the assassination of lord mountbatten tense relations with britain's 1st female prime minister. and the continuing was a princess margaret, are also addressed. but there's no doubt about the main subject of the crown season for the plot thickens. and joining me now is adrian kennedy from our culture desk, and i am so looking forward to this adrian obviously because it deals with the really explosive historic events. that's right. the 1st 3 series of really just being laying the groundwork, planting the seeds and building to this incredible crescendo. we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that she's been deprived of love sent off to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman that he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the accident waiting to happen into princess diana, who soon feels unloved and desperately lonely within the royal family. and apparently her suffering is quite graphically depicted in this season if i understand correctly. yes, it certainly is. we will see her battle with eating

the assassination of lord mountbatten tense relations with britain's 1st female prime minister. and the continuing was a princess margaret, are also addressed. but there's no doubt about the main subject of the crown season for the plot thickens. and joining me now is adrian kennedy from our culture desk, and i am so looking forward to this adrian obviously because it deals with a really explosive historic event. that's right. the 1st 3 series of really just being laying the groundwork, planting the seeds and building to this incredible crescendo. we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that he's been deprived of love sent off to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman that he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the accident waiting to happen. and princess diana, who soon feels isolated, unloved, and desperately lonely within the royal family. and apparently her suffering is quite graphically depicted in this season if i understand correctly. yes, it certainly is. we will see her battle with

the assassination of lord mountbatten tense relations with britain's 1st female prime minister and the continuing woes of princess margaret are also addressed. but there's no doubt about the main subject of the crown season for the plot thickens. and joining me now is adrian kennedy from our culture desk, and i am so looking forward to this adrian obviously because it deals with a really explosive historic event. that's right. the 1st 3 series have really just being laying the groundwork, planting the seeds and building to this incredible crescendo. we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that he's been deprived of lot of same tough to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman. he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the axe to waiting to happen to enter. princess diana, too soon feels unloved and desperately lonely within the royal family. and apparently her suffering is quite graphically depicted in this season. if i understand correctly. yes, it certainly is. we will see her battle with the eating d

the assassination of lord mountbatten tense relations with britain's 1st female prime minister and the continuing woes of princess margaret are also addressed. but there's no doubt about the main subject of the crown season for the plot thickens. and joining me now is adrian kennedy from our culture desk, and i am so looking forward to this adrian obviously because it deals with a really explosive historic event. that's right. the 1st 3 series have really just been laying the groundwork, planting seeds and building to this incredible crescendo. we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that he's being deprived of lot of sent off to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman that he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the accident waiting to happen. and princess diana, too soon feels isolated, unloved and desperately lonely within the royal family. and apparently her suffering is quite graphically depicted in the season if i understand correctly. yes, it certainly is. we will see her battle with eating di

archie mountbatten—windsor was born in may last year, just under a year after she and the duke of sussexarried at st george's chapel in windsor. later on in the article, she writes how the experience brought them to realise quite how many women go through the trauma of losing a child through miscarriage. the duchess revealing in this article that she miscarried injuly. we will be talking to our royal correspondent sarah campbell in the next few minutes is that very sad news emerges this morning. the leaders of all four uk nations are urging us all to think carefully as virus restrictions are relaxed over christmas. it comes as scientists warn the relaxation will cause a spike in infections. the changes will begin on the 22nd of december in northern ireland, and a day later elsewhere. people from three different households will be allowed to spend time together indoors for five days. and travel restrictions will be eased. but a formed christmas bubble must be exclusive and would not be able to visit pubs or restaurants together. the prime minister and leaders of scotland, wales and northe