was another woman in this dynamic, camilla parker bowls. >> parker bowles was a confident of prince charles's but she and charles remained good friends. >> there was the sense, i think, from almost the beginning that charles wasn't entirely diana's own. >> camilla khamenei was nbc news is royals expert. >> prince charles insisted his relationship with camilla was platonic, but diana quickly realize that mentally charles wasn't with her one hunted percent. >> most people have long believed that camilla parker bowles was the villain in the story. but camilla, early on, actually supported diana and advised her about charles and royal life. >> she, like diana, thought she would be a lovely life for him. so she was fairly friendly to her, and diana was friendly to camilla. >> but diana, just 19, was insecure, said her friend, richard kaye. >> she was a naive young girl. charles was her first proper man in her life. but he appeared to have someone else he was interested in, as well. it would've made anyone question themselves. she was beautiful, gorgeous, fantastic to have on your arm. but maybe, s

it was claimed he had made donations to projects of interest to the then prince charles. ndent, robin brant, is in the newsroom. remind us of the background to all of this. , , ., ., of this. this is in regard to the prince's foundation _ of this. this is in regard to the prince's foundation and - of this. this is in regard to the prince's foundation and i - of this. this is in regard to the prince's foundation and i did l of this. this is in regard to the - prince's foundation and i did think it is important to make clear it is the organisation that is at the heart of the investigation. the metropolitan police in london have been looking at these allegations from february of last year, following some newspaper reports in the uk centred on the role of michael fossett, a man who has spent decades being very close to prince charles as he was for most of that time. and rez up to become his valet, a senior adviser and at one time a man who charted one of his charitable trusts as well. it involves allegations that mr fossett had been coordinating, had spoken with representative

when i met her she was the royal harpist for prince charles which was of course something that the queen position was held for four years. so i had seen hannah play and i invited her on my christmas programme and that's when we met. and i guess it was love at first accompaniment. is a very special performing with her? i don't have to tell you, i've sung with a harp since i was a young lad so its magnificent to have two musicians in the house and i'm always intrigued by how these harpists can play that instrument of 47 strings and seven pedals. it's dedication, hard work and the hard work that she sees, does translate into me wanting to work harder as well. he sings it was his beloved wales that set bryn onto the path of global success. in 1989 he won the song prize in the bbc cardiff singer of the world contest. but i was really nervous in that competition and within the days of competing as well i was doing an opera as a student in the guildhall school of music and drama, so it was maybe an insight into how one's career will develop in the future, but undoubtedly cardiff singer of the w

did she dance with prince charles? i did dance with president reagan that way. got there. there you go. wow. well, that's quite an occasion and obviously we could cover thousands of photographs from the reagan. but you end that presidency and then years go by. it's 2005 and you're covering a young junior senator from illinois by the name of barack obama. you're back at the chicago tribune. tell us about the evolution of that relationship. yep. and then ending up with him at the white house. yeah, again, it was it was another lucky coincidence in that i happened to be working the washington based photographer for, the chicago tribune. i was doing stories around the country, around the world had gone to afghanistan, all kinds of things. but when the hometown gets elected to the senate, you know, it was kind of a big deal. and he was already being talked about as, you know, a future, you know, national leader and so we pitched the story jeff zeleny now with cnn and was then a tribune correspondent with me. and the tribune bureau in d.c. so we pitched the story to darcie. he m

like -- i met prince charles when i did that film "golden eye" the james bond one.al premier night you get all these pages of etiquette for things i was standing next to judi dench and i said "i'm not bowing i'm not bowing are you bowing?" and she was like, "i have to bow. i'm a dame." i was like, "oh, all right." on the etiquette it said men must bow from the neck forward i was like, "well, you're hardly going to bow from the neck back." [ laughter ] >> seth: like a pez dispenser. >> yes and so, on the news there was like -- there's prince charles and pierce brosnan, and in the background you see me and judi dench laughing and going like this -- [ laughter ] >> but i -- one time when i was in the scouts, like the boy scouts, and we were -- >> seth: so, this is when you were younger >> yes [ laughter ] imagine if i was still in the scouts now, that would be hilarious. i'm hiking, you know, i'm audionteering or something in d-side in aberdeenshire which is near balmoral. and it was raining and we were lost i was like the patrol leader i said, "oh, i can't deal with t

she said she was sick of the royal coverage of the sun simply being a funny face that prince charlesepped on a cow pat visiting an organic yoghurt factory. she didn't want that any more, it was time for the focus to really be on the next generation, on william and on harry. and frankly, the newspaper needed someone that wasn't tainted by diana's death. they wanted someone younger. i fitted the bill. i was into things that they were into. i wasn't that much older than them. it was a high pressure job with some fantastic rewards. i mean, who wouldn't want to get drunk with prince harry and prince william at the same time in the same nightclub? we love you harry, we do! the image people have of harry the party prince comes from that period. do you want to bleep off? he was charging around the world partying like a maniac. he even admits that he was in that period. he had been seen punching a cameraman and a bodyguard lifting him off the street. and it got to the point where once we got the nazi story, the gloves were off. prince harry would often go to social events which weren't offici

jackson, also was considered as sam grant, but theodore roosevelt, dwight eisenhower, charles prince charles first. well, rumor has it that he was for one day, but for what he did as a u.s. senator. then what about? the end of the governments in courts, in the schools, the so-called five civilized tribes in the indian territory, this is england territory becomes a state in 19 seven. so let's look at the eastern presidents and then let's go to the next slide. in which we're going to up this list of pin. so kind of thinking, who's going to survive this kind of cut? so in this cut, then we're looking at andrew jackson in the upper left. he was the famed indian fighter. so that not make him the best friend of native people. the white house. he promoted the indian removal act and he disputed the most dire versus georgia case, which actually recognized the sovereignty of the cherokee in setting the precedent for recognizing the sovereignty of indian nations. so he's really not a friend of native people branch vetoed a bill to stop slaughter of buffalo so we continue slaughter of buffalo in terms w

in 1997, at the coronation of the summer monarch - this and the african country prince charles was present and chernyshevsky called this 18th-century poet and playwright the father of new german literature. forest stop in the 19th century, organ grinders taught to pull out lucky tickets of these birds, similar to parrots, but cheaper. let homo sapiens over 400 mouths humans belong to this family of primates, just like the great great apes. for 300 , pumping this muscle of the back of the shoulder is not so easy in front of you, one of the quadriceps exercises is not. triceps true contests 200 on the competition called again accepts avant-garde works of this art form ; the authors of the winners have every chance to become famous. no. kalash is not. this is a literary competition and the work of the winners is included in the book of 300 competitions. at the annual paris competition for this skill, the appearance is not judged by the participants. all the same, they adorn themselves with patches and pink ears. there is no such thing as a quick meal. yes, yes, yes. contests 400 cat poke minu

boris johnso prince charles yeah, he green.e's not concern. believe me, they'll agree he's not so concern. believe me, they'll agree he's not so borisyncern. he's >> so boris johnson, he's a liberal. he's not a real liberal. he's not even a real but these greens have to follow the don't >> don't you? >> don't you? >> basically, think it's >> don't you? >> if basically, think it's >> don't you? >> if they ically, think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt .y, think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like they it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like they came that if they felt like they came out said a net zero, out and they said a net zero, net nothing 2070s too soon, net net, nothing 2070s too soon, then wave of then there was a large wave of then there was a large wave of the would vote the people who would not vote for therefore, can't for them. therefore, they can't be think he be as emphatic as i think he might be. might like to be. >> and with this, after >> and with nana on this

boris johnso prince charles yeah, he green.n. believe me, they'll agree he's not so concern. believe me, they'll agree he's not so borisyncern. he's >> so boris johnson, he's a liberal. he's not a real liberal. he's not even a real but these greens have to follow the don't >> don't you? >> don't you? >> basically, think it's >> don't you? >> if basically, think it's >> don't you? >> if they ically, think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt .y, think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like they it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like they came that if they felt like they came out said a net zero, out and they said a net zero, net nothing 2070s too soon, net net, nothing 2070s too soon, then wave of then there was a large wave of then there was a large wave of the would vote the people who would not vote for therefore, can't for them. therefore, they can't be think he be as emphatic as i think he might be. might like to be. >> and with this, after >> and with nana on this, after immigr

king when he was prince charles. of the stuff that goes on the balmoral area on around the balmoral area there. we go. now, london's controversial ulez scheme is being , but being expanded tomorrow, but sadiq by his plans. sadiq khan stands by his plans. a possible loophole has emerged because this save londoners and then people elsewhere around the country as well, millions of pounds patrick christys on gb news. britain's news . mornings from 930 on, gb news how. >> now. >> okay . welcome along. now, of >> okay. welcome along. now, of course you will not want to miss this. find out very shortly. anyway, what happened when an american police officer came face to face base with a load of eco warriors so that we go now at 5:00 as it emerges that migrants could be fitted with electronic tags to stop them going missing. we will debate whether or not it is ethical to do that. and i discuss do that. and i will discuss claims from sir keir starmer's , claims from sir keir starmer's, director of strategy that red wall voters

prince charles time. so that's charles at the time.s okay, what they're doing okay, because what they're doing is you there is is they're showing you there is a causation , an issue that a causation, an issue that caused her to. but lots of eating disorder campaigners deny that there's any causation , that there's any causation, though, right? it's just another way to see the issue. and ultimately , the author is ultimately, the author is bringing this issue to the minds of children who need to see it in a in a sensitive way versus seeing it in a sensationalised way on the news. >> but do you not think that this is going to give children ideas, though? >> no, because oftentimes i'm like a kid is going read that like a kid is going to read that book and think, oh, i'm to going look up bulimia and see what this maybe going to this is and maybe i'm going to try it. >> but try it. » but try it. >> but these are being >> but usually these are being read a positive spin, read with a positive spin, whether it's from the teacher's perspective,

prince charles time. so that's charles at the time.s okay, what they're doing okay, because what they're doing is you there is is they're showing you there is a causation , an issue that a causation, an issue that caused her to. but lots of eating disorder campaigners deny that there's any causation , that there's any causation, though, right? it's just another way to see the issue. and ultimately , the author is ultimately, the author is bringing this issue to the minds of children who need to see it in a in a sensitive way versus seeing it in a sensationalised way on the news. >> but do you not think that this is going to give children ideas, though? >> no, because oftentimes i'm like a kid is going read that like a kid is going to read that book and think, oh, i'm to going look up bulimia and see what this maybe going to this is and maybe i'm going to try it. >> but try it. » but try it. >> but these are being >> but usually these are being read a positive spin, read with a positive spin, whether it's from the teacher's perspective,

that a letter appeared in the press, uh, which was sent by charles iii to whom we remember as a prince charlesessed all sorts of regrets about , uh, the suffering of people in hawaii well, this was done exactly after uh, biden refused to comment on the situation in hawaii , that is, it is obvious that the british decided to pin the baidan, therefore question and put mocking him so that you are silent, and here we express sympathy for people, but this situation is to some extent symbolic, of course, it's a pity. but it is really symbolic, because it burns and suffers , they cannot do anything. and most importantly, nothing the people in washington want to do something about it, they don't want anything at all, as if by trains. they have the deep state others are more important. uh, important business, and biden has been pestered by this all week. well, here he came out that the rocks are burning badly, very badly , a historical fire. it kind of reminds me of my organ. i have 15 minutes. see, it's written. moreover, that is. well, i worked out the question very formally, of course, if you don’t

. >> denounced, denounced, >> and denounced, denounced, denounced prince charles and said he couldn't. and you felt this quality about him. so as he left the studio , i him. so as he left the studio, i said, doesn't listen to the three adjectives his fatness , three adjectives his fatness, his smugness and his pompous city. by the way, they're nouns . sorry, genuinely make you want to vomit. at which point the daily mail, that wonderful newspaper , did the banner newspaper, did the banner headune newspaper, did the banner headline starkey the rudest man in britain . lots of friends in britain. lots of friends said, oh, isn't this terrible , said, oh, isn't this terrible, david, you'll never recover. i said , it's worth at least said, it's worth at least 100,000. i mean , least 100,000 a 100,000. i mean, least 100,000 a yeah 100,000. i mean, least 100,000 a year. well, let's hope that trina can be even ruder . trina can be even ruder. >> trina so you've got to mark this out of ten out of ten, i mean, i would. i would. i would say one would be too many. but i mean, it's generous. >> it'

. >> denounced, denounced, >> and denounced, denounced, denounced prince charles and said he couldn'tand you felt this quality about him. so as he left the studio , i him. so as he left the studio, i said, doesn't listen to the three adjectives his fatness , three adjectives his fatness, his smugness and his pompous city. by the way, they're nouns . sorry, genuinely make you want to vomit. at which point the daily mail, that wonderful newspaper , did the banner newspaper, did the banner headune newspaper, did the banner headline starkey the rudest man in britain . lots of friends in britain. lots of friends said, oh, isn't this terrible , said, oh, isn't this terrible, david, you'll never recover. i said , it's worth at least said, it's worth at least 100,000. i mean , least 100,000 a 100,000. i mean, least 100,000 a yeah 100,000. i mean, least 100,000 a year. well, let's hope that trina can be even ruder . trina can be even ruder. >> trina so you've got to mark this out of ten out of ten, i mean, i would. i would. i would say one would be too many. but i mean, it's generous. >> it's

do you remember prince charles waxing eloquent on those hideous old waxwork looks of the chinese leadershipublic events because he thought they were so wicked. he will be, i'm afraid, all over the crown prince because there were very close relationships between the royal families and between not only the royal family of saudi arabia, but all the gulf states. none of which have got any better human rights records than saudi arabia. do you see what i mean? what the problem is? there's wild inconsistency. and we lurch from one position to another and we do it without really thinking and without strategic thought . what i think strategic thought. what i think is disgraceful, frankly. i mean, you was putting forward the kind of views that a hardened 19th century foreign secretary would have done. there was a thing called the national interest. you know, we have no friends. we only have interests. when did we ever do that? we lurch around on human rights. we strike postures over energy . we do all of these over energy. we do all of these things and then suddenly we discover we actually need someb

offered a saudi businessman, a knighthood and british citizenship in return for a donation to prince charles'scharities. >> that, if it was proven to be true, is illegal. >> and fawcett in the dock at the old bailey would have undoubtedly caused the king enormous problems and in my view, would have been the end of king charles's reign . so they king charles's reign. so they made the decision that the king's future was more important than the law in this case. >> and i think that's a very important decision that they've reached a landmark in terms of king charles himself, i think we've always assumed that he's lost the mojo to some extent . lost the mojo to some extent. >> the fact that he didn't deal firmly with the sussexes , the firmly with the sussexes, the fact that he allowed prince william and kate to take over so much of his duties has shown that he really hasn't got the energy, in my view, anymore to impose himself in the same way as perhaps his mother did and change britain under his reign . change britain under his reign. >> you know, he's a man of 75, i think his wife is not that ke

offered a saudi businessman, a knighthood and british citizenship in return for a donation to prince charles'scharities. >> that, if it was proven to be true, is illegal. >> and fawcett in the dock at the old bailey would have undoubtedly caused the king enormous problems and in my view, would have been the end of king charles's reign . so they king charles's reign. so they made the decision that the king's future was more important than the law in this case. >> and i think that's a very important decision that they've reached a landmark in terms of king charles himself, i think we've always assumed that he's lost the mojo to some extent . lost the mojo to some extent. >> the fact that he didn't deal firmly with the sussexes , the firmly with the sussexes, the fact that he allowed prince william and kate to take over so much of his duties has shown that he really hasn't got the energy, in my view, anymore to impose himself in the same way as perhaps his mother did and change britain under his reign . change britain under his reign. >> you know, he's a man of 75, i think his wife is not that ke

ebi sabz post , in 2017, by publishing articles , he corrected the statements of charles iii, in which he was the crown prince of england, about the immigration of jews to palestine. i will do it in 2017, samsung highlighted the effects of charles iii, who was the crown prince of england at the time, on jewish immigration to palestine . the rain missile of the occupied territories in the holy sword battle was one of the other targets of this reporter. 24 and 25 months ago, france fired another journalist on charges of anti-semitism . the two journalists were accused of being anti-semitic in their reporting and analysis of the middle east. zionism in the world media is responsible for the return the european neo-nazi fighters who went to ukraine have become a concern of some european politicians. according to a report presented by a french parliament member , out of 400 french citizens who are fighting in ukraine, about 100 are members of the far-right movement . french intelligence had announced that from all over french war in ukraine, about 30 of them were known as neo-nazis , russia has also said that in t

then prince charles wouldn't.se he wouldn't want to upset his mother. but now she's passed and it's just coming up to the first anniversary in september that he can actually do more what he thinks is right. and i think the way he's attacked harry's attacked camilla is completely unfair . unfair. >> that's yeah. >> that's yeah. >> and i think that would that was done really to make king charles more unhappy. he could take it for himself, i charles more unhappy. he could take it for himself , i believe, take it for himself, i believe, but i don't think he could bear it for wife, had such a it for his wife, who had such a terrible beginning it for his wife, who had such a terribishe beginning it for his wife, who had such a terribishe devoted beginning it for his wife, who had such a terribishe devoted herself1ing it for his wife, who had such a terribishe devoted herself tog it for his wife, who had such a terribishe devoted herself to him when she devoted herself to him to support him to and do the best she can for

royal peace talks with prince harry and kings charles reportedly off the table.ulation the family would reunit next month and it's not going to happen. royal watcher neil sean as the latest on the royal rift next. ♪ the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. .com. royal sources claim that peace talks between king charles and his errant son, prince harry are not going to happen. shawn's with us this morning. what would it take to get these two together, neil? good afternoon. stewart from london has ever well, actually , probably a medium. i would imagine because the bottom line is this if you are his majesty , the king and also you have someone else to consider in. of course, his royal highness, the prince

and it's something that we saw in the early 90s with then prince charles and princess diana history might bower of course, biographer of king charles and meghan markle. thank you, tom. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and union superstar union jackass. my superstar panel back me, suzanne panel back with me, suzanne evans , who's your nominee? evans, who's your nominee? >> so my nominee is princess anne. it's her 73rd birthday today. she's beautiful , anne. it's her 73rd birthday today. she's beautiful, she's bright, she's sassy. she's strong, very hard working royal. happy birthday, your royal highness . highness. >> great nomination , ranil >> great nomination, ranil jayawardena. who are you for? going >> well, my greatest britain nomination is for donald jones, my police commissioner and chairman of police commissioners across the country. she's speaking common sense and saying that parents should take responsibility their children. >> yeah, i think she was absolutely right to do that. completely agree with that , amy completely agree with that, amy nicole, your no

and it's something that we saw in the early 90s with then prince charles and princess diana history might bower of course, biographer of king charles and meghan markle. thank you, tom. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and union superstar union jackass. my superstar panel back me, suzanne panel back with me, suzanne evans , who's your nominee? evans, who's your nominee? >> so my nominee is princess anne. it's her 73rd birthday today. she's beautiful , anne. it's her 73rd birthday today. she's beautiful, she's bright, she's sassy. she's strong, very hard working royal. happy birthday, your royal highness . highness. >> great nomination , ranil >> great nomination, ranil jayawardena. who are you for? going >> well, my greatest britain nomination is for donald jones, my police commissioner and chairman of police commissioners across the country. she's speaking common sense and saying that parents should take responsibility their children. >> yeah, i think she was absolutely right to do that. completely agree with that , amy completely agree with that, amy nicole, your no

david mellor has got those and maybe some friction between prince charles and prince william or king is interesting because is that unfortunate diseased specimen? prince andrew has suddenly been allowed to travel with the king i mean, it was always said the king just wanted him out, period. and wanted him out, period. and wanted him out of that huge house he's got. now house that he's got. and now he's travelling in a car with him and it's being suggested that william has been snubbed over this because william quite rightly, am i allowed to say , rightly, am i allowed to say, thinks that andrew is a thoroughly bad thing for the royal family and to bring him back? you know, andrew's not going to change. he doesn't matter the details of these sexual activities , if they sexual activities, if they existed . what matters is that existed. what matters is that andrew is a i mean, i've had personal experience of andrew. he's a really tired , solemn man. he's a really tired, solemn man. and i think that he would be an asset to the royal family. he won't be. >> well, it's fascinating you sayin

that if you remember to garter day last year , prince william was lobbying the late queen and prince charlesandrew to take part in any of the public procedure things. i suspect prince william's position hasn't changed, suggest to changed, which would suggest to me story is a me that the mirror story is a little accurate. right. little bit accurate. right. >> right. okay. and do you think we'll any more royal family we'll have any more royal family on together in balmoral, or on show together in balmoral, or is that the sort of signal that's been issued from that car shop? >> well, perhaps there's been a few suggestions. we've had a few surprise engagements from the king, so we'll have to wait and see. >> thank you very much >> cameron, thank you very much indeed updating us on that. indeed for updating us on that. now the hurricane made now the hurricane has made landfall. idalia . it landfall. all this is idalia. it is a category three, rather is now a category three, rather than category four. but still winds of 125 miles an hour, according to the hurricane centre there in florida. i think

grant harrold, former royal butler , of course, at highgrove, butler, of course, at highgrove, to prince charlesgrant, thank you very much for joining the time. grant, thank you very much forjoining us once more. much for joining us once more. and we ought say happy and we ought to say happy birthday. to a certain birthday. i think to a certain individual, just sort of up individual, just to sort of up the tone a little . the tone a little. >> good afternoon, mark. thank you for having me on. absolutely it's the duchess of sussex , beth it's the duchess of sussex, beth mead but can i also mention it would also be in the late queen elizabeth, the queen mother's 123rd birthday. they both 123rd birthday. so they both share , obviously, the 4th of share, obviously, the 4th of august as their birthday. okay >> and that note, i mean, >> and on that note, i mean, obviously , it is somewhat of obviously, it is somewhat of a fractured relationship now . does fractured relationship now. does do you have some sympathy perhaps for harry and meghan out there in america? and they've enjoyed a very nice meal,

peace talks are reportedly on the calendar for king charles and prince harry, according to the dailynging an official trip to france to make sure his schedule lines up with his son's. a source telling the daily mail it is highly unlikely harry's wife meghan markle will be there for the meeting. john, i've said it time and time again, i was there to cover the wedding 2018, i wish them well. i hope that the family can heal, come back together, you know, there's grandkids involved, i wish for a good outcome of those discussions. >> john: and i've said it time and time again, too, it's tough being a prince, you know. a lot you have to deal with. sometimes it's pretty difficult. >> sandra: champagne troubles, i suppose. >> john: i guess. parents rights debate reaching a boiling point as the new school year begins in parts of new jersey. some school districts are refusing to go with glenn youngkin, and one woman is so frustrated she has decided to run for a seat on the county school board. mark, our kids went back, full disclosure to fairfax county public schools today, your wife is a teac

they've the wives they've suggested that the wives of edward prince of prince edward and prince charlesharles, as he then was, weren't princesses. so there have been some howlers on there . so these some howlers on there. so these aren't bad. but aren't that bad. but yes, finally updated and suppose finally updated and i suppose meghan will be slightly peeved by all of this because i'm sure the fact that official the fact that the official website family was website of the royal family was still styling her as hrh must have given her some comfort and probably caused some confusion in california, where event organisers would have been looking to the website for guidance and perhaps have been calling her hrh for longer than she should have been. >> yes, and i very much doubt that she ever corrected them, of course. but should meghan and harry calling harry now stop calling themselves and duchess harry now stop calling th

it was one thing when the queen elizabeth's was there and the then prince charles didn't want to upsetalmoral and help us with this. one year thing . talking about one year thing. talking about queen elizabeth. it's one year that since she's died on september the 7th, i think at and so that makes it sort of that they're not part of the family anymore . there's not a family anymore. there's not a big meeting or a celebration or anything in church or anything like that. it's just he's going to be quiet in balmoral and the family are going to visit him . family are going to visit him. he doesn't want them to visit him and upset them because they think just about them. they'd come they'd have come in, they'd have a huge argument what they haven't argument about what they haven't had and the money they haven't had and the money they haven't had and the attention they haven't they don't need haven't had. so they don't need that. as for meghan's that. and as for meghan's birthday yesterday , they and birthday yesterday, they and they didn't get any say anything that was part into the normal c

gb news. >> well, prince harry and andrew have fallen down the pecking order once again as king charles a bit for harry, mustn't it? whilst kate has taken over one of the roles held by andrew before he returned them to the late queen amid his civil trial . let's get stuck civil trial. let's get stuck into this now with royal correspondent and writer michael cole . it's not the only story in cole. it's not the only story in town as well. harry's deportation promises to be absolute . but michael, absolute gold. but michael, first first, then the first things first, then the royal reshuffle. what do you make of it? royal reshuffle. what do you ma well, it? royal reshuffle. what do you ma well,it? royal family get >> well, the royal family get together every now and then and they hand out these they they hand out these military ranks and honours and titles and patronages badges, rather like sharing out the smarties or the children's birthday. and it's a popular thing because it reinforces local connections with the area. so prince william is connected with raf valley, where he learned to be

yard says it will take no further action after investigating a charity set up by king charles while he was the princeour royal correspondent nicholas witchell is here. joining me now is nicholas witchell, our royal correspondent. take us through what has happened. first the allegation that a rich saudi businessman who had previously supported some of the prince�*s previous charitable operations was helped to get an honorary knighthood. the central figure helped to get an honorary knighthood. the centralfigure here is somebody called michael fawcett. he is the former valet to the former prince who became the chief executive of the prince�*s foundation, that is a position from which he resigned as soon as these allegations became public. the inquiry was set up and has been conducted by the met police. they have consulted the crown prosecution service. the conclusion, not to take the inquiry not to take —— not to take the inquiry any further. the king arriving at bell moral today taking up his first full summer resident as monnet, a short ceremony there with the royal regiment of scotland. forthe there

i am patrick christys in for the big man in my big opinion as rishi sunak king charles and prince williamg england women's world cup final . is this misogyny in my take at ten, after advising the public to get a covid jab, is he unethical for jonathan van tam jv to his mate to take a job at the vaccine manufacturer moderna it certainly whiffs a bit, doesn't it? and as britain continues to be shortchanged by their £480 million deal with the french, is the next wave of illegal migrants on their way from the mediterranean ? we're from the mediterranean? we're going live to italy for that . going live to italy for that. one plus, of course, after the guilty verdict of lucy letby and

i am patrick christys in for the big man in my big opinion as rishi sunak king charles and prince williamed for missing england women's world cup final . is this misogyny in my take at ten, after advising the public to get a covid jab, is he unethical for jonathan van tam jv to his mate to take a job at the vaccine manufacturer moderna it certainly whiffs a bit, doesn't it? and as britain continues to be shortchanged by their £480 million deal with the french, is the next wave of illegal migrants on their way from the mediterranean ? we're from the mediterranean? we're going live to italy for that . going live to italy for that. one plus, of course, after the guilty verdict of lucy letby and we'll be asking a

if you're going to look at king charles and the prince and princess of wales coming together to look together to look at where the monarchy goes in the future and how it works, i think this is fantastic and it shows that king charles really does value william. and also shows that actually is put in a bigger strain on him than he thought. >> so excited to get the job. the man is now 74, 75in october and he's saying, the man is now 74, 75in october and he's saying , actually, do and he's saying, actually, do you what? i could a you know what? i could be a better caretaker. and look at what william's going to do, because is quite because it really is quite exhausting, if that's right. >> setting scene >> and he's setting the scene really william. i think this really for william. i think this is . it is stability. is continuity. it is stability. it's not going to make anybody see anything particularly different, but it allows william , when he does become to king, move on and do what he wants to do, he will be a lot younger. he'll have lot energy. he'll have a lot more energy. and this ex

remember that the couple were getting married in front of 2 billion people and you had prince charlesas then walking meghan down the aisle . walking meghan down the aisle. so the loss of his military titles was something that that harry was not happy about. i don't know why he thought he could have his cake and eat it, but he did so , you know, i think but he did so, you know, i think harry is a member of the family and blood is thicker than water. i think there's always a way back. but as he told tom bradbury in his interview, i'm he said that the ball is in the court of the royals. well, it's not. and as long as harry keeps thinking that he's going to keep being an ousted member of the family, it's not down to the royals. they've behaved pretty well with with regard to meghan and harry and duncan. >> just on richard's point about trust , do you >> just on richard's point about trust, do you think the way back into the royal family for prince harry is if he can prove himself to be trusted again ? to be trusted again? >> yes. and there's a question of how long will that take? because

and charles actually used to have that role when he was prince of wales. colonel in chief of the mercian regiment, as well as the army air corps, as i as i said, and the royal honorary air commodore of raf valley as well , her of raf valley as well, her majesty the queen camilla. she is going to be patron of the royal army chaplains department, the duke of edinburgh, the princess royal, and the duke and duchess of gloucester, the duke of gloucester being the late queen's cousin. they are all receiving further military appointments from his majesty, the king. this morning. as for another working member of the royal family, duke of kent, another working member of the rogis family, duke of kent, another working member of the rogis notnily, duke of kent, another working member of the rogis not receiving)uke of kent, another working member of the rogis not receiving any of kent, another working member of the rogis not receiving any further , he is not receiving any further responsibility. in october, he turns 88 years old. so in the choir to summer months, it l

i am patrick christys in for the big man in my big opinion as rishi sunak king charles and prince william are criticised for missing england women's world cup final . is this misogyny in my take at ten, after advising the public to get a covid jab, is he unethical for jonathan van tam jv to his mate to take a job at the vaccine manufacturer moderna it certainly whiffs a bit, doesn't it.7 and as britain continues to be shortchanged by their £480 million deal with the french, is the next wave of illegal migrants on their way from the mediterranean .7 we're from the mediterranean? we're going live to italy for that . going live to italy for that. one plus, of course, after the guilty verdict of lucy letby and we'll be asking a top criminal psychologist, are people just born evil ? so busy, two hours born evil? so busy, two hours coming your way. look, put something cold and fizzy in the fridge . fire up the kettle. do fridge. fire up the kettle. do whatever you want . get whatever you want. get absolutely smashed for all i care. i will be back lighting up your very shortly. but your evening

i am patrick christys in for the big man in my big opinion as rishi sunak king charles and prince william are criticised for missing england women's world cup final . is this misogyny in my take at ten, after advising the public to get a covid jab, is he unethical for jonathan van tam jv to his mate to take a job at the vaccine manufacturer moderna it certainly whiffs a bit, doesn't it.7 and as britain continues to be shortchanged by their £480 million deal with the french, is the next wave of illegal migrants on their way from the mediterranean .7 we're from the mediterranean? we're going live to italy for that . going live to italy for that. one plus, of course, after the guilty verdict of lucy letby and we'll be asking a top criminal psychologist, are people just born evil ? so busy, two hours born evil? so busy, two hours coming your way. look, put something cold and fizzy in the fridge . fire up the kettle. do fridge. fire up the kettle. do whatever you want . get whatever you want. get absolutely smashed for all i care. i will be back lighting up your very shortly. but your evening