he's the perfect prince. light redirects itself onto his younger brother harry. >> prince harry had a few troubled years as a teenager, issues about drugs, late-night drinking. he had been at a fancy dress party, unwisely dresses as a nazi. >> for many years harry -- he drifted and he didn't really have a clear sense of purpose and direction. >> at the age of 20, prince harry joins the armed forces. but he's determined that this won't be a ceremonial role. he serves two tours of duty in afghanistan. >> prince harry loved being in afghanistan. he was right on the front line. he slept in hammocks. he was treated like an ordinary person. and he found a family in the army. >> he was captain and had a job to do. he had men to lead and that's what he did. that was probably the first time in his life that he really felt like himself. >> i think when he joined the military, that was the making of him. and it has shaped him in the way that he looks at life, the way he looks at other people in his sense of duty. >> har

prince william who's three and one-year-old prince harry. >> they are for all intended purposes the perfect image of the royal family. >> i feel my world supporting my husband and most importantly being a mother and a wife. that's what i try to achieve. i did try. she gave this wonderful impression to the public. >> have you actually tried to change prince charles in any way since you got married? >> nothing dramatic. >> but behind the scenes she's very much living a lie. >> did you know what you were taking on? >> no. i didn't. >> throughout diana's marriage to charles, there was a third figure hovering around. the wife of one of prince charles' old friend. >> she was his first love and he had never stopped really adoring camila? >> charles really believed that he was doing the right thing by marrying diana but he always knew it was not the deep love he felt for camila and at some point he resumed his intimate relationship with camila. princess diana knows about charles' love affair and she was deeply unhappy. diana spoke diana speaks to the queen and all she said was oh, it is over and di

prince william arthur phillip louis. >> the birth of prince william did a great deal for diana.ow, you know, this is great. you know? and she's done her job. >> the birth of william is a happy moment. charles enjoys being in the nursery with him. and they have that shared love. but at the same time there's a lot of tension between them. >> a princess in the most famous family in the world. diana is a young mother caught in the spotlight. >> she was meant to be a mum. she is meant to do it all and meant to do it all with a smile. that's a pretty tough brief for somebody unless there's a support crew. >> the royal family thought she wouldn't be able to cope with what was expected. her family had been courtiers going back generations. they shout she was one of them. >> she said if only once or twice they would say well done but that's the way the royal family were brought up. you don't do the praise thing. >> because of her discomfort in the royal family and the issue of camilla hovering in the background, she was in a very bad way. >> well, there's no doubt she has lost weight sin

william has said and prince harry is actually backed him up let's see what the truth shows and we'll act on that after that. to go back to the point you originally made it had a terrible emotional impact on william he felt betrayed by his mother it broke about that break that happens to adolescence he just started school at eton college and gone through these ghastly initiation ceremonies he was on his own for the 1st time in his life and his house master later said that he found the boy weeping tears his eyes red with emotion and diana's faith healer simone simmons to whom i've spoken several times said that the following weekend william came home absolutely furious with his mother and she thought that something had been severed irretrievably it had been in a way because suddenly william then at the age of what was he 1314 'd came to see perhaps of the 1st time that he'd been let down by his parents so when did he turn for comfort the worst of your 'd viewers who know eton college when it's right by windsor castle out on the playing fields of eton william used to look up and see win

charles, prince william and prince harry.ng the departure of harry and meghan from royal duties, with the queen accepting their desire for more independence. let's go straight to sandringham, talk to our royal correspondent daniela relph, who has some latest developments for us. daniela? yes, huw, we'vejust had a statement released on behalf of her majesty, the queen, from buckingham palace. the details were laid out in the following days. there would now be no public funding for harry and meghan. they got to keep their titles, but agreed not to use ‘his or her royal highness‘ as they were no longer full—time working royals. they would continue to uphold the values of the queen, and this would all be reviewed after a i2—month trial period. with the change now confirmed, harry chose a private dinner for his sentebale charity to speak publicly for the first time about his decision. i want you to hear the truth from me, as much as i can share, not as a prince or a duke, but as harry, the same person that many of you have watched

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andrew, no prince harry.ll fairly quiet out there for the moment, but out in the atlantic looms storm bella. you can see it here on the satellite picture, a conveyor belt of cloud. the bulk of the wind and rain is still all out to sea, but you can see on the edge of the screen there, the coast of scotland and ireland. now, already in the morning, the winds will start to freshen in the western isles, the rain will pile in, but you can see that in northern ireland, much of wales and england, apart from a few showers, the weather actually doesn't look too bad at all. yes, it's fairly cloudy, but even a few sunny spells here and there. now, the temperatures in the morning will be a lot higher than they have been in the last couple of days, we're talking around 6 or 7 degrees. and it is going to be a relatively mild day, and again, apart from the odd shower here and there, across england, wales, it should be mostly a dry day. but by the middle of the afternoon, it's raining in northern ireland, and the rain and wi

also, i think it was in one of those papers, they also mentioned that prince charles and prince william for ways in which they can be supportive, because, of course those two gentle men have had covid. i think it could bea men have had covid. i think it could be a really positive sign if you think that someone like that would come in away, break rank. normally, we don't find out what you think personally about anything or what she does privately, but it has come to light that she will let it be known once she's have the vaccine. i think that will be a tremendous boost to the government's campaign separate joe, the front page boost to the government's campaign separatejoe, the front page of boost to the government's campaign separate joe, the front page of the sunday times carries the same story. it also carries a little bit of detail, which is quite a history lesson for all of us. in 1957, purely come amid widespread anxiety but the potential side effect of the new polio vaccine, the queen then broke protocol to let it be known that prince charles and princess and, eightand that prince

the first evening, we were the guests of the prince.rince had personally flown to atlanta, georgia, in 1964, to discuss the problem of immunizing his people against smallpox. at the communicable disease center, he met with public health service officers. the unit had just completed a study of intradermal vaccination with a gun developed by the army. the most suitable place for the evaluation of this method was tonga, a progressive country with a small, intact population and no history of smallpox. during the prince's visit to the center we photographed him getting his vaccination. this film was to be shown everywhere we went to encourage those who might be reluctant. the people enjoyed it immensely. the next morning, the vaccination drive began. the posters with our message were put up. smallpox is a dread disease. vaccination prevents smallpox. every effort was made to inform the people about the vaccinations and where they could go to get them. it did not take long for them to understand this was being done for their protection. and t

the first evening we were the gusts of the prince. prince flew to atlanta, georgia in 1964 to address the problem of immunizing his people against smallpox. at the communicable disease center, he met with public health service offices of the smallpox unit. it was a proficiency meeting for completing the study of intradermal vaccination with the new gun developed. a more suitable place in the world was tonga, a progressive country with a small population and no history of smallpox. during the prince's visit to the center, we photographed him getting his smallpox vaccination. this film was to be shown everywhere we went, to encourage those who would be really. people enjoyed it immensely. the next morning the vaccination drive began. some posters were put up. smallpox is a disease. vaccination prevents smallpox. every effort was made to inform the people about the vaccinations and where they could go to get them. it did not take long for them to understand that this was being done for their protection, they cooperated all heartedly. one

the first evening was the prince. the prince had flown to atlanta in 1964 to discuss immunizing people against small pocks. it was a meeting for the unit just completed the study with the new gun developed by the army. it was a progressive country with a small intact population and no history of small pocks. during the prince's visit to the center, we photographed him getting his vaccination. this film was to be shown everywhere we went to encourage those who were being reluctant. the people enjoyed it immensely. the next morning the vaccination drive began. the posters were put up. every effort was made to inform the people about the evacuation nations and where they could go to get them. and it did not take long for them to understand it was being done for their protection and they cooperated whole heartedly. one of the things we realized was the importance of getting local people help. the teacher knows her pupils. she's the best one to reassure them to keep track of them. this laboratory technician checks the chil

the prince's daughter took her vaccination along with the others.n downtown, where we took care of the government workers, police, nurses. for the rest of the week we went around setting up convenient locations. we saw thousands of people at day. after this we went out into the countryside of the main island where we attended an event. a field day for all the high schools. occasion.e an they do sports attraction. when he was younger, the prince held a pole vaulting championship for 20 years. the tongans are a strong and healthy people. they have no problem with heart fever or colorow leara.lower -- cho we took advantage to vaccinate people. we vaccinated about 1000 people that day. that night we were busy centrifuging blood samples and disassembling and cleaning the gun. a remarkable instrument with a tremendous amount of time and money being saved. a smallpox vaccine is expensive. with a gun you can dilute it 50 times. that's 50 shots for the price of one. pricking a concentrated vaccine into the skin requires trained and experienced people. with a

the prince's daughter took the vaccination along with the others. then, downtown, when we took care of the government workers, policeman, nurses. for the rest of the week, we went around setting up processing locations. after this, we went out into the countryside of the main island where we attempted to have a field day for all of the high schools. it's quite a vacation, and a major sports attraction. when he was younger, the prince held a pole vaulting championship for 20 years. the tongans are a strong people. they have no issues with cholera or ill fever. we took advantage of the field day to vaccinate people. we vaccinated about 1000 people that day. that night, we were busy centrifuge-ing blood samples and periodically disassembling and cleaning the gun, a remarkable instrument with a tremendous amount of time and money being say. the smallpox vaccine is expensive. with a gun, you can dilute it 50 times, 50 shots for the price of one. the conventional method of vaccination, putting concentrated vaccine into the skin, requires trained and exper

and prince george insists that they will stay there. and so will the paintings and sculptures he wants back, even if they change hands. but the case has struck a nerve with the german public perhaps because there is also a moral question. how to judges sins of our an investigators. >> it is very hard to look as it is for every other german. we are questioning ourselves. >> if your great grandfather contributed even in a small way to the rise of hitler, isn't part of your family's fortune a pretty small price to pay? >> this is an issue all of us germans have because that is what the discussion is all about. we are not the reason for the discussion our claims and everything. i think that we are a simple tomorr symptom of the discussion that needs to take place. >> reporter: the national discussion may not be over, but with the case headed toward a likely settlement, the legal one may soon be. scott mclean, cnn, london. >>> fascinating story. and that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm ken brunhuber and i'll be back in a moment with m

this year meghan markle, she gave prince william a spoon that reads cereal killer.nny. >> i do get it. it is funny. ha ha. what do you want me to say? there's only so much you can say. >> it's the first time it's not drama related. >> but it will be soon enough. it's like, oh, that's not a nice gift. >>> anyway, let's move on. dog races through mini snow labyrinth after winter storm hits calgary? are you interested? >> mm-hm. >> look at this guy. it's in calgary this week. i'm looking for the dog's name. he's quick. he's nimble. probably having a whole lot of fun. >> brain from pinkie and the brain. >> works for me. >>> let's go to this story where santa, like many new yorkers, likes to spend summer in the florida keys and he is sky ba diving before h ♪ from the north pole to new york city, it's live with kelly and ryan. @home for the holidays. today, the queen of christmas, the magical mariah carey. and a classic holiday performance from alanis morissette. plus our heartwarming story of a young man whose earned the nickname, kid santa. and throughout the show, funn

the first evening, we were the guests of the prince. prince had personally found flown to atlanta georgia in 1964 to discuss the problem of immunizing is people against smallpox. it was a propitious meeting for the unit and just finished -- no suitable place in the world for an evaluation of this new method was tonga, a progressive country with a small intact population, and no history of smallpox. we have photographed him getting his smallpox vaccination. this film was to be shown everywhere we went to encourage those who were reluctant. the people enjoyed it immensely. the next morning, the vaccination drive began. the posters with messages were putting out. smallpox is a disease, vaccination prevents smallpox. every effort was made to inform the people about the vaccinations, and where they could go to get them. it did not take long for them to understand that this was being done for their protection. they cooperated wholeheartedly. one of the things we immediately realized was the importance of getting local people involved. -- this

prince hal, henry iv, the prince before becoming king, henry iv lived with the common people. that is an important part of his connection to the people. the night before the battle of agincourt now he is can you henry the fifth. he puts on a cloak and discusses himself and he walks among the troops as a common soldier, not as a king. shakespeare is teaching the importance of empathy. with coriolanus, one of my favorite plays, a great warrior who can't stoop to the ritual of democracy. he thinks they are beneath him, we see an example. to my mind he gives us that after montgomery bridge, when he, at a moment of national crisis, gave a speech which is one of the greatest in american history, about civil rights, and how we were all in this together, and how we were all there at the bridge. to me, it compares in a sense to king lear. king lear fell from power. he was foolish when he was powerful. as he fell from power, he grew in wisdom until he is there on the heath in a storm, and he's being pelted. he's in rags and he has nothing. at that point, he asks if only i had known more

at the age of 18 a prince rodrigue felt more was home in the world of legends than in the monday and real world. often difference has father marks a 1000000 the 2nd died suddenly and march 18th 64. when your vision was shocked by the fact that he was to ascend to the throne automatically and that once the shootout we know that he left his father's death bed in floods of tears similar and he was even more shaken when a servant addressed him as your majesty and immediately after his father passed away and. no one had prepared him for this sudden ascension to the throne. 3 days after the funeral he wrote in his diary just one bird filling the in time a penny each. king. treated sort of form by a big the 2nd of a very a felt torn and unsure at 1st show. you months the i'm sure he was someone who lacked stability and a man who was author lee unsuitable for his job as keynes true to the representative of the bavarian state autos for a common guy at all. at least he had been taught how to have. money records of princeton thinks pocket money can be found in the archives of the house of littl

there was a large crowd on hand including the prince and princess.he primary reason for my trip a statue was to unveil of my late husband. all of the people present realized this simple -- this symbolized -- and the ideals for which they stand, peace and justice, and which they hope to achieve through cooperation with the free nations of europe. i wanted to see for myself even though much of my time was taken up by public functions. i thought i could get an idea of what was being accomplished. norway is making great progress in housing. the government is doing great on public building but some private buildings are going up. norway as -- there is a solid advance being made on the economic front. shipping is very important to the norwegians and it is coming back fast. the shipping industry is perishing again. ♪ see how welled to the princes are understood by norway and i presented diplomas to the winners of the high school essay contest describing the results of the marshall plan. winner was naturally proud of her diploma, but i think she was discussi

the queen will reflect on the hardships of the pandemic in her christmas speech later as she and princehilip break tradition by staying in windsor. pope francis gives his christmas day address — urging all nations to share covid—19 vaccines and calling for peace in war—torn regions thousands of lorry drivers are spending christmas day in their cabs near dover as 800 military personnel continue to test stranded hauliers. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. after an historic brexit trade deal, the european union's chief negotiator, michel barnier, has been briefing ambassadors from the 27 member countries on the details. the document setting out the deal runs to over 1,200 pages. the prime minister — who was in downing street yesterday when the deal was confirmed — has also received a copy. here's our political correspondent leila nathoo. i have a small present for anyone who may be looking for something to read in that sleepy post—christmas lunch moment, and here it is... tidings, glad tidings of greatjoy, because this is a deal. some light reading. the po

the prince had to keep meticulous appearances for he spent interest sent them to his father this sitein a truly sealed is gone but it was meant to help the crown prince learn how to live frugally of course and and you can see that for example when he wanted to go to the theater he would have to pay for it himself in a city with an even if his father's lessons on was looted big considered to be excessive frugality had a big impact on it i think it agreed after his father's death upon his coronation a loss i want no more of this unnecessary miserliness i was at i will figure it unfortunately he didn't understand that even a king's resources are not endless that's what i think it's because of. his majesty didn't learn much from his father's example. one of his 1st official acts was to invite the highly indebted composer of a fad father to me and to finance him unconditionally. at. c.n.n. countered wagner's musical dramas based on themes that were very much inspired by the movie channel here i was and became an ardent fan of that music olympic ice that for there was none. so the maestro h

charles, prince william and prince harry.uties. with the queen accepting their desire for more independence. let's go straight to sandringham and talk to our royal correspondent daniela relph, who has some latest developments for us. daniela? yes, huw, we havejust had a statement released on behalf of her majesty the queen, from buckingham palace. the details were laid out in the following days. there would now be no public funding for harry and meghan. they got to keep their titles. they agreed not to use his or her royal as they wear no longer full—time working royals. they would continue to uphold the values of the queen, and this would all be reviewed after a 12—month trial period. with the change now confirmed, harry chose a private dinner for his sentabale charity, to speak publicly for the first time about his decision. i want you to hear the truth from me. as much as i can share. not as a prince or a duke, but as harry. the same person that many of you have watched grow up over the last 35 years. but now with a cleare

charles, prince william and prince harry.y were no longer full—time working royals. they would continue to uphold the values of the queen and this would all be reviewed after a 12—month trial period. with the change now confirmed, harry chose a private dinner for his sentebale charity to speak publicly for the first time about his decision. i want you to hear the truth from me, as much as i can share, not as a prince or a duke, but as harry, the same person that many of you have watched grow up over the last 35 years, but now with a clearer perspective. the uk is my home and a place that i love. that will never change. i've grown up feeling supported from so many of you and i watched as you welcomed meghan with open arms, as you saw me find the love and happiness that i had hoped for all my life. speaking personally, he explained exactly how he felt. what i want to make clear is, we're not walking away, and, we certainly aren't walking away from you. our hope was to continue serving the queen, the commonwealth and my military

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charles and prince williaming testing positive for covid this spring, headline news in a year chalk full of royal drama. at the top of the list, harry and meghan's shocked decision to step down as working members of the royal family and start a new chapter in california. back in england, prince william and kate revealing their less formal side, speaking openly about the challenges of juggling three children and home schooling during lock down >> yeah, home schooling is fun >> for disgraced prince andrew, the year went from bad to worse with u.s. prosecutors seeking to speak with him about his relationship to convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein. even the on-screen royals couldn't escape a little controversy. >> so where do i fit in? >> thedebut of charles and diana in season 4 of netflix's the crown, calling the british government carrying a disclaimer, warning viewers it's fiction, a request netflix refused. back in reality, as the pandemic rages on, the royals will likely continue swapping pomp and circumstance for masks and social distancing well into the new year for the news, i'

abdul-rahman ybor he he was an african muslim prince and scholar came out of the area around cambio and he was actually slave to matches for over 40 years and we have that story but but you're a combination of all these things that's unique here to the to the deep south on she i mean africa american and muslim and why. why is that why is it important to stress i mean in this exhibit in your work this missing link of islam in this in this makes the most important reason is that it's going to help the african-american to become a 1st class citizen am opposed to a 2nd class citizen and this whole standing up for rights fight for freedom leaving the whole effort in america for reforming america and bringing america to respective own constitution blending is really was that's what makes me optimistic about the future. this corner of the exhibition is really interesting because you've goals real evidence of this link between islam and slavery in mississippi and it him of the man who was known as the prince among slaves who was sold into slavery for 40 years before winning his freedom and

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it's absolutely amazing that my super prince can say some things like that. message from a future king would be the icing on the cake. but as he finished his walk, something happened on bbc breakfast that would mean that he and i would embark on an extraordinary musical journey together. we have got a special guest with us. we have got michael ball with us, who i know whose company you enjoy very much and michael wants to say thank you in his special way. morning, michael. good morning, naga and good morning tom and hannah. i go to bed it's10 million, i get up, it's 12 million. what's going on? tom, it's an extraordinary achievement and i have been trying to think of a song that encapsulates what you're doing, how you're inspiring all of us and... i have one i think. i'm sort of stealing it from the people of liverpool. but it seemed appropriate. is it ok if i sing it for you? michael, i suggest you go ahead and we all, tom included, will listen. # when you walk through a storm, hold your head up high... # and don't be afraid of the dark. # at the end of the

the prince had to keep meticulous apparent support he spent introducing them to his father the styleit's enough to lift it so you don't discount it was meant to help the crown prince learn how to live frugally of course and some and you can see that for example when he wanted to go to the theater he would have to pay for it himself and as he put it even if his father's lessons on was looted big considered to be excessive frugality had a big impact on and i think it agreed after his father's death upon his coronation a loss i want no more of this on necessary miserliness i was at i will figure it unfortunately he didn't understand that even a king's resources are not endless that's what i think it's beautiful. his majesty didn't learn much from his father's example. one of his 1st official acts was to invite the highly indebted composer he had wagner to munich and to finance him unconditionally. at. the end countered wagner's musical dramas based on scenes that were very much inspired by the medieval very detailed world here i was and became an ardent fan of that music all because the

starting in the 13th century it was the residence of the prince a letter of the latin and each successor renovated and expanded it according to his own taste and wishes. 'd it was destroyed again and again the last time by french troops in the 17th century in the 19th century preservation work on the ruins and a partial reconstruction commenced the palace of prince a letter frederick the 4th normally some of the inside birds are open for viewing but now there are also closed due to the virus. that if one of a few really cursed $200.00 not fewer visitors to heidelberg most of the ones we do have come from germany and we can out of that but the americans in the stations aren't coming so it's picking up now we've noticed. we don't give nearly as many tours as we used to. but what's a real shame is that normally the heidelberg castle theatre festival is held here in the council yard they rehearse here and that's always nice to watch for us to encompass all that's being cancelled and it's really a shame if it's a seshat a. kind of birds old town feels almost deserted maybe it's the rain but p

as the heart of the season gets underway support the prince on this there's too many others with their feet who have bellies to different people celebrate the years with a grand restaurant you know not this year not in france in any case good many will be coming over. to the restaurant here. a verdict is expected today in the trial of a man accused of committing germany's worst anti semitic attack since world war 2 last year a 28 year old german killed 2 people in us forces attack on a synagogue in the eastern city of hama prosecutors are demanding a life in prison for the man who has shown no remorse for his actions on yom kippur war the holiest day in the jewish calendar more than 50 community members and guests were celebrating in the synagogue in holland. at midday a heavily armed neo nazi attacked the synagogue he fired shots at the door and threw hand grenades. but the synagogue solid wooden door withstood the attack saving the lives of those inside. among them was max piva hot ski chairman of hull is jewish community the experience has left him traumatized. never had a problem w

at the age of 18 a prince no bridge built much home in the world of legends than in the monday and real world. to fuck off and good riddance his father mocks a 1000000 the 2nd died suddenly and march 18th 64. would vick was shocked by the fact that he was to ascend to the throne automatically and at once the shootout we know is that he left his father's death bed in floods of tears similar and he was even more shaken when a servant addressed him as your majesty and immediately after his father passed away. no one had prepared him for this sudden ascension to the throne. 3 days after the funeral he wrote in his diary just one route filling the entire campaign each. king. who took the title from by on the big the 2nd of the various felt torn and i'm sure at 1st show. you months he was someone who lacked stability in a man who was unsuitable for his job as keynes trainee the representative of the berrien state autos for a common guy that. at least he had been told how to handle money the records of princeton thinks pocket money can be found in the archives of the house. in july 18th $62.00