the prince and princess were never happy together. in a marriage that had failed before it even began. >> i remember the times when diana was shut away and quiet, and crying, and the boys would write messages, please don't cry, mummy, and they would put it under the door. >> when charles and diana divorced, it hit harry hard. then, one year later, his mother is killed. harry is just 12 years old. >> this incredibly loving figure who had given him so much warmth and comfort and what was a very difficult childhood and extraordinary upbringing, was suddenly gone. >> i remember harry coming back to kensington palace, shortly after the funeral, and he ran down the corridor and flung himself into my arms and cried. and his tears wet my shirt through. he was devastated. >> harry later admits to itv, he has deep regrets about his final phone call with his mother. >> i can't really necessarily remember what i said, but all i do remember is, is probably, you know, regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was and if i had know

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prince edward hosts a party at the dorchester hotel.e an american couple, the simpsons. wallace is a socialite from baltimore. ernest, her second husband. >> wallace exudes charm. she has very strong features. of course, elegantly dressed, tiny skinny. i mean, you can never be too rich or too thin. i think she might have said. >> they're sitting together. other people are dancing and edward suddenly opens up about his work. the visits that he's making to the coal mining areas. and wallace listens attentively. >> he talks to her about the burdens he faces and all the difficulties of his daily job. and wallace is not only deeply sympathetic, she's very knowledgeable. >> and he says, wallace, you're the first woman who has ever been interested in my job. >> wallace very quickly realizes that beneath that confident veneer, the prince is actually lacking in self-confidence, to some extent. >> in wallace he finds someone with whom he can really discuss all these matters that are preying on his mind. wallace doesn't defer to him in a slavish w

investigator and this calabar is accused the crown prince of saudi arabia of hacking into the cell phone of washington post owner jeff bezos last kalamata anyone can stand up to m.p.'s but 1st after iranian general hossam silliman he was assassinated in iraq on the order of u.s. president donald trump the islamic republic of iran and the united states almost went to war and we're not out of the woods yet tensions between the 2 countries are the new high so who's to blame for all of this and is there a way out that's our debate. today on a front we're hosting something you don't often see on television a debate between 2 people who for decades served at the forefront of iranian and the u.s. national security policy making he would meet today i'll say it hussein was the former head of the foreign affairs committee of iran's national security council and a close ally of iranian president hassan rouhani and retired u.s. brigadier general mark kimmitt who served in the pentagon and the state department on the us president george w. bush and was chief military spokesman for coalition forces in

have basically let the crown prince mohammed bin solomon get away with everything well. the governments of western countries have let him walk free for the time being i think it's fair to say that within those countries there is far more dispute as to how those countries treat engage with them b.s. i mean the american congress is on record for having requested from the director of national intelligence a report on the rest. sponsibility is of the crown prince for the killing so i think the situation in those countries is a little bit more complex and could in my view turn around these being said you are perfectly correct so far the governments of the united states of france of the u.k. have been unwilling to challenge the crown prince for these behaviors and by so doing they are sending the wrong message one final question and this column up on january 3rd the united states launched an airstrike that killed general qassam sulaimani the commander of the iranian couldn't force or the most powerful figures in iran president trump claims he posed an imminent threat to the us

prince edward. he's the oldest.his father's death, edward will reign over britain and her vast empire. >> edward is only 17 when his father king george the fifth forces him to go through this special ceremony declaring him prince of wales and heir to the thrown. the whole ceremony is all planned by his father king george and everything about this one giant symbol of what george thinks monarchy should be. >> king george the fifth is the 38th man ark in a line that stretches back nearly 1,000 years. through eight royal houses, all the way to william the concurer. though george holds no direct political power as head of state and supreme governor of the church of england, many regard the king as the ultimate symbol of britain's national identity. today edward will be publicly presented as king in waiting. when he is crowned prince of wales. >> king george designs this wonderful medieval outfit for him to wear. >> edward absolutely hates it. and he can't wait to get out of the ceremonial robes. >> he must have looked to

so prince philip is told. >> then prince philip has to go to princess elizabeth and say, we better goer father has died. >> elizabeth is only 25. she's lost the father she adored. he was her mentor. he was her guide. and she was utterly devoted to him. >> he demonstrated to her the meaning of duty. she never expected she would lose him so soon. >> one reign has ended, a reign begins with members of her majesty's government all await the queen's arrival. >> my grandfather winston churchill was worried that he didn't know at all. there was a generational difference, he would have thought. my goodness, what am i going to talk to her about? >> and there she was, this very vulnerable young woman, having to take on what she was going to have to do. i think we were sort of dumfounded really. one wasn't expecting that to happen. >> she took on this huge job on top of being very sad that she lost her father. >> the opportunity was given for the people to pay tribute. soon they were passing into the hall at over 4,000 every hour. itself a measure of public sorrow and sympathy. >> there is an in

with what has happened with meghan markle and prince harry and this prince andrew story and the horrendous news for them. you speak to people from different generations. the queen is held in high regard, as she is phenomenal and has held the family through many crises. when she slips down, or whatever happens, people ask. and a fascinating story, a shame we don't have time to go to page six and seven, but a good tail to be told. giles, let's talk science. they are highlighting this cancer code, saying it offers hope of treatment several decades earlier. cancer is the second biggest killer, before heart disease. this is saying a landmark study could identify genetic markers behind the disease and stop people from dying because of earlier detection. this could be a massive breakthrough. it seems like a much more personalised approach to cancer, getting a better treatment for your cancer and the way your body is going to respond. it's about mapping the genetics of how different forms of cancer can affect our genes. so hopefully diagnostic test cards different forms of cancer earlier. and as w

this makes them third cousins. >> prince phillip was the fifth child of prince andrew of greece. a bit of his life starting, the royal family was overthrown in greece in a military coup and the family had to flee. >> he comes from a broken hopeful his father has mistress in monte carlo. his mother is shut up with a mental health illness. he never sees her. >> somebody described phillip as very large dog without a basket. in england, he stays with his uncle, lord louie. >> it was a very difficult childhood. absent parents. i think my grandfather really took on that role. i think he became more than even an uncle. >> he sort of impressed by what he sees in the young prince phillip. he starts to have the ambitions for him. >> princess elizabeth first noticed phillip seven years earlier at the royal naval college in dartmouth. >> in 1939, when princess elizabeth was a little girl of 13, and prince phillip was 18 and a naval cadet, the king and the queen with their two daughters came to the college. they played croquet. prince phillip concentrated on his shot and there is little princ

with virginia roberts, claims the prince has strongly denied. and the express goes with a downing street warning ahead of trade talks with the european union. number ten says that the eu appears distracted, divided, and not focussed on trade issues. the sunday mirror says police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann have quizzed a british barmaid about her german ex—boyfriend. and the sunday times says house of lords spending is out of control, reporting that peers paid themselves almost one third more last year, and the house of lords set to swell to its largest in two decades. well, let's get straight into those stories with lucy and martin. let's start with the sunday telegraph, which has the headline top civil serva nts which has the headline top civil servants on tories‘ hit list. i suppose the clue in the job titles is that these are meant to be permanent secretaries at the top of each department. yes, that's true, and we tend to think of the civil service has providing this amazing continuity, irrespective of what stripe you

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prince andrew has previously stayed with him.ce andrew, let me understand he stayed there in 2000. the patients are about things that allegedly happened between 2008 and 2015, so it is quite gentle from the point of view. the delegations themselves are painted by this man. it may pretty and pleasant but they are being read. in terms of prince andrew it is not a good headline. they wish that this wasn't happening. we'll just have to see what is a link with this man say less. i think that is the problem because it comes after the problem because it comes after the embarrassment that has already been caused because of his links with epstein. hill also in fact, he was large to have taken place. at the very that judgement was large to have taken place. at the very thatjudgement might print andrew for saying these people, for accepting the hospitality. we have another set of unfortunate headlines for the royal family. another set of unfortunate headlines for the royalfamily. let me know about this one is that he stayed with epstein aft

the prince arriving with a police escort. that's now the focus after canada announced it will not pay fo harry and meghan's multimillion protection jon bon jovi tol he still has a sense of humor despite the pressures of leaving royal life. >> artist formally known as prince. >> reporter: inside abbey road recording a new song called "unbrokeinvictus games for injured servicemen and women. >> pretend you're singing in your basement okay that's easy. >> reporter: the sussex royal account teasing harry might add his vocals. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: did harry sing >> you'll have to wait and find out. >> reporter: abbey road has seen it all from rock and roll to now royals but it's prince harry himself who's set to make history. prince harry seen carrying his own bags this week, taking the train. meghan markle duchess of sussex is expected to return to the uk with harry next month for one last official event with the family. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> coming up, his dreams are out of this world. the final push is

blood in your consulate in istanbul what's striking in retrospect is that 3 days later your crown prince mohammed bin son told the turkish authorities to search the consulate and added we have nothing to hide remarkable statement because in fact the last 16 months have been full of aspects of this case that you have right from the start on going on hiding this and that the truth i don't believe so we have said that this was a rogue operation that it was not authorized we have. investigated the people who were part of this operation charges were leveled against 11 of them 5 of them were facing the death penalty the trial began in january the trial was attended by representatives of the permanent 5 countries and on the security council plus 3 people i'd like to talk i'd like to talk about the trial but but but straight away after the event there's just take that expensive offer from the crown prince to search your concert was another 10 days before turkish investigators were actually allowed into the building why so long if you have nothing to hide i have to technical person but i understa

prince harry seen carrying his own bags this week, taking the train. meghan markle duchess of sussex is expected to return to the uk with harry next month for one last official event with the family. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> coming up, his dreams are out of this world. >>> finally tonight, a young man for passion for planets and just about everything else in space here is rehema ellis. >> reporter: dressed in his favorite outfit 7-year-old jerry morrison is on a mission. >> it starts as a comet. >> reporter: sharing with kids twice his age, sharing his passion for that is everything literally out of this world. >> if you live on keplar 16 b, you would have two shadows and two sunrises and two sunsets. >> reporter: jerry's fascination with space began when he was just a toddler. >> i even have a video of him he's about 1 and a half and going mercury, venus. >> reporter: now he' creating his own space talks on social media catching the attention of ellen degeneres he comes from a family of science lovers. his uncle joey jefferson is an enginee

the mail has the same story of prince andrew's links to the billionaire peter nygard.a new police scheme that has reduced reoffending rates and could transform how the justice system deals with violent crime. the express looks ahead to storm dennis, which is expected to bring torrential rain and 80 mph gales across the uk tomorrow. the i headlines the same story, as the met office issues weather warnings for large areas of the country tomorrow. and the telegraph says borisjohnson is considering more spending and tax cuts to boost the economy after brexit. let's start our chat, and we are going to two tabloids, the mirror first off, but also the daily mail, which covered the same story, and your reaction to the headline, it is, really, that gets you to you here. it is not good news to the royal family, is it? that is the first obvious thing to say, that it isa first obvious thing to say, that it is a negative headline about vince andrew, who is already obviously under a cloud because of thejeffrey epstein connection, and his involvement with him. and this headline on th

soon to be not prince harry. ending his run as a senior royal with the bang. >> how he's teaming up with a rocker to help veterans. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. my sons were in their teens. when i came home from prison so i got involved in juvenile justice, i didn't want them to go through the same thing i went through. michael bloomberg created the young men's initiative. in helping keep other young men and young women from entering into the criminal justice system. and we see it, we see it in young people being employed. we see young people being removed out the system. running

prince ro ai won't lore. prince ro ai won't bee.d meghan won't be allowed to use the word as a brand name. a special report into life addicted to prescription painkillers, as campaigners say more must be done to help people give up the drugs. a woman who supported the banned islamic state terror group has admitted plotting to blow herself up in an attack on st paul's cathedral. safiyya shaikh, a 36—year—old muslim convert, from hayes in west london, pleaded guilty to preparing an act of terrorism by asking an undercover police officer to supply bombs. safiyya shaikh was also reported to the government's prevent programme amid fears of how dangerous she could become. hanif qadir is a consultant in counter—extremism and rehabilitation. he has advised the government on the prevent programme and was one of its lead practitioners until 2016. he's been telling me the progamme has its flaws. the programme is designed to actually prevent individuals from becoming radicalised into violent extremists, into terrorist networks. but it is also a

following up the prince andrew story, prince andrew described his alleged victim as a very sick girl.ndrew. this is in reference to virginia roberts who prince andrew is accused of having had relations with and on the back of that, earlier this year with emory make less. it comes against revelations earlier this week that prince andrew is yet to collaborate with the fbi into investigations with the fbi into investigations with jeffrey epstein with the fbi into investigations withjeffrey epstein which to my mind is inexcusable. he said in the interview he was absolutely hundred percent willing to work with a law enforcement in whatever capacity was appropriate, now other revelations are coming out he is nowhere to be found. it is a terrible look, a terrible thing. at the end of the day, he still hasn't expressed any empathy, any sympathy for anyone, who whatever has happened, feels victimised by the situation. or anyone who is victim ofjeffrey epstein. yes e-mails between him and a friend, he says at the end of the e—mail, should shrug and move on. you are talking about having sects wi

i'm excited for it and it's all thanks to the prince's trust.u do...? the key to the prince's trust approach is the individual support they give every young person. it is a big commitment, but i think it's what makes our programme so successful, because of that personal touch. the challenge is going to be taking that personal touch and applying it at scales, you know, to thousands of young people, isn't it? i agree, it will be a challenge, but bring on the challenge, i say. roisin has taken advantage of the prince's trust's personal approach. now working as a healthcare assistant in birmingham, she admits the nhs can appear a daunting prospect. you think hospitals, and it's, like, people being sick. i got a piece of the action, basically, and i've been loving it ever since, honestly. the nhs is the largest employer in the west midlands, but with many unfilled vacancies, the service is working harder to recruit youngsters who were not high achievers at school or college. there are lots of young people who struggle to access the kind of careers an

all of the scenarios may apply to the crown prince. 0ne committed.to the crown prince. one of them surely applied to him. it was not in my mandate and indeed i did not in my mandate and indeed i did not have sufficient evidence to conclude one way or the other. all i can say is he is responsible for one of those scenarios. as you say, your mandate has limits. but not very long ago, you made it clear that you wa nt to long ago, you made it clear that you want to see the international community take more action to hold eve ryo ne community take more action to hold everyone in the saudi government all the way to the top to mohammed bill —— moment in salman. in my opinion, it meets the threshold of seriousness required international jurisdiction, you said. and you called upon the un secretary general to ta ke called upon the un secretary general to take action. absolutely nothing, as far as to take action. absolutely nothing, as farasi to take action. absolutely nothing, as far as i am aware, has happened since you made that call which brings us back to

under the guidance and direction of the crown prince will come on to the details of that and i want to take you up on that but the list of unanswered questions about the murder itself is extensive isn't that we still don't know what happened to the remains of mr. how is that possible when you allegedly have all the criminals involved behind bars how do you know how do you not know they have said that they had a local collaborator who disposed of the body. i don't know i mean didn't you interrogate designers i am not the public prosecutor we do foreign policy we don't new criminal investigation as you have given behind has let it be king of the state telling you what we did and what we did is what every other country did the united states said in iraq but not everybody us i am talking about the us committed outrageous crimes did the president authorize it and it was scrutiny of his the commander sitting where you're being scrutinized yes and what they did is they investigated they help people accountable they put in place mechanisms to prevent that from happening that's what governments

it is important to note that prince andrew is not taking any charges whereas.bly will not happen.” is not taking any charges whereas. probably will not happen. i got at the financial times. his cancer treatment to help all and that probably made. essentially been working on this for quite some time when he basically tried to map the mutations that drive can't cancer in oui’ genes. mutations that drive can't cancer in our genes. what this means that this was such a long period of time in many forms of cancer, they now should be able to see the specific genetic changes that happen. when cancer is happening. and at what stage, what that means they say, that task had been earlier army that we can fight cancer earlier. you means to the treatment and prevention. an exciting story it looks like this is a process for the this is the second biggest killer next and how does he. it kills ten million people. you do not have money pumped into this area next to the ground—breaking. money pumped into this area next to the ground-breaking. we will hope it means i knowledge ban

can i ask you what did the prince of wales say when he came in earlier? he seemed genuinely concerned. he is very easy to get on with. wasn't comforting to have him here? it was very comforting. i said to him when he came and! comforting. i said to him when he came and i feel very honoured that you have to see us. i know that might sound a bit mushy but i do feel that he took the trouble to come to crc and sometimes in wales we feel like a forgotten part of the country. he was very understanding asked me some very pertinent questions. things like where we ensured? i said yes we were. how bad was the damage, how long had we been working here. i gave him the a nswe rs. working here. i gave him the answers. and he showed a genuine concern. i must say, i had more concern. i must say, i had more concern than i get from a lot of people who seem to pretend to understand but are only going through lip service. i felt there was a genuine, real need to be understood and to listen. prince charles had a very warm reception here today. floods are people coming out to

charles and prince william. because they're basically saying that there are other minor royals who are allowed to make private incomes and didn't have to go through this transition period which buckingham palace is forcing the sussexes to go through. there is another element that also upset a few people here as well, they write, while it is not any jurisdiction by the monarchy or cabinet office over the use of the word royal overseas, they do not intend to use sussex royal or any iteration of the word royal in any territory. calling into question whether or not the queen can, you know, offer any jurisdiction around the word royal. some tension there clearly and the tabloids are making much of it. >> tabloids. they made much of royal stories, never heard of that. max foster, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> some sad news to report. we just learned that nasa mathematician catherine johnson, the woman who helped put americans on the moon, has died. her and her remarkable accomplishments are all depicted in th

. >>> prince harry is back in london using his voice to ramon ney for charity. i have details about his new soundtrack. >> don't forget we're streaming now on cbsn bay area, kpix.com or your favorite platform. vo: he had already taken the giving pledge to give his money to charity, when this californian walked away from his billion dollar company for good. he drives a chevy volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believes every child deserves the same opportunities as his. a healthy planet. good schools. quality healthcare, living wage jobs, and life without fear of discrimination. tom: i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> we continue to follow this breaking news. a bay area vegetation fire in the month of february. we are looking live from our sales force tower camera as you can still see plumes of smoke going into the air. this is dissipated a lot. a big difference from a short time ago. crews are battling this fire. it broke out earlier at the state and county pa

prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago.s go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malaca nang, the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the world that the winner of best film was la la land. the only trouble was, it wasn't. the mistake was only put right in the middle of gushing speeches by the team behind the modern musical. not for 20 years have locusts been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this pope. very soon, for the sake of the credibility and authority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, "be hidden from the world for the rest of his life." this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the world health organization has

. >> and a large sign spotted outside buckingham palace demanding prince andrew speak with the fbi. >> and clouds loom over the skyline of san francisco. we'll have the saturday and sunday outlook when we come back. when i came home from prison my sons were in their teens. so i got involved in juvenile justice, i didn't want them to go through the same thing i went through. michael bloomberg created the young men's initiative. in helping keep other young men and young women from entering into the criminal justice system. and we see it, we see it in young people being employed. we see young people being removed out the system. running for president, what better platform for him to speak about real justice, real reform. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> i'm susie steimle at the live news desk, and we start with a live look for you at the oakland international airport. we just learned a couple of minutes ago that a small plane caught fire there earlier this afternoon. we also have reports from the oakland fire department. they say the fire started about 2:00, engulfing t

let's talk more about security arrangements for prince harry and his wife.ect at the end of march. let's talk to the former head of protection at the metropolitan police. thank you so much for waiting. iam police. thank you so much for waiting. i am sorry we were interrupted earlier. but as i say, it's really not long away, once prince harry is no longer a working while, are you surprised that this is only just while, are you surprised that this is onlyjust being talked about now? iam in as is onlyjust being talked about now? i am in as with anyjourney to use the same metaphor, this has been a particularly long and arduous journey and i am surprised that i'm somewhat amazed, frankly, that they are two sides involved in this, the three sides have not actually discussed all of this, some months ago. one of the key things before any journey is preparation. ago. one of the key things before anyjourney is preparation. and that's the key factor and royalty protection. they are experts at preparing royal visits and the whole issue of protection. and i am most conce

she adores prince harry. work they could do on behalf of the commonwealth. that's ultimately safe. prince william, prince george stands to be the first king of the 22nd century. in that respect, the monarchy is safe. >> i thought about that as i was asking the question. it's not like harry was next in line f. it had been william it would have had a much bigger impact on the monarchy, correct? >> yes, it certainly would. because the queen is still going, we're seeing her extended family do so much work. it's upwards of 20 people. when prince charles comes to the throne he's been very clear about slimming down the monarchy. william and kate are going to be the only working members of their generation. so we go from 20 down to 4. that's going to be a huge workload for four people to try and carry out on their own. >> it's not like the interests across the pond on vacation. why is that? >> rulely, for a lot of americans it started lacking like diana. intrigue, romance, love, death, tragedy. it really just covers

lewis: prince harry has been london, where jon bon jovi has been recording a charity sgle for the prince'sictus games celebration. it won't pay for the couple's security once they officially step down from royal duties next month. this report from nicholas y.tchellin cs flash photograph nicholas: he is packing as much as he can and the remaining- d - remaining days. not far away, harry's secue ty detail care metropolitan police detection agencie l following tes of all the senior royals. for harry, they have always been there. this was the first public walkout he and meghan did. but now harry is walking away extent, from britain. to a large it is canada that he and meghan seem to regard as home, but justin trudeau has said once the couple stepped back from their royal role, canada will no longer fundn. their protectio if the canadians won't pay for curity, the cost will inevitably fall to the british taxpayer, the royal fupily, or the themselves. ken wolfe was protection officer to harry's mother diana. he thinks the annual costs would be considerable. ken: my estimates are that the protect

sex with virginia roberts — claims the prince has strongly denied.ss goes with a downing street warning ahead of trade talks with the european union. no 10 says that the eu appears distracted, divided, and not focused on trade issues. and the sunday mirror says police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann have quizzed a british barmaid about her german ex—boyfriend. well, let's get straight into some of those stories now. my guests lucy and martin are here. let's start with the telegraph piece. civil serva nts with the telegraph piece. civil servants are meant to be protected from these kinds of changes in political appointments by virtue of the fact they are there permanently. it seems that the new government isn't keen on some of them. yes, a p pa re ntly isn't keen on some of them. yes, apparently there is a hit list, which as you can imagine has been dubbed something else, which i can't repeat on national television, whereby top civil servants are in the firing line to be removed as a result of boris wanting perhaps to harmonise thi

prince charles flew from highgrove to cambridge for the talk.timated the journey, which cost at least £12,000, caused 2.5 tons of carbon emissions, which is considerably more than the 0.2 tons that would have been released had he travelled by car. clarence house said the prince offsets his carbon footprint every year. margot robbie, renee zellweger, and al pacino are just some of the stars up for awards at tonight's baftas ceremony in london's royal albert hall. the nominations have been criticised for their lack of diversity, with all 20 acting nominees being white, and no female directors being recognised for the seventh year running. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. the british world war i epic 1917 is the runaway favourite at tonight's ba fta the runaway favourite at tonight's bafta film awards. and with your help i'd like to keep it that way. it's already triumphed at the golden globes and the producers guild awards and it would be a major surprise if it was not now recognised in its home country. from the moment it w

when it comes to the crown prince, i did not reach, in my report, a definite conclusion.say is that he is responsible and the nature of his responsibilities must be further investigated. i do not know whether he ordered the crime — something that the cia suggested he did. i do not know whether his responsibility resides in inciting the crime or in creating the conditions that made the crime possible, or in turning a blind eye when he knew or should have known that a crime was being committed. all of those scenarios may apply to the crown prince. one of them surely applied to him. it was not in my mandate and indeed i did not have sufficient evidence to conclude one way or the other. all i can say is he is responsible for one of those scenarios. as you say, your mandate has limits. but not very long ago, you made it clear that you want to see the international community take more action to hold everyone in the saudi government all the way to the top, to mohammad bin salman, to account. you say, "the circumstances of the killing of khashoggi is so grave in terms the violati

but at prince charles hospital, there have been furtherfailings.and babies have been put at risk yet again. two months ago, an unannounced visit by the health care inspectorate for wales found that emergency resuscitation equipment was not being properly checked by staff. confidential patient records and controlled drugs were not properly stored. and the hospital was told to review the way it updated patient records. the hospital was also told to look again at security in the maternity department to mitigate the risk of baby abduction. similar problems are also found that the health boards other maternity unit at the princess of wales in bridgend. how can the public have faith in your maternity services? again, we are very clear that we are not where we need to be yet. so things are not fully safe yet? i think things are safe, things are clinically safe, but are they as good as they could be and is the quality where we would like it to get too? no, it is not. tonight there are calls for the police to investigate if there are grounds for criminal pr

but at prince charles hospital, there have been furtherfailings.omen and babies have been put at risk yet again. two months ago, an unannounced visit by the health care inspectorate for wales found that emergency resuscitation equipment was not being properly checked by staff. confidential patient records and controlled drugs were not properly stored. and the hospital was told to review the way it updated patient records. the hospital was also told to look again at security in the maternity department to mitigate the risk of baby abduction. similar problems are also found at the health boards other maternity unit at the princess of wales hospital in bridgend. how can the public have faith in your maternity services? again, we're very clear that we're not where we need to be yet. there's still lots of improvements to make. so things are not fully safe yet? i think things are safe, things are clinically safe, but are they as good as they could be? is the quality where we would like it to get to? no, it's not. tonight, there are calls for the police t

threw a young boy off a balcony in london — regulators investigatie whether warnings were missed princerew is deferring an honorary military promotion, which he was due to receive later this month. energy bills set to fall — after regulator 0fgem lowers caps on prices. critics say the caps are misleading. an official report says the public are not telling police about some crimes because so many offenders are not brought to justice. and wales got their six nations title defence off to a flying start against italy, but new coach wayne pivac says ireland this weekend will be their biggest test. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9 another 41 people, including one from the uk, have tested positive for the coronavirus on a cruise ship off the coast of japan. the diamond princess is being held in quarantine in the port of yokohama for at least two weeks. the checks began after an 80—year—old hong kong man who had been on the ship last month fell ill with the virus. almost 4000 passengers and crew are on board the diamond princess. 3700 is the total number. 78 of the passengers are

let us talk about prince william and kate, as well.ted the award for best supporting actor, for brad pitt, when he said, i'm going to name this award harry because i'm taking it to america with me. kate laughed at that one. she did, i loved brad pitt wasn't there but sends margot robbie with a controversial joke, on his behalf. it is nice to see prince william can keep smiling over what has been a very headline—hitting and challenging time for him, i'm sure. kansas city chiefs have won america's 2020 super bowl — the sporting event billed as the greatest show on earth. they beat the san francisco 49ers in miami. an estimated global tv audience of 100 million people in the us alone watched the culmination of the american football season. the game also included half—time performances byjennifer lopez and shakira. i spoke to two very happy fans, kj and jeff lady, in leawood kansas, who were celebrating the first victory in 50 years. it has been amazing, the last time it was super bowl iv, it 54! most of us were not even born when they won