and a brief thou~ht buckingham palace means. and a brief thought about — buckingham palace means.bout the _ buckingham palace means. and a brief thought about the future, _ buckingham palace means. and a brief thought about the future, they - buckingham palace means. and a brief thought about the future, they need i thought about the future, they need to be financially independent, do we assume they continue to live in california?— california? i'm sure they have bou~ht california? i'm sure they have bought the — california? i'm sure they have bought the house _ california? i'm sure they have bought the house there, - california? i'm sure they have bought the house there, i - california? i'm sure they have i bought the house there, i think california? i'm sure they have - bought the house there, i think they are well on their way to being financially independent, we have the oprah winfrey interview, it's not clear whether that has been recorded yet, they had the netflix deal, i will imagine they will feel free to pursue other commercial arrangements. nick, thank you. the prime mini

so we've had _ from the palace. interesting. so we've had statements _ from the palace.tements about - from the palace. interesting. so l we've had statements about them from the palace. interesting. so - we've had statements about them no longer being working royals, but also a warm statement that they will continue to be very much part of the family for so i suppose that there is a distinction being made there between their public selves and their private selves. the between their public selves and their private selves.— between their public selves and their private selves. the queen has alwa s their private selves. the queen has always tried — their private selves. the queen has always tried to _ their private selves. the queen has always tried to be _ their private selves. the queen has always tried to be very _ their private selves. the queen has always tried to be very warm - their private selves. the queen has always tried to be very warm in - always tried to be very warm in these statements. of course she made that statement last year that harry, magen and archie

the sussexes are telling the palace you don�*t need to be royal to be in service. many people who support they will wish them the best of luck within their new life. within the palace and the family, there was undoubtedly sadness, disappointment, i think a bit of waywardness as well, and the bonds of family are strong, and they are as the palace has said, and as the family have said, much loved members of the family. said, much loved members of the famil . w' said, much loved members of the famil . ., ~ the duke of edinburgh is expected to remain in hospital over the weekend and into next week for observation and rest. he was driven to hospital on tuesday night after feeling unwell for a few days. it�*s understood that prince philip�*s doctor is acting with what�*s being called an "abundance of caution" and the duke, who�*s 100, injune, remains in good spirits. the number of coronavirus cases is continuing to fall in all parts of the uk. the latest r number, estimated to be between 0.6 and 0.9, also suggests infection numbers are shrinking. but experts warn that wi

from the palace or from the queen to duties that come with a life of public service. us of? a life of public service. the queen, of course, her husband, and all the other members of the royal family who are not walking away. and then this stinging riposte from the sussexes. we can all live a life of service, service is universal. well, one wonders who penned that particular flourish which in fact is saying to the palace, we don't need you to tell us what duty and service are. i think many people might think that it comes as close to impertinence as they dared stop but an awful lot of people will have sympathy for them, an awful lot of people will wish them the very best of luck, as will the family, as will the queen, the grandmother, which is quite distinct from the queen, the embodiment of the crown. as the statement says, they remain much loved members of the family. hick loved members of the family. nick witchell, thank _ loved members of the family. nick witchell, thank you. the duke of edinburgh is expected to remain in hospital over the weekend and into next wee

at 2pm this afternoon, the palace issued a statement.ssion is a precautionary measure, it said, on the advice of his royal highness�*s doctor, after feeling unwell. the duke is expected to remain in hospital for a few days of observation and rest. the duke is in the private king edward vii hospital in london. it's understood he was driven there by car. it was not an emergency admission. it is not covid—related, says the palace, and the duke is said to be in good spirits. i think he would want no fuss. he is a very robust character, and he doesn't like... he is a no—nonsense sort of man. i think he would be embarrassed by there being fuss, and would not want it. i'm sure he is in good spirits. he is always in good spirits. this is the first time the duke has been in hospital since december 2019. on that occasion, he was admitted, again, to the king edward vii hospital, for what was described as observation. he spent four nights in hospital before leaving tojoin the queen and other members of the royal family at sandringham. anxiety, on to

, and that will be little _ from the palace, and that will be little bits— from the palace, and thatcked up with one — little bits and bobs he's picked up with one or two off the record conversations can the thing that could _ conversations can the thing that could journalist do, he said he's not any— could journalist do, he said he's not any feeling of alarm. that there's— not any feeling of alarm. that there's no— not any feeling of alarm. that there's no feeling of people really worried, _ there's no feeling of people really worried, so i take confidence in that _ worried, so i take confidence in that. clearly something is wrong, so we wish _ that. clearly something is wrong, so we wish him — that. clearly something is wrong, so we wish him well. he that. clearly something is wrong, so we wish him well.— we wish him well. he was feeling unwell enough _ we wish him well. he was feeling unwell enough as _ we wish him well. he was feeling unwell enough as a _ we wish him well. he was feeling j unwell enough as a precautionary measure. back injanuary we unwell enough as a precautionar

—— the palace. tue: queen and prince philip of the pandemic? —— the palace.2011, he was treated for a blocked coronary artery, the following year he was treated for a bladder infection. the following year, 2013, some exploratory surgery on his abdomen. healthy, young volunteers will be infected with coronavirus to test vaccines and treatments in the world's first covid—i9 "human challenge" study, which will take place in the uk. the project has been given the go—ahead from the uk's clinical trials ethics body, and could start within a few weeks. 90 people aged between 18 and 30 will be exposed to the virus in a safe and controlled environment while medics monitor their reactions. 0ur health correspondent, jim reed, reports. thousands of volunteers in the uk have already taken part in coronavirus trials like this one to test a vaccine. now, though, permission has been given for a very different type of study. 90 healthy, young adults will be the first in the world to be deliberately infected with coronavirus. people involved in the research say it offers real

so at the moment the palace was trying to plate _ at the moment the palace was trying to plate and thethis and say it— to plate and the seriousness of this and say it is— to plate and the seriousness of this and say it isjust a precautionary measure — and say it isjust a precautionary measure and that the prince is doing well and _ measure and that the prince is doing well and is _ measure and that the prince is doing well and is in good spirits at the moment — well and is in good spirits at the moment. ., ~ well and is in good spirits at the moment. ., ,, , ., ., , ., let's update you on an important meeting for the nato military alliance. it's important for two reasons. it's the first time the defence ministers from nato's european and north american members have met sincejoe biden took office. and what's at stake is a deal the trump administration struck with the taliban in afghanistan. let's begin by hearing from nato's secretary generaljens stoltenberg. the promise to leave afghanistan is conditions—based. 0ur presence in afghanistan is conditions—based. and taliban has to meet th

at 2pm this afternoon, the palace issued a statement... hospital in london. it's understood he was driven there by car. it was not an emergency admission. it is not covid—related, says the palace, and the duke is said to be in good spirits. he's a no—nonsense sort of man. i think he would be embarrassed by the fuss, and would not want it. i'm sure he's in good spirits. he's always in good spirits. the duke was admitted to the same hospitaljust before christmas 2019 for treatment of an undisclosed condition. he left after four nights to join the queen at sandringham. anxiety, on top of everything else. today, the royal family has been continuing with business as usual. this was prince charles and the duchess of cornwall this morning at a hospital in birmingham. the queen has remained at windsor castle. she, too, is carrying on with her duties but, inevitably, in everyone�*s mind will be the fact that the duke is nowjust four months short of his 100th birthday. nickjoins me now. they say this as a precaution, should people be reading a bit m

the times describes harry and meghan as �*hitting back�* at the statement from buckingham palace aboutoyal duties — in their own statement the couple said that �*service is universal�*. as well as losing their patronages, prince harry will have to give up his military appointments, including captain general of the royal marines. meanwhile, the i is taking a look ahead to borisjohnson�*s announcement on monday, about how england will make it�*s way out of lockdown. the paper says the prime minister plans to allow people to socialise with a friend or family outside from march. as part of the road map out of lockdown, the telegraph says mrjohnson will announce that two different households will be allowed to gather outdoors by the easter weekend. and on the front page of the financial times... president biden declares that "�*america is back�*, with a pledge to repair what the paper describes as a �*battered�* nato alliance. at some of the front pages we arty have gone and as always thank you both forjoining us on this friday evening. what else were you going to be doing? let�*s face it.

buckingham palace as it is a precaution. in taliban violence in afghanistan means the made a first deadline for pulling troops out could be extended. defense ministers are meeting to discuss what to do about 10,000 troops. a withdrawal timetable is now under review by president biden. our chief international correspondent has more. reporter: a stark snapshot of a gathering storm. the national police hospital. doctors tell us they have never seen so many patients. there is fighting in some of the provinces. this policeman took a bullet. >> the taliban blew up a building outside of school. i went there to help get the children out. to taliban start shooting, and required back. the bullet hit me here and came out the other side. reporter: and they are brace for more. this is a training exercise and is all too real. afghan police on theunt for suicide bombers. civilians trapped inside. the government gave us access to film this. the taliban warned if the deal breaks down there will be more of this. the interior minister thanks h

at 2pm this afternoon, the palace issued a statement...n the advice of his royal highness�*s doctor, "after feeling unwell. "the duke is expected to remain in hospital for a few days "of observation and rest." the duke is in the private king edward vii hospital in london. it�*s understood he was driven there by car. it was not an emergency admission. it is not covid—related, says the palace, and the duke is said to be in good spirits. he�*s a no—nonsense sort of man. i think he would be embarrassed by the fuss, and would not want it. i�*m sure he�*s in good spirits. he�*s always in good spirits. hospitaljust before christmas 2019 for treatment of an undisclosed condition. he left afterfour nights tojoin the queen at sandringham. anxiety, on top of everything else. today, the royal family has been continuing with business as usual. this was prince charles and the duchess of cornwall this morning at a hospital in birmingham. fanfare the queen has remained at windsor castle. she, too, is carrying on with her duties but, inevitably, in everyon

plays for crystal palace, wilford sapphire's team—mate. wilford sapphire's team-mate.ord sapphire's team—mate. wolf saha is not the first person to not take the knee if that is what he is going to be the next time he plays. —— wilf zaha. there are players in the lower leagues to who is showing their solidarity and a slightly different way, some are standing up and showing the respect. it is all the same thing, to be honest with you. it is the player sending a very strong message out back into the environment are back to the watching public.— back into the environment are back to the watching public. players have been takin: to the watching public. players have been taking an _ to the watching public. players have been taking an ace _ to the watching public. players have been taking an ace since _ to the watching public. players have been taking an ace since football. been taking an ace since football returned last season. as the cut—off point, dc, where we see players no longer taking the knee? i point, dc, where we see players no longer taking the knee?— longer taking

at 2pm this afternoon, the palace issued a statement...e king edward vii hospital in london. it's understood he was driven there by car. it was not an emergency admission. it is not covid—related, says the palace, and the duke is said to be in good spirits. he's a no—nonsense sort of man. i think he would be embarrassed by the fuss, and would not want it. i'm sure he's in good spirits. he's always in good spirits. the duke was admitted to the same hospitaljust before christmas 2019 for treatment of an undisclosed condition. he left afterfour nights tojoin the queen at sandringham. anxiety, on top of everything else. today, the royal family has been continuing with business as usual. this was prince charles and the duchess of cornwall this morning at a hospital in birmingham. fanfare the queen has remained at windsor castle. she, too, is carrying on with her duties but, inevitably, in everyone's mind will be the fact that the duke is now just four months short of his 100th birthday. let's just take you back to that story that the us departm

at 2pm this afternoon, the palace issued a statement.he duke's admission is a precautionary measure, it said, on the advice of his royal highness's doctor, after feeling unwell. the duke is expected to remain in hospital for a few days of observation and rest. the duke is in the private king edward vii hospital in london. it's understood he was driven there by car. it was not an emergency admission. it is not covid—related, says the palace, and the duke is said to be in good spirits. i think he would want no fuss. he is a very robust character, and he doesn't like... he is a no—nonsense sort of man. i think he would be embarrassed by there being fuss, and would not want it. i'm sure he is in good spirits. he is always in good spirits. this is the first time the duke has been in hospital since december 2019. on that occasion, he was admitted, again, to the king edward vii hospital, for what was described as observation. he spent four nights in hospital before leaving tojoin the queen and other members of the royal family at sandringham. a

on the black sea now valmy released this video as he flew back to moscow and he claims the palace was built for president putin it's $17691.00 square metres it's got 2 helicopter pads and. hockey rink a secret tunnel leading up to the sea of ali says it is the biggest residence in the whole of russia all of that would have been uncomfortable viewing for the kremlin though it did deny the property belonged to putin but it did raise many other questions ones that have been around for more than a decade as part of leaked diplomatic papers and investigations by western intelligence agencies in short how rich is russia's president well let's just start with his last financial disclosure that was 2018 persian said he had a salary of $8600000.00 rubles which is about 115000 dollars that is his official salary his military pension interest and investment gains but there was a claim back in 2007 from the russian political analyst stanislav skee that putin effectively controlled holdings in the energy companies gun for gazprom and so. they were worth about $40000000000.00 at the time for their

buckingham palace says the move is a precaution and isn't covid—related. world's first human trials where people will be deliberately infected with covid 19 are given the go—ahead in the uk. human viral challenge models, because they directly inoculate volunteers, are able to establish whether the vaccines are working extremely quickly. much less volunteers involved, therefore much quicker responses to determine if the vaccines are working. cautious and prudent — the prime minister says he won't be pushed into lifting lockdown restrictions in england too early. we'll be setting out what we can on monday the 22nd about the way ahead, and it'll be based firmly on a cautious and prudent approach to coming out of lockdown, in such a way as to be irreversible. the united nations says it will raise the detention of princess latifa, daughter of the ruler of dubai, with the united arab emirates. the uk says it, too, is concerned. the trolling of a national hero — the online messages which the family of captain sir tom moore say they hid from him. you have no autho

well, no update from the palace on how the duke is doing - palace on how the duke is doing today.e is a really significant development. he has now spent two nights in this hospital after he was admitted on tuesday evening on his doctor's advice, but we have been told it is a precautionary measure. it is after he was feeling unwell for a few days, so he's been admitted for observation and rest, they say stop now, we understand it's not covid related. he had his first vaccination alongside the queen last month in winter and it wasn't an emergency admission either. he came by car on tuesday evening and walked from the car to the hospital unaided and was in good spirits, we are told, but of course the medics are likely to be very cautious. he is 99. he is 100 on the 10th ofjune, so a lot of caution and certainly from the medics. we understand generally he is in good health. last time he was admitted to hospital he came here in december 2019 and was discharged after four days to spend christmas at sandringham with the queen. the queen is currently in windsor at the moment, continuing w

no self respecting dictates it can be without a palace or preferably several palaces and the more model the better. the most effective symbolic tool of representing power of creating intimidation the scale. make things that it did it begin but. there are a lot of 2nd rate bits of advice. you. endorse that message in various other levels but up place that very very big says i can command a lot of blonde a lot of builders. i'm a very big boss. the universal style of dictatorship is showing off its cool and what a lot i got because you have to communicate all that very fast. saddam actually he was fascinated by the russian revolution as a wonderful story seabag. biographer stalin tells that he was visiting all stalin's palaces. the offer was. to see where stalin lived and where he was going to cancel and they were pretty dead empty of him and stalin was long gone and it was nice lady who would show him around and in each palace and each one would say you know there was this very nice arab gentleman came not long ago to have a look at the palace you see. what happened of course is that sadd

buckingham palace says it's just a precaution and is not covid related.s expected to remain there for a few days. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster henry bonsu and former trade minister, digbyjones. welcome back. tomorrow's front pages starting with... the guardian focuses on new research showing that covid infections have fallen by two—thirds in a month in england, but the virus is now spreading most amongst children. the telegraph reports how parents will be asked to test children for covid twice a week, alongside a picture of prince philip who's been admitted to hospital "as a precautionary measure", after feeling unwell for a few days. the daily mail has "now take the brakes off, boris" as it reports on the growing clamour for a speedier lifting of the lockdown. "small steps to normal life" is the mirror's headline as the paper reports how health chiefs have urged the prime minister not to relax restrictions too quickly. the i reveals what it calls the nhs blueprint for

no word yet from buckingham palace or other members of the - palace or other members of the extended site about reaction? ., ., ., , reaction? nothing so far. i am sure we will get — reaction? nothing so far. i am sure we will get something, _ reaction? nothing so far. i am sure we will get something, but - reaction? nothing so far. i am sure we will get something, but they . reaction? nothing so far. i am sure| we will get something, but they will all be very happy that... it will be either the tenth or 11th great—grandchild for the queen, depending on when in the year it is born. we must assume it will be born in the summer. this child will be eighth in line to the throne. thank ou so eighth in line to the throne. thank you so much- _ the headlines on bbc news... with 15 million now vaccinated — the goverment says it's hit the first covid vaccination target a day early. anger in myanmar as armoured vehicles appear on the streets of yangon — there are reports of an overnight internet blackout. prince harry and meghan markle have announced that they're expecting a second child — a sp

has it been coming a long time from the palace as a whole?y it is her ultimate decision, but once they have made it clear that after this one year which they had taken out to see if this is the way they want to live their lives, away from royal duties, they decided, they have said we don't want to come back, and the absolute natural consequence of that is you cannot continue with your royal patronages. now, this is going to upset harry, obviously, particularly the military associations he has. three honourary military titles, captain general of the royal marines, perhaps the most interesting because he took over that appointment from the duke of edinburgh. meghan, she has the patronage of the national theatre, which was handed down from the queen herself. so both very prestigious appointments. but i think its practical as much as symbolic. it is just not going to work if your life is in la, essentially living the lives of celebrities, because then you can not really have royal patronages. and what about relations within the family, between ha

let's go to abc's julia macfarlane at buckingham palace. good morning to you, julia. >> reporter: good morning, eva. that's right, prince philip is reportedly in good spirits, but nothing is being left to chance. after checking into the private king edward vii hospital in central london on tuesday after feeling unwell, doctors now want to keep price philip over the weekend and into next week for observation. in typical style buckingham palace giving no detail on the reason for the duke's admission stressing his hospitalization was just a precaution. meanwhile, an ocean away news coming that harry and meghan's break with the royal family is final. buckingham palace yesterday announcing the couple who are expecting their second child will not be returning as working members of the royal family, stripping them of their patronages and honorary appointments. for harry this means the loss of his military roles, which he has long cherished. a statement from the palace reading, the queen has written confirming that in stepping away from the work of

still to come, it is official -- buckingham palace confirms meghan and harry will no longer serve as members of the royal family. a young woman has become the first protester to die in demonstrations in myanmar against the military coup. she was shot in the head last week as police tried to disperse protesters. reporter: this is an important moment and her images everywhere. we see representations of her and cartoons, paintings and photographs unfurled on banners. she is already considered a martyr for this movement. given the emotionalitch this movement is at already, the sense of anger the people have had since the coup and the momentum they have builtp in the last 11 article dates of protest, her death probably won't make a significant difference. she will just become a big part of it. where it may have an impact is, when she died, it was no obvious reason why the police should have used live rounds at that particular point. it was a standoff in the capital and the police were not under strong pressure. yet someone, it appears, open fire. she was hit, almost certainly, by a live r

the netflix deal, the spot spot deal, that wasn't discussed with the palace.then of course the extra layer of philip being in the hospital, he will continue to be in the hospital next week, and harry has always been super close to him. so that is a real disappointment. as far as william and harry go, this may be sort of the final tear that makes their relationship basically irreparable. it will never be the same and i think this is something that will sit between them forever. >> you mentioned just for a second prince philip sent to a hospital in london as a precautionary measure. what more do you know about his condition? >> well, it is interesting. he hasn't been admitted to the hospital prior to this since december 1999. so i mean they call him the iron duke and i'm sure they don't do that for nothing. so i was told that he walked into the hospital of his own -- on his own steam, but he is remaining there for four days. so there is obviously some concern. he is 99 after all. and this is just a really difficult time for them. everyone has been separated, phi

buckingham palace is saying-— palace is saying. that come with a life of public service. interesting the choice of words there. so consequently it will be necessary to remove all the patronises that come as part of life with the royal family. no doubt this will hurt for harry, he will be losing the honorary military appointments, particularly the position as captain general of the royal marines. that was a position that he was given following the retirement of the duke of edinburgh. the duke of edinburgh who had been captain general of the royal marines the decades. it was a significant military appointment and it is no longer now to be an appointment that will be held by prince harry. he has, in effect, yes, been stripped of his remaining honorary military positions. and these will now be redistributed, the statement says, among the working members of the royal family. statement says, among the working members of the royalfamily. the statement finishes, we are all, while all are saddened by their decision, the duke and duchess rem

toward the palace but was intercepted by police who opened fire on the vehicle the driver was killed and at least 7 others were injured and this is the 2nd major explosion in the somali capital in recent weeks. well the u.n. says top human rights body is demanding the release of aung sang suu chee and other civilian government leaders detained after a military coup earlier this month bought the joint to has same to harden its stance suspending privacy laws that govern detention and surveillance and yet pressure is growing on the military across the country where large crowds have taken to the streets to demand the restoration of civilian rule. the hours of darkness are dangerous time in myanmar. stories of the military kidnapping people at night are circulating on social media. and yet the will to keep up the fight appears unbroken. for the 8th day in a row demonstrators took to the streets to call for democracy to be reinstated. and now they have been given backing by the un's top human rights body the human rights council passed a unanimous resolution urging me and mars' military t

calling it a palace for the people for commuting workers in the 1980 s. the government decided women had no place driving these trains they said the metro is too deep underground too loud and too dark for women and the vibration from the trains could damage their so-called childbearing function even now women drivers are only being deployed on the most modern trains and only operate one line that runs partially over ground despite the fact that they get the exact same training as their male counterparts. in russia 100 jobs remain off limits for women for example metal manufacturing like the work in this steel mill mining and drilling on an oil rig are still considered men's work russian lawmakers insist the restrictions are still relevant today. we treat women with care here these tough jobs and hard labor are still seen as men's work in our society also women are mothers so providing for and taking care of their health and their reproductive functions is important that's why we used recommendations from doctors to determine factors that are harmful to wo

in terms of updates from buckingham palace, we had some detail yesterday from a palace source, sayingburgh is expected to remain in hospital for the rest of the weekend and into next week, reeta, for continuing observation and also rest. we don't know why he is in here, apart from the fact that he was feeling unwell for a couple of days before he was admitted on tuesday. but we do know the palace have confirmed that it was not anything to do with the coronavirus. and, as we know, the duke of edinburgh and the queen both had the vaccine, or the first dose of the vaccine, last month. president biden says he'll sign a major disaster declaration for texas, as the full extent of the crisis caused by a severe freeze and a huge power failure becomes clear. it would pave the way for more us federal funds to be spent on relief efforts. nearly 60 deaths have been attributed to cold weather that has swept down across the us this week. on friday, about 180,000 homes and businesses in texas still had no electricity. brian greene is president and ceo of the houston food bank. he joins us live from

rapid antigen testing is also available for guests at palace resorts and a complementary 14-day quarantinethey test positive. >> you just schedule the appointment e prior to departure. take the test. five minutes, and you're ready to enjoy the pool again. >> reporter: the company also shut down its swim-up pool bars at all of its hotels to try to minimize in-person contact. am resorts opted to keep its pool bars open. >> the decision is because we want to make sure that we have safety in mind, but we don't want to take away from the experience that our customers have become accustomed to. >> reporter: we got special rates to see the safety plans in action. guests get a dollop of sanitizing gel along with their drinks. a.m. resorts also offers free rapid tests and quarantine if positive. anyone flying back te u.s. must have a negative covid tes . wendy gillette, cbs news, cancun, mexico. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of continues, for others, check back later for "cbs this morning," and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's ca

in somalia is through a side car bomb has detonated near the presidential palace in mogadishu the car was speeding towards the palace but was intercepted by police who opened fire on the vehicle the driver was killed and at least 7 others were injured this is the 2nd major explosion in the somali capital in recent weeks. protests in thailand have gathered at bangkok's democracy monument and draping it in red cloth to signal their opposition to laws on defamation of the monarchy a scuffle ensued between protesters and riot police and several people were injured police appeared to make at least one arrest. the un stop human rights body has passed a resolution urging me on mas military to release. and other government leaders detained after a coup earlier this month but the joint a has seen too hot in its stance to spending privacy laws that govern detention and surveillance yet pressure on the military is growing across the country where large crowds have got have taken to the streets to demand the restoration of civilian rule. the hours of darkness are dangerous time and me and maher.

palace are up to 13th. brighton are a points above the relegation zone.ng the total number of cases amongst the players to ten — nine of those featured in the french matchday squad against ireland. an announcement on whether the fixture in paris will be played or not is expected on wednesday. i think this is probably a situation i think this is probably a situation i think this is probably a situation i think we all feared. with the six nations taken place and amongst this pandemic and had been quite rife i think we got through the first two weeks. i think it was inevitable that at some point they be positive cases was up and here we are having to deal with it. it is strange. but i know the testing that they are doing is incredibly strong and stringent. they are not missing anything. i think if the game was to go ahead this sunday, i think it would be a safe environment for scotland players to go to. because there's so many tests in place. because there's so many tests in place. great britain ended their successful eurobasket qualification programme with

buckingham palace confirms that prince harry and meghan will not return as working members of the royal will be a blow. i know that, personally, he will be gutted, in many regards, at certain things which he cares so much about, he will not be able to have such a direct involvement with any more, you know, like his titles within the military, for example. buckingham palace says everyone is "saddened" by their decision but the couple remain "much loved members of the family". also tonight: coronavirus infection rates keep falling across the uk — just over 550,000 people have the virus last week, according to the latest data.

the palace intrigue is interesting.ident will announce plans to contribute up to $4 vaccine program. it's aimed at assisting developing countries. the u.s. will contribute an initial $2 billion in the coming days to a program called covax, backed by the world health organization. the remaining $2 billion will be distributed over the next two years. the administration say it is payments will actually help americans by reducing the risk of further mutations that can extend the pandemic and go here. >> we were robbed at gun point and it was all caught on camera. the crew was working on a story man wearing a mask and holding a gun came out of nowhere, he demanded to hand over the cell phones. the robber grabs at least one phone and took off. the crew chased after him, but they were only able to record his escape on a motorcycle. thankfully nobody was hurt. >>> we move to the pga and a dream opening round yesterday for the golfer, kim, playing in the genesis invitational in los angeles. take a look. on his second hole of the

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it's believed to run into hundreds of millions of pounds according to the files of the buckingham palace legal team used an obscure procedure called queen's consent to get the changes through parliament and allows the monarch to see bills in advance and withhold approval if the content affects the interests of the crown buckingham palace rebuffed these allegations saying that the use of the queen's consent is standard practice. and is always granted by the monarch when requested by government and he is so sure that the sovereign has blocked legislation is simply incorrect whether crean's consent is acquired is decided by parliament independently in matters that would affect crown interests. some thoughts on this next then with norman baker former liberal democrat m.p. and british home office minister welcome to the program mr baker what do you make of these revelations that is embarrassing for her majesty well of course it is but it's nothing new i mean for it to scream consent because he just been in there for centuries and he does it out of the reality of it in my recent book and what

in a statement buckingham palace said that "in stepping away from the work of the royal family it wouldot be possible to continue with the responsibilities and duties that come with a life of public service. "prince harry and meghan have committed to continue supporting the organisations they have represented saying �*service is universal�*." andy moore reports. ever since meghan and harry moved to north america, their long—term role in the royal family has been uncertain. last january, they announced they would step back as senior roles and work to become financially independent. there was a period of reflection and assessment on both sides. now there is a definite breach. meghan and harry will no longer be returning to work as members of the royalfamily. the news about their future comes ahead of an interview to be broadcast next month with oprah winfrey and only days after the couple announced they were expecting a second child. i don't think anyone would be surprised. it is untenable to live on the west coast of america and retain duty here. it was never going to work. now they have

the point means fulham are still three from safety, while palace stay in 13th place.former west ham and newcastle manager glenn roeder has died at the age of 65 after a long battle with a brain tumour. the league manager's association said it was deeply saddened by the news. roeder had a successful playing career and went on to manage gillingham, watford, west ham, norwich, and newcastle. he was also a coach in the england set—up when glenn hoddle was manager. former newcastle captain alan shearer tweeted, "so sad. a fantastic man. rest in peace, glenn." glenn roeder who died at the age of 65. elsewhere in football... norwich city are seven points clear at the top of the championship after beating wycombe 2—0. top scorer teemu pukki and adam idah with the goals at adams park. in the women's super league, manchester city are now two points behind chelsea at the top of the league after a 4—0 win over birmingham — sam mewis getting two of the goals. and jill scott, who's on loan from city at everton, got the winner for her new club in their 3—2 victory over tottenham. th