a message echoed by the wreath of poppies laid here by prince charles.ith its near neighbours. in a speech in the german parliament building, at times speaking in german, prince charles said that although the uk has chosen a future outside the european union, britain and germany will remain close. wir werden immer freunde, partner und verbundete sein. "we will always be friends, partners and allies," he said, and called on the two countries to reaffirm their bond for the years ahead. the parliament building was damaged by the allies in the second world war, but it was later redesigned by a british architect, a fitting place to talk about how war can be replaced by friendship. police in north london stopped a baptism service from going ahead this morning after about 30 worshippers gathered in breach of national coronavirus restrictions. the angel church in islington was warned it would be fined if it broke the law. caroline davies reports. a very different start to a sunday at the angel church in islington. police arrived after the pastor, regan king, sai

has imposed sanctions on several officials in the authoritarian government and for britain's prince charles has delivered a speech in the german parliament as part of ceremonies for the country's, for member and state. speaking in both german and english, prince charles emphasized the close friendship between the 2 countries. as it comes as britain and the e.u. remain locked in, talks over of post directs the true deal. human rights commission says, gunmen have attacked a passenger bus in the country's west killing more than 30 civilians. the latest violence comes as the leader of ethiopia region admitted launching rockets into neighboring eritrea. the u.n. says tens of thousands have already fled the fighting and warns that the country might be embarking on a dangerous trajectory. increasing the risk of genocide and war crimes. this woman's son died on saturday in fighting n.c.i. to grow. she is one of those ins of ethiopian refugees crossing the border into sudan. they are fleeing the chaos of the latest violence in northern ethiopia . she says to the border, there is lifting and stealing

a message echoed by the wreath of poppies laid here by prince charles.omes at a crucial time in the uk's relations with its near neighbours. in a speech in the german parliament building, at times speaking in german, prince charles said that although the uk has chosen a future outside the european union, britain and germany will remain close. wir werden immer freunde, partner und verbundete sein. "we will always be friends, partners and allies," he said, and called on the two countries to reaffirm their bond for the years ahead. the parliament building was damaged by the allies in the second world war, but it was later redesigned by a british architect, a fitting place to talk about how war can be replaced by friendship. damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin. tributes have been paid to one of britain's best known entertainers, des o'connor, who has died at the age of 88. the comedian, singer and television star had a career spanning almost 70 years. today, he was remembered as a consummate professional and one of the great old school entertainers. our arts

today's visit comes ata prince charles.s near neighbors. in a speech in the german parliament building at times speaking in german, prince charles said that although the uk has chosen a future outside of the european union britain and germany will remain close. we will always be friends, partners and allies, he said. and called on the two countries to reaffirm their bonds for the years ahead. the parliament building was damaged by the allies in the second world war. but it was later redesigned by a british architect. a fitting place to talk about how war can be replaced by friendship. lewis hamilton has won the formula one world championship, following an impressive victory in istanbul this afternoon. the win means he equals michael schumacher‘s record of seven world titles. it cements hamilton as one of the all—time greats of the sport, hamilton, who does not yet have a contract for next year, said he wanted to stay in f1 and wanted to continue to campaign for change when it comes to human rights, diversity and environment

it's submerged prince william had covid in the spring around the same time as his father prince charles. there are reports william, the second in line to the throne, kept his diagnosis secret in order to avoid alarming the country. no official word from the palace. germany imposing more restrictions today. bars and restaurants closing and italy has current lockdown still not working. in paris, lippert family whose story we have been following six months with a terrible feeling of deja vu. >> a part of going into this lockdown that feels a bit heavier because i know exactly what it's going to be like now. >> and they have a warning for folks back home. >> nobody can be arrogant or think that they have got this figured out. we have to learn a lesson somehow from those who are ahead of us in this and right now europe is ahead of the u.s. it seems. >> it really is stunning the way european leaders were suggesting just a few weeks ago that europe could get through the winter with limited restrictions. now angela merkel, the leader of germany, speaking to the press. the british prime minister

the show detailing her turbulent marriage to prince charles. >> he's marrying diana. >> but he's stille with the other one. >> reporter: including charles' affair with camilla whom he married after diana's death. >> who are you referring to? >> camilla. >> why would i care about her? >> because i care about her. morning, noon and night i care about her. >> reporter: according to "the mail" this morning, friends of prince charles accuse the the show of trolling on a low budget. another british tabloid reporting that prince william, quote, is none too pleased with the show adding he feels that both his parents are being exploited and being presented in a false simplistic way to make money and one royal insider saying, quote, there are raised eyebrows about harry taking millions from the company that is behind all this. prince harry and duchess meghan markle recently signed a reported $130 million contract with the company to make documentaries, movies and children's shows. reports claim harry is not a fan of "the crown" and even expressed the desire to stop the show earlier this year, an

in a speech in the lower house of the german parliament, the bundestag, prince charles, will say that will always be entwined. the headlines on bbc news... calls for the uk government to force social media companies to remove anti—vaccine content from their platforms. clashes in washington — with one person stabbed — as thousands march through the streets to show their support for donald trump's unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. the british entertainer des 0'connor — known for his prime—time tv shows — has died at the age of 88. the founder of biontech, one of the firms behind a coronavirus vaccine which could protect more —— the bodies of a kurdish family who drowned while trying to cross the english channel have been repatriated and buried in iran. an iranian man who is accused of being the captain of the boat, has appeared before an investigating judge in france, with a view to being charged with manslaughter. bbc persian'sjiyar gol has been retracing the family's footsteps and talking to people who were on the boat with them. a warning, you may find some of the testimony d

a message echoed by the wreath of poppies laid here by prince charles. visit comes at a crucial time for the uk's relationship with its near neighbours. in a speech in the german parliament building, at times speaking in german, prince charles said that although the uk has chosen a future outside the european union, britain and germany will remain close. wir werden immer freunde, partner und verbundete sein. "we will always be friends, partners and allies," he said, and called on the two countries to reaffirm their bond for the years ahead. the parliament building was damaged by the allies in the second world war, but it was later redesigned by a british architect, a fitting place to talk about how war can be replaced by friendship. damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin. now on bbc news, on the 60th anniversary of his psychological thriller psycho, talking movies reviews the career of alfred hitchcock — one of the great masters of cinema suspense. welcome to our talking movies tribute to alfred hitchcock who celebrated film psycho is celebrating its 60th a

in a speech in the lower house of the german parliament, the bundestag, prince charles, will say thatsh government has announced £40 million of extra funding for green projects, which it says will enhance england's natural environment and create or support thousands of jobs. some of the money will be invested in the creation of new national parks. the funding is part of a plan for a green recovery from the pandemic. here's our environment analyst, roger harrabin. the lake district, one of britain's favourite landscapes. it looks wild but that is an illusion. the diversity of habitat and species on these naked hills has been depleted over centuries by overgrazing sheep. the government wants to bring back the wildlife here to its previous state. it also wants to restore peat bogs and woodlands which capture the carbon emissions that are overheating the planet. £40 million is being provided for charities to put thousands of boots on the ground to bring back the nature. green campaigners welcomed the cash but they say that last chunk of £40 million was oversubscribed seven times. every li

the paper claims friends of prince charles are furious at producers, accusing them of "trolling on a's kick off with the matter. shyama, princess nut nuts is allegedly what carry simon's has been called by the other faction who opposed her —— carrie symonds. a week of soap opera at number ten. who needs coronation street when you have downing street. i know. ifind coronation street when you have downing street. i know. i find there isa downing street. i know. i find there is a very funny when i saw this morning, but actually what i think it's really telling is the use of language here because it confirms from you that there is there's a lavish culture within a number 10. the idea that he women in her 30s who is a professional woman who has done fantastically well for herself before hooking up with the panel, before hooking up with the panel, before he was a prime minister of course, before hooking up with boris, is a princess, which suggest petulant, diminutive, child, spoiled, isjust per petulant, diminutive, child, spoiled, is just per discrimination on the grounds of gender and th

mr steinmeier said germany was deeply grateful to prince charles for what he called an extraordinary 0'connor, known for his prime—time tv shows, has died at the age of 88. big hopes for the new coronavirus vaccine from the company behind it — but warnings of a hard winter ahead. labour calls for the government to force social media companies to remove anti—vaccine content from their platforms. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. lewis hamilton has won a record equalling 7th world title in formula one, after a sensational drive at the turkish grand prix. his victory sees him share the all—time title record with michael schumacher on a treacherous day at istanbul park. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson has more. when formula i meets a slippery track, suddenly it's like ice. like that. one of the early spinners, the black mercedes of valtteri bottas, theoretically lewis hamilton's rival for the world title. all hamilton really had to do was keep going, and trust his car. brakes aren't working... the track was drying, but not dry. there is a big dif

in a speech in the lower house of the german parliament, the bundestag, prince charles, will say thated. lawyers acting for 200 women in england — who claim they have been severely harmed by a sterilisation device — have begun legal action against the manufacturer. the small coil, called essure, was implanted to prevent pregnancy. similar lawsuits are already under way in the united states. sophie hutchinson reports. i'd say it's destroyed my life and my children's lives. aches and pains all over the joints, your whole body feels like it's on fire sometimes. no—one will listen because it's just women's things. tracey, laura, di and kim are among tens of thousands of women across the world who say they've been severely harmed by the medical sterilisation device essure. ijust started to heavy periods, migraines, which i'd only ever had when i was pregnant, so they were hormonal. my back was so painful. i'd wake up in the middle of night with pains in my hips and my back and it was just. ..i'd wake up crying. this is essure, a tiny metal coil. it's now been withdrawn from the market but

prince charles will go for the first time for the commemorations in germany. mourning. yeah, i think it's remarkable how far we have come as european peoples to heal the wounds of the second world war that we are able is countries who were such brutal enemies during that period, and to overcome the sense of horror and sorrow and outrage at the extraordinary harm done, particularly by the nazi government. but by the devastations of war. and i think it's a sign that peace in europe is here to stay. i think it's a symbolic an important moment and it's one thing i'm which we re moment and it's one thing i'm which were grateful that we have a royal family. dia, this comes two years after the german president laid a wreath at the centre, a symbolic show of solidarity and coming together after so much bloodshed. hugely poignant, and i think polly made a really good point of how far we've come. but i think how far... what an excellent job germany has also done in really steering its horrific history in the i and actually trying to move forward. the way they have looke

prince charles, the duchess of cornwall and the prime minister have joined those attending a special to commemorate 100 years since the burial of the unknown warrior whose remains are interred there. commemorations have also been held at the edinburgh gardens of remembrance, cardiff national war memorial, belfast belfast city hall and national arboretum in staffordshire. at 11 o'clock a two—minute silence was held, followed by lance sergeant stuart laing from the 1st battalion welsh guards performing the last post. music: last post 0ur correspondent sarah campbell is outside westminster abbey with more. well, this really was the culmination of remembrance week. the service was attended by prince charles, the duchess of cornwall, as well as leading figures from the armed forces, the prime minister, sir keir starmer and others. and westminster abbey had to obtain special permission to allow the ceremony to go ahead, of course, as we are during lockdown, far fewer people than there normally would be. but an important centenary, the centenary of the burial of the unknown warrior. i'm ver

we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that she's been deprived of love sent off to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman that he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the accident waiting to happen into princess diana, who soon feels unloved and desperately lonely within the royal family. and apparently her suffering is quite graphically depicted in this season if i understand correctly. yes, it certainly is. we will see her battle with eating disorder, believe me or some episodes will contain warnings on content and advice on worst sufferers can get help. the makers of the show worked very closely with an eating disorder charity to ensure that the depiction was both accurate and sensitive. and speaking of accurate, tell me how it is story clee accurate series overall. ok, well it is a fictionalized station, but the historian peter lacey, who's written an official companion to the series has said half of it is historically accurate. the other half is i

sting, a former president britain's prince. charles has delivered a speech in the german parliament as part of ceremonies for the country's remembrance, day speaking in both german and english, prince charles emphasized the close friendship between the 2 countries. his visit comes as britain and the e.u. remain locked in talks over a post trade deal. the p and human rights commission has gunman have attacked a passenger bus in the country's west killing more than 30 civilians. the latest violence comes as the leader of ethiopia has region admitted launching rockets into neighboring eritrea. the u.n. says tens of thousands have already fled the fighting and warns that the country might be embarking on a dangerous trajectory, increasing the risk of genocide and war crimes. this woman's duty in fighting inside to grow. she is one of the reasons of ethiopian refugees crossing the border. they are fleeing the violence in northern ethiopia. just to the border there is lifting and stealing and killing. can rwanda on the streets? people haven'

be down to patient anxiety and have nothing to do with what's in them according to a new study prince charles and the duchess of cornwall become the first royals to attend germany's national remembrance for victims of war and tyranny farewell to one of our best known entertainers — des o'connor has died at the age of 88. now, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. christmas may be in danger of being cancelled but christmas movies are already mounting their regular festive assault with a christmas gift for bob opening last week and jingle jangle: a christmas journey now playing on netflix. what's wrong, grandpa 7 i had a perfect life. a loving family, and a magical shop. until an old friend took it all. but he didn't get this. forest whitaker is jeronicus jangle, an inventor whose mojo is dried up following the theft of his designs by his old apprentice, villainously played by keegan—michael key. because i'm the toymaker of the year, toymaker of the year, toymaker o

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britain's prince william reportedly had the virus in april about the same time of his father, prince charles. the bbc said william kept his telephone and video engagements without revealing his diagnosis because he didn't want to worry anyone. the palace did not respond but did not deny the report. >>> coming up, out age in north carolina after police use pepper spray. and art imitates life for beyonce. queen b reveals a surprise. this is the cbs morning news. >>> a 14-year-old girl was pulled from the rubble of a turkish building that collapse after a powerful earthquake. she was trapped for 58 hours. the 6.9 magnitude square was centered in the agean sea. at least 81 people were killed and nearly 1,000 injured. >>> police in north carolina used pepper spray and a deadly stabbing in quebec city. those are some of the headlines on a new york news stand. a man arrested in connection to a halloween attack that left two people dead and five wounded. he was dressed in midevil clothing when he went on an attack. it does not appear to be a terror attack and the victims were targeted at ran come. m

prince charles is a bit more drippy than actually he was back in real life.r, i was involved in that at the time and i may have had a hand in breaking them up because sarah use to talk to me. but apart from that, it is actually seeming to ca ptu re that, it is actually seeming to capture the essence of what the royal family capture the essence of what the royalfamily will or were capture the essence of what the royal family will or were like at that time. so ok it is not fact or documentary, but i would not go in so documentary, but i would not go in so far to say it is fiction either. and so the idea of putting a disclaimer on the series seems to be going a bit too far on the basis that it going a bit too far on the basis thatitis

the paper claims friends of prince charles are furious at producers — accusing them of ‘trolling on aay people speak to surviving victims of the yorkshire ripper — who it dubs a ‘self pitying beast‘. so let‘s begin... lovely to have you both back. and joe, you are going to kick off this session with the sunday telegraph and downing street slam as vicious and downing street slam as vicious and cowardly attacks on carrie symonds made the newspapers but today, tomorrow and indeed of the last few days have been dominated by this one story. infighting within downing street that has culminated and lee kane, both senior people leaving. the different papers tomorrow take lots of different angles on this. the telegraph is very much pushing the idea that carrie symonds was deeply involved and responsible for at least some of the things that have gone on. it talks about the government by whatsapp, and various other things that were happening behind—the—scenes out of the view of not just the voters at behind—the—scenes out of the view of notjust the voters at home. but of course many of the backb

prince charles is a bit more drippy than actually he was back in real life.he affair with diana's sister, i was involved in that at the time and i may have had a hand in breaking them up because sarah use to talk to me. but apart from that, it is actually seeming to ca ptu re that, it is actually seeming to capture the essence of what the royal family capture the essence of what the royalfamily will or were capture the essence of what the royal family will or were like at that time. so 0k it is not fact or documentary, but i would not go in so documentary, but i would not go in so far to say it is fiction either. and so the idea of putting a disclaimer on the series seems to be going a bit too far on the basis that it going a bit too far on the basis thatitis going a bit too far on the basis that it is entertainment. very quickly, there has been praise this week by the fact that one of the subjects tackled in the the crown was bullying and the fact that there we re very was bullying and the fact that there were very graphic and how they showed it and it got p

prince charles make a 5tory german vi5it because they have their own day of mourning. secular day of mourning. and i think it is of huge significance. it tells a great story of the nations coming together after one of the most appalling periods in human history, and i think that it is right that event is being celebrated andl right that event is being celebrated and i think it is a nice story on oui’ and i think it is a nice story on our front and i think it is a nice story on ourfront page of. and i think it is a nice story on our front page of. and significant polly i think it is the first time the royals have actually been to germany for this. yeah, polly uses -- dia germany for this. yeah, polly uses —— dia use the word celebrate and without criticising her in some ways it is the right word but it is more about memorializing and remembrance. for me it is a reminder that remembrance is not about the glories of war. it is about the horrors war. and for all of the obvious harbours inflicted on the jewish population by the german government at that time —— the obvious

prince charles and the duchess of cornwall are in berlin, where they'll become the first senior britishnnual remembrance ceremonies. the prince of wales is expected to use a speech at the german parliament to urge nations to stand up against intolerance, and strive for a better tomorrow. diwali, the festival of light, was celebrated yesterday by hundreds of millions of hindus, sikhs and jains around the world. festivities this year have been limited by the pandemic, but people have found new ways of coming together. here's a selection of some of the pictures and videos you've shared with us. (music playing). fantastic images. how was diwali it? it was lovely. i knew i was working today so i did not have a late one but i got lovely nipples sent through. you are on your podcast with your mum talking about the diwali's food and snacks. what is your favourite? i like this kind of deep—fried ground flower snack stop none of it is healthy so i will be the size of a house by the end of this month stop it is all quite beige, not entirely healthy like children's party food. i can feel it on the

prince charles caught the virus in march and his son caught the virus around the same time. the royals kept it a secret so there was no worry. >>> the rally comes afghans for european and asian stocks. >>> a battle between san jose church and leaders going before a jung. parishioners packed the pews over the weekend and services being held despite the church facing more than $350,000 in fines. the church resumed indoor services two months into quarantine hosting anywhere from 100-600 people without face coverings and the county issued a cease and desist and sued the church. the church is fighting back hiring a team of attorneys. >>> the retailer's latest decision on firearms in its stores. >>> with a busy election season and the pandemic, it can all be a lot. the spike in medication and how doctors say can help calm down the noise. >>> a beautiful day across the bay area with that sunshine and mild temperatures. big cool down in store for us. i'll have the forecast coming up. >>> and a reminder, kpix5 has a new app that gives you 20% access to cbsn bay area and kpix newscast

at the time, there were constant stories in the media about prince charles and princess diana's 14-yeariew, diana told her side. well, now 25 years later, an investigation into whether she was tricked, and her older son says it is a step in the right direction. this morning, prince william weighing in on a new investigation into the interview that rocked the royal family. >> she won't go quietly. that's the problem. i'll fight to the end. >> reporter: his mother, princess diana, spoke candidly about her failed marriage to prince charles with martin bashir from bbc 25 years ago. >> there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: now, diana's oldest son, an heir to the british throne, saying a newly launched, independent investigation by one of britain's top judges, into whether bashir deceived diana is, quote, a step in the right direction. adding, it should help establish the truth behind the actions that led to the interview. a new documentary by british broadcaster itv alleges bashir used dishonest tactics to earn diana's trust, including having a graphi

prince charles and his wife camilla were welcomed by german president, maya and his partner at a venda castle ahead of germany's main. remember in ceremony which commemorates germany's national day of mourning final one year is a british driver. lewis hamilton made history at the turkish grand prix. in today, his equal all time record of 7 world titles. hamilton started 6 on the grid, but far his way back at istanbul park last month. the 35 year old also over talk show must longstanding 91 race when record hamilton as a well on course to become the best of all time. here is a look at has illustrious career so far. lewis hamilton, the insatiable champion pilot, is his mercedes to his 7 world championship title, but the british drive, his hunger for victory, is still not satisfied. we're going to continue to fight for more championships and we're going to continue to try to improve and continue to race and do what we do. we love doing this year again, the mercedes team built, i'm a car that's technically superior to the competition. and hamilton cruised from win to win everything the pre

kensington palace the royal family chose to keep his infection secret shortly after his father prince charlest in late march. when reached by nbc news kensington palace would not confirm or deny the report. >>> starting today new york and new jersey port authorities will fine travelers who do not wear facemasks. those fines will start at $50 in all port authority facilities including the three new york city airports, train stations and bus terminals. new york is requiring out-of-state travelers to test negative three days before arrival. >>> next, stories we're following today including record turnout. live team coverage on the race to the polls across the state and what you need to know if you're dealing with election stress. >>> plus, hikers beware. major changes coming to yosemite's reservation system and advice before you plan your next trip. 5:27. we'll be right back. today's ways of working, may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you

just now learning that brings prince william tested positive about the same time as his father, prince charles, in the spring. they've reportedly kept the princes diagnosis secrets of the nation would not worry. >>> our special coverage i had at 5:30. >>> republicans used to stay quiet in the bay area but no more. they say donald trump has helped to them to speak up. we have that story, coming up. >>> we asked california secretary of state about the historic early turnout and what is going on behind the scenes to make sure that the votes get counted. >>> how things may change they endorse yes on 25 to end money bail. governor gavin newsom. congresswoman karen bass. the western center on law and poverty. the dolores huerta foundation. californians for safety and justice. and the california democratic party. yes on 25. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr

. >> well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: prince charlesas finalized months later. and she died in a car crash months later. and now, bbc says that bashir used dishonest tactics to obtain the interview including using a graphic designer to create fake statements that he used to convince diana that royal employees were being paid to spy on her. charles spencer introduced diana to martin in 1995. he accused the bbc of a coverup and is demanding an apology. >> i feel i have a role to honor her memory. >> reporter: a close friend of diana's at the time said that he did coerce diana. >> everybody was conspireing against her. the security services, and she took it all in, you know. and she was vulnerable. it was disgusting and disgraceful thing to do. and she did regret it she said immediately because of what it had done for her sons. >> reporter: prince charles and diana's divorce was made official months after the interview. one year later, the princess died in a car crash in paris. their troubled marriage is the focus in season 4 of the netfli

interview with diana in 1995 when the princess went public about her troubled relationship with prince charles. >> well, there were three of us in thi marriage so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: now the journalist martin bashir is accused of using fake bank statements to show diana that royal employees were being paid to spy on her and to convince her to talk the bbc says it's taking the allegations seriously. martin bashir who worked for abc and msnbc hasn't commented but an internal investigation in 1996 found he'd done nothing wrong lester >> all right kelly cobiella, thank you. >>> up next, so many to thank this holiday but these folks are at the front of the line. my report next >>> in the season of celebration we may find it hard to find joy in all the ways of old, after all we have lost so much, yet we have also discovered the heroes among us and how they are being celebrated this holiday season it's the season of giving thanks and gratitude has taken on a whole new meaning. >> it's really a heartfelt thank you letter to all first responders. >> reporter: the iconic windows at macy's

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while prince charles and camilla give yoga go there's something cozily familiar about these pics we feel we know the royals intimately but we don't we're in tabloid territory. for. 'd jackson's compositions satisfy our curiosity and yet they also serve as a warning that in this era of fake news we always need to take a 2nd look. and i know a television b.b.c. programme in london the other day used on my photographs the queen at home in private saying that it was a real photograph. then most of it was not for real photograph it was one more so what is that everything is such a blood louis isn't it. between our desire for gossip and scandal and celebrities who stage their lives for their fans and jackson knows that truth has become an unwitting casualty when i really feel that truth is dead because it really is impossible to tell what is true and what is not and we live our lives through injury this is the 1st time in the tree really is a stamp wish his office language beyond existence beyond writing beyond anything else there's no stopping it because it's such a joy to watch visuals so it

we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that he's been deprived of love sent off to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman that he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the accident waiting to happen. and princess diana, who soon feels isolated, unloved, and desperately lonely within the royal family. and apparently her suffering is quite graphically depicted in this season if i understand correctly. yes, it certainly is. we will see her battle with eating disorder. believe me or some episodes will contain warnings on content and voice on worst sufferers can get help. the makers of the show worked very closely with an eating disorder charity to ensure that the depiction was both accurate and sensitive. and speaking of accurate, tell me how it is story clee accurate series overall. ok, well is a fictionalized station, but the historian peter has a see who's written an official companion to the series has said half of it is historically accurate. the other

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confirmed, this would make him the second member of the royal family to contract the virus after prince charles tested positive in march. >>> we have your catch of the day. a man caught a gator weighing a tad over 1,000 pounds. he has been watching this gator for three years. it is the biggest one he's ever seen according to the florida fish and wildlife conservation the record for the heaviest gator is 1043 pound male. this one coming close. >> geez. hope he feels good about himself. impressive, i guess. >> nbc meteorologist janessa web with us taking a look at hurricane eta. good morning. >> good morning. this storm system continues to intensify. now a hurricane, and it poses a serious threat for central america. now it's not going to go into the gulf it will hit land the flooding is going to be a big-time issue the national hurricane issue has joined as a cat 2 by tomorrow at landfall and then it turns into a depression this is a record breakinseason that cg onday along with wind advisories we're going to have wind gusts from new york city to boston, gusts up to 50 miles per hour. very impor

we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that he's been deprived of lot of same tough to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman. he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the axe to waiting to happen to enter. princess diana, too soon feels unloved and desperately lonely within the royal family. and apparently her suffering is quite graphically depicted in this season. if i understand correctly. yes, it certainly is. we will see her battle with the eating disorder. believe me or some episodes will contain warnings on content and voice on worst sufferers can get help. the makers of the show worked very closely with an eating disorder charity to ensure that the depiction was both accurate and sensitive. and speaking of accurate, tell me how it is story clee accurate series overall. ok, well it is a fictionalized station, but the historian peter lacey, who's written an official companion to the series has said half of it is historically accurate. the other hal

his father, prince charles, tested positive in march >>> meanwhile, just as the holiday season gets underay, some of the nation's top experts say the country's worsen covid crisis is tied to close gatherings here is nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: for the second straight night halloween partying putting halloween at risk new york's sheriff's deputies shutting down a nearly 400-person affair in brooklyn only to crash this bronx bash only 24 hours later. officials say 557-plus people all in violation of emergency stay-at-home orders. an annual west hollywood street party cancelled. but revellers showed up anyway forcing officers to break things up >> you're a little worried, but you know if you take the proper precautions, you're going to be okay. >> reporter: the nation's top experts say not so fast. a surge in new outbreaks is tied to close gatherings. even the u.s. surgeon general tweeting about a heartbreaking talk with his teenagers. he doesn't understand how his actions will affect people he doesn't know why i won't let him go. >> once covid is in your home it spreads fast and to a lot

prince charles is apparently and the duchess of, has had death threats.ore, i do think this was foreseeable and they are playing with fairly recent real events and there is danger in that. james, you are shaking your head, do not think there should be a health warning christmas i take all of the points. iam not christmas i take all of the points. i am not aware of anybody who is actually confuse the crown with real life, there is a coronavirus pandemic and everything the culture sector is in charge of, theatre, tvs , sector is in charge of, theatre, tvs, sport, is going down the toilet. had he not got anything better to do than respond to anything that i do not think it is anything that i do not think it is an issue? they need help to get through the next three months, i cannot believe this is in his inbox, anywhere near the top of it. i think it is outrageous. it may not be an issue but it is an interesting talking point. i have watched the whole series, isn't one of the issue they use a lot of news commentary, a lot of clips from news brokers, a lot of

she was being spied on, that her life might be in danger, that she was being briefed against by prince charles forged bank statements looked like evidence of dirty tricks. it was, her brother says, an attempt to win access to diana. and matt wiessler, the graphic artist that created those bank statements, has now spoken out. i got home from work and i got a phone call from martin bashir, and he wanted me to do a favour for him and it was really urgent and really important. martin asked me to make up a couple of bank statements that he needed the following day, and he did say that they were just

prince charles and the duchess of cornwall become the first royals to attend germany's national remembrancea list of the insults against des 0'connor... farewell to one of our best known entertainers — des 0'connor has died at the age of 88. that's for all the kids out there who dream the impossible.

reporter: in 1995, princess diana stunned the world when she detailed her failing marriage with prince charles to her own affair with a british officer. >> were you unfaithful? >> yes, i adored him. >> reporter: now, for the first time, diana's elder son, prince william, is commenting on the explosive interview, calling a new independent investigation into how it was secured, a "step in the right direction." the bbc ordered the review after diana's brother, earl spencer, renewed claims that martin bashir, the journalist who did the interview, produced fake documents to win his family's trust. >> very soon after that interview, the queen instructed charles and diana to divorce. so it set in chain a series of events that ultimately, some people could argue, led to diana's death. >> reporter: the bbc says bashir is now unavailable for comment as he recovers from heart surgery and covid-19. roxana saberi, cbs news, london. >> o'donnell: coming up next, why a violin serenade never sounded as sweet as it did in this i.c.u. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little thing

that's around the same time as his father prince charles and the prime minister were diagnosed. t, given the national mood, there was no desire for further alarm. he is second in line to the throne. nearly half of slovakia's 5.5 million residents took coronavirus tests on saturday in the country's largest peace—time military operation. the defence minister says i% were positive and swabbing continued on sunday. testing is voluntary but anyone who refuses must quarantine for ten days. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the former manchester united and england footballer, the legend sir bobby charlton, has been diagnosed with dementia. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old man has been arrested, and an extremist —— a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested, and an extremist jewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on an historic day for australia. the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was n

at the royal albert hall, the festival of remembrance was socially distanced and addressed by prince charlese freedoms for which they thought are more precious than we knew. and the debt we owe them is even greater than we imagine. at the festival which will be broadcast on bbc one this evening, the duchess of cornwall played tribute to both nhs and military nurses who had battled the pandemic. as we know, behind each act of service isa sacrifice. this can take many forms. much needed rest, full separation from your families and even putting your own lives at risk. today, as we reflect on sacrifice we remember those nurses who have given their lives in the fight against covid. this year, more than ever, for many more remembrance day will be a time for quiet reflection at home. jon donnison, bbc news. and you can see the royal british legion‘s festival of remembrance tonight at ten past nine on bbc one. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. much milderfeel across southern areas today compared with recent days. that milder weather will be pushing its way northwards g

let sound on the telegraph, the photograph of the church and duchess of cambridge, and prince charlesbeloved royal pet that has passed on. i shouldn't be smiling, this is very serious. as dogs go, he probably had a pretty happy life. yes. front—page news is quite something. it is on the front of the metro as well, i think. a good sendoff for a door, i must say. a p pa re ntly sendoff for a door, i must say. apparently it is on the front of the mill, although somebody in our team is pointing out that apparently it shows george feeding a chocolate, which i hope didn't have anything to do with its demise. i hope it died of natural causes after a healthy dog diet! very sad news is all i can say. indeed, and i suspect nobody at the paper... i think i have heard of the paper... i think i have heard of the first drop the dead donkey, but nobody read. it is a lovely picture ofa nobody read. it is a lovely picture of a much loved family pet, and as it, they will miss their faithful friend very much. but is it from the papers, more at 11:30pm. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for view