palace as the focal point of their grief.asn't a candle in a window. there wasn't a piper playing. there was nothing to acknowledge the sense of loss that people were feeling. i can remember thinking, hmm, that's not a good sign. ♪ >> the public needed and wanted somebody within those palace walls to come out and mourn with them because there is no support for diana. there is no mourning or grieving. where is it? ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doct

the flag isn't half staff at buckingham palace.esidence, so the flag wasn't flying. that would be traditional-royal protocol. but the flag became a trigger point for people's anger, and the press who were very keen to take the blame away from themselves actually stirred up more of this anti-flag sentiment. >> our queen should be here in london with her people. this is her nation. and they should know how all her people feel about diana. >> you had this criticism where is our queen? the palace was kind of under attack. >> the monarchy in britain was on the knife edge at that point. >> they really felt that when and if the queen appeared in london, she would be cursed. things might be thrown at her. and it's the closest i have ever come to a feeling that the monarchy might be overthrown in some way. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it's the hardworking people of the united states postal service. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ with downy infusions, let the scent se

buckingham palace said she was disappointed not to attend. big ben chimes the hour. other members of the royal family joined the nation in falling silent at the cenotaph, and around the country, to remember the fallen of past conflicts. also, a new climate deal is struck in glasgow, but experts warn the promises still aren't enough to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. the home secretary, priti patel, will meet her french counterpart this week, as the uk increases pressure on france to stop migrants crossing the channel. # so if you want the truth... silence. and an emotional couple's choice dance in strictly — as rose and giovanni pay tribute to the deaf community. good afternoon. the queen was unable to attend today's remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph in london. buckingham palace said she had sprained her back and it was with "great regret" that she wasn't able to be there. the palace had previously said it was the queen's "firm intention" to attend the service, after taking time away from her duties for health reasons. our royal

we rely, as ever, i on what buckingham palace tells us.e sprained her back recently and they say it is unconnected to the advice from the real doctors three weeks ago that she should rest. it is unconnected to the hospital tests, of course, that she underwent. we understand that she underwent. we understand that she underwent. we understand that she was deeply disappointed to have to miss such a significant event. really, the most solemn duty of the royal year, nobody regrets her absence more deeply than she does according to one source at the palace. it had been herfirm intention to be there and it was one of the reason she was resting for the past three weeks. the palace said on thursday definitely that she would be there. we will have to see what impact this latest health issue will now have on her programme. we understand that she will be continuing with light duties at windsor. . ~ continuing with light duties at windsor. ., ~ , ., , . continuing with light duties at windsor. . ~' , ., , . windsor. thank you very much, nick, thank yom

in doha wrestle i was et cetera in the presidential palace in khartoum. i was just asking if you could give us an idea of what's going on there at the moment. no, we seem to have lost our line or to cartoon for the moment. let's see if we can bring in haber, morgan, who is a lie for us in a car tomb hebert. rob matheson here, the protests that are going on in the streets of cartoon. is there any indication, do you think that if this agreement is signed that they are going to get bigger and we have any indication of how people might react? well 1st thoughts is considering the fact that then the takeover, this is the 1st time processes are making their way in front of the presidential palace. it looks like the news that there will be an agreement between prime minister and general hahn is not impressing many people here on the resistance. committees have already come out and said, but they're not part of that agreement that they do not want to see prime minister and general hunt sharing and other kind of power sharing agreement or any sorts of compromise. e

now i think we can go across to the presidential palace where russell so does lie for us in the hall to talk us through what is happening in the palace at the moment. dressel well it's considered as a breakthrough. ha. so where just a managed to got into that presidential palace, that the whole that the ceremony as going to behold and the agreement to be assigned. you have just seen that the ministers have a right and some representatives off the political parties or so how would just are right people that are keeping the bread and bit him for mr. the i was the prime minister of the la hon, duke and the army chief general of that around also to, to, to get into this, this ceremony a whole, so a steel. i'm better the concerns of course, that whether there will be and in last minute committed cancellation or not before . now, what people hear and that the officials here are telling us is that they have agreed on some certain turns and the, the agreement will be signed. maybe within, within minutes. so just before getting to the presidential palace, we have seen that a people, thousands

. >> that was the dagger in the heart for the palace. how dare she question the prince of wales's right and ability to be the next kingsessing? she had no choice. no one was listening to her at the palace, so she decided to speak to the public. >> i think she did well. >> 92% of people say they supported zdiana's decision. >> the kinds of things she said about prince chorls and the monarchy in general, they viewed it as a massive betrayal. >> it is someone from the inside really being a traitor to the image that the monarchy is infallible institution. >> this morning britain's queen elizabeth says she's had it. it's time for the prince and princess to patch their marriage. >> she said she got this letter from the kwen. she said to me that looks like that's the first letter she ever written to me. she had a catch in her voice. and i thought wow, it's probably the last letter she's going to write you as well. >> she knew that it would ultimately lead to a divorce, which officially she said she didn't want but it's the only way of getting a

. >> that was the dagger in the heart for the palace, how dare she question the prince of wales rightlity to be the next king. >> she had no choice. no one was listening to her at the palace so she decided to turn to the public. >> i think she's come across very well telling people what pressure she's been under. >> charles had his say. it's about time she had hers. >> 92% of people supported diana's decision to do the interview and that was it. that was the victory for diana. >> the kinds of things she said about prince charles and the monarchy in general, they viewed it as a massive betrayal. >> it is someone from the inside really being a traitor to the image that the monarchy is an infallible institution. >> this morning queen elizabeth said she's had it. it's time for prince charles and princess diana to officially end their troubled marriage. >> i remember she phoned me. she said she'd got this letter from the queen telling her and prince charles to finalize the divorce. she said to me, you know, patrick, that's the first letter she's ever written to me. and there was a little c

there were concerns that the palace had been keeping the palace public in the dark, which really foundfter she returned to windsor castle. it's difficult balancing. because yes there is public interest about knowing the queens health. and we have to write to notice if she isn't well. but we don't have a right to running commentary of her health. and to be given every point of what she's been tweet treated for, when and how. because of course we must respect her privacy. not least because she's 95. so yes, buckingham palace need to be straight with public, but they also need to be respectful of the fact that her majesty, alongside anybody, has the right to confidential medical records. >> that, indeed. and as we continue to look at these pictures that are taking place, it is 11 am in london. this is a warm remembrance ceremony that is taking place. it is one of the most solemn days on the british calendar. we got the news just within the last couple hours from buckingham palace that 95 year old queen who was supposed to make her first public appearance here in quite some time is out. un

diana is alone at kensington palace. and she's writing a note about how she's feeling.ctober, longing for someone to hug me and encourage me to keep strong and hold my head high." >> diana is feeling very vulnerable. it's the first time that she's actually feeling that she's losing the support of the public. as well as being sidelined and undermined by charles' supporters. >> diana continues, "i've been battered, bruised and abused mentally by a system for 15 years now. i'm weary of the battles but i will never surrender." >> she felt she really needed to put her case directly to the public. >> everyone wanted to get an interview or sit-down with princess diana. >> this was the biggest tv interview you could get. this was the ultimate get. >> some of the top names in both america and britain were angling for diana to sit on a couch, notably oprah winfrey, barbara walters, clive james in britain, david frost, really big hitters. >> what's remarkable is how she ended up in the clutches of panorama with martin bashir, someone who was pretty much unknown. martin bashir got

but there has been no official comment from the elisa palace, the presidential palace where president macklin lives here is also been no comment from the ministry of the armed forces in regards to this. but we understand that a rape investigation has also been opened by the armed forces. we understand the soldier who's been accused of carrying out that sexual felt offense has been suspended and at the moment is being treated as a witness in this judicial investigation. which means that they haven't been charged to date with any offense. however, what this will raise is questions once again about the decision by the elisa palace to hide this under the carpet, to sweep it under the carpet rather than being public about this very serious incident. that is said to have occurred under the noses at the elisa palace just a few years ago. or you may remember the case of alexandra panella. this is a security 8, a former security aid of present mac on who i just recently was found guilty of assaulting protestors at a protest back in around 2018. at the time, the uneasy palace was made aware of

diana is alone at kensington palace. she is writing a note about how she is feeling.ery vulnerable. it's the first time she is actually feeling she is losing the support of the public as well as being sidelined and undermined by charles' supporters. >> diana continues, i'm embattered and bruised by a system for 15 years now. i am weary of the battles but i will never surrender. >> she felt she really needed to put her case directly to the public. >> everyone wanted to get an interview sitdown with princess diana. >> this was the biggest tv interview you could get. this was the ultimate get. >> some of the top names in both america and britain were angling for diana to sit on a couch notably oprah winfrey, barbara walters, clive james in britain, david frost, really big hitters. >> what is remarkable is how she ended up with martin bashir someone pretty much unknown. martin bashir got to diana by approaching her proeth lord spencer and made allegations about how she was being spied on. he claimed her car had been fitted with a tracking device, telephone lines bugged. >

making the palace look complete idiots. and her getting her story out.lative, i think it's an intellect, an instinct for survival. and i tip my hat to her for it. >> diana's won the hearts and minds of the public. but charles' supporters have a counter narrative in mind, and they're going to retaliate in kind. >> the royal biographer says she was approached to tell the other side of the story. >> i spoke quite strongly in defense of the prince of wales, because i felt looking at it he had been badly maligned. and unfairly so. >> the princess is seen by many close to the queen's eldest son as being mentally unbalanced at times from 11 years of suffering from the debilitating disease, bulimia. prince of wales himself feels the illness has caused her to distort the truth. whether i would use those words today, i don't know. but i think her mental health was an issue in the marriage. a big issue in the marriage. i was very fond of the princess of wales, and i admired her enormously. i think that the behavior -- the mood swings, the suspicious nature, the jea

diana is alone at kensington palace.me and say keep strong and hold my head high. >> diana is feeling vulnerable. it the first time she feels like she's losting the support of th public. >> diana continues bifi've been battered bruised and abused by a system for 15 years now. i'm aware but will never surrender. >> she felt she needed to put her case directly to the public. >> everyone wanted to get into a sitdown with princess di ana. >> this was the biggest tv you can get. this was the ultimate get. >> some of the top names in america and britain were angling for diana to sit on a coach, notably opera. >> she ended up with martin, someone pretty much unknown. he had gotten to diana by approaching her brother lord spencer and made allegations about how she was being spied on. he claimed her car had been fitted with a tracking device and her telephone lines were bugged. >> martin came to her apartment with what he called his anti bugging team and went right over to a radio and produced what he said was an electronic bug,

we saw her last week, she was driving around windsor palace. we've seen her recently walking around, but she wasec walking wh a cane. she wasn't able to attend that cop-26 conference in glasgow scotland, which was very important to her, because climate change is one of the really only political issues that the royal family feel as though they can actually pitch inth and make partisan comments. if you've heard from the royals over the last couple of months. so she's missed really two crucial events that we can -- we believe she really wanted to be part of. but we don't know exactly what the situation is. the fact is, guys, when it comes to a 95-year-old woman, especially one who has been working as hard as the queen, any illness, any condition could be critical. guys? >> andou that's why the doctors put hert' on bedrest for the la two weeks and they expected her to be back for this event. matt, while you were talking, i should mention that we were seeing the pictures of, this event, and it p continues to go on. it startednt about an hour ago. as

of a palace, really.t is the place of work for the queen and the royal family. there is no warmth there. the windsors aren't just a family. it's an entire history. it's a machine. it's a process. so what your heart wants isn't the same as what the system wants for you. >> it was courtiers and people in suits. life was much more structured in a way that was alien to her. but diana wasn't actually left completely alone. >> camilla parker bowles left diana a note saying, such exciting news, love to see the engagement ring. that's a real, like, mafia thug move. that's so "mean girls," it's unbelievable. that's a power move right there. >> in diana's own words, she told me any marriage prince charles might have made could never be as strong as the relationship he had with camilla. and that's what she was battling with from the outset. >> but she has something that camilla doesn't have, which is her youth, her beauty, her sparkle, her exist ra. and that's something she's going to hold on to and use. >> diana wa

that is said to have occurred under the noses at the elisa palace just a few years ago. or you may remember the case of alexandra panella. this is a security aid form security aid at present. michael, who just recently was found guilty of assaulting protesters at a protest back in around 2018. at the time the uneasy palace was made aware of that, but it decided not to reveal the information to the press. instead, a was leaked in the press several months later, and this once again begs the same sort of question as to why this information has been kept under wraps and many b, b, wondering whether the eliza palace has indeed not learned its lessons from the past . now an estimated $45000000.00 people around the world suffer from famine, according to the winds, world food program and afghanistan is among the worst hit countries, wasn't half of its population. that's around 23000000 people are at risk of starving a crisis. the u. n. says intensified by the disastrous pull out of u. s. forces from the country which has left a humanitarian emergency in his wake. oh mm ah . but

as we've been hearing, on sunday morning buckingham palace confirmed that the queen would not attend's remembrance day service at the cenotaph. the announcement was made public at a quarter past nine here in the uk — just over an hour before the event started to get under way. the palace said the queen has sprained her back, and took the decision with great regret this morning. our royal correspondentjonny dymond is at the cenotaph. it's what one palace official describes as incredibly unfortunate timing, and that is bad timing on two fronts. primarily because it is remembrance sunday, it is a national service of remembrance here in the uk. it's the most important day in the royal calendar, the day when the royal family in general, and the queen in particular, pays tribute to those who laid down their lives for their country. but there is a second piece of bad timing, which is that the queen had effectively taken two weeks off from official engagements. a fortnight ago it was announced that she'd no longer be doing any external engagements. instead she'd be resting at windsor. and th

buckingham palace is that itj buckingham palace is that it expects this decision, but beneath the publiceath the public statements, is there some unease?- is there some unease? i think they feel _ is there some unease? i think they feel it's _ is there some unease? i think they feel it's down _ is there some unease? i think they feel it's down to - they feel it's down to individual countries and they cannot get involved and who a country wants as its head of state. the move from the prince of wales and the queen is that it is their decision, they understand that they want to do something different, but they don't want the queen of head of state. that is the movement music in the way they want to move forward.— music in the way they want to move forward. ., ~ i. ,., . move forward. thank you so much for “oininu move forward. thank you so much forjoining us— move forward. thank you so much forjoining us on _ move forward. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday, - forjoining us on newsday, daniela. you'll remember 2a hours ago, we brought you the story of the 60 customers and staff maro

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at west brom and now at crystal palace. at each loan he has done extremely well. talked about him when we named the original squad as someone we were keen to keep an eye on. celtic right—back anthony ralston has been called into the scotland squad for the first time, for their qualifier against denmark tomorrow, with nathan patterson suspended. 22—year—old ralston has featured for scotland at under 21 level and recently signed a new contract with celtic. scotland need at least a draw against the runaway group leaders to be seeded in the semi—finals. valentino rossi bowed out of his glittering motorcycling career by finishing tenth at the season ending valencia motogp. the 42—year—old multiple world champion took all the applause from the 75,000 crowd as he rode an ovation lap in spain. it was his 432nd grand prix since starting his career back in 1996. his fellow italian francesco bagnaia claimed victory for his fourth win of the season. that's all from sportsday. thank you for watching and we will see you again next time. take care. hello. we have had some patchy

it is what one palace official describes as _ back?t one palace official describes as incredibly _ back? it is what one palace official| describes as incredibly unfortunate timing and that is bad timing on a couple of france, primarily because it is remembrance sunday, the national service of remembrance in the uk, the most important day in the uk, the most important day in the royal calendar, the day when the royal family in general and the queen in particular pays tribute to those who laid down their lives for their country. there is a second piece of bad timing. the queen had effectively taken piece of bad timing. the queen had effectively ta ken two piece of bad timing. the queen had effectively taken two weeks off from official engagements, a fortnight ago it was announced she would no longer do any external engagements and instead would be resting at windsor castle. that was specifically so that she could be here in central london, at this most important day, remembrance sunday and attend this service and when that announcement w

marc guehi scored a consolation for palace five minutes into injury time.n, they like clarity, and that's what we've tried to do for two weeks, give them a clear way of playing, in and out of possession, and then hopefully they go out and deliver that. so that is all we've done, we've given them a platform and game plans, and they've gone out and executed them extremely well so far. norwich city are now unbeaten in three games. dean smith's second match in charge ended with a goalless draw at home to wolves — but the canaries remain 19th in the premier league, one place above bottom club newcastle. in the late kick—off, brighton and leeds battled out a goalless draw at the amex stadium. brighton went mighty close with this effort from solly march just before full time, but the match finished 0—0. the championship now. bournemouth missed the chance to go top after an incredible comeback from coventry who scored two goals in the last five minutes in the 2—2 draw.the door was open for bournemouth after leaders fulham were held to a 1—1 draw away at preston. ti

what is the view from buckingham palace? they are takin: a buckingham palace?aking a rather pragmatic - buckingham palace? they are| taking a rather pragmatic view of all of this. the queen will send a personal message later on this evening to the president and people of barbados but they say these are decisions then to individual countries and they could do nothing about it and if they feel it is best for them to move forward as a republic buckingham palace and the royal household will support that. these are live pictures from national heroes' square in the barbados capital, bridgetown. in southern africa: the government of botswana has lost an appeal to overturn a court ruling decriminalising homosexuality. thejudges ruled unanimously that the criminalisation of same—sex relationships violated constitutional rights. gail maclellan reports. the appeal is dismissed. and botswana _ the appeal is dismissed. and botswana made _ the appeal is dismissed. and botswana made human rights history. applause. but when the's government had gone to the high court in an att

now they're spread from the front of the presidential palace, but they can, you can see some of them behind me over there. and they're also protesting. calling for a complete civilian government, saying that this is not what they have taken to the 3 were and they want not just prime minister who released initially, but they also don't want the military to have any governing role in the politics of the country. have a thanks very much indeed we can hear some of those tries as you were talking there . let's have a morgan life for us in the car to me or i feel sad are, is in cartoon where he explains some of the details of the agreements. there were 3 man just sitting in front of the camera to assigned a new agreement. and 2 of them are members of the mediterranean. we can say one of the member of the military and the other one is the head of a strong paramilitary group in sudan, which is called the for the rapid support the forces mr. committee himself. so we can see that the balance of this is every a muse nivia agreement is quite in favor of the military and that is heavily affected

the presidential palace in khartoum to pro democracy movement has rejected. last week's agreements with the military, which so adult hum, dog reinstated as prime minister protest was wont changes to that deal. earlier. security forces far tear gas to break off the crowds. sudanese authorities released the last group for political detainees on tuesday for morgan's group more from 14, a protest. those are once again out on the street in the, for the nice capital costume and other cities around the country. they're protesting that deal, that was fine between prime minister ham duke and the army on november 21st. now the military took over power on october 25th dissolving the transitional government that was in place for more than 2 years. at least 41 with us have been killed and more than 200 people have been entered. but that hasn't prevent that people from gathering once again, they're right now in front of the presidential palace. their destination to show that military, that they are again, the takeover despite the violence that has been used in the previous

the presidential palace is not far from where i am right now. but most processes are on the various streets around the palace saying that as they come to demand the military council that deal and remove the cell from them. politics have given that these protesters are holding a very hard line where to from here, especially now that this deal has been struck off street. well prime minister, humboldt said that he has met with some of the resistance committees, members, those 2 days ago that the resistance committees are the ones mobilizing for the process. they came out and said that those who met prime minister are not they are preventative, but individuals. the idea is that you want to try to convince the street that the deal that he signed with the military is the best, the impossible, and which will reduce the amount of bloodshed that has happened since the take over last month. the military says it's going to continue to save god the transition. that's the word they use and fill elections are held in july 2023, while the port that says contin

buckingham palace said she was disappointed not to attend. guns fire. big ben chimes the hour. other members of the royalfamilyjoin the nation in falling silent at the cenotaph and around the country to remember those who have died in past conflicts. a new global climate deal is struck in glasgow, but pledges still aren't enough to limit warming to 1.5 degrees. a previous commitment to phase out coal is watered down at the last minute by india and china. and — the netherlands becomes the first country in western europe to re—enter a partial coronavirus lockdown this autumn. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. buckingham palace says queen elizabeth has sprained her back and has, with great regret, decided not to attend the annual remembrance day service in london to honour britain's war dead. the service would have been the queen's first public engagement since she was advised to rest following a night in hospital last month. the queen, who is 95, regards the service as one of her most important public duties. o

. >> diana found out about camila from the gossip mongers at buckingham palace.he knew at that stage that charles was in love with camila even though he had broken off the relationship and to be the beautiful loving husband of diana. all of that must have sounded very hollow to her. she was too young to understand what charles and camila have. charles and camila are soul mates. they know each other at a profound level. camila was uncomplicated. she was sexy, it would have been so much easier if those two just got together. but, the timing did not quite work out. he went away, he was studying, he was in the navy, she got married and she had her kids then he was engaged. camila was not a deemed suitable lady to join the royal family and certainly not a suitable future queen. she was adventurous and out spoken and she was racy, she had some boyfriends, she's been ar around. >> you can't have the queen of england with skeletons in the closet and a past. >> camila and diana did not know each other. some of the court ships that charles and diana enjoyed actually happen

it's like all those leaky people in buckingham palace. what are these stories worth?ch bells ) >> cooper: archeology can help pin down the past, but in a city full of amazing ruins, not much directly linked to caligula had been discovered-- that is, until 2006. ( construction ) when a pension fund for italian doctors called enpam started digging an underground parking garage for its new office building in the esquilino neighborhood of rome. in ancient times, this was one of a number of tranquil garden estates located about ten minutes by carriage from the bustling roman forum. these re-creations from rome's superintendent of antiquities give some sense of the sprawling grounds and buildings enjoyed by emperors and their guests about four centuries. it took archeologists nine years to carefully recover more than a million pieces of the past, while an underground parking garage and modern building was built around them. ( excavation ) everything found was taken to a large warehouse, where it was closely analyzed, logged into a database, and-- when possible-- painstaking

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showers going to be going long but the palace have announced she has decided with great regret, theyere's been a fair bit of cloud around in areas today but equally a little bit of sunshine here and there. quite a few people have seen the sunshine break through the cloud where you have it as we go through the day. just across the board, though, it is a mild day, even after the chilly start in parts of aberdeenshire, but it's towards the north and west of scotland you see this whiter cloud from earlier pushing on from the atlantic, this is going to produce heavy rain we go through the day, for the highlands and islands in particular. you can see it pushing on with the strengthening breeze. still a bit of drizzle through eastern scotland into the start of the afternoon, still some bouts of rain or drizzle, east anglia, the south—east, but even those will become less numerous through the day. and a bit cloudy around the western coasts but for most it will be a dry afternoon, light winds but pleasant enough where sun shines through. most other areas around 11—13 . this evening and overni

>> 11:00 a.m., buckingham palace.ement had happened. >> now you're about to marry the prince of wales, and one day you would in all likelihood be queen. it's a tremendous change for someone from 19 all of a sudden for transition. >> it is. i've had a run up in the last six months. and charles and i can't go wrong. he's there with me. >> can you find the words to sum up how you feel today, both of you? >> just delighted and happy. and i'm amazed she's been brave enough to take me on. >> and, i suppose, in love? >> of course. >> whatever in love means. your interpretation. >> it means two very happy people. >> yes. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much, very kind. >> as a viewer, this was the most ghastly moment. >> being asked about love or his feelings in public was just completely and utterly alien to him. this is a man who had grown up internalizing everything. in a very untactile family. he didn't want to answer the question. >> questions that diana was asking herself, what do i need to be for him, what does t

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