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>>> a never publicly-seen photo of princess diana goes on display tomorrow as part of a new exhibit at kensington palace. >> it's a black and white image taken by david bailey in 1988 for england's national portrait gallery. several other photos from that session did go on display, most of them showing diana smiling warmly and facing the camera. >> this exhibit includes previously unseen photos of queen elizabeth and the late prince phillip from an outtake of a portrait he was doing. >> wow, this is an exceptional photo. >> more reasons to go and gear up on culture and museums. >> yes, that's why andrew's going to london to see that photo. >> maybe at some point. >>> coming up, "the dropout." hulu's new docuseries on the woman behind one of the biggest frauds in corporate history and why producers on the project still don't really know who the real elizabeth holmes is. >>> and later in "the mix," the man who's just accomplished what no one else has. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfrie

washington post" and the new york times will probably be fine no matter what is decided, but new kensington pennsylvania won't be. who is going to report on flu kensington, pa if my company isn't doing that. how are we going to have an informed electorate? how are we going to have a society that understands what is happening in local government, state government and national government if my company is not providing those resources? >> thank you, those are great examples. i appreciate that. not every bridge failure makes national cable news. >> exactly. >> and how contentious school board meetings are in this day and age. given the importance of local news rooms for our democracy, news room employment in the united states has dropped by 26% since 2008. miss bertetto, you testified that the jcpa would help smaup small business investments into the community and hire more reporters. and can you discuss the importance of explicitly tying benefits to job creation and retention? >> presently, in our company about $7 million is paid out in salaries to journalists on staff. to give you some sense

washington post" and the new york times will probably be fine no matter what is decided, but new kensington pennsylvania won't be. who is going to report on flu kensington, pa if my company isn't doing that. how are we going to have an informed electorate? how are we going to have a society that understands what is happening in local government, state government and national government if my company is not providing those resources? >> thank you, those are great examples. i appreciate that. not every bridge failure makes national cable news. >> exactly. >> and how contentious school board meetings are in this day and age. given the importance of local news rooms for our democracy, news room employment in the united states has dropped by 26% since 2008. miss bertetto, you testified that the jcpa would help smaup small business investments into the community and hire more reporters. and can you discuss the importance of explicitly tying benefits to job creation and retention? >> presently, in our company about $7 million is paid out in salaries to journalists on staff. to give you some sense

news. the duke and duchess of cambridge are setting off on a week—long tour of the caribbean this morning, as part of a trip to mark the queen's platinumjubilee. kensingtonhampton and wrexham county borough have made the shortlist to be named the uk's next city of culture. it's the first time, counties and groups of towns were eligible to enter. a panel of experts will visit all four locations and the winner will be announced in may, and taking over from the current title—holder, coventry, in 2025. here in the uk, more than £42 million, that's roughly $55 million, has been raised for the charity comic relief, in the latest red nose day broadcast, with some of the money going to organisations providing aid in ukraine. comedians, actors, musicians and sports stars took part in a variety of sketches and stunts and our entertainment correspondent colin paterson was watching. welcome to red nose day 2022! tonight, your hosts are... well, one of the hosts was actually missing. before we go any further, you might notice we're a player down tonight. zoe ball unfortunately got covid... audience: aw! ..and was forced to pull out of the show. we will miss you tonig

kensington and chelsea council said it was "horrified" by the plight of those caught up in the conflict and that, "it is actions rather than symbolism that they desperately need now". newt and has seen numerous revisions. they were ground—breaking and provocative, and now you can go and see 20 of damien hirst�*s formaldehyde works in the first dedicated exhibition of its kind. it features preserved animals like sheep, cows and sharks. if you've got the stomach for it, then they're on display from tomorrow at the gagosian gallery in kings cross. a hairdresserfrom peckham says she dreams of qualifying for next year's women's world cup. otesha charles, who plays her club football for gillingham, helped guyana win two world cup qualifiers last month and is hoping the south american country can cause a shock and make it all the way to the finals in australia and new zealand. i am so excited. i mean, like, we have a very good chance of qualifying in this round. to play in the world cup, i mean, that's, like, a dream for any footballer, female, male, it doesn't even matter. if you're using the tube this morning this is how things are looking. the metropolitan line is part sus