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true, not on behalf of the whole country, prince of wales william personally brought during a recent the caribbean and french president emmanuel macron during a july trip to cameroon benin and bessau guinea, but unlike the netherlands, great britain, spain and portugal, who left its colonies once and for all, france preferred a orchestrated withdrawal per day back in the middle of the last century, eight african burkin statesman, nigga. senegal , at the suggestion of paris, formed a monetary union regulated by its own central bank, half of its assets placed in french banks and began to print banknotes on its own territory, and unlike algeria, which completely got rid of the french troops. in 1962, these african countries themselves invited the former colonialists to fight local islamist groups in january 2013. france launched an anti-terrorist operation in a prayer for two months, the french bleached the islamists of the city of gao and those who, by july, government troops were able to take full control of the country in august 2014 france and the armed forces of burkina faso, mauri

the prosperity of the netherlands. on behalf of the whole country, and personally brought prince of wales williament tour of the caribbean and french president emmanuel macron during a july trip to cameroon benin and bessao guinea, but unlike the netherlands, great britain, spain and portugal, who left their colonies once and for all, france preferred a staged exit a day back in the middle of the last century, eight african statesmen burkins a year. rather, bessau, maliniger, senegal, as a result, at the suggestion of paris, formed a regulated monetary union by its own central bank, half of its assets were placed in banks in france and banknotes began to be printed on its own territory, and unlike algeria, which completely got rid of the french troops. in 1962, these african countries themselves invited the former colonialists to fight local islamist groups in january 2013. france launched an anti-terrorist operation in moli for 2 months. over the country august 2014 france and the armed forces of burkina faso, mauritania, niger, and chad launched the longest and most expensive counter -terrorist

a brief yet notable meeting in boston after president biden arrived with the prince of wales, williamthshot climate prize that the prince is awarding today. priscilla alvarez is also in boston, mass. she is the newest member of the white house team. great to see you. it is a packed week for president biden, a state dinner, a boston trip and four days until the georgia senate runoff. what are the plans to booth warnock? >> reporter: he is doing what he did in the midterms which is a strategy of shoring up support from a distance. in boston he attended a phone bank and will be attending a key democratic fund-raiser this evening for warnock. take a listen. >> i'm going to georgia today to help senator warnock. not in georgia but a major fund-raiser in boston today for the next and continued senate candidate senator. >> reporter: now since the midterm election and leading up to the runoff both parties had to face the reality that they are not necessarily popular. that's true for president biden and former president trump. and so biden is trying to bring in that support from here from bost

that president biden is in boston is he's having a much anticipated meeting with the prince of wales, prince williamen here for several days with a very closely scrutinized u.s. tour. this is going to be the first meeting he's had with prince william since he became prince of wales. president biden having met with king charles iii in london when he attended queen elizabeth ii's funeral. this is one day after he underscored the relationship with the u.s. and the uk. >>> while the president is inserting himself in the debate about whether to up end the presidential primary process. the president is recommending that south carolina, the state that revived his 2020 campaign take the coveted first spot according to a top democratic source. it's a position that iowa caucuses have held since the 1970s. joining me now, senior national politics reporter jonathan allen. jonathan, "the washington post" was the first to report about a letter that the president sent to the dnc asking for a calendar that put south carolina first writing for decades black voters have been the backbone of the democratic party but h

of words. i think prince williams the prince of wales is not going to take this reaction the same way his fathertion the same way his father was in the ast. . , reaction the same way his father was in the ast. , , . in the past. he will be very vocal. it's almost _ in the past. he will be very vocal. it's almost mesh _ in the past. he will be very vocal. it's almost mesh or _ in the past. he will be very vocal. it's almost mesh or talk - in the past. he will be very vocal. it's almost mesh or talk about. i it's almost mesh or talk about. thank you so much for both joining us this evening. that's it for the papers this hour. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with tony grew and emma woolf. dojoin us then if you can but for now, goodnight. my name is reece parkinson, and i love to travel. and working as a dj gives me the opportunity to see the world. but two years ago, i received a diagnosis, assigning me a potentially troublesome travel companion that i won't be able to shake for the rest of my life. machine beeps. just got diagnosed with type one diabetes. er, which flipping sucks...

take a look, the prince of wales, prince william meeting up with joe biden. o say hello. and all of this happening in boston, yes over the boston tea party but that is all in the past. nothing was miles and good times. between the two. and, amid omicron became the first french president to visit new orleans and half a century. he visited the former french colony friday addressing two subjects that he holds very deal. the environment, and promoting the french language across the world. he also met with billionaire elon musk and discussed electric vehicles and contact moderation and freedom of expression on twitter. still ahead, you think that you're on a budget. one man's quest to see how far 100 bucks can stretch in one of the most expensive cities in the world. >> i got an espresso shot, for free, and i even got to fill my water bottle, for free. today they finals on, yet, fries and kale. and that apple, i guess. >> plus, do you live in new york city? do you hate the rat population? oh come on. we have got a job for you. we will be right back. goa job for you

stay with the theme of christmas cards, the prince and princess of wales released their official image this year. prince william catherine are pictured walking with their children on a sunny day in rfolk. it has become a festive tradition for members of the royal family to choose a favorite photo for their christmas card. meanwhile, william's brother and sister in law, the duke and duchess of sussex are making news of their own with their new documentary series. netflix says the first three episodes of harry and meghan released last week and they racked up more viewing time in the first week than any other documentary on the platform. more than 28 million households watched at least some of it. two episod come out tomorrow, with more revelations about how the couple were apparently treated by the royal household. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching bbc world news america. have a great evening. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the

. >> and, phil, we saw the president take a meeting with the prince of wales, prince william. >> yeahin boston. the president greatest him o outside the jfk library. the agenda was supposed to focus on climate. that's why the prince is in the country. but they also discussed at least according to kensington palace warning feeling for the prince's late grandmother queen elizabeth. about a half-hour meeting. the president making clear that the two sides and the relationship that existed between the president and the queen certainly had warmth to it and they wanted to express that to the prince. >> and that meeting looking warm as well in boston. thanks very much. >>> we are following what could be a showdown inside the republican party that is casting uncertainty and potentially chaos as the party prepares to take control of the house of representatives next year. minority leader kevin mccarthy's speakership bid is on thin ice aid mid a conservative revolt. melanie, icyou kevin mccarthy's opponents are digging in. >> it could get really messy. under house rules if no candidate gets a ma

laura: here in the u.s., the prince of wales has met the american president, joe biden, on the final day of his trip to boston. prince williamended a ceremony where his environment prize will be awarded. it has coincided with the release of a trailer for new documentary about the duke adjusters us touches -- duke and duchess of sussex. they may be making more claims about treatments by the members of the royal household. it has been a bumpy few days for the princand princess of wales, but is there a trip ending on a high know? >> yeah, wel laural, this will always be the most import today on prince and princess of wales dusche new surprises today. they have been able to stay quite focused on that. we have prince william at the jfk library and museum, meeting with president biden. they greeted each other on the patio. it is quite here -- quite cold here in boston. president biden rarked that william did not have on a winter coat. they had about 30 minutes together, what was said to be a warm, friendly discussion, where prince william was able to talk about his art shot prize with the president, to talk about some of the final

of being institutionally institutionally racist. into this tonight have stepped the prince and princess of wales, they have just arrived on a ba flight into boston. william'so place in british society and it is right that lady hussey stepped aside. it amounts to an uncomfortable reminder at the start of the us visit of the comments about racist attitudes by the duchess of sussex. well, as we've just seen — the prince and princess of wales have arrived in boston for the start of their first visit to the usa for eight years. our royal correspondent daniella relph has the latest from outside thejfk presidential library museum. it's not been an ideal start to the prince and princesses trip here to boston. it has been embarrassing and distracting. this was about to be optimistic about the future and meeting a wide range of communities in boston. instead the couple spokesman had to issue that statement condemning racismm. describing yesterday's comments as unacceptable. in issuing that statement very early right at the start of the trip, william and catherine have made their feelings and their position on this matter explicitly clear. they will now try to concen

background of all these changes was the new scrutiny of the royal family and its relevance in the modern age. the new prince and princess of wales kate and williameasingly prominent role including a trip to the usa, their first in eight years there are continuing questions about the rifts between prince harry and his family harry and meghan made a show of unity with the family for the queen's funeral but as harry told hoda kotb earlier this year he stands by his decision to step back from hole duties. >> home for me now is, you know, for the time being, it's in the states >> reporter: harry and meghan are focused on telling their side of the story. >> when the stakes were this high, doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us? >> reporter: a podcast, a netflix documentary and prince harry's autobiography due to be released in january. next year's main royal event is in may the coronation of king charles iii, the first in 70 years keir simmons, nbc news, london >> we will see what next year has in store angie's got our new year's eve forecast coming up next. >>> a deadlyly blalaze e engulfa cacasino in cacambodia we'll hahave the latates

climate change and mental health, and it is climate change that actually brings the prince of wales to boston. prince william and princess kate have been here on a multi-day visit ahead of their earthshot prize awards, aer ceremony that supposed to happen tonight, and was founded by william to tackle environmental challenges. the two individuals coincided, and president biden is here to meet with union workers notably on a day where he signed the rail legislation that received some pushback for not having paid sick leave, and he's also going to participate in a key fund-raiser ahead of that georgia senate runoff where he's going to shore up support for democratic incumbent raphael warnock. he's been here before shoring up support from a distance, doing that now for, again, warnock as democrats try to get another seat in the senate next week. victor and alisyn? >> all right, priscilla. thank you. >>> let's get back now to the goings on on capitol hill. alyssa farah griffin is a former trump white house communications director and cnn political commentator and alice stewart is a cnn political commentator as we

. >>> president joe biden is in boston today, where he's meeting with the prince of wales, during williamroyals are stateside for the earthshot prize ceremony which awards $1 million to winners of projects focused on resolving climate issues by 2030 but the big trip is being eclipsed by controversy, and not of their own making. joining me now is nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons. obviously they want to come and talk about the earthshot prize and these companies are trying to fix or reverse climate change. unfortunately, there's other stuff happening. >> reporter: that's right, we're standing here, on what they call the green carpet, you see what they did there, instead of the red carpet, and we're expecting the folks to arrive, william calls his super bowl, but you're right, there are all of these other controversies that have been swirling around, harry and meghan netflix trailer released, you know that is a minute long, and threatening, if you like, to be damaging, and then of course, this racism controversy, from buckingham palace. that happened earlier in the wee

has now led to the resignation of a long-time lady in waiting to the late queen elizabeth, a godmother to prince william, this coming as the new prince and princess of walesster is there for us tonight. >> reporter: a royal visit to the united states overshadowed by accusations of racism back home. a black charity executive ngozi fulani told the bbc how she attended an event at buckingham palace earlier this week and was asked again and again where she was really from. >> i'm really from here. yeah, but okay, so i can see that this is going to be a bit of a challenge. she said "what's your nationality?" and i said i was born here. i'm british. i was thinking that would be the end of it. no. no. where are you really from? where are your people from? >> reporter: british media identified the palace official as 83-year-old lady susan hussey, the late queen's lady in waiting for more than 60 years and godmother to the princess of wales. buckingham palace responded quickly and unequivocally. the individual concerned would like to express her profound apologies for the hurt caused and has stepped aside from her honorary role with immediate effect. william and k

prince william at the j.f.k. presidential library. the princ and princess of wales are in the u.s. hlight william's charity, fighting climate change. but palace drama back home and the release of harry and meghan's documentary trailer continue to cloud the visit. cbs' michael george has the details. >> reporter: a brief greeting before the cameras, president biden and the prince of wales would spend 30 minutes privately at the j.f.k. library this afternoon. william thanking president biden for attending the queen's funeral in september. the prince and princess are in boston to hand out their earthshot prize, million dollar awards to climate and environmental entrepreneurs. william said it was inspired by kennedy's famous moonshot speech. caroline kennedy, the former president's daughter, showed william a copy of the speech. princess kate was swarmed by well-wishers this morning in cambridge, but the visit has been upstaged by controversies in the u.s. and back home in the u.k. >> i had to do everything i could to protect my family. >> reporter: in the middle of the trip, netflix dro

of the royal visit to the boston area. the prince and princess of wales braved chilly weather. williamle this morning fully dressed as a royal guard. the young boy handed off a bouquet of flowers to princess kate and gave a sharp salute. >> i asked them where prince george was. they answered and said he was in school. >> the charming exchange following the royal highness's first pry it is. they traveled to a nonprofit called roka, which works with at-risk use and took a few moments there to take on some royal watchers outside shaking hands with the princess of wales being given a book. the prince and princess went on to learn about the impact of rising tides on coastal cities. that includes boston. tomorrow they're expected to spend a few minutes with president biden before as you mentioned the big award, the earth shot prize, to be presented later on that night. martha? >> such a cute exchange with that little boy. thank you very much, molly. molly line. harry and meghan not letting this sort of take all the attention in this moment. they're about to unveil their netflix series. here'

came as the prince and princess of wales arrived in america for their first international trip since the death of the queen. the visit included a meeting with president biden for prince william also managed a night out at the basketball, where they enjoyed the full spectator experience. and were on the green carpet for the earthshot awards prize ceremony, the project launched by prince william to reward environmental innovation. but it was a visit where they found themselves dealing with some unexpected issues. the trip here to america was tricky at times. the prince and princess of wales took the view that they wouldn't be distracted by other things. the problem was, that wasn't always easy. while william and catherine were in boston, netflix released a trailer for their harry & meghan documentary series. doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us? it changed the conversation around the trip, attention drawn once again to the divisions within the royal family. during the six episodes, the duke and duchess of sussex shared insights into how they met and theirfamily life, with previously unseen footage. archie took his very first steps right here. but they were also

came as the prince and princess of wales arrived in america for their first international trip since the death of the queen. the visit included a meeting with president biden for prince williamhe couple also managed a night out at the basketball, where they enjoyed the full spectator experience. and were on the green carpet for the earthshot awards prize ceremony, the project launched by prince william to reward environmental innovation. but it was a visit where they found themselves dealing with some unexpected issues. the trip here to america was tricky at times. the prince and princess of wales took the view that they wouldn't be distracted by other things. the problem was, that wasn't always easy. while william and catherine were in boston, netflix released a trailer for their harry & meghan documentary series. doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us? it changed the conversation around the trip, attention drawn once again to the divisions within the royal family. during the six episodes, the duke and duchess of sussex shared insights into how they met and their family life, with previously unseen footage. archie took his very first steps right here. but they

of the semester. norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano and that continuing mystery. thank you. well, point, the prince and princess of wales are continuing their whirlwind visit to boston. prince williamatherine went to boston harbor today to see firsthand the effects of rising sea levels. earlier, they were greeted by a boy wearing a royal guard costume. after waiting hours to see the prince and princess, he gave them a salute and some flowers. wednesday night, william and kate got booed courtside at the boston celtics game. adding to the drama, netflix dropping its first trailer of the new docu-series, "harry & meghan." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no one sees what's happening behind closed doors. >> o'donnell: the preview also shows several candid intimate black and white photos. as for prince william and kate, cbs' ben tracy shows us the purpose of their visit. >> reporter: this royal visit is clearly designed to focus not on the state of the monarchy but on the fate of the planet. today, the prince and princess of wales visited green town labs, an incubator for start-ups tackling climate change. >> we all have it in ourselves to achieve great things. ( cheers ). >> reporter: the wailses are in bosto

while on their trip in america, the prince and princess of wales attended the boston celtics game tonight. prince william and princess kate sat courtside as they played against the miami heat. the royal duo flew into boston today for a three day trip that culminates with a 2022 earth shot prize award ceremony. this is their first trip to the u.s. in eight years. dan: oakland is considering naming a stretch of roadway after famous rapper too short. the city council will take up the proposal next week. if approved, it would start at high street and run along the fremont high school campus to foothill boulevard. one of the wrappers hits from the late 1980's was based on the bus ride the rapper took on the now discontinued number 43 foothill bus line. that's the line that would take him to fremont high school. ama: the nba champion golden state warriors tipped off the holiday season lighting up the city. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] ama: fans loved it and enjoyed the live entertainment including journey. >> it was special. i never got to do that before. you see things like that on tv and stuff. to be part of it, t

. >>> today president biden heads to boston to meet with the prince and princess of wales. william and kate are in town for the earth shot climate initiative. >>> house lawmakers taking steps to stop a rail shutdown. the tentative labor deal struck back in september. the state and senate uncertain. here's cnn's phil mattingly. >> the joint resolution is passed. >> reporter: a bipartisan vote that marked a critical step, furious effort to prevent economic disaster. >> today we are here to safeguard the financial security of america's families, to protect american economy as it continues to recover and avert a devastating nationwide rail shutdown. >> reporter: president biden, a crucial win behind the scenes to avert a railway strike. the white house locking in 79 republicans in support of the bill a win to a complex problem cutting across political and ideological lines. >> the middle class built america and unions built the middle class. >> reporter: one that has pitted the white house and democratic leaders against each other. >> are now we're at a place where the president has be

prince william. ngozi fulani, seen here talking to the queen consort yesterday has accused buckingham palace of being institutionally racist. and into this tonight step the prince and princess of walesey have just arrived into boston. william's spokesman has said racism has no place in british society and it was right that lady hussey stepped aside at all amounts to an uncomfortable reminder at the start of the us visit about the start of the us visit about the comments on racist attitudes by the duchess of sussex. well as we've just seen, the prince and princess of wales have arrived in boston for the start of their first visit to the us for eight years. daniella relph has the latest from thejfk presidential library museum. it has not been an ideal start to the prince and princess of wales was trip here to boston. it has been embarrassing and distract. this was supposed to be a trip about environmental innovation, about optimism for the future and meeting a wide range of communities here in boston but instead, the couples spokesman has had to issue that statement condemning racism describing yesterday's comments as unacceptable. but, in issuing that statement very early, right at t

while on their trip in america, the prince and princess of wales attended the boston celtics game tonight. prince williamncess kate sat courtside as they played against the miami heat. the royal duo flew into boston today for a three day trip that culminates with a 2022 earth shot prize award ceremony. this is their first trip to the u.s. in eight years. dan: oakland is considering naming a stretch of roadway after famous rapper too short. the city council will take up the proposal next week. if approved, it would start at high street and run along the fremont high school campus to foothill boulevard. one of the wrappers hits from the late 1980's was based on the bus ride the rapper took on the now discontinued number 43 foothill bus line. that's the line that would take him to fremont high school. ama: the nba champion golden state warriors tipped off the holiday season lighting up the city. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] ama: fans loved it and enjoyed the live entertainment including journey. >> it was special. i never got to do that before. you see things like that on tv and stuff. to be part of it, to see th

controversy over the treatment of a black woman, a british citizen, inside buckingham palace, threatening to overshadow the royal visit to boston by the prince and princess of wales, williamright now. max, cnn is now hearing from that woman about her experience. >> yeah. and she's basically continuing to talk about it because she said this is an issue that needs to be talked about. she was at an engagement at buckingham palace. she was there in her -- she founded a domestic violence charity. it was a reception recognizing the blight of domestic violence. she was there in that capacity. but she got approached by a senior palace aide and she was repeatedly asked where she was from, where in africa she was from, where her people were from, and she felt very uncomfortable. she wanted to leave. but she said she wanted to stay in the end because she realized she shouldn't have to feel uncomfortable in that situation. the aide has resigned, and investigation is under way. and today ngozi fulani went on cnn to try to educate people effectively about her experience so others could learn from it. >> i'm standing next to two other black women, and the look on their faces shows me th

prince william calls his super bowl. a million dollar award for five winning innovative environment projects, helping them expand their efforts from india to kenya. william, now prince of wales, following in his fathers' footsteps, championing environmental causes. and demonstrating tonight, despite all the controversy this week, the power of royalty to rally support for a cause. >> it's extraordinarily inspiring to see what these brilliant young minds are coming up with. >> something like this is an initiative that gives a focus to the situation, which is incredibly important. >> they are two people who care about this planet. they care about sustaining life on this planet. that's what i feel excited to say to them. >> it's been a big week there. things are wrapping up. how would you assess how the week has gone? >> reporter: yes, lester. the prince and princess are inside getting ready to leave. we were in there to watch as the princess handed out an award. i'm told they do believe this week has been a success. as they head back to london tonight, there are real questions for the royal family. >> a lot to talk about. thank you. >>> a murder charge in the death of the rappe

of all of these changes was the new scrutiny of the royal family and its relevant in the modern age. the new prince and princess of wales, kate and william, playing an increasingly prominent role, including a trip to the usa, their first state a year. >> there are continuing questions about the rift between prince harry and his family. harry and meghan made a show of unity for the queen's funeral, but as harry told hoda kotb earlier this year, he stands by his decision to step back from royal duties. >> for a time basis -- [inaudible] >> harry and meghan are focused on telling their side of the story. >> when the stakes are this high, does it make more sense to hear the story from us? >> with a podcast, and netflix documentary, and prince harry's autobiography due to be released in january. next year's main royal event is in may, the coronation of king charles iii, the first in 70 years. here simmons, nbc news, london. the queen was not the only major highlighter who died in 2022. we want to take a moment to remember some of the other notable figures we lost this year. >> it is a long journey to this moment. >> my story is a story of how

president biden will be continuing to welcome visitors from overseas when he meets the prince and princess of wales, williameting with local community leaders who are working on the environment. there's controversy back home. joining us now is keir simmons. tell us about what's going on. >> reporter: it's overshadowing everything. to give you an example, i'm here in boston. it's good to be here. i have finished a very powerful interview with the black british woman at the center of this by zoom from here. what she says to me is that, i know racism, and this was racism. she describes how this former aide, who stepped down -- former aide to camila, as she reached in to move her name before interrogating her about where she was from despite her saying, i'm british, i was born here. saying, where in africa are you from? she said that it was very hurtful. she says that things need to change within the royal family. in order for things to change, an organization has to want them to change. we have had these statements from the palace. a spokesman for prince william saying there's no place for racism in society. a

i'm talking about the prince and princess of wales, william and kate, seen here looking ridiculous. ( laughter ) tomorrow, old england will head to new england, where boston is excited for a royal visit from william and kate. yes, in the words of a famous monarchy-loving bostonian: "the british are coming! yippee!" ( laughter ) this trip is william and kate's first time in the u.s. in eight years. it's such a big deal, royal staffers are calling it their "super bowl." wow, they're really pandering to americans. (.as british royal ) "this voyage is our super bowl. our toyotathon. our nathan's hotdog eating contest. and so, we raise our big gulps, brimming with diet cola and ranch dressing. tom hanks!" ( laughter and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) upon their-- ( applause ) upon their arrival, the prince and princess will be greeted by mayor michelle wu and caroline kennedy. and of course, boston's royal couple: mark wahlberg in "the departed," and mark wahlberg in "ted." we've got a great show for you tonight! my guests are sally field and journalist maria ressa. but when we come ba

of brittain's prince and princess of wales are visit. the royal company will meet with president biden and prince william will present the second annual earth shot environmental award. their trip has been overshadowed with disturbing reports of racism at buckingham palace. what do we know about this meeting with the president and to what extent is it all being over shadowed by this controversy where we are? >> yes. we're expecting that meeting to take place later this afternoon and normally we would be talking about the prince and princess of wales meeting with president joe biden. we would be talking about the earth shot a twhards william and kate founded last year that gives cash prizes to encourage solutions. but now we're talking about an entirely different crisis. crisis taking place at buckingham palace. are allegations of racism against an 83-year-old woman which is prince william's god mother. we had the release of harry and meagan, the duke and duchess of sussex's dock u series trailer. with very little dialogue it makes abundantly clear it is going to cause huge headaches for the royal family. you satisfy pictures of harry and mea

these kind ofjobs in and of themselves, how valuable our bait for pushing the brand of prince william and princess of walesg now. — profile which is already high. how damaging now, we have had a few days since the race row, after the comments made by a member of the royal household in london, as the trip was getting under way, and so overall in the longer term, that damage to the brand, is it significant? i damage to the brand, is it significant?— damage to the brand, is it significant? damage to the brand, is it siunificant? ., �* ~ ., , damage to the brand, is it siunificant? ., �* ~ ., significant? i don't know if it is a significant _ significant? i don't know if it is a significant amount _ significant? i don't know if it is a | significant amount of damage but significant? i don't know if it is a - significant amount of damage but we are seeing a good example of the palace learning from their past experiences and changing the way they are doing things because the woman shared her experience and within an hour buckingham palace had spoken to the former lady in waiting and released a statement and they

of all these changes, was at the ne scrutiny of the royal family and it's relevance in a modern age. the new prince and princess of wales, kate and william prominent role including a tri to the u.s.. their first in over eigh years. >> there are continuin questions, but the rift betwee prince harry and his - harry and meghan made a show o unity with the family for th queen's funeral, but as harr told hoda this year, he stands by his decision to step back from royal duties. >> and for me now it is amazing, that is -- >> harry and meghan are no focused on turning their sid of the story >> when the stakes are thi high, does it make more sens to hear our story from us? >> with a netflix documentary, and prince harry's autobiography due to b released in january. next year's main royal offen as in may. the coronation of king charles the third, the first in 70 years. here's, nbc news, london >> the queen was not the onl major headliner who died i 2022 we want to take a moment now t remember some of the other notable figures we lost this year ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is a long journey to thi moment ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my story is a story of ho to survive, no matter how

of the series are hitting netflix on thursday. the prince and princess of wales have released their official christmas card image. prince williamthey have chosen for the cards. there are more images on a website so do take a look. let's remind you what is currently going on in the capital of ukraine, kyiv, as we've mentioned explosions were heard in the early hours in the capital city, reporting the capital city, reporting the capital in the region has been under air capital in the region has been underair raid siren capital in the region has been under air raid siren alert now for at least an hour, the governor of the region is saying air defence systems were at work. of course, we have our team based in the capital with them. next year on bbc news, we have got all the top business. we will have the final meeting of the year. you central bank has been aggressive in raising rates. what will you do today. here in the uk strike action is well under way. we'll be talking about the impact of the economy and also the wiggle room the uk government has if any to raise the pay of public sector workers. all that coming up sector workers

♪ ♪ ♪ in the background of all these changes was the new scrutiny o the royal family and its relevance in the modern age. the new prince and princess of wales, kate and william prominent role including a tri to the u.s. say, their first i eight years. there are continuing questions about the rift between princ harry and his family harry and meghan made a show o unity with the family for th queen's funeral but as harry told hotel kotb earlier this year, he stands by his decisio to step back from royal duties >> the time for me is in the states >> harry and meghan are no focused on telling theirside of the story >> the stakes are this high, this make more sense to hear our story from us? >> a netflix documentary and prince harry's autobiography due to be released on january. next year's main royal event i in may the coronation of king charles the third, the first in 70 years. simmons, and the seniors london >> thank you for that report new year, new congress i will talk to one of the ne incoming members on what t expect er commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you

prince william and the princess of wales, his wife, katherine, have spent a couple days in boston, this is about the earth shot prize, something created by prince william. it's a competition for innovation in environmental projects. it rewards them and its based on the moon shot idea, which was j.f.k.'s push to get a man on the moon. it is that ambitious for the prince of wales in terms of what he hopes that it will achieve. that's why they selected this place in boston to have this year's earth shot prize. it's also the first time that we have seen the two of them here in this country as the prince and princess of wales and since the death of queen elizabeth ii. just wanted to dip into that for just a moment. let's swing back to a different story here. we continue to watch what's going on the idaho. judge pirro joins me, co host of "the five." good to have you here. very heart wrenching as you watch these poor kids more in the loss of their friends. >> it is sad to see, but it's something that they're going to see throughout their life. people's lives that are taken from them by crimin

of a headache for the royal family particularly. the prince and princess of wales who have arrived boston ahead of prince william's environmental earthshots happening friday. but before happening on friday. but before their shuts down, there their plane shuts down, there was controversy and that is all because prince william's godmother asks a british born a black domestic campaigner where she really from doing a reception at buckingham palace. now the accusation is were aired on twitter and then buckingham palace had to quickly and did very quickly a statement saying that they take incident extremely seriously . they have extremely seriously. they have reached out to indigo's forlani , who is the applicants at the reception to see if she wants to discuss person her experiences that reception. buckingham palace went on to say the individual concerns wishes to express their profound apologies , the first cause and set to away from her honorary role . now away from her honorary role. now another indication that the royal family is taking this extremely seriously . i now extremely seriously. i now understand that prince william very his ver

had briefly been filled by the duke of york until he stepped back from all his official duties amid the epstein scandal. prince william, now of course prince of wales in succession to his father, who as monarch is now colonel in chief of all the regiments in the household division. and finally the princess of wales takes over from her husband as colonel of the irish guards. neither the queen consort nor the princess of wales will wear uniform or ride on horseback. as in previous years they'll travel to horse guards in carriages for a ceremony which will show the king and the principal members of his family on parade and performing their royal duties. nicholas witchell, bbc news. israel has a new government, believed to be the most right—wing in the country's history. the prime minister—elect, benjamin netanyahu, will head a coalition including far—right parties, one whose leader has been convicted of anti—arab racism, and supporting a terror group. palestinians fear the new government will strengthen israel's hold on occupied territory, including hebron in the west bank, from where our middle east correspondent tom bateman now reports. this family

case, which he denies the princess of wales is becoming colonel of the irish guards , colonel of the irish guards, which was previously held by her husband prince williams what he's getting, colonel of the wealth. so changing of the guard, but changing of the guards. i suspect we won't see the queen consort and, the princess of wales on horseback . but we are wales on horseback. but we are told that the traditions , the told that the traditions, the pomp and circumstance as we described of the trooping, the colour will continue because do remember that prince charles, as he was, had to give up polo because of problems with his back when he was on he back when he was he was on he did but if you remember back to the platinum jubilee celebrations, he was on horseback the queen horseback then because the queen the those the late queen, due to those mobility he did not mobility issues. he had did not take the salute on the horse gasps charles, then gasps it's prince charles, then prince charles the salute on her behalf and he was on horseback then. we are very expecting him. the first time as king going to be on horseback, taking the as colonel and chief of

of chester in a by—election, with their best ever result in the seat. prince william is to meet us presidentjoe biden on the final day of his trip with the princess of waleso boston. # rocket man... # and next summer's headline act at glastonbury, sir eltonjohn makes it the last uk died of his farewell tour. and coming up on the bbc news channel: england's cricketers reach their highest total ever in asia, scoring over 650 runs in their first test in pakistan. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the archbishop of canterbury has told the bbc there can be no peace in ukraine until russia stops lying about what it's doing, including the massacre of civilians in bucha. he was speaking on a visit to the town, which isjust outside kyiv. it was the site of a mass grave for those killed during the russian occupation earlier this year. it comes as a senior ukrainian official said thousands of the country's troops and significant numbers of civilians have been killed since the russian invasion began in february. our correspondentjessica parker reports now from kyiv. about just outside kyiv, aboutjust outside kyiv, signs of remembrance. in this area,

the prince and princess of wales, william and kate, are in boston and they're set to meet with presidentng a royal welcome in boston. the couple attending a boston celtics game wednesday night sitting courtside. hours before at city hall they met with the mayor and caroline kennedy as it was president john f. kennedy's moonshot that inspired prince william's earthshot prize, the reason he and his wife are in town. >> like president kennedy, katherine and i firmly believe we all have it in ourselves to achieve great things and that human beings have the ability to lead, innovate and problem solve. >> reporter: but overshadowing the trip controversy back at buckingham palace. the prince's godmother lady susan hussey redesigning amid accusations of racism. ngozi fulani, the founder of a women's nonprofit and a black woman born in the uk, says tuesday at the palace hussey repeatedly asked where she was really from, implying she wasn't really british. a spokesperson for prince william condemning those comments saying, racism has no place in our society. >> i don't think it will overshadow the