the palace measures over 300 meters long. even so these 3 mansions are only a small part of the palaces and parks of potsdam and berlin world heritage site. there's much more to see here. ah. between volumes and dom stunt stands, laura abbey, a prominent center of power and the middle ages. today, only 3 structures from the original benedictine abbey survive. a section of the monastery wall, the former abbey church and the 9th century ala, via the entrance hall. it's original purpose has never been determined. it's one of the few carolyn jin era buildings to survive more or less intact. a leap north takes us to the old town of gus law and the hamas bag mine in the middle ages. goslin was a royal seat where holy roman emperors held imperial sentence about 2 thirds of the old towns, buildings are protected. the decoration indicates the status and wealth of their one time owners. today, a good $1500.00 half timbered houses are crowded together on one square kilometer of the medieval city center. the town owes its rise and prospe

frustration for them, relief for palace. . 1 frustration for them, relief for palace. ., , ., ., ., palace. the fans mean a lot. it was the fa cup. so _ palace. the fans mean a lot. it was the fa cup. so it — palace. the fans mean a lot. it was the fa cup, so it was _ palace. the fans mean a lot. it was the fa cup, so it was important - palace. the fans mean a lot. it was the fa cup, so it was important forj the fa cup, so it was important for us to win the game. it was tough and challenging, but this is what the fa cup is all about. we had a really good answer in the second half, and we are pleased to go to the next round. ~ . .,. we are pleased to go to the next round. ~ . " we are pleased to go to the next round. ~ ., " ., round. with palace 11th and the premier league _ round. with palace 11th and the premier league and _ round. with palace 11th and the premier league and in - round. with palace 11th and the premier league and in no - round. with palace 11th and the i premier league and in no danger round. with palace 11th and the - premier league and in no danger of relegation, they'l

i these gory details willjust be awful for the palace. i see the daily— awful for the palace.s desperate for andrew to settle. iguess, but palace is desperate for andrew to settle. i guess, but on the other hand, _ settle. i guess, but on the other hand. if— settle. i guess, but on the other hand. if he — settle. i guess, but on the other hand, if he settles, it'll be taken as a widespread admission of guilt. as you _ as a widespread admission of guilt. as you said — as a widespread admission of guilt. as you said at the top, he's absolutely adamantly denied this. he's fighting it as a private citizen, _ he's fighting it as a private citizen, which i guess laid the groundwork for this decision to push on with— groundwork for this decision to push on with the — groundwork for this decision to push on with the jury trial. but win, lose _ on with the jury trial. but win, lose or— on with the jury trial. but win, lose or draw, the queen has 70 years on the _ lose or draw, the queen has 70 years on the throne, her diamond jubilee... sorry, iget on the throne, her diamond jubilee...

crystal palace narrowly avoided a similar fate.lwall of the championship, an early goalkeeping error saw them go behind early on, only to turn things around to ensure they are in tomorrow's draw for the fourth round. here's nick parrot. crystal palace have never won the fa cup, but it's entwined in their history. 150 years ago, they reached the semifinal in the cup�*s first season. against millwall, they wore a kit inspired by that occasion — but things soon turned sour. some home fans booed palace players taking the knee. then, afterjust a quarter of an hour, former england goalkeeperjack butland gifted them the opening goal. palace hadn't come from behind all season, but their manager won the cup five times as a player. presumably his half—time team talk was inspiring, as, within a minute of the restart, they were level. their £8 million summer signing marked his third start of the season in style. the frenchman then turned to turn the game on its head. he was targeted with a water bottle for his efforts, but shrugged off the att

buckingham palace says he will now defend himself as a private citizen. also tonight... mi5 issues a rare alert warning of a chinese agent operating at the heart of westminster trying to influence mps. the isolation period for anyone with covid in england is being cut to five full days from next week. covid restrictions are to be eased in wales as the data suggests the peak of the omicron wave here has already passed. pro—democracy demonstrators in sudan protesting against a military coup and facing a crackdown by security forces. it's not a yoghurt that can be taken out of the fridge and put back in multiple times. and the king of analogy gives up his throne. jonathan van—tam, famous for his pithy phrases during the pandemic, steps down from his official role. and coming up on the sport on the bbc news channel, all to play for at anfield as arsenal take on liverpool in the first leg of their delayed carabao cup semifinal. good evening. buckingham palace has announced that prince andrew is returning his royal and military titles to the queen, and will no longer be referr

we heard downing street has apologised to buckingham palace. you apologised to buckingham palace. official in downing street in an official buckingham palace expresses deep regret. that is not the same as an apology. you came into your kitchen and there's a small child report all the food out of the fridge, wiped up the walls, smashed up the plates instead of there in the middle of it, you said what have you done? and i said return to the house and apologised, you would instruct that poor child but that is not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much- — not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much- we'll— not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much. we'll be _ not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much. we'll be back _ not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much. we'll be back soon - not an apology, when shoe. thank you very much. we'll be back soon and - very much. we'll be back soon and will try to get some of the stories and. that's it for the papers. this hour. susie boniface and ali miraj will be back again at 11:30 goodbye for now. away from novak djokovic's vi

just after five o'clock, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york.the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known that andrew would no longer be known as his royal highness. so, what does it all mean? it means we will never see andrew like this again, riding as honorary colonel of the grenadier guards at trooping the colour. he has stepped down by mutual agreement, we are told, from that position and from roles in nearly a dozen other regiments. he is also giving up roles in the royal navy and the raf. in military circles, there was considerable relief. the mp, tobias ellwood, is a former army officer. the royal family has an intimate relationship with the regiments, going back in history, many of them are honorary colonels and so forth and it is important that the problems that prince andrew has incurred are no

it becomes clear why the palace took the view| clear why the palace took the view that prince — clearhy the palace took the view that prince andrew had to fight this case as— that prince andrew had to fight this case as a _ that prince andrew had to fight this case as a private citizen, you know, it'll end _ case as a private citizen, you know, it'll end up— case as a private citizen, you know, it'll end up in— case as a private citizen, you know, it'll end up in one presumes a televised _ it'll end up in one presumes a televised trial byjury. the other side's _ televised trial byjury. the other side's lawyers have said bring it on, side's lawyers have said bring it on. we — side's lawyers have said bring it on, we look forward to our day in court _ on, we look forward to our day in court it— on, we look forward to our day in court it will_ on, we look forward to our day in court. it will be an incredibly, intensely— court. it will be an incredibly, intensely high—profile trial, as you say, prince — intensely high—profile trial, as you say, prince andrew has always denied these _ say,

it becomes clear why the palace took the view| clear why the palace took the view that prince — clearl end up— case as a private citizen, you know, it'll end up in— case as a private citizen, you know, it'll end up in one presumes a televised _ it'll end up in one presumes a televised trial byjury. the other side's _ televised trial byjury. the other side's lawyers have said bring it on, side's lawyers have said bring it on. we — side's lawyers have said bring it on, we look forward to our day in court _ on, we look forward to our day in court it— on, we look forward to our day in court it wiii— on, we look forward to our day in court. it will be an incredibly, intensely— court. it will be an incredibly, intensely high—profile trial, as you say, prince — intensely high—profile trial, as you say, prince andrew has always denied these _ say, prince andrew has always denied these allegations, he'll have to get around _ these allegations, he'll have to get around that photograph of him with his arm _ around that photograph of him with his arm around virginia giuffre. the email— his arm ar

a statement from buckingham palace a short time ago said...e queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's royal affiliations and patronage should have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case is a private citizen. that certainly seems to suggest that andrew is determined to fight on, but steps are being taken to insulate, as far as possible, the royalfamily insulate, as far as possible, the royal family from further embarrassment. nick is with me now and this is breaking news this evening. swift action from buckingham palace after the ruling yesterday? buckingham palace after the ruling esterda ? , , ., ., ., , yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about — yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about it _ yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about it and _ yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about it and it _ yesterday? yes, they have had months to think about it and it was _ yesterday? yes, they have had months to think abou

it must take a lot of gas to heat a palace. to make sure that the heating is done in a way that is as sustainable as possible. you see, i've got electric cars, like my old aston martin, which i've had for 51 years, runs on, can you believe this, surplus english white wine and whey from the cheese process. prince william challenged the world to come up with solutions to the climate crisis and, at a star—studded awards ceremony, the first five winners of the earthshot prize were given £1 million to expand their ideas. the prince spoke to newscast�*s adam fleming. if we're not careful, we're robbing from our children's future with what we do now. and i think that's not fair. and so i'm trying to use my little bit of influence, my little bit of profile to highlight some incredible people doing amazing things, and will genuinely help fix some of these problems. as well as featuring on newscast, william's earthshot prize translated into a five—part bbc one series and awards night special. but the royalfamily�*s relationship with the

just after 5:00, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york.h the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronage is have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known he would no longer be known as his royal highness. what does it all mean? we will never see and july this again, his honorary kernel of the grenadier guards. he stepped down by mutual agreement from that position and roles in nearly a dozen other regiments. he's also giving up roles in the royal navy and raf. in military circles, considerable relief. tobias ellwood is a former army officer. >> the royal family has an intimate relationshi with the regiments going back in history. many of them honorary colonels and so forth. it is important the problems prince andrew has incurred have bled over the regiments he was representing. >> from sources close to andrew, we were told he would fight on. the d

it must take a lot of gas to heat a palace.ong time to make sure that the heating is done in a way that is as sustainable as possible. so, i've got electric cars, like my old aston martin, which i've had for 51 years, runs on, can you believe this, surplus english white wine and whey from the cheese process. prince william challenged the world to come up with solutions to the climate crisis and, at a star—studded awards ceremony, the first five winners of the earthshot prize were given £1 million to expand their ideas. the prince spoke to newscast�*s adam fleming. if we're not careful, we're robbing from our children's future with what we do now. and i think that's not fair. and so i'm trying to use my little bit of influence, my little bit of profile to highlight some incredible people doing amazing things, and will genuinely help fix some of these problems. as well as featuring on newscast, william's earthshot prize translated into a five—part bbc one series and awards night special. but the royalfamily�*s relationship with t

buckingham palace says he will defend the civil court case is a private citizen.r: the duke of york today . behind the scenes, there were clearly discussions with his advisers and with other members of his family. it's clear the possibility of retaining his honorary military positions had been accepted by the queen, particularly after yesterday's court ruling in new york. he is therefore no longer the honorary cart love the grenadier guards. that will be a relief to them, his continued linkso the regiment hadecome an embarrassment. a statement from buckingham palace a short time o said, with the queens equivalent of treatment -- the queens approval and agreement, it has been returned to the queen. he will continue not to undertake any other duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. that certainly seems to suggest that andrew is determined to fight on, but steps are being taken to insulate as far as possible the royal from further embarrassment. >> here is more on the loss of prince andrew's military titles. >> in the military sphere, he would've been

for those crystal palace fans studying the form, it is perhaps best not to look too far back.liverpool were here, they beat palace 7—0 and such was their domination of the opening minutes, those fans that may have been fearing the worst again. liverpool know every win now is vital if they are to make up the gap at the top, a second from alex oxlade—chamberlain and in truth, they could have been more. crystal palace had a different prospect to teams of the past and back they came, finding belief, and when they finally found a way through, it was entirely deserved. came agonisingly close to an equaliser, they would have had one if it had not been for the liverpool keeper. but this wasn't settled by the actions of the keeper at the other end. —— this was settled. the referee decided it was a penalty, plenty at selhurst park who really did not agree. fabinho scored it, liverpool won it. but this was far from comfortable. let's hear from the two managers, starting with liverpool'sjurgen klopp, his side are now nine points off the top, with a game in hand. each premier league game i

sudan as security forces fired tear gas said anton cooper, testers marching towards the presidential palace. ah, hello em barbara sarah. this is al jazeera, alive from london, also coming up thousands, the fire band on protests in the netherlands to demonstrate against corona virus restrictions. south africa parliament in cape town, suffer as expensive damage as a fire collapses, the roof and guts on entire floor. and recovering mexico's last treasurers, ancient artifacts are heading home sentries after they were stolen. ah, hello, welcome to the program, protest or is in sudan have clashed with security forces once again as they vow to continue their fight against the military rule. at least 3 people have been killed . police fire tear gas at crowds marching on the presidential palace in the capital cartoon. and earlier internet services were cut and armed officers blocked bridges, connecting the capital to the suburbs. so far, $57.00 people in total have been killed since rallies began in october, when the military seized power. he, but morgan was at one of those protests and cartoon prot

just after five o'clock, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york.approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known that andrew would no longer be known as his royal highness. so, what does it all mean? it means we will never see andrew like this again, riding as honorary colonel of the grenadier guards at trooping the colour. he has stepped down by mutual agreement, we are told, from that position and from roles in nearly a dozen other regiments. he is also giving up roles in the royal navy and the raf. in military circles, there was considerable relief. the mp, tobias ellwood, is a former army officer. the royal family has an intimate relationship with the regiments, going back in history, many of them are honorary colonels and so forth and it is important that the problems that prince andrew has incurred are not bled over

this is a statement that we just received from buckingham palace| received from buckingham palace abouttions and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and he is defending this case as a private citizen. is script that is referring to the civil case that we know now he is going to face in new york as a result of that decision that was made by the judge there yesterday. the duke has not been undertaking any public duties for the last few months since this case erupted around him, since that interview that he gave the bbc newsnight some time ago now. this is a further step in that progress of him essentially withdrawing from public life. we don't know if that is to continue fighting this case, to take some other move in terms of trying to resolve that case, reach a settlement. no indication of that from buckingham palace. he had already given up some titles and positions, the duke, this is now a further step really that means he is now completely withdrawn from public life, ceases to be, in effect, a working memb

there's one game in the premier league later on friday, with brighton hosting crystal palace.n the ladder — have never won a premier league fixture on a friday, drawing three and losing four. at the africa cup of nations, cameroon have qualified for the knockout stages after a 4—1 victory over ethiopia. vincent aboubakar scored twice in the second half for the tournament hosts, giving him four in two games in group a. and karl toko ekambi picked up the fourth to notch a double for himself as the indomitable lions secured their passage to the next round. on friday, senegal take to the field for their second game, where they play guinea in group b. the lions of teranga netted a late sadio mane penalty to win their opening match and, after having covid and injury concerns, will be hoping for better in this contest. borussia dortmund could move to within three points of bundesliga leaders bayern munich with a win over freiburg later. freiburg are fourth and pushing for a first—ever champions league place, but their only win at dortmund stadium came in 2001, while erling haaland wi

cctv images have been sent to the police and one palace fan has been arrested.rsion. millwall have said they will issue life bans for anyone found guilty of discriminatory abuse. as you've been hearing in the news novak djokovic has thanked his fans for keeping him strong, after he won his appeal against a decision refusing him entry to australia. he tweeted he's looking forward to defending his australian open tennis title. but a former wimbledon champion feels if djokovic does compete, the going might be tough. marion bartoli said events over the last few days could be mentally draining for him. djokovic is on for a record 10th title in melbourne, and a landmark 21st grand slam overall. i think he can work his way to the first week and be at his momentum to work a second week. it's more how mentally and psychologically you will be affected by all of this in the headlines, he is really the best one is under pressure and yet, it's more about how the crowd is going to react, if he is the stadium against and booing, how much will it affect him? it is really hard t

downing street has apologised to buckingham palace, after it emerged two parties were held at number 10 the night before the duke of edinburgh's funeral last april. a spokesman for borisjohnson said it was deeply regrettable the events took place at a time of national mourning. covid rules had meant indoor mixing was banned, but reports suggest there was drinking and dancing at the parties until the early hours. the prime minister didn't attend either party, but the latest disclosures have amplified calls for him to resign. with the very latest, here's our political correspondent ben wright. it was a moment of national mourning, flags flying at half—mast in honour of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. but inside number 10, on the evening of the 16th of april last year, two parties took place. there was drink and music at a time covid restrictions on indoor mixing in england were in place... ..restrictions the queen followed at the funeral of her husband the following day. when i heard about this, i was, of course, very, very concerned. and i understand that people across the count

buckingham palace saying in a statement, with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliation and royal patridges have been returned to the queen. the statement ending he is defending this case as a private citizen. virginia giuffre is suing prince andrew for alleged sexual assault when she was 17 years old. she says she was trafficked by the prince's friend, the late jeffrey epstein. >> it was a really scary time in my life. i had just been accused by a member of the royal family. >> reporter: the allegations continued despite prince andrew's years of denials including saying he doesn't remember this photograph with giuffre and ghislaine maxwell who was convicted last month on federal sex trafficking charges. >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever. >> reporter: the dramatic palace announcement comes a day after a u.s. judge rejected the prince's bid to have the case thrown out, potentially leaving him to face cross-examination in court this was a day the queen wanted to avoid, but the palace clearly believes the damage to the

west ham are at crystal palace.of sight in that one — 3—0 up at half time. manuel lanzini with two of the goals. a win for west ham will see them gain ground back on a top four spot. so let's take a look at how the table stands. man city, way out in front — 11 points ahead of second placed chelsea now — who play tomorrow, albiet having played a game more. arsenal stay fourth despite the loss, but north london rivals tottenham very much breathing down their necks. newcastle united have made a bid to sign england right—back kieran trippier from atletico madrid. trippier, who was part of the england side that reached the final of euro 2020 last summer, helped atletico win la liga last season. newcastle are one off the bottom of the premier league everton have signed the ukraine defender vitaliy mykolenko from dynamo kiev. hejoins on a four—year deal, for a fee believed to be up to £17 million. he's played 21 times for his country, including their run to the quarter—finals of last year's european championship. mykolenko

the defeat leaves crystal palace in 11th. so let's take a look at how the table stands.t — 11 points ahead of second placed chelsea now, who play tomorrow, albiet having played a game more. arsenal stay 4th despite the loss, west ham and tottenham are close behind. a couple of other football lines for you this evening. newcastle united have made a bid to sign england right—back kieran trippier from atletico madrid. trippier, who was part of the england side that reached the final of euro 2020 last summer, helped atletico win la liga last season. newcastle are one off the bottom of the premier league everton have signed the ukraine defender vitaliy mykolenko from dynamo kiev. hejoins on a four—year deal, for a fee believed to be up to £17 million. he's played 21 times for his country, including their run to the quarter—finals of last year's european championship. mykolenko, who's 22, said he'd always dreamed of playing in the premier league. he's rafael benitez�*s sixth signing for everton, who are 15th in the table. liverpool play chelsea tomorrow, but their managerjurge

the intricate sculptures documented court life for over 500 years hanging on palace walls. and so this hybrid had 3 days into the 19th said drange, there is in lay and b i is the pupils are in late this ira. i am and you know, iron is very powerful material. the sheer number and quality of the work is, are exceptional. there might be about 5000 works in most prominent museum collections all over the wall. in international campaign for the return of the benign bronzes to nigeria has been gathering pace and it's causing big headaches for germany's newest and most expensive cultural project. the humbled form in berlin was still under construction when we visited it's collection of non european art in artifacts. is one of the richest in the world. in the years, it's taken to build this massive museum. controversy has raged over what to do with its colonial collection. herman, passing a heads one of the foundations which manages the humboldt until very few years ago . or the colonial history of germany was not for the tram and population wasn't really an issue wasn't really a pr

the manual says before the french army reached the palace, king bay, hans, and set it alight. the soldiers rescued the objects inside essentially though alerted but at the same time saved and away, sir. yes, that's a quite uncomplicated here. so always because it was looted to them for sure. the same time these object wouldn't be there. the palace was completely destroyed by the fire. romeo feels tone about the objects ending up in the museum. when will i for your 1st visit? we are informed to recall young through newly offended. what's his old? sheila also, newman pool. why so law firm met all men. don't see really fu reporter news to our prescript. see, is it there by law? boy, imagine it is on this volume. see or supervisor to see pick on place. we're ah, microns bold promised to send african artifacts home has put other european countries on notice like france, germany's museums hold tens of thousands of objects from africa. but unlike in france, there's a lively debate here about the country's colonial record. in downtown belinda activist and academic joshua kweisi wants

they then pillaged the palace, taking everything from thrones to tunics. before bringing the lute back to france. i saw suit to do, says, of vicar cooper, did really the russia, the among the real co. no sector manual for dualism. $30.00 a squatter pulse. romeo takes me. the seas are just a few blocks away with the work for mailing or reach out. to click on his log scale paintings on linen, i hand painted copies of photographs of his family showing their journey into exile . this is your family, paula black homes. i'm it says from among the my gama. if it be over, i can see you actually have put yourself in here. um we so okay. restricted of them won't call this warrior and call they do multiple click georgia. no sir, go for injured to roof rubashaw rule. what a sin manual for do sincerely, those are nice to all. forgive, bessie man knows refer back to you so than than you this one is quite striking image. he's painted one of the most potent symbols of the keys to fate. an empty threat. bhaskar, but hope was on that was all set up sauce. know what laquanda

they try to march towards the presidential palace $79.00. people have been killed since october as ministry takeover. and he's 19 people have died in brazil's largest state because of land slides in flooding. half a 1000000 people in south palo states have been forced to leave the homes. thousands of buildings and destroyed and grades have been blocked in all the nodded people and mocking the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday killings when 14 unarmed protest as was shown 10 by british soldiers. it was one of the darkest moments of what became known as the troubles. corona vars. cases being recorded among athletes and stuff. just days out, the beijing winter olympics, that he 4 people tested positive on sunday, bringing the total to a $139.00 confound cases. spotify. the nouns measures to come back cove 19 disinformation following a route between musicians and the platforms top rated podcast to joe rogan. the streaming service says a will add an advisory to any pad podcast. that mentions cove it and will direct listeners to resources from

this morning, downing street apologised to buckingham palace.me minister's spokesman said it was deeply regrettable that this had taken place at a time of national mourning ahead of prince philip's funeral. one of the events was a leaving do for this man, james slack, borisjohnson�*s former communications chief. he said in a statement this morning... allegations of parties or gatherings which broke the rules now span almost a year, from may 2020, to april 2021, and that's led to suggestions that these were not isolated incidents but part of a cultural problem in borisjohnson�*s downing street. the prime minister hasn't been seen in public since wednesday and although he didn't attend the events which emerged today, many of his mps are angry that he did attend drinks during lockdown in 2020. five have now called for him to quit. part of the key elements of leadership is you don't ask people you're asking to follow you to make sacrifices and suffer privations that you're not willing to bear yourself, and clearly that has not been the case. the fac

well, as you said, tens of thousands, ian hot to try to much to watch the presidential palace. but there were stopped by the security forces, which once again used violence. they shot g, a gas into the crowds. i saw myself. dozens of people were injured and taken away to hospitals like the one right behind me where we are now at the moment. at up until now people are admitted to this hospital, people with injuries, the sudanese doctors association. i have already confirmed that one people has died by life, ammunition, remember more than 70 people have died in sudan since the been since the crew in october, many killed by ammunition. and the government however, has always said we didn't kill any protest us so far. adrian, this protest have been going on for months now is a resolution in site well, it's a very difficult one, because basically the military quit the relationship with the civilian side. they was the both civilian and military government before joined governments. but the cool, basically finished that now the people he on the streets are angry. they do not want to co

ah, police fired tear gas said crowds marching on the presidential palace in the capital court. 2 houses here as he but morgan was at one of those protests. protestors are once again making their way to the presidential palace incidence capital heart of tomb. now son, this protest were called for by one of the resistance committees in the southern parts of to dance capital and eventually was joined by other resistance committees . committees that have been mobilizing people to take to the streets and void their opposition to the military takeover that happened in october last year, as well as to the deal that followed. in late november between the army and prime minister, the lam doke. i'm out to end the regime of the military in saddam and to hold the army and those in power accountable for the deaths and protesters. but we want justice for our brothers who were killed. we want a civilian government in one piece. yeah. freedom and justice. i thought i was, you know, i mothers are crying during the last protest. one of the protesters who was killed was an only child, but the head of the

this morning downing street apologised to buckingham palace. prime minister's spokesman said it was deeply regrettable that this had taken place at a time of national mourning ahead of prince philip's funeral. one of the events was a leaving do for this man, james slack, borisjohnson�*s former slack, boris johnson's former communications slack, borisjohnson�*s former communications chief. he said in a statement this morning, i wish to apologise unreservedly for the anger and hurt caused full stop this event should not have happened at the time that it did. i am deeply sorry to take full responsibility. allegations of parties or gatherings which broke the rules now span almost a year, from may 2020, to april 2021 and that's led to suggestions that these were not isolated incidents but part of a cultural problem in borisjohnson�*s downing street. the prime minister hasn't been seen in public since wednesday and although he didn't attend the events which emerged today, many of his mps are angry that he did attend drinks during lockdown in 2020. fi

now protested, are making their way once again to the presidential palace. the last time they tried that was a week ago and security forces use tear gas and live ammunition to stop them from reaching their destination. at least 7 protesters were killed in the previous protest to the presidential palace, but that has not deterred processed. it will continue to take to the street, at least 72 people have been killed. and 2nd, bruce asked them to take over 3 months ago, more than 2000 have been injured. but despite the use of force by security forces, which though you, when says has been excessive and brutal, people continue to void their anger against the takeover. they say that they will not stop until the military handle the power to complete civilian government and return to the barracks the un has been trying to mediate and bridge the gap between the political parties and protest this anthem military through an initiative that it says it's hopeful and sedans political crisis, but until then, protested state, they will continue to take the street to void th

daniela relph, bbc news, the queens gallery at buckingham palace.ore information. that's it from us. thank you so much for watching. hello there. after the sunshine on thursday, we've seen clearer skies and lighter winds overnight, so it's pretty chilly out there for many. but the weather is going to change once again because during friday, we're going to find more cloud coming in from the atlantic, and that in turn will bring in some milder air as well. now, at the moment, high pressure is centred more to the south of the uk. we've got these weather fronts bringing some rain towards scotland in particular during friday, but also drawing in these stronger winds from the southwest, bringing in that milder but generally cloudy air as well. ahead of that, though, we do have a touch of frost across more central and eastern parts of the uk to start the day. those temperatures lifting in the west as the cloud comes in. we've also got a few mist and fog patches across parts of england and wales. those will lift. there will be some early sunshine, but many

the family and buckingham palace, family? the family and buckingham palace. their _ family? —— their first responsibility. this year, the platinum jubilee, there will be great concern that this will have a negative impact on that platinum jubilee, but in terms of the royal family and buckingham palace, they are trying to isolate prince andrew as much as possible. buckingham palace is keeping him at arms length, have been for months. all they would say to —— today is that they do not comment on ongoing legal matters... there do seem to be questions about the merit of the legal advice he is receiving, but that is a matter for him. of the legal advice he is receiving, but that is a matterfor him. he is very much on his own on this, surrounded by legal advisers and others, and he is facing, as we say, a really monumental mess now. the prince has stepped back from public life, but he is, in terms of military history, there is still some engagement that he has. he still some engagement that he has. he: still has some honorary roles, yes, and the most notable of those is that he is

so this one way layout began to muddle for the sample fair palaces of light, 6 inner city. and thus pot about through through the wisdom as a palestinian sha financing. ah, i am now on the way to light cease hip and mother and west to the district of clock fits. it used to be an industrial area, a working class neighborhood. the fall of the wall brought the end of industrial production year, but the factory hall to remain suddenly there was room for ideas and experiments that attracted artists and creative spirits. the best and most famous example is the cotton spinning milk. within a short time, it's taken over as the heart of like cease art scene to date, block visit popular, but expensive residential area. it was a rough diamant, but that is disappearing more and more. he industrial flare is still a life in some places. the vest back was once a vel factory to day. it's an open location for anybody with a project to make a reality. artists have studios in the upper floors and smart shops are down below . ah likely he's a boom town. it is the fastest growing city in german

in mass book, the ways are shortened up a few steps and i am already at the broken you palace, which serve as the residence of the prince, the ships of constance. the best thing here is in the lake. you were going back to sibling and my sailing adventure is over now it's just a matter of maneuvering the boat back into the harbor and damaged so we have to attach the fenders to the railing, which ensure that the boat doesn't get stretch when moored thanks. if you'll hang it out here, i must have him robbed the rope around. once you've eaten, take it back. you can cross it. yeah, not mind around again. right. how you've got it. now i've even learned the real seamans, not the clove, hitch. done . and we've got a solid ground under our feet again. ah, our 3rd tip for a trip to germany in 2022 is hamburg, which is highly recommended by the lonely planet travel guide. neos perez went to check it out. my 1st up, the at villa money humbug. snoo concert hall which opened in 2017 as you can see from the brit base. this was once a warehouse. it became a concert hall with this spectacular black s