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 daily mail raises questions about prince andrew's alibi for the night he is alleged to have had sex 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 prov

this is about prince andrew and anne sacoolas. what is the suggestion?ion? harry dunn's family want justice, understandably so the suggestion? harry dunn's family wantjustice, understandably so in what is an absolutely horrendous case. he was allegedly killed by anne sacoolas who is now back in the us. a suggestion that swapping her for prince andrew who they were allegations against him being tied up allegations against him being tied up to the jeffrey allegations against him being tied up to thejeffrey epstein case. even the spokesperson for harry dunn's family said there is not going to be a swap because prince andrew is not facing any charges. whether he will be facing any charges is not clear. there is no suggestion of charges for prince andrew but that he may have information. this is a story which is haunting him and will not go away. it is doing record damage to the royal family. they are in the midst of facing their own existential crisis. in the sun, union a joke, the fact that the seems to be pushed about prince andrew's birthday. townhall is

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

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

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

the daily mail raises questions about prince andrew's "alibi" for the night he is alleged to have hadrginia roberts — claims the prince has strongly denied. and the express 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 lin

threw a young boy off a balcony in london — regulators investigatie whether warnings were missed prince andrewdeferring 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 britis

he is prince andrew's birthday. he is described as a disgraced duke and says the government will not fly the union flag on state loadings for the occasion this year. but as the headline points out, westminster abbey will stick to its tradition and ring it spells when he turns 60 later this month. finally an mp caused controversy here in the uk when she wore an off the shoulder dress in parliament. the website she brought it from her since sold out and she is now auctioning off the item for charity. well, no off the shoulder dress is here with me. so we will come to that in a moment. i am so we will come to that in a moment. iam intrigued so we will come to that in a moment. i am intrigued to know whether you have managed to sell off anything online that you did not want and perhaps made something in the process. we will deal with that later. firstly, the serious situation covered by the new york times. this is becoming like a wartime level of action in wuhan and yet despite all the action, the number of infected peo

and prince andrew. next to a victim and going natural has not been charged with anything and it to me that's that's kind of mind boggling and we say we don't know or it said that we don't know where she is an vast crowd of that that's completely ridiculous because someone like glenn maxwell is she lives high on the hog i mean she spends a lot of money her financial footprints are all over and the f.b.i. if the f.b.i. wanted to find glenn maxwell tomorrow they could find her i'm i'm convinced of that it really does nick you've covered you know these cases before obviously the franklin scandal which is a you know very big case are you seeing those same similarities here in the 3rd act as you mentioned we talked about this being the 3rd act of the upstream case are you seeing the same kind of similarities the happen with the 3rd act of the franklin scandal now rearing that's kind of same had with epstein. well the franklin scandal the 3rd act of the franklin scandal was making sure that the victims didn't

it was in that context i met prince andrew, came to my class, wrote a letter. probably worth a couple bucks now. i have a dear alan letter, signed andrew, he thanks me for inviting him to the class. describes how much he learned in the class. he mostly learned on the street. he was in the navy. he hadn't had formal education. he would love, last paragraph, i would love to continue my education with you and jeffrey epstein. he was learning from jeffrey epstein. epstein used to have all these conferences an big events fancy people went to. nobody suspected anything of this kind. hindsight is not 20/20. hindsight can skew what you see. hindsight could be 4, 800. hindsight you see people in light of what happened. how couldn't you know? we didn't know. here is the best proof i had no idea. one day i was talking to jeffrey epstein, before we knew anything happened he was at harvard with a conference and a seminar. what are you doing for christmas? my granddaughter who went to horace mann, has a soccer tournament. where? that is near palm beach. my house will be empty

and there will be no truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, unless prince andrew stops hiding the truth from the fbi and from the public. this is unacceptable. >> the prince was a long time friend to jeffrey epstein and was forced to step back from his royal duties after an interview about his relationship with the accused sex trafficker. >>> a rebranding in the works for prince harry and meghan markle as they prepare to exit their roles as senior members of the royal family. the couple will no longer be allowed to use the sussex royal name on any eir projects, including their charity foundation. they had filed a trademark application for the term, but have since withdrawn it. harry and meghan officially end their duties on march 31st. >>> wells fargo has agreed to pay $3 billion over its fake account scandal back in 2016. they admitted to falsifying records, harming credit ratings of customers, misusing their personal information, and wrongfully collecting millions in fees and interests. the settlement resolves their criminal and civil liabilities for the scandal. the company

prince andrew was said to follow his siblings charles and and and become an admiral when he turned 60ince has asked the ministry of defence to defer his promotion for now. in a statement, the palace said that by convention the duke of york would be in line for military promotion on his 60th birthday. following the decision by his royal highness to step back from public duties for the foreseeable future, the duke of york has asked ministry of defence if this promotion may be deferred until such time that his royal highness returns to public duty. it appears that the duke may still intend to accept the promotion in the future, perhaps when or if the backlash against his friendship with the sex offenderjeffrey epstein dies down. for now, andrew remains very much a nonworking royal, even though his official website still says he is. but in a further sign of his now diminished status, the government has told local councils that they are not required to fly the union flag on his birthday, as they do for other senior royals. westminster abbey says it will still ring the bells to mark his sev

prince andrew was set to follow his siblings charles and anne, and become an admiral when he turned 60inistry of defence to defer his promotion for now. in a statement, the palace said... it appears that the duke may still intend to accept the promotion in the future, perhaps when, or if, the backlash against his friendship with the sex offender jeffrey epstein dies down. for now, andrew remains very much a nonworking royal, even though his official website still says he is. but in a further sign of his now diminished status, the government has told local councils that they are not required to fly the union flag on his birthday, as they do for other senior royals. westminster abbey says it will still ring the bells to mark his seventh decade. john mcmanus, bbc news. shamima begum, one of three schoolgirls who went to syria to join the islamic state group, has lost the first stage of her appeal against moves to remove her british citizenship. her lawyers argued the decision of the then home secretary, sajid javid, rendered her stateless. they've described today's decision as "baffling",

prince andrew denies any wrongdoing.ce kicks off in iowa on monday where democrats will cast the first ballots to decide who will be their nominee to take on president trump in november's election. it's a close race with the party divided between leftist candidates and moderates. nick bryant reports. the road to the white house passes first through iowa, one of the most rural states in america, one of the vital states in america. but since the turn of america, the democrat who has won here has gone on to become the party's presidential nominee. the next president of the united states. cheering a front runner here is a 78—year—old senator, treated like a pop idol by the young. bernie sanders is a one—time socialist who believes radicalism is the only way to defeat donald trump, a political revolution of the left. no other candidate in iowa has pulled the crowd as big as this. let us go forward together, let us defeat donald trump. let us transform this country. the former vice presidentjoe biden is a soft jazz sort of can

prince andrew denies any wrongdoing.wed to return to their homes following a huge fire at an industrial bakery. more than a hundred firefighters were at the scene of the blaze at westgate retail park yesterday. it was feared the building may have contained asbestos, however the fire service confirmed that none was released into the air. at least twenty people have died in a stampede during an outdoor religious service in tanzania. the pentecostal service was taking place last night at a stadium in the northern town of moshi. according to a local official, worshippers were rushing to be anointed with holy oil when the stampede occured. margot robbie, renee zellweger and al pacino are just some of the stars up for awards at tonight's baftas ceremony at london's royal albert hall. the nominations have been criticised for their lack of diversity, with all 20 acting nominees being white. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. the british world war i epic, 1917, is the runaway favourite at tonight's bafta film

prince andrew has turned down the chance of becoming a navy admiral.l has a story on a teenager who through a six—year—old boy from a balcony at the tate. let's begin with the mastro. —— metro. it says virus britt scott bug in singapore, not china this time but has now come to the uk. the story continues. the crisis and the epidemic continues. i think why this is such a development, this is the first case of it being transmitted across. so the government has issued a warning that essentially, it's talked about a bigger range of country, thailand, south korea, hong kong, and told people to be very cautious. people coming in from those countries, they should be self quarantined for a couple weeks. i hope officials actually are handling this very well. it feels like all precautions —— there's a need to panic, but i think wejust need —— there's a need to panic, but i think we just need to be vigilant. this idea of self isolating, if you have those symptoms now, notjust coming back from china, the government has changed its guidance to it. it's still compou

prince andrew was set to follow his siblings charles and anne and become an admiral when he turned 60onvention the duke of york would be in line for military promotion on his 60th birthday. following the decision by his royal highness to step back from public duties for the foreseeable future, the duke of york has asked ministry of defence if this promotion may be deferred until such time that his royal highness returns to public duty. it appears that the duke may still intend to accept the promotion in the future, perhaps when or if the backlash against his friendship with the sex offender jeffrey epstein dies down. for now, andrew remains very much a nonworking royal, even though his official website still says he is. but in a further sign of his now diminished status, the government has told local councils that they are not required to fly the union flag on his birthday, as they do for other senior royals. westminster abbey says it will still ring the bells to mark his seventh decade. an mp who was heavily criticised for wearing an off the shoulder dress in the house of commons is

controversy over marking prince andrew's birthday.sgraced duke and says the government will not fly the union flag on state loadings for the occasion this year. but as the headline points out, westminster abbey will stick to its tradition and ring it spells when he turns 60 later this month. finally an mp caused controversy here in the uk when she wore an off the shoulder dress in parliament. the website she brought it from her since sold out and she is 110w her since sold out and she is now auctioning off the item for charity. well, no off the shoulder dress is here with me. so we will come to that in a moment. i am so we will come to that in a moment. iam intrigued so we will come to that in a moment. i am intrigued to know whether you have managed to sell off anything online that you did not want and perhaps made something in the process. we will deal with that later. firstly, the serious situation covered by the new york times. this is

prince andrew under fire from a prosecutor here in the u.s. the prince accused of not cooperating with the investigation into the late jeffrey epstein. >> today prince andrew has provided zero cooperation. >> prince andrew seen with his mother the queen smiling just days ago. at the time the image seemed as a sign of support from buckingham palace, but it's his relationship with a then 17-year-old american woman and his friendship with sex offender jeffrey epstein that has authorities wanting to speak to him as part of an investigation of allegations of sex trafficking. >>> some of the week's wildest moments caught on camera. a massive fire ripped through an alabama dock killing at least eight people. >> overnight inferno captured on camera raging at an alabama dock. flames ripping through dunz of boats. >>> a powerful earthquake rocked the caribbean. >> a massive 7.7 off jamaica's northwest coast. >>> and a dramatic scene in eastern siberia. >> more than 500 fisherman were stranded on a giant ice flow that broke off from an island. emergency c

town halls have been ordered by the government to raise the unionjack in honour of ‘scandal—hit‘ prince andrewsheadlines as a quest for acquittal and president trump and the child. the guardian has a picture of him looking very serious. he looks a bit late but of course he wasn't think. he isa late but of course he wasn't think. he is a teflon chance that he once again its demise. i put the money on the fact that he is going to win again another number. now it has really wiped out how to attack him. kratz there is what happens in the election here. the democrats are letting laughed looking for a quite ha rd to defeat letting laughed looking for a quite hard to defeat him. the backdrop of what is happening in the d economy is doing well, he had a good set of cards to play. a smart body is on hand walking back for a second term. he has defied political conviction that we are in a world where presidents are being broken up day by day. send accents when it's not that surprising. it's been a very good at week for ila. in the pages title lies. as predicted in what democrats are saying we knew it was

we have had prince andrew, prince harry going off.. >> you have made your cases. i appreciate it. thank you very much. all things monoart i can. again, the cnn series premier this is sunday night at 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> back here at home, president trump is at odds with his home state of new york after restricting the traveler programs. the governor meeting with him at the white house this hour we have details on how he says he's going to call the president's bluff. fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. including your interest rate right by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right with sofi. check your rate in two minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. get a no-fee personal loan so did you gkind of. car? thanks to navy federal it only took 5 minutes. so vets can

it involves prince andrew happened back in 2001.tion officer claims the duke of york was verbally abusive when he arrived that night. prince andrew claimed to have been at home with his children. he's denied knowing the victim despite published pictures with the two of them. she claims she was trafficked to the prince by jeffrey epstein. epstein died by suicide. u.s. investigators say the prince has not cooperated with their investigation at all. >>> the harvey weinstein trial resumes tomorrow with jury deliberations to try and break a deadlock. on friday jurors indicated they were deadlocked on two of the most serious counts. they were unanimous on the other three. let's explore what that might mean with katy fang, an attorney and msnbc contributor. >> welcome. >> so good to be with you. >> miami, very much at the epicenter of the weinstein story. or epstein. why is the jury deadlocked on those two charges? what it about those that they're struggling with? >> if you're a member of a jury in a criminal case and looking at the fact t

but i think that prince andrew is no longer respected asa prince andrew is no longer respected as a memberle interview. angela, thank you. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. still to come this morning: you are the late replacement bus, and the difference between us — i've got doubts. —— guts. joy france, the 63—year—old nanna making a name for herself in the rap world, will be here. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm geeta pendse. overcrowding in housing in parts of london and the south—east is worse now than at any other period in 40 years. that's according to research from queen's university belfast. they found that, between 1971 and 2011, overcrowding increased in a third of neighbourhoods in london. the research delves into the impact of this change. cities like london would be safer if more people switched from vehicles to electric scooters. that is according to a new study from the economic organisation the oecd. it says a trip by car or motorbike in a dense area is much more likely to result in someone's death. e—scoot

will not surprise you, because of course there has been, and it is far from finished, the whole prince andrew, let's not! let's not, simply because we won't get through the rest of the papers. and we want to talk about hmrc. another rich family. so, yes, what is the financial times that weekend saying about hmrc? this is one of the schemes, one of the wheezes that wealthy people and upper middle class people upwards are advised by plato —— clever accountants to do. they set up these trusts, they are set up, what is it called? family investment companies. it is one way of avoiding paying as much tax as they can well afford but wish not to pay. i am pleased that finally hmrc is cracking down on some of these... finally hmrc is cracking down on some of these. .. well, not yet. but by saying that they are illegal? no. but it is tax evasion, then there is tax fraud, they are not the same thing. but they have not been pursued. they are not cracking down yet, they are thinking about it. they have a secretive unit, apparently, about the... well, that is the beginning. it is to create transparency. to

the mail on sunday raises questions about prince andrew's "alibi" for the night he is alleged to haveas 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 is set to swell to its largest in two decades. so, let's start with that story, the house of lords in the sunday times. expenses spiral out of control, david? yes, they have been looking at the claims of the noble gentlemen and ladies in the upper house and they found they have risen 30%. interesting figures in here. 31 lords who claimed more in expenses than the standard take—home pay of an mp. just to give you a bit of detail, you get £323 tax—free for signing on and some of the pi

the witness against prince andrew has a long history.ing 14 when she met epstein. she was 17 when she met epstein. i am going to stop you there. she is not here to defend herself. she stands by her story which includes, she alleges, being trafficked to you for sex. you have had your say. she is not going to get her say on this programme. but the truth of the matter is that she is suing you, you are suing her. the courts will decide who is telling the truth. please have her on television. have her state her view, have her answer these questions. she has refused to accuse me on television, because she knows if she does, she'll be subject to defamation. as i say, she has her story, you have yours. what i am interested in today, and i put this in... well, there is truth, and the truth is on my side. this question of minors, in the context again of the environment we're now in, the #metoo movement and all that goes with it. you, going way back, more than 20 years, made a case for saying the age of consent should be lowered to 15. you have als

i think actually the speed with which prince andrew following that disastrous interview with emily maitlisar that the conservative party is quite good at blurting out bad leaders, is quite restless like that. the royal family leaders, is quite restless like that. the royalfamily acted incredibly quickly to cut him out of all these functions because they sensed that was not compatible with public opinion. there is another story in the times, i think, that talks about, didn't realise this, but it is customary to ring bells for the queen's children on their that they in various churches around the country and are not going to do that. but westminster abbey is. buckingham palace press officers issued the following by commencing the duke of york would be in line for a military promotion on his 60th birthday, following the decision by his royal highness to step back from public duties for the foreseeable future he has asked the ministry of defence of the promotion may be deferred until such time as he returns to public duty, assuming he does. i think the scandal isn't going to go away, questions

threw a young boy off a balcony in london — regulators investigatie whether warnings were missed prince andrewgy bills set to fall — after regulator ofgem lowers caps on prices.

prince andrew was set to follow his siblings charles and anne, and become an admiral when he turned 60e said... it appears that the duke may still intend to accept the promotion in the future, perhaps when, or if, the backlash against his friendship with the sex offender jeffrey epstein dies down. for now, andrew remains very much a nonworking royal, even though his official website still says he is. but in a further sign of his now diminished status, the government has told local councils that they are not required to fly the union flag on his birthday, as they do for other senior royals. westminster abbey says it will still ring the bells to mark his seventh decade. john mcmanus, bbc news. some breaking news to bring you from an inquest into the death of a 16—year—old boy, who fell from a cliff in north wales while on a trip with the scouts. then leonard fell from a 200 foot cliff on the great norm in llandudno. there had been no risk assessment risk putting and no list of participants. scout leaders hadn't realised that ben and his two friends were on their own that they have not be

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. >> prince philip was the fifth child of prince andrew of greece.of his life starting the royal family was overthrown in greece. there was a military coup and the family had to flee. >> he comes with a broken home. his father has ha mistress in monte carlo, his mother has been shut up for mental health problems, he never sees her. >> somebody described philip as a very large dog without a basket. >> when in england philip stays with his uncle. the king's cousin, lord louie mountbatten. >> prince philip had a very difficult childhood, absent parents so my grandfather really took on that role. he came more than an uncle. >> he's impressed by what he sees in the young prince philip and he has these ambitions for him. >> princess elizabeth first noticed philip seven years earlier at the royal naval college in dartmouth. >> in 1939 when princess elizabeth was a little girl of 13, and prince philip was 18 and a naval cadet, the king and the queen, with their two daughters came to the college. they played crochet. and prince philip is intent on his shot an

. >> prince phillip was the fifth child of prince andrew of greece. he had four much older sisters. 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 princess elizabeth gazing up at him.

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and the duchess of sussex's decision to step back from the limelight, and the controversy over prince andrew'sual to see the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall alongside the duke and duchess of cambridge at the same engagement. it's not normally the way that they work. but in seeing them like that here today, what it does is emphasise, in the current climate, with no meghan and no harry, that this foursome is very much the public working face of the royal family alongside the queen. but they were here today to visit the defence medical rehabilitation centre. this relatively new facility, just outside loughborough, is designed to improve the lives of members of the armed forces who have suffered traumatic and complex injuries. the royal visitors spoke to staff and to patients here and they saw some of the physio and gym sessions. one of them also tried his hand at a bit of wheelchair basketball, as well, during their visit. but the overarching message of the four members of the royal family coming here together today is that this is a family trying to work together, trying to move forw

. >>> prince andrew being targeted gloria allred, a school bus was driven by buckingham with a picturef the prince and a message, asking him to call the fbi and answer their questions about jeffrey epstein. >>> that is the cnbc news update at this hour back to you, wilf and morgan. >>> energy has gotten slapped over the past decade, the worst performing sector, and that's in part, of course, two oil's volume tiff. rahel solomon is having a look >> take a look at that wild ride over the last ten years. you can see the prices spiked in may of 2011 at around $114 a barrel fast forward to february 2016 when that growth started to slow and also rising supply concerns. you see prices tank to around 2550 a barrel. oversupply is still a major focus, especially as u.s. production has more than doubled in that time frame one company we have seen trade almost in lock step has been marathon oil on the other hand, two big refiner names, they have outperformed the sector and largely avoided crude's crush. they're both up between 200 and 400% morgan, back to you rahel thank you very much. growth stoc

prince andrew has deferred an honorary navy promotion after stepping back from public duties over hisfender. the duke of york was due to become an admiral on his birthday later this month, he's decided not to take the title for the time being. shamima begum the bethnal green schoolgirl who ran off to join the group calling itself islamic state is lost the first stage of her appeal against having her british citizenship stripped. the special immigration appeals commission which hears national security cases said the 20—year—old could be stripped of her nationality because she had not been left stateless. the organisation said she could turn instead to bangladesh for citizenship. it's claimed many people have lost faith in the ability of police to investigate everyday offences such as burglaries, assaults and car crime. inspectors say the most recent figures showed suspects were charged in less than 8% of cases in england and wales. they believe it's damaging the relationship between police and the public. the government has been warned it could run out of prison places in two yea rs ru

others in between included what prince andrew going on a tour of afghanistan, military duty, i say thisgrain of salt but not dismiss the source, the drudge report saying michael bloomberg is seriously considering hillary clinton to be his running mate. we are pursuing this and trying to get to the bottom of it and if there's anything to it. all is occurring at the nevada caucuses, voting could be underway for the message goes through next saturday. allison barber has more on that. >> reporter: it is crunch time. joe biden redeployed some staffers from the super tuesday states to nevada and south carolina. he has 150 staffers on the ground, bernie sanders has a well-established ground game as well and has 250 staffers. amy klobuchar on new hampshire primary night had 30 people on the ground but as those numbers started coming in she started to perform better than some people were expecting. one of her senior campaign staffers told me they were upping her staff on the ground from 30 staffers to 50, klobuchar announced her first big nevada ad 7 figures and tv spot airing in the markets, pe

the sun reports that the government has ordered town halls to fly the unionjack to honour prince andrew'sn other royal news, a "hero" who saved princess anne from a kidnap attempt has told the daily mirror how the queen paid off his mortgage to thank him. former boxer ronnie russell, who is now 72, tackled the gunman after he shot four people in 1974. so then the queen said thank you and he said he was close to repossession, but he had his mortgage paid off stop he hasjust spoken about it after 46 years. lovely story. what have you got here? quite a moment yesterday. a driverless car managed to complete "0ne driverless car managed to complete "one of the most complex, longest autonomous journeys yet. " "one of the most complex, longest autonomous journeys yet." according to the sun. it went from bedfordshire to sunderland and it had to navigate roundabouts, levi's, traffic lights and all of those things —— laybys. traffic lights and all of those things -- laybys. all of the things that regular drivers have to contend with. normally they are on test tracks or straight lines. a human did ha

union flags may no longer be flown on government buildings to celebrate the birthday of prince andrewpening of parliament, remembrance day... the birthdays of ten members of the royal family the queen, the duke of edinburgh, four children, and more. it is currently up to local councils and town halls to follow the guidelines. it is mandatory on all central government buildings to raise the flag on those days. february 19, buildings to raise the flag on those days. february19, prince andrew‘s 60th birthday, flag is raised in his honour. questions have been raised about that today, obviously following the controversy over his friendship with jeffrey following the controversy over his friendship withjeffrey epstein and his decision last november to step back from public duties. at least one council, liverpool city council, the mayor has said they have been vocal they will not be flying the flag. the government‘s response, we are working with the royal household to see how flag flying policy can be applied in changing circumstances such as when a member of the royal family steps back from

but the is going to be no meghan and harry episode and probably no prince andrew episode.ght have finished watching that or they can catch up on iplayer on the trial of christine keeler, a great series, if you are christine keeler, a great series, if you a re interested christine keeler, a great series, if you are interested in politics or the drama around the trial, i recommend it. this is the early 19605 many, it has been discovered disused, if you like, in a garage, it is worth £20,000 on market. do you want a quick word on this? insurance problems. this is in the guardian and it is about the fact that people are stealing catalytic converters from environmentally friendly cars because of the metals inside them, rhodium and palladium, which are worth thousands of pounds. if you can steal one of these things, there has been a 600% increase in the number of these things being stolen on the streets and you can make a fortune. that means insurance will go up. insurance premiums are going up. we wa nt insurance premiums are going up. we want people to move towards these quys

they always say prince andrew is a favourite which has caused all kinds of complicated conversations this morning's main news.... public health officials have tried to track down anyone who has come into co nta ct to track down anyone who has come into contact with a man from surrey who was the first man to contract the disease on uk soil. the government is expected to publish emergency legislation next week on how it plans to tackle the ongoing spread of the virus. on this programme heath minister edward aygar defended the government against criticisms it has been slow to act on coronavirus. what we are doing is looking at beyond containment, which, as i say, the chief medical officer is clear. he believes it is working and can continue to work but we are planning for other eventualities. what we'd would need to do, assessing what powers we would need to delay and further contain this outbreak, if it went beyond that phase. it won't be on that phase at the moment but this is contingency planning about how we would deal with an eighth degree of transmission. british tourists being ke

. >> prince edward albert christian george andrew patrick david. >> my grandmother was at the proclamationes out her window the you why king, edward, with wallis by his side. and she's very shocked by this. we have the new king standing next to his american mistress, laughing, enjoying himself, when they should have been in mourning and it should have been a much more somber, dignified occasion. the king has only just died. to appear at a window with your mistress as your proclaimed king, well, what more can i say? >> the gravity of his role as the new constitutional king seems to pass edward completely by. >> and you get the feeling that really, he is kind of liberated. now his father is gone. he can do exactly what he wants. >> he spends most of every week planning lunches and dinners and weekends at ft. belvedere or buying costly presents and jewels for wallis. a playboy king. >> edward's reliance on mrs. simpson grows. he neglects his official duties. he doesn't do the things that he's supposed to be doing. he doesn't do his job. so far his affair with mrs. simpson has been successfull

prince is a close ally. president. >> back with us tonight, we're happy to be able to talk to andrew weissmann, former lead prosecutor during the russia investigation working under special counsel mueller. he is these days a distinguished senior fellow at the nyu school of law here in new york. counsel counselor, first off, you worked for the mueller effort. the stone effort was a subset of that. let me start by asking you, what can't you talk about because of your previous work? >> so, i can talk about what's happened in the last few weeks, which is i think of interest to everyone. i cannot talk about what happened during the special counsel's office on the stone case or any other case that we were handling. >> let's start there. the departure of these four, their withdrawal from the case. how did this hit you? what does it mean inside doj? >> so, i think it's the four people. i think i would add to that the replacement of jessie lu as well. >> okay. i wanted to get into that. >> you mentioned that, and that is also extremely rare. so, to take that first, there is nothing wrong with the president replacing a u.s. at