and the duchess of cambridge. 50 prince of wales and the duchess of cambride. , ., prince of wales and prince harry? well, originally, it was going to be the prince of wales who is going to greet the queen as she arrived. and so you would have the prince of wales, the duke of cambridge, the two future heirs, it's right they would welcome the queen and walk into the procession. prince harry is no longer a working member of the royalfamily, he stood back no longer a working member of the royal family, he stood back from no longer a working member of the royalfamily, he stood back from his duties but i think her majesty the queen has ensured harry and meghan were front and centre and had their own procession. these wonderful codes here, the george v coats, scarlet and gold, as this procession makes its way to the west door to await the arrival of the prince of wales. the virger and then various dignitaries, bishops, eminent archbishops, cardinal nicholls is here. and then a virger and then 22 pleb injuries, six archdeacon zen two princess eugenie whispering something to her husband. she w

the prince of wales of course has i the prince of wales of course has been attending this parade forle who like the military music. the earl of wessex and his family. the countess of wessex and their children, lady louise and viscount severn. the countess of wessex as a driver in her own right. and then in the third carriage behind then we have the gloucesters, the duke and duchess of gloucesters, the duke and duchess of gloucester and admiral tim laurence,. the life guards in their splendid red tunics and white plumes providing the 1st and 2nd divisions of the royal escort today. and then at the rear, the 3rd and lith divisions provided by the blues and royals. the first carriage is now on the approach to the parade ground. we have been very, very lucky with the weather today. it is warm, but hopefully not too hot for all the guards on parade. the royal party will be turning onto the parade ground, and their arrival will be signalled by the national anthem. the formation of the guards has changed, number3 the formation of the guards has changed, number 3 guard the formation of the g

the this in the past, the events of 1997, not just the tragic death of the prince — 1997, not just the tragic death of the prince of waless reaction to it — i think the queen— people's reaction to it — i think the queen and the people and the people _ the queen and the people and the peopie -- — the queen and the people and the people —— around her had a sharp shock, _ people —— around her had a sharp shock, realising they were out of touch _ shock, realising they were out of touch i— shock, realising they were out of touch. i think that was the sea change. — touch. i think that was the sea change, and everything we've seen in recent— change, and everything we've seen in recent years — if you look at east genders — recent years — if you look at east genders on — recent years — if you look at east genders on thursday, it's a seemingly spontaneous but every second _ seemingly spontaneous but every second detailed and planned of the princess— second detailed and planned of the princess of wales —— prince of wales in the _ princess of wales —— prince of wales in the duchess of cornwall —— eastenders. pinning a ribbon for dom

>>> in the medieval fortress, charles the eldest son of queen elizabeth, is crowned prince of wales. >> i, charles, prince of wales, do become your liege man of life and limb. >> there's so much pomp, so much glamour. but under it all is a nervous 20-year-old who feels strongly that the whole weight of monarchy rests on him. he had no choice in his life at all. his future was mapped out for him. he knew from an early age that he was part of a machine. >> prince charles is a central figure of this dynasty. he is the future. he is the great hope. >> the young prince, who just celebrated his 3rd birthday, carried out his handshaking duties most sedately. >> the prince, as a child, was very withdrawn, very sensitive, very shy. >> but right from the beginning there's all this weight of expectation on this poor little boy's back. >> when charles was 4, he watched his 27-year-old mother crowned queen after the unexpected death of her father, king george vi. >> she had to juggle the really onerous duties of being queen, being monarch, with being a young mother. >> she went off on long tours f

the met police investigated that and while clarence house told us that the prince of wales had no knowledge's former chief executive of the foundation, actually resigned after it emerged that he coordinated with fixes over the honorary cbe for a billionaire businessman. there was no evidence, though, that any of the trustees actually knew what was happening at that time. spain's prime minister — pedro sanchez — has blamed mafias involved in human trafficking for the mass storming of the border between morocco and the spanish enclave of melilla on friday. at least 23 people died in the attempt to cross fences into spanish territory. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. it was a scene of chaos and sometimes brutal carnage. security personnel almost overrun by hundreds of people trying to enter spanish territory. according to officials in morocco, some died while falling from the fence, others were crushed in a stampede. many were injured and taken to hospital, while others could be seen celebrating successfully reaching spanish soil. the country's prime minister had no doubt who was to blame. trans

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in the royal box, the prince of wales took the salute from military units representing britain's armed and detachments from many of the 5a members of the commonwealth. making a return to public duty, prince louis, in the royal box with his elder brother and sister, george and charlotte. things were livening up. the parade was on to the 2010s. there were break dancers. princess anne was clapping, and grandpa was about to be put in charge of louis. the parade showed the modern britain, inclusive end with a focus on the environment. the theme of this float was the queen's green canopy. at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace, and half an hour later, the platinumjubilee had its perfect ending. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. people across the uk have also been holding thousands ofjubilee big lunch events. one of them was at the oval cricket ground in london, where prince charles and the duchess of cornwall were special guests. 0ur correspondent navtej johal reports from one street party in leicester. assessing the options for a very special l

, not a _ cambridge is in the prince of wales, not a huge _ cambridge is in the prince of walesat _ not a huge amount of publicly facing royat that _ not a huge amount of publicly facing royal. that will also be a change if the royal family decide that it wants— the royal family decide that it wants to _ the royal family decide that it wants to slimmed—down and focus on five or— wants to slimmed—down and focus on five or six— wants to slimmed—down and focus on five or six members. that will mean fewer— five or six members. that will mean fewer royal— five or six members. that will mean fewer royal event held. one thing particularly the princess royal, who does a _ particularly the princess royal, who does a lot— particularly the princess royal, who does a lot of unsung work, but carries— does a lot of unsung work, but carries out— does a lot of unsung work, but carries out hundreds and hundreds of meetings _ carries out hundreds and hundreds of meetings every year. let�*s carries out hundreds and hundreds of meetings every year.— meetings every year. let's turn to the guardian.

it's emerged that the prince of wales accepted donations for his charitable projects of up to 3 millione former prime minister of the gulf state of qatar. the sunday times has also reported some of the money was handed directly to prince charles. our royal correspondent, jonny dymond, explained what the prince's representatives are saying about this. the prince's office does not deny the substance of this story although they clearly have some concerns about some of the detail. but they acknowledge that a very large donation was passed over in cash to the prince. he passed it to his assistants and they put it in the bank account of his charities and the appropriate checks were made. there is no suggestion of any illegality or rule breaking. this is somewhat embarrassing partly because such a huge donation being made in cash. i mean, a bank transfer or a cheque would be more regular barley i mean, a bank transfer or a cheque would be more regular partly because there has been so much controversy around previous fundraising efforts from some of the prince's charities. perhaps most importan

it had been left to the prince of wales to lead the royal party from buckingham palace down to horse e. also riding on horseback, behind charles, were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess anne, the princess royal. and riding together in one of the carriages, the cambridges' three children — prince george, prince louis, waving away happily in the middle, and princess charlotte. and the more the crowd waved, the more louis waved, until his sister decided that that was probably enough. as the procession made its way down the mall, a group of animal—rights protesters broke through the tight police cordon and attempted to disrupt one of the marching bands before being dragged away by police. 0n horse guards parade, the footguards had formed up — plenty to look at and plenty to get used to for these newcomers to the parade. they will be seeing it many times in the years to come. absent from the parade, the duke of york — stripped of his role as honorary colonel of the grenadier guards. the prince of wales led the inspection of the troops on behalf of his mother. it's the firs

the prince of wales the duchess of cornwall. this year's meeting. re and we have seen pictures of them. they are representing the queen but there are growing concerns and a growing push amongst republicans and lots of questions about what happens when charles becomes king. about what happens when charles becomes king-— becomes king. exactly. they are indeed he _ becomes king. exactly. they are indeed he representing - becomes king. exactly. they are indeed he representing the - becomes king. exactly. they are i indeed he representing the queen becomes king. exactly. they are - indeed he representing the queen and the last time the prince of wales represented the queen was in 2013 in sri lanka and of course the queen is the head of the commonwealth, which is not a row which can be inherited and she has been very vocal in saying that she wants prince charles to be her successor and she mentioned a few of the countries in the commonwealth like barbados will become republics and also jamaica and australia have also voiced their wanting to potentially bec

it will take place - tomorrow at about lunchtime by which time the prince of wales will have formallys migrants in any substantive form is i think doubtful. both men will want to avoid the issue in a detail. i think they are far more likely to focus on they are far more likely to focus on the main issues of the commonwealth meeting, they are of course climate change, about which the prince feels very passionately and deeply, about food security, a real issue within the commonwealth with the threat of grain shortages caused by the russian invasion of ukraine, and violence against women, another big issue within the commonwealth and an issue within the commonwealth and an issue about which the duchess of cornwall has been speaking this morning in a speech. she has talked about the need for people to take personal responsibility for their behaviour, to end gender—based violence. those are all issues with a real residence within the commonwealth, which as we know represents nearly a third of the world's population, and that, i suspect, is where the prince of wales and prime ministerjohnso

in the royal box the prince of wales took the salute from military units representing britain's armedattachments from many of the 5a members of the commonwealth. making a return to public duty, prince louis in the royal box with his elder brother and sister, george and charlotte. things were livening up. the parade was on to the 2010s, there were break dancers. princess anne was clapping and grandpa was about to be put in charge of louis. the parade showed the modern britain, inclusive and with a focus on the environment. the theme of this float was the queen's green canopy. at az30pm at the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace. half an hour later, the queen was on the palace balcony. in a statement the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. i'm j

the met police investigated that and clarence house told us that the prince of wales had no knowledgehe prince's former chief executive of the foundation, actually resigned after it emerged that he coordinated with fixes over the honorary cbe for a billionaire businessman. there is no evidence that any of the trustees actually knew what was happening at that time. . ~' ,. , . police in norway have charged a 42—year—old man with murder, attempted murder, and terrorist acts after a shooting which left two people dead and 21 others injured. shots were fired at a popular gay venue in the capital oslo and led to authorities postponing the city's pride parade. gail maclellan has the latest. it was the celebration before the big lgbtq+ event of the year. the first pride march in three years. instead, a man went on a rampage with at least one automatic weapon, killing two and injuring over 20. the suspect, a norwegian who came from iran as a child, was arrested quickly after the shooting started. translation: the suspect has been known to the intelligence services. i he has a long history of

in the royal box, the prince of wales took the salute from military units representing britain's armedthe 5a members of the commonwealth. making a return to public duty, prince louis, in the royal box with his elder brother and sister, george and charlotte. things were livening up. the parade was on to the 2010s. there were break dancers. princess anne was clapping, and grandpa was about to be put in charge of louis. the parade showed the modern britain, inclusive and with a focus on the environment. the theme of this float was the queen's green canopy. at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace. and half an hour later, the platinumjubilee had its perfect ending. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. the celebrations had a very british flavour to them, but there's been a big commonwealth representation in all of the events that have been planned. new zealand of course being part of the commonwealth. dame cindy kiro is new zealand's governor—general. she's the first woman from the indigenous maori people to hold the position, which represents the o

the excuse being used to the prince of wales was these domestic circumstances, the hours he was workingce of wales approached me and said, why is the princess behaving in the way she is? what on earth is the matter? so i said, you've got to talk to her. and he said, well, i've tried all that and the only thing that seems to be upsetting her is that barry mannakee is going back to uniform. and if she's that upset, barry can stay. at that stage i was forced to say, well, sir, if he stays then i'm afraid i'll have to leave. and i think at that point, the penny dropped. he was utterly shocked and was clearly, clearly very upset. the popular perception is that the prince of wales was straying all the way through his marriage, and that is definitely, unequivocally not the case. the first person that strayed was the princess. he went back to see mrs. parker-bowles after he learned about her affair with mannakee. nobody is the villain. in my view, everybody's a victim. he was under a lot of pressure to get married, and she too was a victim of this whole process. >> the worst day of my life was

the prince of wales accepted a suitcase containing a million euros in cash from a former qatari primeree cash donations from sheikh hamad binjassim totalling three million euros. clarence house said donations from the sheikh were passed immediately to one of the prince's charities and all the correct processes were followed. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. i'm joined now in the studio by our reporter leigh milner. can you just give us a few more details about what has actually been reported? in the month this is all over the sunday times today the accepted 1 million cash in a suitcase. a talking about the former qatari prime minister. clarence house has been very clear on the signs are that the donations were passed immediately to one of the princes charities. all the correct processes were followed. as you just that as well, just make it absolutely clear, there is no suggestion at this point that the payments were illegal. what is though, when you look at the report it says that prince charles received them in person than the former prime minister between 2011 and 2

are you are your source 100% sure the prince of wales actually said this?e the prince of wales actually said this? yes, absolutely. and he has — actually said this? yes, absolutely. and he has expressed _ actually said this? yes, absolutely. and he has expressed his - actually said this? yes, absolutely. and he has expressed his belief - actually said this? yes, absolutely. i and he has expressed his belief more than once, on more than one occasion as well. and clarence house, when we put the story to them, pointedly did not deny that he held these private beliefs, butjust insisted that he has not and is not trying to influence government policy, is that as a matter for the government and not for him and he remains politically neutral.- not for him and he remains politically neutral. you say in your sto that politically neutral. you say in your story that prince _ politically neutral. you say in your story that prince charles - politically neutral. you say in your story that prince charles has - story that prince charles has actually said that a number of t

it was the prince of wales who led the royal party from buckingham palace. riding on horseback behind charles were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess anne, the princess royal. and writing together in one of the carriages, the cambridges�* three children, prince george, prince louis in the middle, and princess charlotte. hi! as the charlotte. h i as the procession made its way down the mall, a group of animal rights protesters broke through the corn and attempted to disrupt a marching band before being dragged away by police. 0n horse guards parade, the footguards had formed up. plenty to look out for those newcomers to the parade, plenty to get used to for these newcomers who will see it many years —— who will see it many times in years to come. parade, the duke of york, stripped of his role as honorary colonel of the grenadier guards. the prince of wales led to the inspection of the troops on behalf of his mother. it was the first time the edge of the throne has presided over the parade since 1951 when the then princess elizabeth represente

the prince of wales accepted a suitcase containing a million euros in cash from a former qatari primeassim, totalling three million euros. clarence house said donations from the sheikh were passed immediately to one of the prince's charities and all the correct processes were followed. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. our correspondent leigh milner told us more about the allegations. of course, this is all of the sunday times and he accepted 1 million euros cash and talking about the former prime minister and have been very clear in saying that the donations were passed immediately to one of the princes charities and are the creek processes were followed and to make this absolutely clear, there is no suggestion at this point that the payments were illegal. but if you look at the report in the papers, since the prince charles received three in person from the former prime minister between 2011 and 2015. and it's claimed that on one of those occasions, the money was actually handed over at a meeting at his house. and the paper reported that it was contained and carry ba

there was no precedent for a separated, let alone divorced, prince and princess of wales. as unthinkable. >> they were effectively leading separate lives. >> prince charles was based in highgrove in gloucestershire. diana was left on her own at kensington palace a hundred miles away. >> they only came together at the weekend when diana would drive down with william and harry and spend the weekend at highgrove. the way the staff told it was that no sooner had the princess' car receded out of view than they could hear the gravel crunching of another car, and that would be camilla arriving. >> camilla was effectively the mistress of the house and would organize dinner parties and other events for a close circle of friends. >> diana was constantly fobbed off. she would raise it with courtiers and they'd just say, it's not true, you're imagining things. >> it was corroding the whole organization. adultery isn't exactly a novelty for the british crown. but in diana spencer, they had a wife who was not going to take it quietly. and they had a husband in prince charles who failed t

days ago, a very interesting hat that she wore for the investiture of the prince — that she wore for the investiture of the prince of waleson — conversations into being able to focus on some of the very special iconic— focus on some of the very special iconic pieces she has worn. i�*m iconic pieces she has worn. i'm auoin to iconic pieces she has worn. i'm going to ask — iconic pieces she has worn. i“n going to ask you the same final question for each of you because i am interested in the future. you are getting lots of use right now, clearly really popular, is this something you think you are going to be able to do for many years to come? do you think the interest will always be there? i come? do you think the interest will always be there?— always be there? i think definitely. there is so — always be there? i think definitely. there is so much _ always be there? i think definitely. there is so much interest - always be there? i think definitely. there is so much interest and - always be there? i think definitely. there is so much interest and i - there is so much interest and i haven't— there is so much interest and i h

the prince of wales will now represent the queen at her thanksgiving service. rew, who's tested positive for covid, will not be there, but the rest of her family will be, including the duke and duchess of sussex, who were among the guests watching trooping the colour at horse guards. after the gun salutes, the queen returned for a second time to the palace balcony, this time with the working members of the royal family and their children. the tens of thousands of people, who'd packed into the mall, surged forward to get a better look. she chatted away with four—year—old prince louis, and beamed as 70 aircraft flew overhead. it was apparently a little loud for her great grandson. these images testament to the enduring popularity of a remarkable monarch. sarah campbell, bbc news. as invited guests move slowly into the cathedral behind us, the thanksgiving service will get under way in the next couple of hours. let's talk to someone with great knowledge of faith and the importance of faith to the queen. with me is catherine butcher who has written about the queen a

in the royal box, the prince of wales took the salute from military units representing britain's armedand attachments from many of the 5a members of the commonwealth. making a return to public duty, prince louis in the royal box with his elder brother and sister, george and charlotte. things were livening up. the parade was on to the 2010s, there were breakdancers. princess anne was clapping and grandpa was about to be put in charge of louis. the parade showed the modern britain, inclusive and with a focus on the environment. the theme of this float was the queen's green canopy. at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace. half an hour later, the queen was on the palace balcony. in a statement, the queen said she had been "humbled and deeply touched" that so many people had taken to the streets to mark herjubilee. although she hadn't been able to attend every event, she said she remained committed to serving the nation to the best of her ability, supported by herfamily. the queen's platinum jubilee was over. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. 0n

prince of wales and duchess of cornwall in rwanda mac _ mac the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall it is frozen. i am really sorry about that. we did want to talk to our correspondence but unfortunately the skype had frozen. but we plough on. now, a jury in california has found the american actin bill cosby was liable for sexually assaulting a woman. at the playboy mansion in 1975 when she was 16 years old. the court also ordered that cosby must payjudy booth... justice forjudy huth, after the man, known to millions as america's dad, bill cosby, is found by a jury in a civil trial to have abused her 40 years ago at the playboy mansion. it has been torture, it has. to have been ripped apart, thrown under the bus and backed over and this, to me, is such a big victory, it really is. judy huth testified that the comedian invited her in a friend, when she was 16 and he was 37, and forced her to judy huth testified that the comedian invited her in a friend, bill cosby, now 84, who did not appear in person at the trial, denied the allegation. he was released from a prison last year when a

in the royal box, the prince of wales took the salute from military units representing britain's armede 5a members of the commonwealth. making a return to public duty, prince louis, in the royal box with his elder brother and sister, george and charlotte. things were livening up. the parade was on to the 2010s. there were break dancers. princess anne was clapping, and grandpa was about to be put in charge of louis. the parade showed the modern britain, inclusive and with a focus on the environment. the theme of this float was the queen's green canopy. at 4:30pm, the royal standard was broken out above buckingham palace. and half an hour later, the platinumjubilee had its perfect ending. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. there was obviously a great british flavour to the events of today, but also a very welcoming commonwealth presents. joining me now is william awomoyi — young ambassador to the commonwealth it's lovely to have you here, i know you had a fantastic time today. tell us about your work with the commonwealth.— us about your work with the commonwealth. essent

a very different story in think the prince of wales in the sun newspaper.claims a secret deal will see strictly come dancing coming live from buckingham palace ballroom later this year. elsewhere the guardian says the prime ministers new food strategy doesn't contain plans to tackle rising prices, obesity, childhood hunger or climate change with a quote, "missed opportunity. "0n the front. that's according to the financial times johnson scrubs food shake—up the government will ignore an independent review of england's food system to be published next week. the telegraph says the announcement on monday will include changes to planning laws to create more farms and increase the production of fruit and increase the production of fruit and vegetables. and the daily star reports on britney spears wedding, which turned nasty. the pop star married but the paperfocuses which turned nasty. the pop star married but the paper focuses on former husband jason alexander who was arrested after gate crashing. let's plunge straight end. polly, good evening to you. do you wa

that they are reviewing what is happening which obviously is a very embarrassing thing for the prince of walestory and raises quite a lot of questions about i suppose prince charles and hisjudgment in this about i suppose prince charles and his judgment in this case. about i suppose prince charles and hisjudgment in this case. i about i suppose prince charles and hisjudgment in this case.- hisjudgment in this case. i should 'ust sa hisjudgment in this case. i should just say as — hisjudgment in this case. i should just say as you _ hisjudgment in this case. i should just say as you alluded _ hisjudgment in this case. i should just say as you alluded to - hisjudgment in this case. i should just say as you alluded to their. just say as you alluded to their there was a statement from clarence how safe the donations received from the sheik were part and passed immediately to one of the prince's charities who carry out the appropriate governance and have assured us that all the correct processes were followed. that is a statement there and last week i would issue the front page of the guardian as w

large cash donations to the prince of wales�*s charitable projects — totalling more than £2 million —aising questions about the way they were made and the donor — a former prime minister of the gulf state of qatar. our royal correspondent jonny dymond is here in the studio to explain — jonny, what was reported? the sunday times reports a huge donation from sheikh sheikh hamad binjassim you can see here meeting prince charles on a different occasion, a donation of around 3 million euros. £2.5 million. also the detail of it. the donations made in three different chunks but given overin in three different chunks but given over in banknotes, in cash, one donation apparently stopped into a carrier bag from fortnum and mason at top end food store and another given over in a suitcase directly to the prince. given over in a suitcase directly to the prince-— the prince. that is the accusation and what has _ the prince. that is the accusation and what has the _ the prince. that is the accusation and what has the prince - the prince. that is the accusation and what has the prince or - the prince

yeah, the quotes on this, polly, the prince of wales saying he disagreed and private, saying the governmentis appalling for some that quote appears on the front of the mail as well, which draws a contrast between his objections and apparently the acquiescence of the judge. apparently the acquiescence of the 'ud . e. ., , apparently the acquiescence of the “udue. ., , , apparently the acquiescence of the “udue. . , , , judge. the “udge has permitted this, thou:h judge. the 'udge has permitted this, thou:h it judge. the judge has permitted this, though it will — judge. the judge has permitted this, though it will be _ judge. the judge has permitted this, though it will be appealed, - judge. the judge has permitted this, though it will be appealed, we - though it will be appealed, we expect, — though it will be appealed, we expect, but we now think that the first of— expect, but we now think that the first of their attempts to move those — first of their attempts to move those wishing to claim asylum in the uk to— those wishing to claim asylum in the uk to rwanda, to claim asylum there instead

it was the duke and duchess of cambridge and the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall who processed the cathedral to represent the monarch and lead the thanksgiving. there was an appropriately equine theme to the archbishop of york's sermon. we are sorry that you are not here with us this morning, but we are so glad that you are still in the saddle and we are glad that there is still more to come. on thursday, the mall was full of thousands and thousands of people here to watch the dazzling military parade. on friday, there was the poignant and reflective service of thanksgiving. this weekend is all about dancing, music and lunch. perhaps watching the weekend weather forecast, the partying has already got under way in parts of the uk, including here in glasgow. thousands morejubilee lunches, pageants and parties will take place today and tomorrow. and tonight, this huge set, built in front of buckingham palace, will see the likes of duran duran, queen and diana ross taking to any one of the four stages. also expected to give their thanks to their mother and grandmother, prince charl

with a green absent, it was the duke and duchess of cambridge, the prince of wales and the duchess ofall who processed through to lead the thanksgiving for the queen's reign. we come together in this cathedral church today to offer god thanks and praise for the reign of her majesty the queen, and especially for her 70 years of faithful and dedicated service. and it was that the more public service that was at the heart of the event. a the congregation included 400 members of nhs staff and other key workers from around the country. but it was the service of one person over 70 years highlighted in the service by the archbishop of york. he recalled one of the queen's principal private interests. we all know that the queen likes horse racing. and your majesty, i am rather assuming you are watching this on the television. and i am afraid i don't have any great tips for the derby tomorrow. but with endurance, through times of change and challenge, joy and sorrow, you continue to offer yourself in the service of our country and the commonwealth. your majesty, we are sorry that you are not he

it's emerged that the prince of wales accepted donations for his charitable projects of up to 3 million the gulf state of qatar. the sunday times has also reported some of the money was handed directly to prince charles. our royal correspondent jonny dymond has the details. around 3 million euros donated in three chunks, all of it in cash, in euros itself, in banknotes. at least twice handed over, once apparently in the carrier bag from a top—end food store, another time, apparently in a suitcase handed directly to prince charles. from his office, his office and residence, clarence house, no denial at all of the core of the story. some quibbling over some the details and acknowledgement in a statement that yes, it says the former qatari prime minister did make a donation to prince charles but immediately into a charity account and appropriate checks were made on the donation where it came from to make sure that it fitted in with all governance rules of the charities. but the problem for the prince is not that any of this is suggested to be illegal, it's not, or that any rules were broke

the prince of wales accepted a suitcase containing a million euros in cash from a former qatari primeillion euros. clarence house said donations from the sheikh were passed immediately to one of the prince's charities and all the correct processes were followed. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. an snp mp has suspended his party membership — while the met police investigate an allegation of sexual harassment. patrick grady, who is the mp for glasgow north, will sit as an independent. he was recently suspended from parliament for two days, after he was found to have made a sexual advance to a teenage member of staff in 2016. last night police said enquiries would be made, after they received an allegation of sexual assault, said to have taken place in october 2016. finally, sir paul mccartney wowed audiences last night at glastonbury, and beyond, with his performance on the pyramid stage, where he was joined by dave grohl of the foo fighters and the legendary bruce springsteen. colin paterson was there. # can't buy me love, love # can't buy me love...# 36 songs, 21 of t

the prince of wales has always maintained he was unaware of any malpractice. >> you have to be squeaky clean. he has to now act more like a monarch and less like an heir to the throne if he wants that role as king. >> reporter: maggie rulli, abc news, london. >> our thanks to maggie. >>> coming up, the cat that scared off a bear. video proof of why tigger is known around the neighborhood for being fearless. >>> but first, rating your zoom room. abc's own alex presha takes the challenge. that's next. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ bend me, shape me, any way you want me ♪ ♪ bend me, shape me, any way you want me ♪ ♪ as long as you love me, it's all right ♪ >>> there was a time not that long ago when we had to work from home, two years due to the pandemic. those of us on zoom calls have been bending, shaping, rearranging, and lighting our way to a better room background. >> many people still do it, yeah. many of us, though, have fallen short, including abc's alex presha. but as you'll see, not for long. >>

the prince of wales accepted a suitcase containing a million euros in cash, from a former qatari primethe sunday times. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. and at least 21 people are reported dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london.

for her 70—year reign. 22,000 people will gather for the platinum party at the palace, when the prince of wales the duke of cambridge will pay tribute to the queen for her enduring service. the derby at epsom also takes place afternoon, but the queen will not attend. instead, she's expected to watch the event on television from windsor castle. good morning. thank you very much. rather autumnal weather for day three of the platinum jubilee celebrations. not what we have come to expect thus far but it is not deterring hundreds and hundreds of people who are already arriving for that concert here tonight which does not get under way for many hours. we will talk more about that to come and we will talk about the epsom, of course the queen is a lover of horses, a proficient horsewoman, said she would be at the derby today, but we will talk more about that in a little while as well. day three of four of celebrations around the uk and the commonwealth. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell has the details. would you like another one? the queen's love of horses is well known. these pictures were filme

takes place tonight. 22,000 people will gather for the platinum party at the palace, when the prince of walesnd the duke of cambridge will pay tribute to the queen for her enduring service. the derby at epsom also takes place this afternoon, but the queen will not attend. instead, she is expected to watch the event on television from windsor castle. let me show you around. the stage is set in front of buckingham palace where we will see stars tonight from stage and screen. rod stewart will be playing, sam ryder, diana ross, who hasn't performed for 15 years, live in concert, elbow and many, many more. we have also got that wonderful tree which you would have seen over the last couple of days, which is made up of a sculpture from 350 trees that will be planted later this year by the lord lieutenants in the uk. let's ring you up—to—date with what has been happening. the queen didn't attend a service of thanksgiving at st paul's yesterday after experiencing discomfort and won't be at the epsom derby later today. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell has the details. would you like another one?

the prince of wales accepted a suitcase containing a million euros in cash, from a former qatari prime suggestion the payments were illegal. at least 2! people are reported dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london. the mp patrick grady steps away from his snp membership while police