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or was michelle the clever user? in our interview, michelle denied being a master manipulator.oked the abuse allegations or that she engineered marks split with his parents. that, she blamed jack and tanna. >> i never would've walked away from like it in the first place. i never would have. >> reporter: in the end, they didn't walk away from their kid, either. because he was pushing from day one to solve the murder, who kept pushing month after month after month? >> my opinion on that is their hatred toward me. it wasn't anything to do with marc . it didn't have anything to do with marc. it was all about jack despain's hatred toward me. >> you seriously believe that? >> i do. >> reporter: her mother kathy defended her around town. >> did you ever let your -- >> the daughter i know? the daughter i helped raise? no. >> reporter: meanwhile, michelle's attorneys took a closer look at those recovered text messages. they filed a motion, arguing that investigators didn't obtain them properly. >> they didn't get a new search warrant every time they searched the phone. we are talking ab

>> michele: it's possible.view with her and i said, "what happened?" she said, "i was high." [laughter] she was hanging out with hunter biden. [applause] what i want to know is where the other woman got that stick, and -- >> tyrus: they are palm trees. it's venice beach. >> michele: anyway, she is quite athletic. i must say i am envious of her physique, the one on the left. the blur-81. >> tyrus: they are both blurred! >> michele: i've seen a lot of crazy things in venice beach. this may be the craziest. >> greg: venice beach used to be a place you could bring your family. not anymore. i will not take my family there now. i just go there by myself. [laughter] >> tyrus: the fact that you guys didn't know that was coming... [laughter] >> greg: joe, what is your analysis here? >> joe: i think venice beach might be somewhere i go to start a family. [laughter] of the two you want to see naked, we definitely got hooked up with the right one. what i thought was wild as she disarms her, and people are just tossing in o

michelle, the army. michelle, bring in the army. order back into this country. it's all gone far already . back into this country. it's all gone far already. um, back into this country. it's all gone far already . um, let back into this country. it's all gone far already. um, let me gone too far already. um, let me tell you what has gone too far as birmingham city council as well. birmingham city council . absolute shambles . um, . what an absolute shambles. um, this local council is umahat actually breaks for anyone , um, actually breaks for anyone, um, that lives in that place because it's just an absolute farce. you know, by now the amount of debt they're in, they've had problems with equal pay lawsuits. they weren't paying people accurately. they've had a massive scandal in relation to an it project that has set them again into lots and lots of debt. they've been voting today on whether or not to raise council tax. they're by a massive 21. it will end up perhaps over two years. i can tell you now . right. they're not tell you no

michelle _ little too late. michelle, for now, thank you. michelle fleury - little too late.elle fleury live i little too late. michelle, for now, thank you. michelle fleury live inj thank you. michelle fleury live in new york. now — let's turn to the problem of fraud — because it has now become the most common crime in the uk — accounting for 40% of all crime — according to accountants kpmg. despite that — the police allocate just a fraction of their resources to fight it. against that backdrop — the uk is hosting a globalfraud summit starting today in london — hosted by security minister tom tugendhat and involving representatives from government, industry and law enforcement. what will they discuss? we spoke to security consultantjames bore — who had some advice on avoiding becoming a victim of fraud. if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. if there is any sort of emotion attached to the message, if they are trying to make you panic, make it seem urgent, make it seem like you are in trouble with authorities then there is a high risk of it being a fraud. and the b

michelle obama didle other. donald trump motivated by said is largelyiv the fact that she could to stay with him, she hass a testament to her strength. katie: yes. they have been very, they were more forthcoming about the exchange they were making in gave several interviews saying i could not -- if i could not offer her money and security, what am i good for?and back then, she would essentially say s an exchange. so i think that over time talking to people who know them their bondsnderstanding of each other is different than any of these other relationships i wrote about in my book. but iti think by many accounts she cares about him and believes in him, she would not have supported him during the birth or conspiracy if she did not to some degree share a lot of the same instincts. she would not have supported him through the access hollywood tape if she was not convinced to some degree that he was goaded into saying it. whether or not that is what happened is sort of irrelevant, but she was willing to defend him.

charles michel- ukraine. i want to read this from the op-ed. charles michel says l ukraine.-ed. charles michel says we the op—ed. charles michel says we can't count on others, at the mercy of election cycles in the us or others. is that a pointed reference to donald trump question mark it certainly is, and we should remember it's notjust donald trump. we certainly is, and we should remember it's notjust donald trump.— it's not 'ust donald trump. we have an it's notjust donald trump. we have an increasingly _ it's notjust donald trump. we have an increasingly large _ it's notjust donald trump. we have an increasingly large number- it's notjust donald trump. we have an increasingly large number in - it's notjust donald trump. we have an increasingly large number in the| an increasingly large number in the republican party of isolationists, that something we should think about even ofjoe biden wins. if the isolationists grow stronger, joe biden, even if he is committed to defending europe, he may not do so to the extent he would want to and that leaves european countries in a p

i want to give michele a chance to respond to some of his points

well, continuing heat on michelle donelan.' money earlier this week to an academic she had falsely accused of spreading extremist views and of being a sympathiser or supporter of hamas. today, labour described this as a "new low for ministerial standards". it called for michelle donelan to make a statement to mps. and of course, it wants her to repay the money. now the prime minister is standing by michelle donelan. and strong support from her cabinet colleague penny mordaunt who said that when donelan resigned from borisjohnson's government in 2022, she showed how mindful she is of public funds. when the honourable lady was entitled to redundancy payments from being secretary of state, she did not, which was £16,000, she did not take that and handed it back to the department because it was the right thing to do. so i would just remind people of that. i think that speaks volumes about the honourable lady's character and how much she values the fact that it is taxpayers' money that we are talking about. of course, penny mordaun

en la vida de michelle no todo ha sido fácil. sido imborrable. y tengo un problema con mi palabras que no puede entender o no puede hablar bien. cuenta que el ataque le generó una discapacidad intelectual, la cual no le permite aprender a niveles esperados y su cerebro no funciona como el de personas de su edad. me dale vueltas y vueltas de palabras y es difícil para entenderme mucho y pues es con eso fue mucho de de discriminación. michelle se refiere a que desde que era niña ha sido víctima de bullying, pero eso no la detuvo. ahora esta es su escuela moreno valley community college, donde estudia diseño gráfico. pero no solo eso, es una de 2 estudiantes que acaba de ganar un reconocimiento por su desempeño. tus papás que te dijeron cuál fue su reacción de ellos cuando les dijiste yo gané, mi mamá a ella fue muy contenta. su escritor michelle, dice que los gritos eran de emoción y aquí vemos que su familia la acompañó a recibir el reconocimiento llamado ari, otorgado por la federación americana de publicidad, conocida en inglés

pete did michelle obama or neither did. melania trump engaged through a spokesperson.prides about the other. donald trump, motivated by power d ney, shared that he felt the first thing on his lift, women, should take less effort riits on his agenda. melania, whossiate said is largely motivated by security l, has often spoken with a certain degree of pride of her ability to handle a man like trump. the fact th she could to stay with him, she has signaled, is a testament to her strength. yes. they have been very, they were moreut the exchange they were making in their relationship. he gave several interviews saying i could not -- her moneyd security, what am i good for? d ba essentially say the same thing, this is an exchange. so i think that over time, talking to people who know them, their bonds and understanding of each otherny of these other relationships i wrote about in my book. but it is more of an exchange. k by many accounts she cares about him and believes in him, she would not have supported him during the birth

michelle. do. michelle. i'm not sure i do. actually, in america, people often for jobs. states for jobs. they go the side of the go to the other side of the country they find the country because they find the opportunity want. we have opportunity they want. we have constituencies next each constituencies next door to each other with one with other in the uk, with one with full and with full employment and one with high unemployment. high rates of unemployment. people uk won't move down people in the uk won't move down the road for job, so i'm not the road for a job, so i'm not sure i to this. it's very sure i pander to this. it's very easy. don't agree with you, easy. i don't agree with you, but sure i'm moving but i'm not sure i'm moving around by choice to develop and advance but advance my career, but i absolutely resent having to leave my hometown in order to get anything. leave my hometown in order to get kind hing. leave my hometown in order to get kind of g. leave my hometown in order to get kind of like a decent job, >> kind of like a decent job, because literall

michelle added that the european union must finally take responsibility for its own security.s point in time the eu cannot be militarily independent. it can't adopt autonomous strateges. today europe must creat its own defense system so that in 30. is time, it can really be geopolitically autonomous, if we continue to put national interests ahead, all individual states, including italy, would lose geopolitical relevance. michelle's remarks come as ukrainian and international politicians and experts are warning that ammunition shortages are resulting in the losses of territory to russia. michelle is trying to keep germany under pressure, demanding together with the french government that berlin provide ukraine with... ranch cruise missiles tours. german chancellor schulz has so far said no to this request to avoid the war escalation, adding that his country has already provided here with arms for 7 billion euros, while france is struggling to pay for ukraine military aid. on wednesday, the italian former prime minister juseppe conte accused the current prime minister giorgia me

you know, chief michel is a strong leader. he just might for a smart crime fighter who also delivers results. >> and that's the key factor than looking for is results. i know that has a commitment to proving crime reduction strategies, including proactive policing and strong officer community engagement. and this is these are the reasons why he did what he was bolted up to the top of the list for me. you it is no secret that we're still in the federal oversight. and so having that strong proactive policing and strong officer community going to be key. and as our city's top police officer, chief michel will join, you know, a talented public safety leadership teen. you know, it's just not one chief that does. the work is multiple different cheese, including the fire chief department, the chief of department funds prevention myself and city minister justin johnson. and i know that he will carry out the law enforcement elements oakland's comprehensive public safety strategy to a >> so he stood out from the pack it in pick the fema

michelle. but surely people. michelle. but surely thatis people. michelle.is a problem to our enemies. we need to be less kind, decent and tolerant . um. kind, decent and tolerant. um. pam says empty words from the prime minister. he's going to do absolutely nothing. tess says. what was the point in the prime minister's speech? he is still going to let all those, what going to let all of those, what she calls hate marches continues . uh, sarah says wowzers. that was tough talk, come on now was tough talk, but come on now he's in action, isn't he? he's in action, man, isn't he? i want to have faith in him, i desperately do. i'm going to watch this space. ella whelan. well, i mean, that first comment that you read out from one of the viewers about being less, maybe need to be less kind maybe we need to be less kind and tolerant. >> i mean, whatever about the kind not suggesting kind thing. i'm not suggesting we kumbayah around we all sing kumbayah around these turn other these issue and turn the other cheek when with serious cheek when faced with serious threa

michelle. need michelle.nd discipline of getting up and going to school, she says life discipline of getting up and gc not to school, she says life discipline of getting up and gc not aboutool, she says life discipline of getting up and gc not about doing|e says life discipline of getting up and gc not about doing whatevera discipline of getting up and gc not about doing whatever you is not about doing whatever you feel doing. you feel like doing. well, there you go. ask you very go. let me quickly ask you very quickly the end the quickly before the end of the program. someone has very program. someone else has very sadly falling off the back sadly died falling off the back of e—scooter. time to of an e—scooter. is it time to ban things completely or ban these things completely or not them from pavements? not ban them from the pavements? >> most difficult part of a >> the most difficult part of a scooter in london scooter for anybody in london right now is not when they're making their way down the middle of

nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is back, tracking rain in the plains. hi again, michelle. >> hi there we're going need the umbrella in many spots this morning. we're watching rain not only in the plains but to the midwest as well. also parts of the great lakes. cold air working in the great lakes. that could mix in some snow. as we look at the storm system, see the rain reflected heavy at times all the way through portions of the plains, lower mississippi valley, into the great lakes. and there is that blue where we could see some snow falling, even some wintry mix. that's where you're seeing the purple. throughout tomorrow, looking at the rain chances into the northeast. that's going last for several days. we're looking at days of umbrella action. severe storms across the south. we have risk for severe storms. the greatest risk would be for hail. where the green is likely chance for seeing stronger thunderstorms. places like austine gulf coast states. 77 new orleans. 81 in shreveport. 83 in dallas. all right, frances, that's your monday forecast. >> al

nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the burst of spring. good morning, michelle. >> we're going to see it for a few more days and we are well above normal. we are going to be breaking records once again. temperatures 10, even close to 40 degrees above average. it's early march and we are looking at 70s in portions of the great lakes, buffalo today 36 degrees above what is typical for this time of year. into the 70s, new york city, 55, that's going to feel good, ten degrees above average. looking at the 70s down to the south central plains, 79 in st. louis. we will have another warm day tomorrow. that southerly flow will stay in place, all that pinks and reds indicating where that warm air is in place. rochester 66, that's 28 degrees above normal, 70s in pittsburgh, see large hail and gusty winds in jackson and also new orleans. that's your monday forecast. >> thanks, michelle. >>> coming up, "do you know part 2" worms its way to the top of the box office blowing past expectations. first, a sueeql hollywood a dreading, why we could see anoth

go ahead, michele. guest: thank you for raising that. the man of the fulton county jail, there is no excuse for anything like that. it was an absolute horror story. think it is reflective of very deep-seated problems in the fulton county jail. the lack of supervision and frankly the lack of caring. yeah. just horrible. as for the comments people make about sexual assault, is also thoroughly unacceptable under any circumstances. fortunately in this country there is a changing where corrections professionals understand this is not except of. we have the prison rape eliminatn over the country. it has sought to really change the way we protect people inside. we identifyally assaulted, those at risk of being perpetrators. there are no protocols on how to deal with that. that said, there is far too much sexual assault going on inside our facilities. one example. federal prison in dublin, california has become known as a rape club because of the numbe y staff. the warden, the chaplain, and many staff have been convicted of raping then there. i

michelle for now, thank you. i will— everyday lives. michelle for now, thank you.le for now, thank you. i will let you - everyday lives. michelle for now, thank you. i will let you go - everyday lives. michelle for now, thank you. i will let you go and i thank you. i will let you go and pour over that detail. thank you. the film star idris elba is leading a regeneration project in sierra leone along with siaka stevens, the grandson of a former president. they recently announced plans for a wind and solarfarm, in a country where fewer than three in ten households have access to electricity. the site for the planned eco—city is sherbro island — off the coast of west africa. britain's octopus energy will build the project and our business reporter david waddell spoke to its chief executive, and with idris elba, who explained why the island was chosen. originally we went there looking at how could we bring tourism to the most incredible 19 miles of beachfront that was there? and then we saw something a bit more innovative, a bit more exciting was this idea of building

michelle added that the european union must finally take responsibility for its own security. for decades, the european union has relied heavily on the united states and the western military alliance nato for its security. analysts believed that the dependency on external powers by the 27 member block has resulted in a complete loss of its own geopolitical and strategic autonomy. in questo momento, at this point in time, the eu cannot be militarily independent, it can't adopt autonomous strategies. today, europe must create its own defense system, so that in 30 years time, it can really be geopolitically autonomous. if we continue to put national interests ahead, all individual states, including italy would lose geopolitical relevance. michelle's remarks come as ukrainian and... international politicians and experts are warning that ammunition shortages are resulting in the losses of territory to russia. michelle is trying to keep germany under pressure, demanding together with the french government that berlin provide ukraine with long-range trust missiles taurus. german chan

or should they be pasthanks, michelle. >> thanks, michelle. >> thanks, michelle. >> especially importantly important that about it that we're talking about it because few media outlets are because so few media outlets are covering this particular scandal. the world scandal. w path is the world professional association of transgender an transgender health. they're an american based organisation that was they are the was formed in 1979. they are the leading global authority on trans treatment the world trans treatment across the world for individuals who are suffering from what used to be called gender identity disorder and is now called gender dysphoria, they are very important. the w the w path files, which are recently leaked tranche of internal messages , tranche of internal messages, conversations, video clips of clinic senior clinicians at w path discussing how you treat people who identify as transgender, including children as young as nine. and they're talking about these things. there's messages from their there's a messages from their internal system. all internal chat system. al

go ahead, jack. >> i would like to have -- i ha to ask michelle. i would like?t talk about the conditions in el salvador. go on youtube and show a bit of the conditions they have in el salvador. and those people that they rounded up down there are coming up here. we have presidents -- ms 13 people -- >> is the question for michelle related to the prisoner jail system specifically? >> i don't know about her thoughts about what el salvador is doing rounding up th gang members and they are coming across the border. >> do you have any thoughts on that? >> i would like to respond thise reference of country clubs. anyone that has ever spent time in prison or jail in america would never describe them as a couns in albany, georgia and has some experience with the prison system. can you tell us about ur experience and then your question for michelle? >> i went to prison 1999. and the criminal justice system treated me as if i was guilty before it was proven. my only way back home from jail was to plead guilty because i was here without bond and i had never been locked up

i say, michel, because so.d then comes that which which of dozens sometimes, hundreds sometimes a thousand people taking their it is the sound of silence. the sounds of people taking their seats mount. as i the roll call tanisha anderson, ayanna stanley, kayla moore, india. shelly fry corinne gaines. one person is left standing after india kaga. but continue anyway. so people can hear more names. at last i released the last person from any obligation to speak. i remind everyone that i'm law professor. after all. and i only say the last person standing will tell us something they recognize. to ensure everyone's honesty throughout the exercise, their ars as the last person takes. their seat. this moment releases some of the tension in the point hangs over us. the silence. black women who've been killed by the polic collective capacity to. respond. we cannot address a problem we ca name and we cannot name it. if the stories of these women are not heard.thank you, kim, for that powerful reading from your book. a co

today a jury found his mistress, michelle traconis. they are reading it right now. >> is she guilty or not guilty on the fifth count for the charge of hindering prosecution in the second degree in violation of connecticut general statutes section 53.a, >> guilty. >> one moment, i'm sorry. the court will then accept the verdict. >> verdicts are accepted and recorded. >> the jury be polled, please. >> you have the polling document, madam clerk? >> i will call upon you one at a time and ask you to rise and are remain standing when called. is it your verdict that the defendant michelle traconis is guilty to the information of the charge of conspiracy to commit murder? >> yes. >> is it your verdict the defendant michelle traconis is guilty to the information on the charge of conspiracy to tampering with physical evidence? >> yes. >> is she guilty to the charge of tampering with physical evidence and your verdict that he she is guilty to permit tampering with physical evidence? >> yes. is she guilty to the information on the charge of tamper

michelle, starts with an m, look at me, marny?>> my mind is blown. >> michelle, if you could sit down to dinner, and people aren't going to believe there, there's no way i could know what you are about to do. you sit down to dinner. we make the jacket disappear. i'm kidding. i love the jacket. in his place, you could sit down and interview anybody that's ever lived. dead or alive, man, woman, anything, whatever you want, sit down, have dinner, interview somebody, in the moment, can you see somebody right there in front of you? >> yep. >> is there any way i could know you just thought of? be honest. >> no. >> how? but i read people. and i said to you, dead or alive, i watched when the decision was made. the person's passed away; am i right? >> yes. >> if they are alive, i could get them. she could get anybody. think what this person is famous for. i know you are in the world of football. i don't think you did an athlete. you know what? would i have said a singer? i think music. i don't know jimmy. tell us all, swear to god, i didn'

where are they all headed, michelle? good morning. >> good morning. great to see you. more snow on the plains, the upper midwest. some spots are seeing more in this storm than they did all winter season long. so we're seeing the rain also falling, the chance for storms as we go throughout the afternoon. we have many under alerts. millions under winter alerts. 12 million. 67 under wind alerts. we're going to see damaging winds as we head throughout this monday. we have an area of low pressure. that cold side that is bringing the heavy snow, important down in some spots. we have the heavy rain along the front as it moves off to the east. torrential, the risk for severe storms. we could see some strong tornadoes too with any of the storms, especially in portions of the mississippi valley. then as we go throughout tomorrow, slowly the snow will be tapering off into the midwest. strong storms still in the ohio, also the east central and move off to the east on wednesday. nine million under the risk for strong storms as we go out to the evening hours we could see winds gusti

lubbock, texas, where chief michel previously worked. but those who know him say say the efforts he made to connect with the community will serve him well in oakland. floyd mitchell began his career with the kansas city, missouri police department after 25 years there became police chief in temple, texas. >> population 82,000 in 2019, he became police chief for the city of lubbock, texas, population 257,001 thing that you consider probably the biggest >> accomplishment of his time. here was the search allies in the police force and that really helped his goal of community policing. >> that still is the evening anchor at our nexstar affiliate, lubbock, texas. he says mitchell was behind creating police substations in 3 different parts of the city. one of the things chief michel focused on was really touting the cart of safety by having the police department. >> closer to your home, this is going to be a safer community for everyone and a pretty much open to a policy. >> for folks to come in talk with him about issues that they may and tha

indeed steve says michelle, country michelle, if the whole country was and decided not to was like you, would happen in the vote, what would happen in the country? i've never told anyone. by country? i've never told anyone. by the way, this off the back by the way, this is off the back of conversation. we had of the conversation. we had the other i've never other day. i've never told anybody vote. it's none anybody not to vote. it's none of my business if you vote, if you vote, i hope that you you want a vote, i hope that you do. if you don't, i think do. and if you don't, i think that's too. just think do. and if you don't, i think that'politicians just think do. and if you don't, i think that'politicians needt think do. and if you don't, i think that'politicians need t01ink do. and if you don't, i think that'politicians need to work that politicians need to work harder people to harder to engage people more, to make as many people, make sure that as many people, are politically as engaged make sure that as many people, are ppossibly' as engaged make sure that as many people, are ppos

jean-michel grand, thank you — of gaza. jean-michel grand, thank you so _ of gaza.ank you so much - of gaza. jean-michel grand, thank you so much for- of gaza. jean-michel grand, l thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. thank you so much for “oining us here on bbc news._ thank you so much for “oining us here on bbc news. thank you very much- _ now to news here in the uk, there's a warning that cancer patients in england are being put at risk. the health ombudsman says an overstretched, understaffed health service with exhausted workers faces "unsustainable pressure". recent analysis by the bbc suggested cancer waiting times in england last year were the worst on record. rob behrens now says there needs to be "concerted and sustained action" from the government to allow nhs leaders to put patient safety first. a fertility clinic in london has had its licence to operate suspended due to "significant concerns" about the unit. the homerton fertility centre has been told it must not start new procedures, but can continue to see existing patients. the clinic sa

sounds interesting. >> kayleigh: michelle, would you reach out?r me, he is seven years younger but we have dear friends who met on another app, e-harmony. people go to the app that speaks to them. >> kayleigh: paul, does women reaching out to them, assuming you are not married, i love joan, your wife, by the way. >> never heard of bumble. what a shock, proven there is a difference between men and women. >> harris: oh, wow. paul for the win. >> kayleigh: paul has the winning comments of the day. nailed it. all right, everyone, thanks for joining us. don't forget to dvr the show. here is "america reports". >> john:

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russell, in canterbury , says michelle. no canterbury, says michelle. no ifs or buts .uts. princess catherine is the people's princess and i think that is really quite powerful. those final words there, cameron, you know, she's really reaching out to each and every single person . so many every single person. so many families now affected by cancer. that strong message there do not lose faith, do not lose hope. you are not alone. >> yeah. and as angela levin said earlier, the princess clearly here is not just thinking about herself, but she is acknowledging everybody around the country who has clearly, at some point, probably been affected by cancer. and she chose to end her message by talking of others and thinking of others. and it was clearly a very emotional message in the just the tone of the princess's voice. you can tell these are words she truly means. she's not reading a script. she truly means the word she is saying . means the word she is saying. and we talk. we talked earlier about, the communications strategy of the prince, the prince and princess, and whet

michelle. back to. michelle. >> thank you very much for that. i am michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight. i got to say, that story just been heanng got to say, that story just been hearing about in the headlines there, the funeral, situation in hull as a whole. gail, myself. it's absolutely chilling. i'm really that story with really following that story with a huge amount interest. a huge amount of interest. i look forward to the more details as learn but for now, as we learn them. but for now, alongside me till 7:00 tonight i've leader of reform i've got the leader of reform uk, richard tice, and the political commentator joe phillips. good evening to both of evening. another story of you. evening. another story i saw those headlines there, saw in those headlines there, the doll. i know i always the barbie doll. i know i always remember young lady, been remember you, young lady, been on panel . remember you, young lady, been on panel. that's right. on my panel. that's right. calling. was liz truss. calling. who was it? liz truss

i am michelle dewberry, and tonight's. i can bring you a message from the princess of wales to you . wales to you. >> i wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you personally for all the wonderful messages of support and for your understanding. whilst i've been recovering from surgery , it has recovering from surgery, it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family. but i've had a fantastic medical team who have taken great care of me, for which i'm so grateful . in january, i underwent major abdominal surgery in london, and at the time it was thought that my condition was non—cancerous . my condition was non—cancerous. the surgery was successful, however, tests after the operation found cancer had been present . my medical team present. my medical team therefore advised that i should undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy, and i'm now in the early stages of that treatment . early stages of that treatment. this, of course, came as a huge shock , and william and i have shock, and william a

russell, in canterbury , says michelle. no canterbury, says michelle. no ifs or buts . buts. princess catherine is the people's princess and i think that is really quite powerful. those final words there, cameron, you know, she's really reaching out to each and every single person . so many every single person. so many families now affected by cancer. that strong message there do not lose faith, do not lose hope. you are not alone. >> yeah. and as angela levin said earlier, the princess clearly here is not just thinking about herself, but she is acknowledging everybody around the country who has clearly, at some point, probably been affected by cancer. and she chose to end her message by talking of others and thinking of others. and it was clearly a very emotional message in the just the tone of the princess's voice. you can tell these are words she truly means. she's not reading a script. she truly means the word she is saying . means the word she is saying. and we talk. we talked earlier about, the communications strategy of the prince, the prince and princess, and wh

now, michelle donelan, your science secretary falsely accused two academics of supporting hamas.t only is it extremely concerning, but it's also cost the taxpayer £15,000. now, if integrity and professionalism are the qualities you promise to bring back to the government, why is she still in post? and do you think it's fair that taxpayers should pay £15,000 towards these legal fees? 0bviously, you'll understand i've been focused on the budget, but my understanding of this is that michelle had raised some concerns about some articles that had been shared about talking about what happened on october the 7th. i think subsequent to that, those thoughts and everything have been clarified and michelle has withdrawn those concerns with regard to the settlement it is a longstanding convention, stretching back many years over different governments of all different parties, including labour, that the government will fund those legal disputes when it relates to government ministers doing their work. the leader of the labour party keir starmer had his say onjeremy hunt's budget describing it

polly and michelle dewberry . and polly and michelle dewberry. i'm keeping you company till 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel, the former brexit party mep anunciata rees—mogg and the former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider. good evening to both of you. and you know the drill date on this programme. it's not just about us three. it's not just about us three. it's very much about you guys at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? you can get in touch all usual touch with us all the usual ways. vaiews@gbnews.com is how you or you tweet you email me. or you can tweet me at gb news. and yes, i know it's called x before you all start telling me it's just not not really on that. not really moved on with that. for will be twitter for me it will always be twitter anyway. thoughts. anyway. tell me your thoughts. did just see that horrendous did you just see that horrendous situation there in the headlines? the collapse of that bndge headlines? the collapse of that bridge in baltimore? i mean, it is absolut