charles, prince william and prince harry.ame news confirming 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, hugh, 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 y

that moment where the emir of qatar to me than the along with crown prince mohammed bin will give us a strong indication about exactly what is going to happen in today in inside the arabia and the upcoming days among the g.c.c. nations it's an extraordinary moment and i think a certain moment of national pride for kuwait who. is a small nation there has played an extremely important role in mediating the crisis because we have to remind our viewers that without this mediation it would have been extremely possible to build bridges with those dishes and if the crisis was going to continue it could have easily and of the the whole rationale behind the g.c.c. the decision was suddenly seen as completely disconnected from reality irrelevant for its own people because they were saying you haven't been even able to convene come together and solve a problem between you let alone your concern about widgets not powers expanding the m for ones like turkey like iran solving the problems of instability a war in yemen war in syria and war in libya today is the moment for the g.c.c. leaders to come

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. >>> there is fresh controversy involving the estate of late singer prince. the irs says it was under valued by 50% or $80 million by its administrators. those administrators are comerica bank and trust since he did not have a will. the discrepe si mainly involves his publishing and recording interests. prince died in 2016. >>> on the cbs money watch now, bitcoin soars and a sports betting site suffered an outage. good morning. >> good morning to you. wall street opens the first day of trading for 2021. on thursday, the benchmarks ended the year. dow climbed 196 to close at a record high. nasdaq added 18 and s&p 500 gained 24, also hitting a record high. bitcoin rallied to a new record, the digital currency soared past $34,000. since march, it has increased almost 800%. gaining the trust of investors. weeks after bitcoin surpassed $20,000 for the first time ever. >>> tesla missed its target for 2020. before covid hit, elon musk set a goal. it fell short. they stuck to the goal only after its assembly plant closed for weeks because of the virus. with plants op

prince mohammed bin still man followed the crown prince. deputy prime minister and minister of defense of said arabia. your majesty your highness is the leaders of the gulf cooperation council states. the head of the delegation of. and the secretary general of the g.c.c. may get fit and they can be with you at the outset i would like to extend all tanks and i appreciate until my brother the custodian of the 2 holy moses the monarch of saudi arabia and the government and the people of so duraid be of all the warm reception and general hospitality and the excellent organization of the sun summit . and i also commend you for hosting this summit that will be at cornerstone and cementing our joint gulf work and will enable us to live up to the aspirations of our respective people and i congratulate us. on the historic achievement of today namely the. agreement. and here we must mention the mediation efforts and as she said and exerted by the late i made of course may he rest in peace. these efforts have greatly contributed. to what we are witnes

there certainly is but on thej front of the express for instance we have prince — front of the expressbeen for some staff in— how stressful it has been for some staff in the — how stressful it has been for some staff in the nhs of the last few years. — staff in the nhs of the last few years, and i think they are the ones we should _ years, and i think they are the ones we should have the sympathy with, rather _ we should have the sympathy with, rather than — we should have the sympathy with, rather than harry setting his nice niansion— rather than harry setting his nice mansion in— rather than harry setting his nice mansion in america at the moment. 0k, mansion in america at the moment. 0k. thank— mansion in america at the moment. 0k, thank you very much both of you forjoining us this evening. that's it for the papers this hour, we'll have the latest sport round up next. goodbye for now. good evening. 5 premier league matches have been postponed due to positive coronavirus tests so far and pressure has been growing on clubs and players to send a more cautious message. they're being rem

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his highness crown prince met today with his fellow rulers of the blogs. states with the participation of egypt in a summit that can be summoned as this summit of transparency and friendliness brotherliness. with the hope to preserve the security and stability of the agent he also. chaired the summit as that 10 a dish and to be hosted by the king of saudi arabia since the inception of this block 4 decades ago emphasizing that their efforts would be spared in order to cement our solidarity and unity co-operation and live up to the aspirations of the . members. during the summit all issues of mutual interest have been discussed and unified stances have been adopted i give the floor to the secretary general in order to. inform you about the latest. resolutions made. thank you my brother. and i welcome you once again. i welcome the representatives of the media on this historic day. it is on my list. of cooperation and karen says again this achievement wouldn't have been possible without with the keenness of the rulers of the g.c.c. countries to preserve the. b

prince with his opening comments.e to believe that this doesn't redound on the market emotion. i don't buy it. jonathan: i think that's the point that lisa was making 55 minutes ago. we'll pick it up from there. coming up, the asset management head of fargo. lisa, keeping it together. i'm not. with tom keene. futures down -107 on the nasdaq 100. from new york city this morning, good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ clicks the world has basically imploded because of the pandemic -- >> the world has basically imploded because of the pandemic. >> is going to be volatile as we look to get things under control. >> the long-term damage will become apparent. >> the public still has money in reserve. >> as long as equities are higher, we cannot do this forever. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance," with tomne

the queen is 94 years old, and prince philip is 99.ocrats in the us house of representatives say they will start impeachment proceedings against president trump on monday. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the times radio presenter calum macdonald and sienna rodgers, editor of labourlist. hello to you both. i will check to una hello to you both. i will check to un a moment but a quick look at the front pages. the sunday times carries a warning from the chief medical officer, professor chris whitty, that emergency patients will be turned away from hospitals, causing "avoidable deaths", unless the public starts obeying the lockdown. while the observer has senior nhs figures warning the number of doctors, nurses and other health care workers who are falling ill with covid—19 has reached crisis levels and is seriously hampering the fight against the rapidly escalating pandemic. the sunday people features an ominous warning from a front—line nurse urging everyone to follow the

it was a center of power for the prince bishops. these were bishops who ruled as princes and they had the residence built as a symbol of their wealth and influence. it's essentially a palace in all its splendor. the current residence took shape in the 18th century designed by architect both azhar norman as a fusion of french polish architecture viennese baroque and italian construction style. in 1903 the pilgrimage church of wiis in the foothills of the alps was graced with a world heritage title the sumptuous rococo church stands in an ideal a countryside where a miracle was reported in 738. peasant woman maria lawrie claimed to have seen a wooden statue of christ crying real tears. in 1900 for the birth and the fog in most palaces and pool near cologne were added to the unesco world heritage list. palace is a former summer residence of colognes archbishop elector clements how boost. the 2 flamboyant structures were cited as germany's 1st truly significant creations in the rococo style. they served as examples for many a german pri

it was a center of power for the prince bishops. these were bishops who ruled as princes and they had the residence built as a symbol of their wealth and influence. it's essentially a palace in all its splendor. the current residence took shape in the 18th century designed by architect both azhar norman as a fusion of french polish architecture viennese baroque and italian construction style. in 1903 the pilgrimage church of v's in the foothills of the alps was graced with a world heritage title the sumptuous rococo church stands in an ideal a countryside where a miracle was reported in 738. peasant woman maria lawrie claimed to have seen a wooden statue of christ crying real tears. in 1904 the birth and falcon most palaces and pool near cologne were added to the unesco world heritage list. palace is a former summer residence of colognes archbishop elector clements how boost. the 2 flamboyant structures were cited as germany's 1st truly significant creations in the rococo style. they served as examples for many a german princely cou

it was a center of power for the prince bishops. these were bishops who ruled as princes and they had the residence built as a symbol of their wealth and influence. it's essentially a palace in all its splendor. the current residence took shape in the 18th century designed by architect both azhar norman as a fusion of french polish architecture viennese baroque and italian construction style. in 1903 the pilgrimage church of wiis in the foothills of the alps was graced with a world heritage title. the sumptuous rococo church stands in an ideal a countryside where a miracle was reported in 738. peasant woman maria laurie claimed to have seen a wooden statue of christ crying real tears. in 1904. and the fog in most palaces and pool near cologne were added to the unesco world heritage list. palace is a former summer residence of colognes archbishop elector clements how boost. the 2 flamboyant structures were cited as germany's 1st truly significant creations in the rococo style. they served as examples for many a german princely court

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. >> some of these actually brought up prince of a con who is the leader within shieh islam and even they objected, they said he's a here today not and i brought it up to a saudi diplomat once and he yelled at me and said they are not muslims and on and on. so even within these great traditions, their subsets and of course -- i walked into a surface mosque in morocco about 15 years ago in the chanting of the men was very similar to the chanting and orthodox church. >> part of the heritage that we lost. >> that is exactly right. so the question is, how is it that a country that only makes 10 - 15% whatever% you want, why does it pose a threat to saudi arabia -- you talk to the king and jordan are objections, there is a huge turnaround. there is a small percentage of the arab world and there's a fear of the muslim world. why? >> i think it goes to two factors, in a nutshell, after 1979 as i mentioned, he wanted to appeal to the wider muslim world, he did not want to be an iranian leader or just a she leader, he wanted to appeal to the wider world. and he did two things, and he challeng

will now go back to normal earlier the summit's had got off to a promising starts when saudi crown prince mohammed bin said a man insisted on hugging qatar's emir shift i mean going from it and funny as the letter touched down in the saudi city over lolla the clearest indication yet that both countries were on the way to mending relations the qatari leader confirmed his attendance at the 41st street summits of the 11th hour only after saudi arabia agreed to lift the land air and sea blockade it had been imposing on doha since 2017 in his opening remarks to follow leaders crown prince mohammed bin simon emphasized the importance of cooperation and unity between the g.c.c. member states and i'm with you. today we are in a dire need to stand united in the face of the challenges namely iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs and other agendas adopted by its respected in the region which undermine the stability of the region this demands that we dovetail our efforts with the international community to cement the stability and security of the region also in attendance at the summit was se

earlier in the time in bin hamad elton was greeted by saudi crown prince mohammed bin someone with an embrace it marked one of the most important moments in relations between the gulf countries in recent years. and up a half hour block has been built on the basis of our shared roots and common traditions with the aim of serving the interests of our respective people therefore we should all work together towards achieving the goals on the basis of which this block was formed. ok we've got several correspondents on the story will cast was in washington d.c. she's going to have the latest of the u.s. valas of the qatar saudi border and we're going to be speaking to them in just a few minutes 1st of all let's go to. joel it may have looked warm on the tarmac in saudi arabia but there is a long way to go before this issue is actually resolved as in that there are a lot of diplomats some analysts like to call it a confidence building that is required to specially after the past 3 and a half years witnessed so much division being played out in the media being played out an economic warfare b

it was a center of power for the prince bishops. these were bishops who ruled as princes and they had the residence built as a symbol of their wealth and influence. it's essentially a palace in all its splendor. the current residence took shape in the 18th century designed by architect both azhar norman as a fusion of french polish architecture viennese baroque and italian construction style. in 1903 the pilgrimage church of v's in the foothills of the alps was graced with a world heritage title. the sumptuous rococo church stands in an ideal a countryside where a miracle was reported in 738. peasant woman maria lawrie claimed to have seen a wooden statue of christ crying real tears. in 1904. and the fog in most palaces and pool near cologne were added to the unesco world heritage list. palace is a former summer residence of colognes archbishop elector clements how boost. the 2 flamboyant structures were cited as germany's 1st truly significant creations in the rococo style. they served as examples for many a german princely court f

. >> and then and then i bring up the prince who is leader of the sect within shia islam and even the shia object and say he is really a heretic and i brought it up to a saudi diplomat once and he started to yell at me. you are not muslim..an so even within each of these great traditions there are some sex - - sub sect and then about 15 years ago and the chanting of the men was very similar to the chanting of the orthodox church. >> part ofis the heritage that we lost. >> so how is it that a country that only makes up ten or 15 percent, why does it oppose such a formidable threat to saudi arabia? we talked to king abdullah in jordan or egyptians privately a huge threat of iran. it is a small percentage of the arab world but then there is a fear.nd why? >> it goes to factors in a nutshell. one is after 1979 ayatollah khomeini wanted to appeal to the wider muslim world much as the iranian leader not just she had that appeal to the wider world and he did two things. one, he challenge the saudi's than the iranians until recently called for a joint body to be custodian of the holy sites th

huge financial and political clout in this part of the world and this falls into a mission by crown prince mohamed been said meant to reinvent the kingdom to pave the way for to boost tourism to open up the country and to introduce major reforms and this explains why we're seeing this event happening in alone or not in riyadh or injured there were traditionally where you would have those a landmark gatherings and the think this was his own touch his own message to the international community and to the world that's what you are going to see. is a message that i'm genuine about in a major transformation not only in saudi arabia but also across the region but this as you rightly said came about following a long political process where the kuwaitis have been very instrumental and when also the americans have been asking or the key players to to come together because the americans for example the way they see it is that if you don't have this crisis solved absolutely no way you can contain what they describe as iranian the growing influence this absolutely no way where you can solve the crisis

diana prince, played by gal gadot, is now living in washington, dc.he's leading a double life, working for the smithsonian and occasionally leaping into superhero mode to thwart robbers and joyriders and the like. she then meets a more complex foe in would—be oil baron max lord, who's played by the mandalorian‘s pedro pascal. i take what i want in return. in terms of tone, this feels deliciously 1980s. there are shades of everything from ghostbusters to back to the future to big. there's also an air of vintage dc films like superman and batman returns. i'm ready to go. i think we can do better. political and feminist messages are here if you choose to look for them, which i certainly do, but the tone is a little lighter than the first film. we won't be doing that today. bridesmaids star kristin wiig is a standout as diana's colleague barbara minerva. her journey from clumsy, mild—mannered scientist to the supervillain cheetah is immensely enjoyable and aided by terrific work from costume designer lindy hemming. barbara, what did you do? meanwhile, ste

prince william praises health service staff and volunteers involved in the uk's vaccine programme.ne of the world's biggest coronavirus vaccination campaigns is underway in india. prime minister narendra modi said such an ambitious project has never been attempted before. the huge inoculation programme aims to reach 300 million people by august. healthcare staff and frontline workers will be among the first to receive the doses. since the pandemic began india has confirmed over 10 million cases. that's the second highest number in the world. rajini vaidyanathan reports from delhi. in a nation of well over a billion people, 34—year—old hospital cleaner manish kumar became the first to receive a coronavirus vaccine. translation: the fear in my mind has gone. everyone should get the vaccine, as this is how we save oui’ country. the country's prime minister, narendra modi, used a virtual address to kick off what he described as the world's largest immunisation programme. front line and health care workers take priority in the initial roll—out. at this hospital in delhi, they were given

the queen is 94 years old and prince philip is 99. passengerjet has crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from jakarta. 62 people were on board. donald trump has been permanently banned from twitter because of concerns his tweets could incite more violence. democrats reveal the draft of a new impeachment resolution against donald trump — the president elect accuses him of inciting an insurrection and endangering the security of the us. at least four people have died as a result of a storm that has covered spain with its heaviest snowfall for 50 years. now it's time for the film review with anna smith. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's home releases. by the time wonder woman 1984 came out in mid—december, only a fraction of eu cinemas were actually open. but i have good news. everyone will be able to watch it at home from wednesday. cheering this sequel from pattyjenkins begins with a flashback to the utopian world of thymiscira, before jumping into

these pensioners were keen to come forward but the prince was told that wasn't the same for everyone.ccine hesitancy in some groups, your royal highness. it's really important to really get into communities. the prince said that he was very glad that the queen and duke of edinburgh had been inoculated at windsor castle earlier this month. my grandparents have had the vaccine and i'm very proud of them for doing that so it's really important that everyone gets the vaccine when they're told to. that message seems to be getting through, with confirmation today that more than 3.5 million people in the uk have now been vaccinated. andy moore, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world tells the extraordinary story of the holidaymakers who found themselves trapped by an almighty wildfire at mammoth pools in california's sierra national forest. a warning this programme contains images some viewers may find upsetting. 0n the labour day holiday weekend in september 2020, california was struck by its largest single fire on record, the creek fire. as tornadoes of fire ripped through the sierra nationa

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the best to be created by the kingdom's crown prince.ending a strong signal, today, we turn a new page. the shake had not attended a gulf summit since the qatar crisis began in 2017. not his country is being welcomed back into the fold. the sheikh was whisked to the summit vue ian ancient city. gulf leaders posed for photographs before sitting down to sign a declaration of solidarity and stability. saudi arabia has already announced it was lifting its embargo on qatar. on tuesday, riyadh said it was restoring full diplomatic ties. these efforts helped us reach the agreement of the statement that will be signed at this summit, where we affirm our golf, arab and islamic stability and strengthen the amicable relations between our countries in order to serve the interests of their people. the declaration seeks to end the dispute which has isolated guitar for more than three years -- isolated qatar for more than three years. saudi arabia, the uae, egypt, and the rain, cut diplomatic ties with qatar. the accused ohio of supporting terrorist gr

prince -- online to.icks up the phone, i'm sitting over here president bush knows hey it's george bush. amen, dead or alive? oh it gets worse. everyone thinks your dad, how, hot, and then he goes he's alive! and then i said yes, i figure that out. well what's going on man? the prince tells him yes, i am being targeted and i know that i am in a safe place. don't worry about me, i could take care of myself, i will survive this. president bush gets off the phone and say i don't think sees that, well secretary baker he says get them all on the phone. we call everyone to tell him that the prince is alive, there may how present bush got him on the phone. when he left to go the house for lunch, he said jean, this is a good life lesson for you. if there is confusion about someone is dead or alive, call them. and you know, he's got a point. i would not have felt comfortable calling him hayman, dead or alive? i have yet to use that tactic. it is a good life lesson. the story and two hours later, a phone rings in ou

prince william praises health service staff and volunteers involved in the uk's vaccine programme.

you see prince do it. ♪ party like it's 1999 >> prince wasn't just materializing out of nowhere.he's a sexy hot performer. ♪ ♪ the sweat of your body covers me ♪ can you darling ♪ can you pick this >> he loved the idea that he was taking his punk funk music and turning it on to a white audience and that wouldn't have happened if it weren't for mtv. >> when i was younger i always said that one day i was going to play all kinds of music and no t be jundged by the contractor of my skin and not the quality of work. ♪ ♪ purple rain >> prince had a great an droj any. he brurd the gender line. every time i see him, it's like, oh, really? ok. i quit. when he plays guitar, it's pardon of his body in a way that i've never really seen before. it's not contrived. it's just -- it's just happening. what was his music? was it r&b? his music was straight down the middle mainstream grab you by the throat and balls pop. ♪ we go down to the river ♪ and into the river we dive >> a lot of it's about being there, which is why we haven't done too much of the video thing. a lot of it is it allows too mu

in his opening remarks to follow leaders, the crown prince of sized the importance of cooperation and unit size -- crown prince emphasized the importance of cooperation. >> today we are in a dire need to stand united in the face of the challenges, namely iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs, and other agendas adopted by its respected arms in the region, which undermine the stability of the region. this demands that we dovetail our efforts with the international community to cement the stability and security of the region. reporter: > also in attendance was senior white house advisor and president donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner. this was after his visit to doha late last year, that a breakthrough in negotiations was reached. since the start of the crisis, kuwait had been exerting efforts to solve the dispute, successfully preventing the military invasion of qatar. it was no surprise that the summit was named after him, together with the late leader of oman, who also passed away in 2020. with all four blockading countries agreeing to open borders to qatar, the gulf reg

prince william, who is president of the football association, says social media platforms have a responsibility to create safe environments and to hold people accountable. a number of players have been targeted this week with just one arrest being made so far. manchester united's marcus rashford described the messages he has received as "humanity and social media at its worst". nesta mcgregor reports. taking the knee, a unified protest for racial equality. it's a gesture we've become accustomed to and, last night, the latest example of why players continue to do so. manchester united striker marcus rashford, having to respond to racial abuse he had received hours after a goalless draw away to arsenal. he posted, "i am a black man and proud that i am. "no comment is going to make me feel any different". it comes in a week where several other players have also been victims of online discrimination. there's no fear at the moment, is there? if you look at the amount of abuse that is on our platforms at the moment, there's no fear of reprisal. people are doing it almost knowing that it's a one in ho

will now go back to normal earlier the summit's had got off to a promising starts when saudi crown prince mohammed bin said a man insisted on hugging qatar's emir shift i mean going from a funny as the latter touchdown in the saudi city over lara the clearest indication yet that both countries were on the way to mending relations the qatari leader confirmed his attendance at the 41st street summits of the 11th hour only after saudi arabia agreed to lift the land air and sea blockade it had been imposing on doha since 2017 in his opening remarks to follow leaders crown prince mohammed bin salomon emphasized the importance of cooperation and unity between the g.c.c. member states and i'm with you. today we are in a dire need to stand united in the face of the challenges namely iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs and other agendas adopted by its respected in the region which undermine the stability of the region this demands that we dovetail our efforts with the international community to cement the stability and security of the region also in attendance at the summit was senior wh

these pensioners were keen to come forward but the prince was told that wasn't the same for everyone. to really get into communities. the prince said that he was very glad that the queen and duke of edinburgh had been inoculated at windsor castle earlier this month. my grandparents have had the vaccine and i'm very proud of them for doing that so it's really important that everyone gets the vaccine when they're told to. that message seems to be getting through, with confirmation today that more than 3.5 million people in the uk have now been vaccinated. andy moore, bbc news. nasa has ground tested four huge engines from its new mega—rocket at the stennis space center in mississippi. it's a crucial part of the artemis programme, which aims to send us astronauts back to the moon by 202a. during the eight minute test the engines consumed more than 2.5 million litres of fuel. although the us government is funding the programme, it faces stiff competition from private sector projects such as elon musk�*s spacex. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcmaryam. thank you so much for your compa

, finally gave women permission to drive, the last country in the world to do so. >> the crown princeted to make sure that nobody would take credit for the rights for women to drive. his personality is to make sure that he gets all the credit for himself. >> reporter: loujain al- hathloul's brother walid told us his sister has always been courageous. her family says she was tortured in jail, subjected to electric shocks and threats of rape. >> it was brutal. it was insane. it was inhuman. >> reporter: a saudi court found there was no evidence of torture, but al-hathloul's family claims it was supervised by this man, saud al-qahtani, a former close associate of the crown prince, who also allegedly directed the 2018 murder of jamal khashoggi, a saudi journalist who angeredlet authorities. women fighting for thei we've been reporting on saudi women fighting for their rights since 2014, interviewing other women who took to the roads illegally, and then posted evidence of their crimes online. ♪ no woman, no drive saudi comedians, who poked fun at the hard-liners trying to stop women from d

and the queen and prince philip both receive coronavirus vaccinations at windsor castle.lo and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. and in the uk or around the world. we start with the in| and we start with the indonesian plane crash. authorities say they have found the location of where they believe sriwijaya air sj 182 crashed into the sea in the thousand islands region off the coast of the capitaljakarta. more than ten navy ships have been deployed to the site with navy divers. the boeing 737 passenger plane was carrying 62 people. jonathan head reports. flight sj 182 had only been in the airforfour minutes when all contact was lost. with no emergency call from the pilots, indonesian officials struggled to piece together what might have happened. transport minister budi karya sumadi described the boeing aircraft veering off—course before disappearing from radar screens. the flight tracking app flightradar monitored the plane making an apparent plunge from 10,000 feet to near sea level before it vanished. friends and relatives were left waiting at i

this is a survey by the princes trust - a survey by the princes trust charity.h life is really tragic reading. understandable anyway. young people have had so many opportunities snatched from them. whether education, job opportunities and contact with friends. people are at that age is teenagers are at their early 20s so much less established in the world. and i can understand how it's really difficult for them. and jack, these are kids who haven't done exams last year. many won't do it this year either. and great uncertainty about their intellectual academic future and indeed any of those kids who were looking atjobs in hospitality and those students i willjobs in hospitality and those students i will jobs that in hospitality and those students i willjobs that people did to make ends meet when they were going through university.— through university. exactly. it's heartbreaking. _ through university. exactly. it's heartbreaking. it's _ through university. exactly. it's heartbreaking. it's not - through university. exactly. it's heartbreaking. it's notjust - thro

but i put on the end of this -- that's prince bandar. a better look at his face.dded just some funeral photos at the end. this was president bush's service dog sully that he had for the last nine months. and sully was an amazing companion and i still miss that dog. the sweetest dog in the world. he's now at walter reed hospital. and this was another photo that went viral. he just laid there. i do have one funny story about sully. we had just flew from houston to washington, d.c., and sully -- i was on -- president bush's aid who usually takes care of sully was helping take pictures because he's a good photographer and evan asked me if i would walk sully off the plane. i said, i would be happy to. i walked him across the tarmac and one of our press people come running over and said to me, sa jean, the press just want to know if you could -- they want to interview me, good grief. if you could move because you're between them and sully. it was a humbling moment. this is president bush lying in state at the capitol. we went straight to the capitol when, you know, this

these pensioners were keen to come forward but the prince was told that wasn't the same for everyone.nt to really get into communities. the prince said that he was very glad that the queen and duke of edinburgh had been inoculated at windsor castle earlier this month. my grandparents have had the vaccine and i'm very proud of them for doing that so it's really important that everyone gets the vaccine when they're told to. that message seems to be getting through, with confirmation today that more than 3.5 million people in the uk have now been vaccinated. andy moore, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. this is bbc news, i'm martin crux all. an extra £120 million of funding will be available to local councils to boast social care staffing levels. the department of health and social care said the new funds would help increase workforce capacity for care homes and domiciliary care providers hit by staff absences during the coronavirus pandemic. the president of the association of directors of adult social services,

and 17 and he's likely to further expand his influence he is the crown prince and ultimately one day he's going to become the king of saudi arabia so you will definitely see him today during the summit and you will see him more often in the near future trying to shape the agenda this explains why he should a statement yesterday saying that summit is going to be an opportunity to build a united stance among the g.c.c. head is the quite interesting aspect about what happened yesterday. this provides a unique chance for the qataris because they have very good relations with iran can go to the saudis and say you know what i think we have an answer we can mediate fences we can build now the differences between you and with iran is turkey is an extremely important regional power we have very good relations with the turks less use that and let's help you saudis build bridges with the turks if we do that it will be having a knock on effect on syria and libya and if we mend fences when it comes to those regional issues is this is going to be good news not only for the qataris but also for sau

this explains that yesterday just right after the announcement of the lifting of the book a crown prince mohammed bin sermon said that he wants this summit to be a not for charity to build a united stance of course the only delegation arriving that white now have a different view about how to move forward when it comes to the him the lifting of the blockade and this explains that the response yesterday was muted we do understand they don't seem to be really quite excited about what how what is happening why it's in now now what is going to happen in the next are always going to be extremely important for many reasons all the countries are going to pin down details of an agreement about how to turn the chops of the blockade and move forward with seeing clearly a pattern now which is a breakthrough in the saudi qatari relations. we have to monitor and see if. i defer to her sister present of egypt or wives and whether in the near future we're see in a sense of rapprochement between the start of the tardies and the egyptians that could give us an indication about whether. all the countries

minister i did also have a similar as the kuwaiti emir made calls with cotters emir and the saudi crown prince based on what the kuwaiti emir his highness shaikh now awful also proposed an agreement was reached to open the land and maritime borders between the kingdom of saudi arabia and the state of qatar starting tonight. expressed his gratitude to the custodian of the holy sites the saudi king for all the efforts he is making to ensure the summit will be successful. how does is just. from doha. obviously this initial agreement only stipulates that saudi airspace and the land border between qatar and saudi arabia and the maritime borders that the 2 countries share will be open it doesn't make reference to the other 3 blockading countries namely the united arab emirates. and egypt however a saudi is the main force at least in terms of the current setup between those 4 countries and it is expected that during this summit that will take place on tuesday more agreements or more details of the agreements will be announced why i say this is one of the main obstacles because from the very beginning

hammered out on he landed in the saudi city of and was greeted with an embrace by the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salon joining other gulf leaders for a major regional summit well that meeting is about to begin and learn it follows a move by side to open its sea and land borders to cattle in what's being seen as a step towards resolving an illegal blockade on the country delegations from oman bahrain the united arab emirates kuwait and egypt are also attending. john hendren is standing by for us in washington d.c. with reaction out of the u.s. where we live with him and mohammed values on the cattle saudi border but let's start our coverage with our senior correspondent has followed the story for some time let's just begin with the fact that the meeting begins the hard talk starts how hard or in depth can those talks be. it's a crucial gathering now because this is when they will have to come together start talking about some of the elements about the agreement about to announce and also talk about what they will be doing in the immediate future for the announcement to happen i think

it was a center of power for the prince bishops. these were bishops who ruled as princes and they had the residence built as a symbol of their wealth and influence. it's essentially a palace in all its splendor. the current residence took shape in the 18th century designed by architect both azhar norman as a fusion of french polish architecture viennese baroque and italian construction style. in 1903 the pilgrimage church of wiis in the foothills of the alps was graced with a world heritage title. the sumptuous rococo church stands in an ideal a countryside where a miracle was reported in 738. peasant woman maria lawrie claimed to have seen a wooden statue of christ crying real tears. in 1904. and falcon most palaces and pool near cologne were added to the unesco world heritage list. palace is a former summer residence of colognes archbishop elector clements how boost. the 2 flamboyant structures were cited as germany's 1st truly significant creations in the rococo style. they served as examples for many a german princely court for

funny was welcomed with an embrace by saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon this a day after the announcement that saudi arabia would reopen its. borders to qatar's emir has paid tribute to the efforts of kuwait in helping to negotiate the end of the blockades to model china has our report. after 3 and a half years of a crisis that threatened the very core of the gulf region g.c.c. leaders have agreed to end divisions and usher in a new era of cooperation the olympic relation is that has achieved a settlement of all issues outstanding in a way that is entirely satisfied factory to all nations involved all the countries involved we are extremely pleased with having been able to achieve this very important breakthrough that we believe will contribute very much to the stability security of all our nations in the region and yes all the outstanding. whether it's turning of diplomatic relations flights etc all of that will now go back to normal earlier the summit's had got off to a promising starts when saudi crown prince mohammed bin said a man insisted on hiding qatar's emir shif

intelligence conclusions that it was likely a directed operation coming from the crown prince himself so certainly the president had faced much criticism over his response to saudi arabia coming even from members of his own party the republicans and we saw congress throughout the years of the trouble ministration in their rare departures from president members of his party again the republicans voting in measures that were very critical of saudi arabia its role in the war in yemen so to to go from bad point to the to the last 2 weeks of president trump's administration where he can call this a win again if the deal sticks that was negotiated by his own son in law and gerry cushion or who long called peace in the middle east his his predominant goal and his role in the white house as a senior advisor this is certainly something that the trouble in astray should and will likely celebrate will talk a lot about in the coming days. thank you much indeed for the time being and i'm sure we'll talk to you again soon i mean. it is live for us from doha so jim for people who just tuning in give

prince bandar online to. [laughs] president bush picks up the phone.tting here and bush says hello bandar, president bush. dead or alive? [laughs] [laughs] it gets worse. he says everyone here thinks you are dead. a ha. who. and then he goes, he is alive. [laughs] i said, yes, i figured that out. he says what's going on. prince bandar tells him, yes, i am being targeted and i know that. i'm in a safe place. don't worry about me. i can take care of myself. i will survive this. president bush gets off the phone and he says who thinks he's dead. he says get them all on the phone. we call everyone to tell them that bandar's alive, and they are amazed president bush got them on the phone. when he left to go to the house for lunch, he says, jean, this is a good life lesson for you. if there is confusion about if someone is dead or alive, call them. [laughs] [laughs] and, you know, he has got a point. i would not have felt comfortable calling bandar and saying, hey man, deader alive. i have yet to use that tactic, but it is a good life lesson. the story ended