the welsh team met prince charles today ahead of their match against south africa on sunday.ining session in tokyo and our sports correspondent andy swiss was there. wea rers have had wearers have had a special visits are at their training camp here today. prince charles who has been here in tokyo for the interment ceremony of the new emperor, that happened yesterday but today he met up happened yesterday but today he met up with the wail of players, first of all he met warren gatland, the coach and captain, allan lamb of all he met warren gatland, the coach and captain, allan lameones as well before meeting up with the rest of the whales prayers, he was presented with a signed rugby shirt by the whales squad after receiving that prince charles said he wasn't sure that prayer would make everyone proud. he went to present one of the players with his rugby world cup because he has just arrived out here as an injury replacement so that's what a proud moment for him. of course we have both of his sons very keen and rugby fans, william is a patron of the w that allows rugby union

them, prince charles representing the united kingdom. you are with the briefing here on bbc news. now let's brief you on some other business stories: justin trudeau is expected to be returned to office, but his liberal party may have to form a minority government. and japan's new emperor naruhito has travelled to the imperial palace in tokyo, that is the empty throne there, the chrysanthemum the empty throne there, the chrysa nthemum throne, you the empty throne there, the chrysanthemum throne, you are seeing live pictures of what has been going on in tokyo. and in israel, the israeli president will ask benny gantz to form a new government after attem pts gantz to form a new government after atte m pts to gantz to form a new government after attempts to build a coalition government by benjamin netanyahu have failed. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the independent, which reports on a group of british mps planning to rebel against borisjohnson‘s drive to force

them, prince charles representing the united kingdom. now let's brief you on some other business stories: justin trudeau is expected to be returned to office, but his liberal party may have to form a minority government. and japan's new emperor naruhito has travelled to the imperial palace in tokyo, that is the empty throne there, the chrysanthemum the empty throne there, the chrysa nthemum throne, you the empty throne there, the chrysanthemum throne, you are seeing live pictures of what has been going on in tokyo. and in israel, the israeli president will ask benny gantz to form a new government after attem pts gantz to form a new government after atte m pts to gantz to form a new government after attempts to build a coalition government by benjamin netanyahu have failed. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines

so it's hard not to make comparisons between the young royals and prince charles. too far. prince harry and meghan out this morning seen together for the first time since their documentary aired. their emotional revelations in that special are now seen in stark contrast to another new royal doc, this one about harry's dad. >> i love it. he drives me mad half the time. >> reporter: "prince charles: inside the duchy of cornwall" airing last night in the uk and viewers immediately praising the prince for focusing on his work and not himself. some calling it a lesson in being royal, and comparing it to how the duke and duchess opened up about life in their documentary. >> well, i guess thank you for asking because not many people have asked if i'm okay. >> reporter: a welcome and touching insight for some but considered controversial by others. both films offering rare glimpses inside the practicalities of royal life behind the scenes. prince charles is seen preparing his son prince william to take over as e prince of wales. prince william telling itv he'll follow in h

the last royal visit to the country was made by william's father, prince charles, and his wife, camillandent secunder kermani is in islamabad. tell us more about their day. well, we know the royal couple arrived here last night in islamabad. they will be spending time here and also travelling to the city of lahore as well as more mountainous, remote regions in the north of the country. while they are here in islamabad, they will be meeting the president of pakistan, the prime minister of pakistan, imran khan. buta of pakistan, the prime minister of pakistan, imran khan. but a lot of their time will also be spent with younger people, talking about issues such as climate change, education, certainly i think they will be keen to work avoid straying into any kind of political controversy touching on the cashmere crisis or the legacy of british colonialism which some here still want an apology for —— kashmir. this has particular significance for britain, of course, because of the large british, pakistani diaspora. the two countries have a close relationship and it has a special significance

the event including several hundred guests who have flown in from abroad to attend including prince charlesto the event. whether 01’ will be coming to the event. whether or not some politics would affect. a lot of talk about who south korea would send, for example, as the two countries are now locked in a trade war. south korea has decided to send the prime minister instead of the president. even as late as yesterday, there were reports that carrie lam, the chief executive of hong kong may attend but on the latest list we were given yesterday ina latest list we were given yesterday in a press briefing, her name was not on it. the event, the ceremony is now under way inside the imperial palace and we will be watching the amazing outfit that the emperor and empress will be wearing. the outset that the emperor naruhito is wearing is only worn by the emperor himself. also the empress will be wearing a 12 layered robe. can you imagine how long that would take to get ready?! and an amazing hairstyle she has as well. some reporters were asking how long it takes to get her hair ready yesterday and

i know prince charles as i was been big... interested in the environment... lion style of that extinction rebellion style of thinking is entirely a good thing. it follows prince harry taking a similar stance recently as well. i think they have definitely, across—the—board, made well. i think they have definitely, across—the—boa rd, made issues well. i think they have definitely, across—the—board, made issues that would appeal to a new generation pa rt would appeal to a new generation part of the rebranding of the royals, as it were, to focus on mental health and climate change as keyissuesis mental health and climate change as key issues is a very effective way to go about that. whoever is doing their pr has taken a fairly smart approach. but it is also something that prince charles has advocated for a very, very long time and i think there is this point weather has been a shift in language where people are using climate crisis, climate emergency, instead of climate emergency, instead of climate change. london is full of extinction rebellion protesters with mo

prince charles — if the picture hadn't given it away by now. his royal highness and andy swiss too.y rugby royalty met the real thing. after spending yesterday ata real thing. after spending yesterday at a ceremony for the new japanese emperor, a very different gathering for the prince of wales, given a signed assurance by the welsh players, ahead of their world cup semi final. the prince presented new arrival, owen lane, with his tournaments capped, but what words did he offer about the south african team? quite a big people who, he said, and the message certainly got through. hejust said they through. he just said they are bloodied big... and left it at that, hejust wished us all the best, and we had a little chat. you know, just wishing us little chat. you know, just wishing us all the best, really. well, whales‘s of preparations may have had royal approval today, but now it's all about the rugby, can they reach history and reach their first world cup final? this time last year, they beat south africa, the springboks though were understrength. they will be favourites this weekend

after that, prince charles said he was sure the players would make everyone proud.s, owen lane, with his rugby world cup cap, because owen lane has just arrived atan injury because owen lane has just arrived at an injury replacement, so that was a proud moment for him. we know that prince charles's sons are very keen rugby fans, and william is a patron of the wru, whereas harry is a patron of the english rfu, so he and the rest of the wales players certainly seemed to enjoy themselves. british number one dan evans is out of the swiss indoor tennis in basel. he lost five straight games in the first set against frances tiafoe of the united states, slipping to a 6—4, 6—2 defeat. tiafoe will play the three—time grand slam winner stan wawrinka next. and just before we go, a great story on the website you may not have seen where british teenagerjosh hill became the youngest male winner of an official ranking event in the uae atjust 15 years old. he could have pocketed ten grand in prize money but, because he's just an amateur, he couldn't. he shot a final round of 62. i'm

caring about her enough, no one being empathetic, giving her the cold shoulder, when actually, prince charlesuggested that they do not make all these statements and go after the press and pick these fights, that's a different matter. at least from william's part, he is trying to show that he does care for his brother. the reported words... ? that he does care for his brother. the reported words...? well chosen, on different parts, but they are brothers at the end of the day, saying he hopes he is ok, and this break they are suggesting they may go on, hopes that it will give a refresh, decompress. nothing but good things. what did you make of it? slightly strange for william to be commerce sources close to kensington palace, to be suggesting that william hopes his brother is all right. you sort of thing he would be picking up the phone and talking to him, slightly odd conversation through the media, that seems to be going on. language about how he is in a slightly fragile place... i don't know... seems slightly strange, giving the story about the reported rift, it is giving it legs, to be repo

for the semifinal against south africa the prince of wales this to their training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the in 3 minutes of the new japanese emperor nero he took he spent time chatting to the players and was given a whale by captain alan jones wales are aiming to win a well cup for the 1st time all right that is now i have the feeling joe thank you very much for that and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour but do stay with us michelle carey is here with another full of news bulletins in just a couple of minutes and as always you can keep up to date for the news on our web site al-jazeera dot com thank you for watching. it's a tough time for the afghan security forces taliban attacks have increased suffering heavy casualties and the prospect of a withdrawal of u.s. forces hangs over them yet young men are still joining up some for reasons for others is the only way to get a job despite the risks. he was an army bomb disposal engineer in helmand province he knew the risks he was blinded in both eyes and lost a leg when a roadside device exploded as you try to

>>prince charles clifford first his east of windsor near the fire right now chucwhere things stand. >>well it has been a very a busy day here for fire crews fighting the can kade fire. they've been struggling to get some more containment on this blaze was going to take a look at some video kind of the story here fought road i'm standing ri ht now is spot fires small fires that have been burning throughout the day you go drive along the road here you can see these little fires pop up. they are all over the place out here and fire crews are spread out trying to knock them down. >>also trying to build containment lines around the entire fire. i've also seen some damage homes. some out structures there was a small bridge that had caught fire, althouge nothing around the bridge had burned and that's kind of the story with these little embers of float through the air and land they can start these little random fires and right now our crews are back there trying to clean those up. they're also focusing on trying to get ready for the potential wind event that we are expecting maybe tomorrow

and prince charles has met the welsh by and prince charles has met the welsh rugby union team i had atg session. i will be back and more stories and abets. 39 people have been found dead inside a lorry container. it is believed that it travelled from bulgaria to the uk on saturday. it was discovered in waterglade industrial park. 38 adults and one teenager were pronounced dead at the scene. teenager were pronounced dead at the scene. a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. let's get more. he is a former metro office police officer. what was your reaction when you heard what happened today? shocking. there are three sides of this. the officers attending the scene which will be harrowing. it is a tragic scene. there is a humanitarian side around identification of the victims, informing their families and the repatriation of the bodies. and then you have got the investigation signed and that is going to be very long—winded and complicated for essex police. but we must know is that 39 people were in a desperate situation to have decided to get into that container one wa

prince charles? jeremy corbyn is an arsenal fan. the queen as a west ham fan, apparently.eason ticket holder. you saw her there. laughter that's it for the papers this hour. nigel and jo will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers. next on bbc news it's the travel show. this week on the travel show... i am in greece with a team of archaeologists, uncovering the long—lost city of tenea. plus, i'm going into battle. finding out what it was like for the crew of an ancient athenian warship. we are heading to athens to uncover greece's ancient treasures, and the more modern ones. for more than two millennia, the temple of the parthenon has been towering over what has become the bustling capital city of greece. nestled at the bottom of the hill, the modern acropolis museum houses most of the artefacts found in the area. and this year, it celebrates its 10th anniversary. this museum replaced an older building that had become too small to house the sheer number of antiquities found on the hill. it's ten times the size with a unique collection and as you can see from the q

the ceremony will be attended by dignitaries from around the world, including prince charles, who's representing the japanese royal family — the new emperor and his wife, masako, a former diplomat who speaks several languages. mariko 0i takes a closer look at the role of the new empress. this is the new empress of japan because she is married to him, the new emperor. naruhito. japan's imperial family is very old and very traditional. and the empress as a very important role, so the pressure on her has been really high and it has taken a really taking a huge personal toll on her. masako was only the second commoner to become an empress and people called her the career woman princess. why? because unusual for a japanese imperial woman, she had career goals and was on her way to be a successful diplomat. straightaway, masako was under enormous pressure to produce a male heir because only men can inherit the japanese throne. this was a very hard and public challenge for the couple. masako had a miscarriage in 1999 and 2001, the couple had their first and only child, but it was a girl. japan nearly c

their semifinal against south africa the prince of wales visited their training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the enrollment of the new japanese emperor never he took he spent time chatting to the players and was given a wales shirt by captain allen when jones wales are aiming to in the world cup for the 1st time. well that's it for me we'll have more sports for you later. indeed we will find more news on the other side of the brights that is stay with us here on al-jazeera. the scum of the world of al-jazeera. the best films from across on network of channels and the 506 boys and to go to one of them of citizenship fresh perspectives and new insights to challenge and change the way we look at the world . of. colleges here a world. on al-jazeera. new leaders place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds to the book his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is the least you h

their semifinal against south africa the prince of wales visited their training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the enthronement of the new japanese emperor now hurried to the spent time chatting to the players and was given a whale shirt by captain allen when jones wales are aiming to in the world cup for the 1st time. well it's all yours for now have more fuel later his regular stand thank you and that's if they stay granted this news out of the big board today's news just. thank you very much but prime minister blair mission is to deliver british on the 31st of all turned on and making this country the greatest place only a tiny default jonah lomu tonight followed any good drama of bricks it on al-jazeera the population. is increasing the movie pregnancies a woman puts itself a crisco from a pen was banned introducing family planning into each miracle culture is a challenging task for fire resistance to should have come from men when a woman can decide for one day and how many children she wants it should be in policy and one moves perseverance is transforming her commu

prince charles joined the mass in st peter's square, in which four women were also canonised.toll from super typhoon hagibis has risen to 26, with another 21 people missing. the huge storm has ripped across most of central and northern japan, last night dumping record quantities of rain. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has travelled north of tokyo, where rescue efforts are still under way. this is the town of chikuma in the japanese alps. much of it now enveloped by brown, dirty floodwater. on saturday night, the levies burst, unable to withstand the onslaught from typhoon hagibis. all day, the military has been racing to pluck those stranded from roofs and balconies. it is a story that has been repeated over and over. this afternoon, we made it to kawagoe, an hour north of tokyo. here, too, the rivers have burst their banks. this behind me is an old people's home where 220 people were stranded last night when the flood waters came in here. you can see they are still taking people out 18 hours later. what's truly remarkable about this typhoon is its scale. there are f

their semifinal against south africa the prince of wales visited their training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the enrollment of the new japanese emperor never he took he spent time chatting to the players and was given a wales shirt by captain allen when jones wales are aiming to in the world cup for the 1st time. that's it for me direct to marry i'm in london. but i'll be back with another bulletin very shortly dugan anyway so you've actually. didn't the u.s. treasury or just a good months ago say that no china is going to look we bring you the stories and developments that dramatically changing the world we live in what's behind the rise of piracy. counting the cost on i'll just say are. driven by outrage and spanning generations the real hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the

the ceremony will be attended by dignitaries from around the world, including prince charles, who's representingoyal family — the new emperor and his wife, masako, a former diplomat. mariko oi takes a closer look at the role of the new empress. this is the new empress ofjapan. because she is married to him, the new emperor naruhito. japan's imperial family is very old and very traditional. and the empress has an important role. so the pressure on her has been hired. it has already taken a huge personal toll on her. masako was only the second commoner to become the empress. and she was known as a career princess. because unusual for a japanese imperial woman she had career goals and was on track to be a very successful diplomat. straightaway, masako was under enormous pressure to produce a male heir. this was a public challenge for the couple. masako had a miscarriage in 1999 and in 2001 they had their first and only child, a girl. japan nearly changed its laws to allow women to inherit the throne but then emperor naruhito's younger brother had a son. her husband announced that she was having dif

their semifinal against south africa the prince of wales visited their training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the enrollment of the new japanese emperor never he took he spent time chatting to the players and was given a wales shirt by captain allen when jones wales are aiming to in the world cup for the 1st time. well that's it for me we'll have more sports for you later. thanks very much les you've been watching the al-jazeera news with me and say hello robin the stasia table be here with another for the other side of the frightening to learn from me on the team thanks for your time and your company. in germany capital there is a barber like no other to put it to. us from cross what you have. but as he said he changes he's moving with the time. and going on the road. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there. the master barber of bringing this disease on al-jazeera. it is impossible to overstate the mental scarring of the survivors which peter lived in the home until the age of 4 when the nuns sold him all to live on and family by that time he'd

for the semifinal against south africa the prince of wales this is the training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the internment of the new japanese and pro never he told he spent time chatting to the play is and was given away by cats in anand when jones wales aiming to win the world cup for the 1st time. all right that is but for now we'll have to feel later this joe thank you very much for that and that does it for this news alba do stay with us we are back with another full of news bulletin just a couple of minutes thank you for watching. thank you. strangers from across new york with a claim and common abuse at the hands of a prominent priest and a shot of will shed blood and doesn't grab hopefully handles blood to stop the pain just so there's a full lines gains exclusive access to the accusers and questions the accused how long do you think that cardinal dolan will continue to protect you as more men come out in the latest chapter in a scandal that shaken the catholic church to its foundations in bad faith on a just. across the united states indigenous families are se

several hundred guests from abroad who have flown in to japan to attend the event, including prince charlese parade scheduled for this afternoon has been postponed — what's the reason? the official reason is the devastation caused by the typhoon which hit the nation last weekend if you remember. claiming more than 18 allies. i have to say in this weather it probably would have been postponed anyway. but because the decision was made only on friday there were some rumours weather there were some rumours weather there was a clash between the government which was hoping to push ahead with the event and the emperor himself who apparently wanted to the parade to be postponed. we ask about that in a press briefing yesterday and they denied that there was any kind of clash, hejust and they denied that there was any kind of clash, he just took the government some time to assess the exact government some time to assess the exa ct exte nt government some time to assess the exact extent and damage caused by the typhoon. i'm sure there's also some comparisons with emperor naruhito and his father who ab

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the queen, prince charles, who have all warmed to her hugely. and been very kind.t like jasmine said, two years ago, they launched the campaign really encouraging us as the public to think about mental well— being and to the public to think about mental well—being and to speak out and do all of the things that meghan and harry did yesterday. why are they doing it now? they were asked a question. they agreed to do a documentary. the documentary was about... part of their role as royals is to bring the media to shine a spotlight on these causes. the parameters of a documentary is well sorted out in advance and everybody knows the deal, don't they? yes, that they had a trusted ally in time and they felt able to talk to him. why do they want the rest of the world to know how they are feeling right now? there has beena are feeling right now? there has been a huge unfairness towards meghan. this is a woman who has moved countries within the last two years, a newly married couple, also a mother. a new mother. i think if and when she was pregnant and when she had the baby,

several hundred foreign guests who have flown in to japan to attend the event, including britain's prince charles scheduled for this afternoon but it has been proposed. what is the reason? —— it has been postponed. the official reason is the devastation caused by the typhoon which at the country last weekend, killing at least 80 people. and the government officially announced the a postponement of the parade last friday and i have to say this weather, they probably would have had to postpone the parade anyway. but because the decision was made just last friday, there were some rumours weather there was a clash between the government, which was pushing for the event to go ahead, and the emperor, who wanted the postponement. we ask about that in a press event yesterday and they denied the clash and say it is because a while for them to assess the exact image of the typhoon. i'm sure a lot of people there are talking about the previous emperor. —— the damage of the typhoon. and the current emperor. had they been talking about the differences between the father in the sun?|j have to say a lot of simi

and offering a few tips on lineouts and scrums or maybe just wishing wales luck — prince charles popsou‘ll see for a while. liverpool ended a run of four straight defeats away from home in champions league group games to beat genk 4—1 in belgium. one each for sadio mane and mo salah but it‘s the two from alex oxlaide chamberlain that will be remembered. two fine strikes from outside the box — as nick parrott will now tell you — the second was quite special. they boasted five nominees in the starting line—up to face them, that might have been more had alex chamberlain not suffered an injury against roma 18 months ago, on his long—awaited return to this competition the englishman dazzled. he opened the scoring with less than two minutes gone, a bit of luck helped that in, but there was nothing fortunate about his second. his perfect vision and perfect touch wasn‘t what turned the outcome in this match in liverpool‘s favour. until then, they have struggled, but the two goal cushion allowed them to relax. the flowing passing and clinical finishing relax. the flowing passing and clinicalfi

prince charles set precedent when he won his copyright case with the publication of his journals.test generation of the royal family? matter so much to this latest generation of the royalfamily? i mean, shouldn't they push back?“ generation of the royalfamily? i mean, shouldn't they push back? if a crime has been committed, an alleged crime has been committed, an alleged crime has been committed, an alleged crime has been committed, shouldn't they have the right to push back? yes, of course. everybody should have the right to push back, particularly if they are invading private and personal space. the royals are subject to scrutiny, but just like any other human being, while the design of privacy is larger around individuals, for the royals it is smaller. but they still have it. if they are doing something private, like making a private phone call, writing a private letter, they are going to windows cases. and these are must win cases. the problem is that it is outside your control. you are going to have to spend a lot of time with lawyers. that is not good when you are trying to

but there are many foreign royals, including prince charles who will be attending the ceremony today.a banquet hosted by the prime minister, shinzo abe. these are life pictures from inside the pine hall in the japanese palace. many find this the high point of the two menial transition. that it is said, goes back to 2000 yea rs. we that it is said, goes back to 2000 years. we are expected to see macro to in elaborate multilayered dress. including many foreign dignitaries and royals among the guests stop abortion has been decriminalised in northern ireland and same—sex marriage is to be legalised. there was a late attempt to change a law passed at westminster, earlier this year — the northern ireland assembly sat for the first time in nearly three years to hear the arguments. our ireland correspondent, emma vardy has the story. chanting: our bodies, our lives, our right to decide. their call has been heard. at midnight tonight, a law passed by mps in westminster will take effect, overturning northern ireland's near total ban on abortion and legalising same—sex marriage. finally, our rig

the squad met prince charles this morning.new zealand on saturday. finally, is this the most ridiculous fine you've ever come across? nfl player odell beckham jr, who plays for the cleveland browns, has been fined over $14,000 because his "pants failed to cover the knee area" during a game. has that got to come below the knee? can you believe that? that seems a little bit ridiculous. what it went down as a uniform violation. i don't understand. but look at the person next to him on the left of the picture. that might be the referee. that is cleveland brown. get him fined. crazy, right? that is the extent of how much focus there is and what you are wearing. thank you very much. 20 minutes to sevenis thank you very much. 20 minutes to seven is the time. it was another significant day in parliament yesterday. how many times are we going to say that? for the first time, enough mps got behind borisjohnson‘s eu withdrawal bill — which aims to turn his brexit deal into law. however, they rejected the proposed three—day timetable in w

the last royal visit to the country was made by prince charles and camilla in 2006. england thrashed bulgaria 6—0 in their latest euro 2020 qualifier — but the match was overshadowed by racist chanting at england players. more of what was happening across the pitch. in the next few minutes. the cover of what happened last night. rightly so. it was the horrible thing to watch, a horrible game to watch. despite that, england crushed bulgaria. marcus rushford scored the first goal. tyrone mings and raheem sterling appeared to be the targets of the chants — with the game in sofia stopped twice — as officials threatened to abandon the match. paddy mcnair scored twice as northern ireland beat the czech republic 3—2 to win a friendly match away from home for the first time in 13 years. andy murray says he'll leave the european open if his wife kim goes into labour earlier than expected. murray is scheduled to play his first round match in belgium today. and ireland centre bundee aki will miss the rest of the rugby world cup afterfailing to have his red card against samoa ov

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i am told that harry wrote this statement himself, and it went out unedited and the queen and prince charlesformed and it looks like we're headed for a big showdown in court between the royal family and the uk tabloid press. >> that is the way it looks. >>, ma, thank you for sharing that and those pictures, those images with us. >> all right. here's what else to watch today. >> so i can buy from enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in? >> correct. >> there you go. it does need to be a vehicle, but i need this out of my house. with fair, transparent value for any trade-in know enterprise makes it easy. >>> we have some wild video to show you of what appears to be a woman taunting a lion at a new york zoo. she could be in serious trouble for this. we'll, plain this. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're working on ways to improve it. so plants... can be a little more... like plants. ♪ pain happen

prince charles joined the mass in st peter's square, in which four women were also canonised.id android in hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy — has died aged 81. mr moore also played the dad to harry enfield's grumpy teenager kevin and adrian mole's father on tv, and as well as a string of other roles on stage and screen. dirk maggs, who directed mr moore in hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy has paid tribute to him as "most sweet, charming and affable of men", who brought the character of marvin to life. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery hello, it has been a suitably u nsettled hello, it has been a suitably unsettled yet seasonable weekend with a mixture of some sunshine for some, especially across the north of scotla nd some, especially across the north of scotland but elsewhere, i am sure at some point you have had some rain uncertainly through the evening and overnight, it will be the central and southern parts of scotland, parts of northern ireland and northern england will see the rain before it quits the scene. more rain for the south—east and for the

the welsh rugby union team met prince charles this morning as he continue their preparations for thefeel the all blacks on saturday. they just sunday and they feel the all blacks on saturday. theyjust got past france last weekend with victory by a single point. they lost their number eight with a hampstead —— hamstring injury but they think they have made it this far relatively unscathed. obviously got... it is not the best of me is because it's he's a quality prayer and there has been bumps and bruises in the back soap training has been great having here and he brought great energy. tributes have been paid to the belgian paralympic champion who ended her life through euthanasia at the age ofjust 40. she won the gold that the paralympics in 20121 had an incurable muscle disease which cause co nsta nt incurable muscle disease which cause constant pain and features. she described her sport as her medicine. we will have more reaction to her death in sports day at half past six. that's all the support for now. thank you. the time is 536. more now on our main story, and 39 people have die

the welsh rugby union team met prince charles this morning as they continue their preparations for theirreached the semi finals after just scraping past france last weekend. that is all from the bbc sports centre for now. we are going to come back to this breaking news just emerging in the last few minutes from essex police saying that the bodies of 39 people have been found atan bodies of 39 people have been found at an industrial park in grays in essex. let's speak now to our news correspondent, lisa hampele. what more are the police saying? they are telling us that the ambulance service contacted them at 1:40am this morning, having found that these people inside a lorry, at the water glade industrial park in grays. they found 39 people that are sadly dead, and that includes 38 adults and one aged in their teens. and a 25—year—old man from northern ireland has been arrested on suspicion of murder. now, we have had a statement from chief superintendent andrew marriner and he says it is a tragic incident where a large number of people have lost their lives and enquiries are ongoing. they

the picture is of prince charles meeting the pope.n where the english priest, cardinal newman, was made a saint. the guardian says borisjohnson is using today's queen's speech to introduce plans for tougher sentences for foreign criminals and child abusers. the picture is from the rugby world cup — the hosts japan knocked out scotland yesterday. the daily mail has more on the prime minister's plans to tackle crime. those who "sneak" back into the country after being deported will have theirjail terms increased from weeks to years under the proposals. the picture is the duchess of cambridge, who's visiting pakistan with the duke of cambridge. and the sun has the latest on the very public row between wags rebekah vardy and coleen rooney. the paper reports that jamie vardy has a ppa re ntly u nfollowed wayne rooney's instagram account. as if that is making use. well, it is for some people. either way, we are going to see our michael.” didn't recognise that name. magic mike as he is known stop wide it was a good night, he did very well. i

prince charles had visited ash has visited the wales squad against their world cup clash with south africaay. let's return to the news that the bodies of 39 people have been discovered in a lorry container at an industrial park in essex, and grays. the bodies of 38 adults and one teenager were discovered in the early hours of this morning. 0ur reporter peter walker is at the scene. what can you see? behind me is the entrance to a logistics company, the big blue metallic industrial unit to the left hand side. not only is there a white and blue police cordon, but there is a green physical barrier which is stopping a lot of reporters with cameras trying to have a look inside. you can hear the traffic, which is trying to negotiate round the people and bystanders watching and cars parked around. i have heard the police helicopter overhead, there is a drone flying over the focal point of the investigation as well. presumably that is operated by forensics. i can see white uniformed forensics. i can see white uniformed forensics officers and their fans in the midst of their investigation. it is qu

story that's also on the front of the sun, which says that prince harry also refused to consult prince charlesent on tuesday evening. the guardian leads with brexit. its headline references to ‘dismay‘ in brussels over the prime minster‘s new proposals for the irish backstop. there's also a picture of dina asher—smith after her record—breaking win in doha. and the daily mail reports that the metropolitan police will be investigated by the police watchdog over its handling of false child sex abuse claims in westminster. those are some of the front pages for you. we will be talking... are we going to look at the inside? do you want to start us off? the spot isa you want to start us off? the spot is a good base to start. quite a bit of foot ball is a good base to start. quite a bit of football but ijust love this picture. the back page of the guardian. she said she had dreamt this moment so you can imagine dreaming about it for years and then it happening. she dreamt holding up a flag, the race, the crowd. that is literally her dream coming through. she has an incredible work ethic as well. maybe

we have seen royal lawsuits we saw with prince charles in 2006 it was injunction.n't want to do that. ainsley: and family doesn't either. steve: thank you for joining us live. >> thanks for having me. steve: straight ahead, house speaker nancy pelosi speaking out moments ago about president trump and impeachment. ainsley: and says he is scared. the new interview at the top of the hour ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . . ♪. ♪ are you ready for a good time ♪ brian: roman reigns will be here. wrestling superstar who has lukemia in remission and one of the few to beat the undertaker. ainsley: really? steve: smackdown officially comes here tomorrow night. ainsley: we got to wear the belt. we got to try on the belt. always wanted to do. brian: guy gets up every day with a championship belt is about to join us. ainsley: roman. steve: griff jenkins. brian: griff, do you feel like a champion every day? reporter: absolutely. just give me that belt. but instead i have got news for you guys. this is what everyone is talking in washington. that is that revelation fox obtained notes from giuliani's int

it identified several areas of immediate concern both at the prince charles hospital and the royal glamorganin the nhs and they have the perfect staff that are the perfectjob is never going to take away all heal the pain any of us are going through. that is something that cannot be reversed. that is quite a backlash after this came to light, the health board chief exec at resigned at the welsh health minister put the services into special measures set up a independent panel to drive through improvements. and months later, that panel has found there are still big problems? said today that are still a long way to go before maternity services can be declared safe and effective. it revealed it will review more than 100 extra cases, not on of them serious but cases for the believe lessons could be learnt. the panel has found what it calls encouraging signs of progress, most of the safety critical issues are down leg identified at have been addressed and staffing are still being looked at. some changes have been put in place but the pace of change does need to be speeded up because it can ta ke ne

round of protests threaten to paralyze port-au-prince today, moise who was elected in 2017 still refuses to step down. for more, we're joined by jacqueline charlesd caribbean correspondent at the "miami herald" and she has reported on haiti for over a decade and pulitzer prize finalist for her coverage of the 2010 haiti earthquake. jacqueline, welcome to democracy now!. it's great to have you with us. can you describe what is happening and what's behind fueling these protests and for you a number of deaths in the protests? jason: jacqueline: as you mentioned in the introduction, the economy is freefalling and the inflation right now is about 20%. the country actually has not had aa prime minister since march, although there are two individuals that have the title but neither one has b been confirmed through parliament. i mean, the economy is worsening and haitians are frustrated and there are these chronic fuel shortages. haiti's fuel b bill right now i about $130 million that they owe. and what we have b been seeing that every couple of weeks you can say there's no fuel or people can't get f fuel. you have these long lines of indidividuals stan

britain looked around and found charles the second's daughter mary married to some foreigner and so we had a very odd monarchy. prince william and mary. in they were invited to come to be the monarch, but not an absolute monarch. they had to sign a contract and the contract was that parliament , they had noeme choice, they had to sign it. not thatis that it's place of quiet decision-making you see today. [laughter] >> it was a parliament that was filled with people, the 1% elite. people who paid become -- to become members of parliament. ,conomics was the big thing this was the time. money, force was to make it wasn't until the people in the riots of 1846, theing away in parliament transforms itself into a place of democracy. power waseck on the the french revolution, the police were terrified that the people of britain would rise up in the same way as the french. so all these decisions you see late this morning and afternoon, every time you see lord this and earl that, that's the 1% to have the power. the second thing i will add is britishliar way of the to be disparaging about everybody else. , the startn london at

charlotte charles and tim dunn have called on anne sacoolas, who went back to the us after the accident in august, to return to britain and cooperate with police. britain's princeis wife, catherine, are on the second of a five—day visit to pakistan. on tuesday they had lunch with the country's prime minister, imran khan, and travelled by auto—rickshaw to an event hosted by the british high commissioner to the country. the visit has been described by palace officials as the most complex trip the couple have undertaken, due to security issues. to hong kong now, where chief executive carrie lam is due to deliver her annual policy address at the reopening of the legislative council. she is expected to announce economic measures in a bid to ease the city's political crisis. but how did hong kong end up here? let's take a quick look back at how the protests unfolded. 0n 3 april, the government introduced plans for a new law that would allow criminal suspects to be extradited to china. the first mass protest against the bill happened on 9june, when an estimated 1 million people marched to government headquarters. six days later, carrie lam announced she was suspending

chapter 22 charles koch son, born in 1977 -ish and we was born, he hung up the banner in his office and said we will crown prince. that's the burden this guy has had head his whole live. >> he's been given a fascinating education in the institution from the age of seven. for all that he's remarkably levelheaded guy who has almost forged his own live and. to answer your question, i thank eventually james koch will run that corporation. the big question is in the future. how much of this explosive growth that we saw the last few years is attributable to an individual named charles koch. and how much is it attributable to which is the corporate culture. in the institutions that he has put in place. he says that the company will continue to grow that went out him. and only time was that question. >> thank you very much. >> i would be remiss not to say that this is dÉjÀ vu all over again. your book, your whole conversation, is reminiscent of john d rockefeller and william rockefeller and you are the mail i would tarbell, history of standard oil company. if you remember, jon d rockefeller junior also had to carry the