world on young people, the military community and female empowerment. the duke and duchess will also explore colombia's history and culture. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> good evening. i'm tom harwood for in jacob rees—mogg this evening on state of the nation. now, many have questioned whether our policing is two tier. it's time to ask if our justice system can be too. in what has been called the soft justice scandal, repeat offe

harry and meghan are back.laces , going to, of all places, columbia gb news royal correspondent cameron walker has more. cameron i thought they were too scared to come to britain because it was unsafe, yet they're happy to go to columbia. why? >> correct. well, the official invitation by the colombian government is for online safety and ending violence against children. but speaking of safety, the uk us government both advise citizens against travelling to certain parts of the country. granted, harry and meghan aren't going to those certain parts, but the foreign office does warn uk citizens that terrorists are very likely to try and carry out attacks. kidnapping rates remain high and illegal armed groups kidnap hostages and prince harry, as you pointed out, said that he's not going to bring meghan or his children to the uk because of his downgraded security. until that's sorted out . but it that's sorted out. but it appears prince harry is prepared to take the risk for these charitable causes with meghan markl

meghan: thank you for having me.w the biggest selloff in credit in the last two weeks as we saw some volatility. a lot has recovered but spreads are still sitting wider. in our view there is still some spread upside to capture over the next couple weeks as we head into august. there are some supportive factors. we have $20 billion to get through next week but it is a lot less than earlier this month when it was $40 billion in investment grade. investor positioning was very extended in the u.s. and that happened to come down with the selloff in credit. those factors and stability and growth will be positive for credit. vonnie: on perceived risk in the bond market, we are at something like 52 basis points. it is basically no risk whatsoever. steven: i think the market is pricing in both an economic soft landing to a scenario with accommodations coming from the fed that would be supportive of credit going forward despite the slowdown. probably more importantly -- fairly constructive going into this. when you take a comb

okay, harry and meghan at ten.ts. >> and tonight, olympic legend eddie the eagle edwards. >> now in 1988, eddie became the first competitor to represent great britain in olympic ski jumping, finishing last. his life story was a movie in 2016 starring taron egerton . that starring taron egerton. that movie was called eddie the eagle. i caught up with him earlier to ask him about his life. eddie, who first introduced you to a pair of skis , introduced you to a pair of skis, >> actually, it was my school sports teacher. he was very keen skier, and he used to organise skier, and he used to organise ski trips for the school, and he ianed ski trips for the school, and he invited me along when i was in the third year, and that was it. my life changed completely , my life changed completely, >> listen, you are world famous as a ski jumper. can you tell me about your emotions and what is going through your head as you fly through the air, >> well, it depends on whether the jump is going well or going badly. it's either the

but meghan lilibet is three. mean, you know, she was speaking at an afro women and power event . and power event. >> and meghan markle said she was so proud that her daughter has found her voice and feels empowered . empowered. >> she gets more than her fair share of the toys from her brother. i mean, you know, look, she does have a point , okay? she does have a point, okay? empowering women is very important no matter how old they are. but there are some people that are saying sanctimonious waffle. >> well, it's a bit silly, isn't it ? it's like she has to wrap it? it's like she has to wrap every life event in some sort of. she's basically very much on on labour's , boat with this, on labour's, boat with this, isn't she, about the idea? you find some ideology and you just hook yourself to it. you either raise it or you silence it, raise it or you silence it, raise it or silence it. we're joined now by gb news royal correspondent cameron walker to tell us how it went. cameron was slightly giggling here about megh

okay, harry and meghan at ten.ts. >> and tonight, olympic legend eddie the eagle edwards. >> now in 1988, eddie became the first competitor to represent great britain in olympic ski jumping, finishing last. his life story was a movie in 2016 starring taron egerton . that starring taron egerton. that movie was called eddie the eagle. i caught up with him earlier to ask him about his life. eddie, who first introduced you to a pair of skis , introduced you to a pair of skis, >> actually, it was my school sports teacher. he was very keen skier, and he used to organise skier, and he used to organise ski trips for the school, and he ianed ski trips for the school, and he invited me along when i was in the third year, and that was it. my life changed completely , my life changed completely, >> listen, you are world famous as a ski jumper. can you tell me about your emotions and what is going through your head as you fly through the air, >> well, it depends on whether the jump is going well or going badly. it's either the

and harry and meghan are off on another world toun meghan are off on another world tour.hey've kept their royal titles, do we really want them representing the uk? i'll be asking a top royal insider all of that between now and six. that robert jenrick speech any second now, you'll get it live on the show . interact with me on the show. interact with me all afternoon. gbnews.com forward slash your say. but first the news headlines and a good friend of mine, tatiana sanchez

are harry and meghan massive hypocrites? let's get your thoughts on my panel.ws presenter and writer emma webb. we also have landlord, businessman and activist adam brooks and former labour minister bill rammell. emma, harry and meghan are massive hypocrites . hypocrites. >> you don't say. i mean, just even hearing you read it out there, it's quite extraordinary, wasn't it? somebody who was involved with their spotify spotify podcast also , or maybe spotify podcast also, or maybe both of them referred to them as being frauds in some way, and maybe harry should be paying them reparations in colombia for all of the cocaine that he's used over the years . used over the years. >> well, there we go. i mean, look, adam, i do find it, you know, slightly ridiculous that you would miss your own uncle's funeral because you apparently because of security fears and security concerns. but you are willing to take your wife to one of the murder drug fuelled kidnap hotspots in the world. >> it's crazy . yeah. i mean, i >> it's crazy. yeah. i mean, i don't believe a word they s

we are in one _ meghan, how's it going? it is good. we are in one of— meghan, how's it going?s good. we are in one of the tiny _ meghan, how's it going? it is good. we are in one of the tiny venues - meghan, how's it going? it is good. we are in one of the tiny venues in | we are in one of the tiny venues in the centre of edinburgh, many of the performers who have come to the fringe have taken here to showcase some of the dancers. we have been meeting artists during the world's largest artistic showcase and they have come from over 50 countries, including the united states. here were joined including the united states. here werejoined by a dance company, you have been performing a 2000 year old south indian dance. talk to us about the act. , ., ., . , ., the act. our performance is an ancient dance _ the act. our performance is an ancient dance form _ the act. our performance is an ancient dance form but - the act. our performance is an ancient dance form but it's - the act. our performance is an ancient dance form but it's a i ancient dance form but it's a language _ ancient

about meghan doing something.en though we say we don't? >> look, you know, at the moment we know the royal family are not out there. they're they're sort of, you know, ill, but they're also on holiday. this is a real big time at the moment for meghan and harry to stand out, you know, to their moment of glory as such, it's, you know , glory as such, it's, you know, 24 over seven rolling news. everyone's intrigued, they may be, you know, we're human, we're fickle. you know, we want to know more all the time, and, you know more all the time, and, you know , we need news. and they know, we need news. and they know, we need news. and they know that they'll get their selves in the papers. and, you know, i just i just can't the whole thought about the soft diplomacy and what the royal family stand for, is really not what they stand for. and it's. yeah, i think it's hugely damaging. but to remember as well, i've been thinking about, you know, the vice president, you know, the vice president, you know, the vice president,

this was prince harry and meghan's first _ said?or formal - said? this was prince harry and - meghan's first major formal brokers interview since that so down they did with 0prah interview since that so down they did with oprah winfrey more than three years ago. you will probably remember that interview was quite wide ranging, covering issues from racism to what life is very like in the royal family. racism to what life is very like in the royalfamily. this interview are slightly more limited in its scope, it is focusing solely on the couple's ambition to tackle online harm. it is an issue they have talked about before. it is this is something they apply very passionate about and prince harry make the point that this is something that could really affect anyone. he says, even apparently think they would not ever lose a child to suicide due to something like online bullying or social media could find that they do. let's have a listen to what he said. i think one of the scariest things that we've learned over the course of the last 15

it's got to be meghan markle. yeah.and the handbag, by the way, was over £500. so it's not as if anyone could afford this thing. so she's going to highlight things when she goes on her faux royal tours and other engagements to help to promote things that she's probably invested in, which is i think is a bit the question that i wish i'd asked you, nana, was who's your greatest britain? all right. well, because you asked me a union jack. that's right. you asked the correct question. >> why don't we go crazy and do it in reverse order? why don't we order the person running the greatest? >> my greatest britain. there's got to be margaret thatcher. of course. she's amazing, iron lady. how dare sir keir starmer remove her picture in the thatcher room. what is he thinking? what a petty little man, matthew. >> so i've actually been. i've been asking sources in downing street about this . i mean, i street about this. i mean, i thought it was from the flat, but no, it seems it's from the thatcher room, which is confusing. yeah, i

. >> but he's off to colombia with meghan instead. is he a hypocrite also? >> it is damaging for asylum seekers in need of protection and safe and legal routes to be heard. >> the archbishop of woke has banned a reverend because he doesn't think lgbt ideology should be taught to kids, and. road closures and massive police support for pakistan independence day and want to scrap not strengthened reforms to kerb legal migration undone thousands of dangerous criminals released early from our prisons. robert jenrick absolutely tears into keir starmer and on my panel this evening it's gb news presenter and writer emma webb, businessman and activist adam brookes and former labour minister bill rammell. and what caused liz truss to storm off stage . get ready britain, here stage. get ready britain, here we go . we go. just when you thought prince harry couldn't get any worse, next. >> patrick. thank you and good evening. the top stories. a woman has been jailed for admitting to sending a threatening message on facebook in the wake of the recent rise in the wake of t

on harry and meghan .night, the huw edwards scandal shines a light on establishment media and the efforts of some of the country's highest profile broadcasters to defend the now disgraced bbc star. well, along with the sun, we called it out on this program a year ago and i'll be giving my final verdict on a story which has shocked a nafion on a story which has shocked a nation and rocked our national state broadcaster . state broadcaster. plus, tomorrow's newspaper, front pages, a packed show, lots to get through. i'll be dealing with huw edwards and his bbc mates straight after the news headlines. and a very good friend of mine, tatiana sanchez . friend of mine, tatiana sanchez. >> mark, thank you very much and good evening. the top stories merseyside police has condemned the violence and disorder that happenedin the violence and disorder that happened in liverpool city centre today. officers remain in the area area to monitor the ongoing situation. 750 protesters and another 750 counter—protesters clashed

meghan markle, isn't she?ng this platform by talking about her own experience with mental health and suicidal thoughts to spotlight something that she cares about with prince harry. and that is this new, as you say , parents network, which you say, parents network, which has been launched. it's part of their archewell foundation, their archewell foundation, their charity organisation connecting and offering help to parents who've lost a child by suicide related to social media use. so that's anything from cyber bullying, depression and anxiety, sexual exploitation, as well as eating disorders and other traumas. now, that interview clip you just heard was aired on sunday. it was with cbs, which is the same network which infamously aired the oprah winfrey interview from three years ago. and it's actually harry and meghan's first joint interview since that infamous , interview since that infamous, moment. and, you know, i think meghan, from looking at the full interview, she was a little bit taken aback that the

he also went to nigeria with harry and meghan , nigeria with harry and meghan, but three months on, hezine are quit. now people magazine are reporting as well as the press association, that this was by mutual agreement and he wasn't the right fit and he was only ever hired on a trial basis. but even if that was the case, and it was by mutual agreement, you'd think, oh, if you've got a big tour coming up, that's going to put the world spotlight on you, maybe your top chief of staff shouldn't quit just before that happens, because it is going to now distract from the good work they want to do out there. and this is at least 18 with nine, i think it's nine having left since they moved to california. >> i mean, it's starting to look like there is something, well, quite difficult with them to work with. >> and we shouldn't forget. cameron knows more about this. there was a report done by lawyers , which was commissioned lawyers, which was commissioned by buckingham palace into allegations that meghan had bullied her staff. it's come out never made public. >> yeah well it's that reports. yes

prince harry and meghan are no longer working royals.elcome. they're here in colombia as guests of the country's vice president, francia marquez, the first black woman to hold that role. for both parties, this visit is about sharing ideas to protect children from harm online. they met children at this school before discussing solutions with activists and experts too. prince harry and meghan have spoken openly about attacks they've faced on social media. colombia's vice president said she, too, had faced discrimination since she was a child. for both parties, this is also about publicity with the couple and government only allowing their own personal videographers into some events. prince harry and meghan hope to promote their campaigns to make the internet a safer place and maintain their influence and visibility on the world stage. they still attract meetings with global leaders. for the government here, it's publicity too, ahead of elections next year. the sussexes have said they fear doing similar high—profile events back in the uk af

very interesting story, meghan owen. _ august. very interesting story, meghan owen, thank - august.u for coming in and giving us more of those details the steps you have a similar story, get in contact with us here at bbc news, and we will return to that. the opening ceremony of the paralymic games is just an hour away — taking place tonight in paris. we saw a terrible weather for the un—pics open sermon, that is the backdrop there in paris this evening. about one hour away from organiser said it would be a spectacular set of games. there's a tremendous amount of excitement. the last time we had the paralympics in tokyo was without fans because of the pandemic and this time a big change, so stay with us because, as i say, we are 60 minutes away from that opening sermon he, and of course we have seen world leaders are ready gathering there in paris. we would have continuing coverage from the games here on bbc news through the next few hours. thank you for watching verify life today, see you at the same time tomorrow. goodbye. hello there. we've certainly seen some contrasting weather

harry, harry and meghan, meghan . but they didn't meghan, meghan.y didn't appear to turn around and wave. it is all, i must admit, slightly stage managed. they're not getting out. there's no walkabout, as you would tend to see on a on any other royal toun >> nick pisa , good to see you >> nick pisa, good to see you this morning. thank you very much. >> welcome. now, matthew perry's assistant two and doctors are amongst five people who have been charged after the friends star died from an accidental ketamine overdose last october. >> yes, the us. attorney said the investigation uncovered a broad underground criminal network responsible for distributing a large quantity of ketamine to perry and to others . ketamine to perry and to others. >> as i mentioned, the defendants in this case knew what they were doing was wrong . what they were doing was wrong. when they refer to the ketamine, they used coded language. they refer to it using terms such as quote, doctor pepper or quote bots, or quote cans . also, bots, or quote cans. also, defendants placentia

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prince harry and meghan arejust injustice. prince harry and meghan are just leaving this event now.nt itself but they say this visit and their plans for the rest of the day are about celebrating african history and heritage in the country. their next stop took them out of the city to a small village with strong connections to its african heritage. they were ushered in to meet some members of the community. organised for them were a few stalls to browse and some local music. vice president onstage that this was in part about showing that colombia is more than the violence it has had a reputation for. the liberating colombia's country and history is what the rest of their tour will focus on. ione wells, bbc news. the london fire brigade is investigating the cause of a fire which damaged part of the roof at somerset house. more than 120 firefighters tackled the blaze, which started at lunchtime on saturday. our culture reporter noor nanji reports. clouds of grey smoke filling the central london skyline on a busy saturday afternoon. they came from a fire broke out in somerset house, jus

meghan compensation scheme. meghan gallagher has resigned as scottish conservative deputy leader.n relation to the general election, in a statement on x, miss gallagher said she was deeply troubled by reports in the telegraph that current leader mr ross allegedly asked tory candidate kathleen robertson if he could replace her in july last year. that is a claim he has denied. mr ross says he accepted her resignation with regret , says he accepted her resignation with regret, and an inquest into the death of a 13 year old girl with a severe dairy allergy has concluded. she died after drinking a costa coffee hot chocolate following a failure to follow the processes in place to discuss allergies . hannah jacobs discuss allergies. hannah jacobs died within hours of taking one sip of the drink in february last year , a post—mortem found last year, a post—mortem found hannah died after suffering from a hypersensitive anaphylactic reaction. a statement was read on behalf of hannah's mother this afternoon . this afternoon. >> she had a known allergy from a young age for her allergies were

well, meghan does anyway. one. >> i thought he looked very happy. in fact, to me they looked very happy and i'm happy that they're happy. but the point that we make is that stop slagging off your family and stop taking advantage of the royal titles. that's what we're all after. we don't care what, do what you like, but you know, don't use the royal name. >> no, no, they had the opportunity. the queen wished them very well. the late queen wished them very well. they should go away and have a lifetime. but meghan is very resentful, and she's going to go on and on and on until she sorts it out. but what was also silly is that they were telling us how to think, to how behave, which was also a nonsense. you know, you must behave perfectly. you have to what was this one, you know what people are acting on information that isn't true. well, i heard that bit about. yes, that's one of their things that they don't actually tell the truth about. many things i found. and what they're doing is actually they're okay, argue

prince harry and meghan are no longer working royals., they still get a majestic welcome. they're here in colombia as guests of the country's vice president, francia marquez, the first black woman to hold that role. for both parties, this visit is about sharing ideas to protect children from harm online. they met children at this school before discussing solutions with activists and experts too. prince harry and meghan have spoken openly about attacks they've faced on social media. colombia's vice president said she, too, had faced discrimination since she was a child. for both parties, this is also about publicity with the couple and government only allowing their own personal videographers into some events. prince harry and meghan hope to promote their campaigns to make the internet a safer place and maintain their influence and visibility on the world stage. they still attract meetings with global leaders. for the government here, it's publicity too, ahead of elections next year. the sussexes have said they fear doing similar high—pro

she's >> plus meghan markle. couple's latest sit down interview. since that fateful oprah one. that's to come very shortly >> hello again. i'm here from the met office with your gb news, weather forecast . there news, weather forecast. there will be some sunny spells. also a few showers around as we go into tomorrow, but most of us will see a spell of more persistent rain for a time due to a front that is gradually making its way south eastwards across the uk that has already brought some rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, and will continue to bring some heavy rain, particularly to the borders. dumfries galloway area as we go through this evening could cause some impacts here. also, some heavy rain across parts of northwest england and into wales as well. that front then pushing south eastwards so reaching the midlands and south west england as we go overnight ahead of the front in the south—east. still quite warm despite some clear skies. something a little bit fresher behind the front towards the n

>> john: meghan, what about this hands off approach to iran? jcpoa above almost all else. and whereas presidents like ronald reagan and trump would hit iran directly. that seems to be the last thing that biden wants to do. but many people say that's the thing that iran needs is to be punched in the nose really hard then it will back down. >> i just don't think that the president is going to telegraph what they are going to do right now. that seems to be off the table. not getting intel. not part of the administration. we need to be careful to overstep here. i think they are supporting israel. they are sending military assets. they are fully in support of israel defending itself and are a partner there. so, you know, obviously the president is not going to del graph what they are doing. and they are doing a diplomatic approach and that is what we are seeing. >> john: biden has been out of sight. here is what karine jean-pierre said about it. >> see him tomorrow. as i mentioned as you know he has made several head of state calls this past couple

but next, harry and meghan.olled on into colombia . has rolled on into colombia. >> for me. the most important place that i sit in the world right now is as a mother or colombia. >> either or. and it hasn't taken long for them to get their usual soap box treatment. as with harry's comments about social media hitting the headlines. but does anybody really care about them being in colombia? what are the colombians think? i'm joined next by royal expert as well, so stay tuned for that. stay welcome back to patrick christys tonight . now welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now harry and meghan have kicked off the second day of their big tour to colombia with a trip to a school in the country's capital, bogota reportedly joined by get this 14 security cars 14. it transpired earlier today that the reason harry and meghan have been ianed harry and meghan have been invited to colombia is actually because one of the only people on the planet who enjoyed their netflix winter thon is colombian vice president francia

meghan yeah. the problem is, is they really just are, you know, they they've lost an empire and they're looking for a role, as it were, and they've lost a country. and so, i don't know what they do if they came back.i know what they do if they came back. i mean, i think what they actually need to do is get a proper job. actually need to do is get a properjob. meghan needs to go back to acting, and he needs to find something to do. i'm not quite sure what he's qualified for. >> chloe. eric trump didn't rule out his father deporting harry if it was found that he had lied on his visa. >> well, i mean, if we have to take him back for that reason, then i guess we have to take him back. but i definitely don't really want those lot back. so long as he's still with meghan. it is very clear to me that meghan is the one who's been taking the lead on trying to tarnish the reputation of the royal family and trying to get fame and fortune out of it. and he just i mean, i'd say he's whipped. she he just does wh

harry and meghan are trying to give them and parents like them some place to turn for help.he parents network in association with the couple's charitable arch well foundation. >> oh, my gosh, i'm so, so happy you're here. thank you. >> reporter: meghan herself knows a thing or two about online bullying. >> and how do you do? >> and of course her husband harry is no stranger to that either. or to unspeakable grief. the central topic is the loss that these families are have suffered. stories that need to be shared because the parents who are listening who have not suffered a loss think they couldn't, but they could. >> they certainly could. and that's i think one of the scariest things that we've learned over the course of the last 15, 17 years that social media has been around and also more recently is the fact that it could happen to absolutely anybody. i mean, we always talk about in the olden days, if your kids were under your roof, you knew what they were up to. at least they were safe, right? but now they can be in the next door room on a tablet or phone and been 24 hour

meghan 0wen, bbc news. with me is our reporter meghan 0wen.he entirety of what has been said. what did you actually pick out here? what did you actually pick out here? what is ruite did you actually pick out here? what is quite interesting _ did you actually pick out here? what is quite interesting is _ did you actually pick out here? twist is quite interesting is the did you actually pick out here? hisisgt is quite interesting is the defence that next used, it was all about market rates. what they argued is the rates, the payment in the wider labour market was higher for warehouse workers than retail workers, and they said itjustified the difference in what they paid to retail workers. this was actually rejected by the employment tribunal, but what the tribunal did accept as this was not because of direct discrimination, so what we mean by thatis discrimination, so what we mean by that is a conscious or subconscious influence of gender, and they said that was because there were clear efforts to improve profit and to reduce cost, but the tribu

but, no one, no one interrupted meghan's , one, no one interrupted meghan's, meghan's intervention .peyser on the ground in colombia. thank you. i'll leave you to it. safe travels. and thank you for being with us. i'm joined now by royal biographer angela levin, angela, of course , angela levin, angela, of course, you have had a nice history with prince harry at least you wrote his biography and so on and so on. what do you make of this tourin on. what do you make of this tour in colombia? what's it all about, really? it's all a bit strange, isn't it? >> well, i think it's a nonsense. i think they're playing royals. i think it's extremely rude and i. and i think that the king should now do something about it. particularly that harry was told to apologise for slaves . now you to apologise for slaves. now you can't he can't get mixed up in all that . it's absolutely not. all that. it's absolutely not. they've gone. they're not representing anybody with no power. they call them. they like to be thought of as, just sort of global, global brand . that's of global, global brand. that's wha

yes but you said meghan is ambitious. coffin. yes but you said meghan is ambitious . agree with you. i think steady on. meghan is innately political, right ? is innately political, right? she has been since she was a child. and she wrote that letter to the washing up company or whatever. that's right. she then when she was in her royal role, she stood up for me too, which was like, whoa, what are you doing? and i think meghan might enter politics, but if she bright politics. so no wonder trump wants to shove him to one side and get that going. >> yeah , but do you think she >> yeah, but do you think she can take on politics and what you've seen so far? >> i mean, think it might be a matter of time before they back kamala harris? >> i could see that coming. i see that coming too . yeah. but see that coming too. yeah. but what i'm saying is, i don't think meghan's ever made, a policy statement or a speech in which anybody said. do you know what? i didn't know that she, you know, really had such a grasp of current affairs. she's only ever spoken about what i would call t

and harry and meghan are off on another world toun meghan are off on another world tour. but given the fact that they've kept their royal titles , they've kept their royal titles, do we really want them representing the uk? i'll be asking a top royal insider all of that between now and six. that robert jenrick speech any second now, you'll get it live on the show . interact with me on the show. interact with me all afternoon. gbnews.com forward slash your say. but first the news headlines and a good friend of mine, tatiana sanchez. >> mark thank you and good afternoon. the top stories home office minister lord hanson has told would be rioters to be prepared to face the full force of the law if they choose to return to the streets this weekend? several protests are due to take place over the coming days. at least 15 are reported to have been advertised online. the muslim council of britain says hundreds of mosques across the country will be strengthening their security. this weekend. last night, announcing a new police unit to tackle violent disorder, the prime minister bl

i reveal harry and meghan's absolutely ridiculous plans for their columbia trip. plus .re brazen crime in lawless britain and for those stefanos tsitsipas , and for those stefanos tsitsipas, there is monkeypox on its way to britain. i've got all the front pages with journalist harriet sargeant, tory peer lord bailey and ex—labour party adviser matthew laza. oh yes, and i want you to tell me, please, what you think is happening. here. you to tell me, please, what you think is happening . here. get think is happening. here. get ready, britain, here we go . ready, britain, here we go. should bbc presenter chris packham finally face serious consequences . next? consequences. next? >> patrick, thank you and good evening . the top stories this evening. the top stories this hour hollywood actor matthew perry's assistant and two doctors are among five people who have been charged after the friends star died from an accidental ketamine overdose last october, a us attorney said the investigation uncovered a broad underground criminal network responsible for distributing a large qu

we're going to be discussing our meghan markle and prince harry being manipulated .y the colombian with a trip next week. we'll have more on that after a very warm welcome back to the weekend with me, darren grimes. now meghan markle and prince harry are reportedly being used dunng harry are reportedly being used during their royal tour of colombia. the duke and duchess of sussex are scheduled to visit next week. however, many colombians are sceptical about the visit and worried that meghan and harry might be exploited as part of a pr strategy by the government. well, joining me now to discuss this is the former bbc royal correspondent, michael cole. michael, always a pleasure. my friend. i'm wondering, is this a sign of the most vehement naivety , naivety, >> good afternoon darren. >> good afternoon darren. >> i think the duke and duchess of sussex should be concerned , of sussex should be concerned, thatis of sussex should be concerned, that is because , they have only that is because, they have only their celebrity to sell and they must be careful not to sell it t

harry and meghan are trying to give them and parents like them someplace to turn for help.ion and officially launches today. >> i am so, so happy you're here. thank you. >> reporter: meghan herself knows a thing or two about online bullying. >> how do you do? >> reporter: of course, her husband, harry, is no stranger to that, either. or to unspeakable grief. the central topic is the loss that these families have suffered. stories that need to be shared because the parents, who are listening, who have not suffered a loss, think they couldn't. but they could. >> they certainly could. and that's one of the scariest things that we have learned over the course of the last 15, 17 years that social media has been around, more so recently, the fact it could happen to absolutely anybody. we always talk about in the olden days if your kids were under your roof, you knew what they were up to. at least they were safe, right? and now they could be in the next door room on a tablet or phone and can be going down these rabbit holes and before you know it within 24 hours they could be taki

meghan markle.h and her issue with mental health and her issue with mental health, but of course she's talking about it. to introduce more restriction online. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. welcome back. it's 1023. this is britain's newsroom with me bev turner and andrew pierce. >> and we are joined by the former labour adviser matthew laza and the author and broadcaster emma woolf in studio. and we haven't talked about meghan for a very long time. >> well, this is about suicidal ideations, which apparently meghan markle says she was having. >> we aren't. it's not our place to question whether that is true or not. but she's saying this, matt, isn't she? so that we can all be aware of online harms and therefore what we can't have anonymity online anymore? >> yeah, i think it's a bit i mean, obviously, you know, her personal story is very affecting and i think it will help people, you know, to hear it, to hear the issues because we hear issues around mental health, but we don't often hear in d