prince philip retired from royal duties last august.cted to attend and accompany the queen to three recent events. he did not appear. it subsequently emerged that he had been suffering with problems with his hip for the last month or so. hip replacements are a common procedure, more than 800 of them were carried out on people over the age of 90, those are the latest figures for 2016. prince philip's was carried out under general anaesthetic. a statement from the palace says that his royal highness is likely to stay in hospitalfor a few his royal highness is likely to stay in hospital for a few days. the queen has remained at windsor castle rock, she has been kept fully informed as to her husband's progress. the family will hope that he is fully recovered by may the 19th, the wedding date, of course of prince harry and meghan markle. sophie, thank you. vauxhall has announced it will build its new van at the company's luton factory safeguarding 1,400 jobs. the new vivaro van will replace the current model from 2019. vauxall‘s french owner

. >>> queen elizabeth's husband, prince philip, has been admitted to the hospital for hip surgery.he 96-year-old have missed several public appearances in repeat days, including easter. according to the palace, the surgery was made ahead of time but just made public today. prince philip has largely retired from public life but still accompanies the queen on occasion. >>> developing new from washington, d.c., this morning. the political world is speculating on the future of another member of president trump's cabinet. this time it's epa chief scott pruitt embroiled in a scandal over a condo lease. here's abc news. >> reporter: scott pruitt is the latest cabinet official under scrutiny. the epa secretary, the subject of a formal white house inquiry after abc news reported he rented an apartment on capitol hill from the wife of a top energy lobbyist who is paid to lobby the epa. >> listen, i don't know how you survive this one. if he has to go, it's because he never should have been there in the first place. >> reporter: the agency defended the agreement that the $50 a night lease is

. >>> prince philip and. of course s under fire after reports that political consulting firm cambridge analytica collected data from tens of millions of facebook users. feinstein says it's not clear whether zuckerberg will testify before one committee or two. >>> "people" magazine reports the ceo of planned parenthood says jared kushner and ivanka trump offered what felt like a bribe to stop abortions. in her new memoir, planned parenthood cecile richards said she met with the couple while he was president-elect, richards did not go along with that. >>> the philadelphia "enquirer" reports a judge ruled the amount of bill cosby's payout to a woman claiming he sexually assaulted her can be revealed during his retrial. cosby is accused of assaulting constand at her home in 2004. the judge also ruled previously banned witnesses or least one witness can testify that constand hat allegedly talked about framing a celebrity. >>> and the "times of london" says 96-year-old prince philip is in the hospital for hip surge

prince philip, who‘s 96, will stay in hospital for several days.so played for manchester united, ac milan, rangers and qpr, was being treated at st george‘s hospital in london following a cardiac arrest. he was capped 84 times by england, 10 of those as captain. lots of reaction to the sad news this afternoon. england say... chelsea, a club so close to ray‘s heart, they say... carlo ancelotti says... some of the high esteem in which wilkins was held. he was a really talented player. not only to succeed in this country, internationally, but to play abroad for one of the great teams that you had to be a seriously good play tore play for milan in the 80s. ray really was a very gifted footballer. he was massively passionate when he played. he had high expectations of you when you played alongside him. ifound that out for myself on occasions, if he thought i was slacking a little bit. you would hearfrom him. it was a lwa ys bit. you would hearfrom him. it was always in a polite way. he had a lovely manner to him. even though he was respectful to his tea

prince philip, who's 96, is expected to remain in hospital for several days. hip replacement operation today and is in good spirits. prince phillip, who's 96, is likely to remain in hospital for a number of days. our royal correspondent sarah campbell has the latest from the king edward vii hospital in central london. he underwent a procedure earlier today and is now described as co mforta ble today and is now described as comfortable and progressing satisfactorily. hip replacements are a common procedure. it is where the damage and is replaced by an artificial one. the latest eagles to make figures —— prince philip will that was carried out under general anaesthetic. he appears to be recovering as he gets used to the newjoint. recovering as he gets used to the new joint. the palace recovering as he gets used to the newjoint. the palace av they can to stay here for several days. the royal college of surgeons say the majority of patients can get back to normal within a few weeks of surgery. normal within a few weeks of surgery. the queen is a windsor castle. sh

prince philip, who's 96, is likely to remain in hospital for a number of days. was admitted here yesterday after suffering hip problems for around a month. he underwent the procedure earlier today, and is now described as comfortable and regressing satisfactorily. hip replacement are a common procedure, it is when a damaged right is replaced by a working one. the latest figures, 800 people each year over the age of 90 undergo the procedure. prince philip's was carried out under general anaesthetic, and will now have a period of recovery as he gets used to the new drug. the palace expecting to stay at hospital for several days. the royal college of surgeons say the majority of patients can go back to normal within a few weeks of surgery. the queen is at windsor castle, she will have been kept across the duke of‘s condition. the whole family will hope he will be fit by 19th of may, the date of prince harry and meghan markle's wedding. the liberal democrat leader, sir vince cable, has claimed his party is a "well—kept secret" that's set to defy opinion polls in the

prince philip, who's 96, will remain in hospital for several days.pectors into the salisbury nerve agent poisoning. moscow wanted the investigation to include its experts —— but lost a vote at an emergency meeting of the opcw —— the international chemical weapons regulator. jerry smith is a former weapons inspector at the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons. he told me a little earlier what the organisation looks at. i think the investigation that they are leaving on essentially is actually to take the material that it has received from the uk, perhaps it has received from the uk, perhaps it took samples, environmental samples of the locations in salisbury. they will take those back to the laboratories in the hague and split it in i understand it will be sent out to a number of opcw accredited laboratories around the world which will then do their science to identify it, but i think the key thing here is the laboratories will be looking purely at the samples from a scientific perspective, so they will come back with answers that what

prince philip, who's 96, is being treated at the king edward vii hospital in london.tood he was absent from this year's easter service at st george's chapel in windsor castle because of his hip problem. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph is at the king edward vii hospital in london. buckingham palace very keen to stress this is a planned operation. yes, that is right. a planned admittance and operation is the phrase buckingham palace is using. that is very carefully worded there to make sure that there's no sense of alarm, i think, around the admittance of the duke of edinburgh to the hospital here in central london. we are told there is a problem with his head and has been ongoing for the past month, causing him some pain. —— with his hip. the operation will take place tomorrow. the duke of edinburgh had missed the number of events over the past few weeks. even though he has retired from public life we see him alongside the queen and it'll thought we would see him perhaps on maundy thursday at the service at st george ‘s chapel with the queen. again at winston. it

prince philip, who's 96, retired from royal duties last august, but his hip problem came to light following he went into hospital ten days ago. the parents of alfie evans,the terminally ill boy at the centre of a right to life battle, will bring a new appeal to the high court on monday. hundreds protested outside alder hey hospital in liverpool last night, becausejudges had ruled his life support could be turned off today. but treatment will now continue until the outcome of the fresh appeal. jaguar land rover is to cut 1,000 jobs at plants in the west midlands. the company is blaming a fall in demand for new diesel vehicles, and a weakening of consumer confidence due to the uncertainty caused by brexit. peter plisner has the details. ten yea rs ten years agojaguar land rover almost went bust, indian firm tata bought the company and since then has gone from strength to strength, 110w has gone from strength to strength, now with a workforce of over 40,000. but in recent months sales of its recent models have slumped along with the rest of the car industry. last month you registration is in t

according to buckingham palace officials prince philip will undergo >>> prince phillip has been admitted to a london hospital, according to buckingham palace, prince phillip will undergo hip surgery tomorrow. they say it was a planned procedure. the 96-year-old has missed several public events in recent weeks, including an easter church service in windsor. prince phillip has largely retired from public life but does accompany the queen on a occasion. >>> the british government has banned a sale on ivory to protect the world's elephant population. the government will impose tighter exemptions on musical instruments and rare artifacts, antiques will need to be at least one hundred years old, and instrumented made before 1975 and include less than 20% ivory. anybody caught breaching the rules will face up to 5 years in prison of an unlimited fine. >> we will not tolerate the illegal trade in ivory, which is contributing to the destruction of an iconic fee expertise. >> animal rights groups say it send a strong message to the rest of the year. it is estimated each year 20,000 elephants are s

prince philip, who is 96, is understood to have had hip trouble for about a month.years old when she went missing in 1994. this is the moment the now 27—year—old was reunited with her parents. her father never gave up looking for her, working as a taxi driver and giving out cards to his passengers with information on about his missing daughter. those are the main stories. the opening ceremony of the commonwealth games gets underway from the gold coast in australia in a few hours' time. mike is at the carrara stadium in queensland for us this morning. enjoying a bit of sunshine, a bit humid there, getting the stadium ready behind you, the hoovers are out? it's beautiful. the drone of the hoovers, a bit of music a few moments ago, and out there in the centre you can see some of the youngsters, 4000, volunteers from around the region that have been picked for the time of their lives tonight our time to take part in the opening ceremony at head of the 21st commonwealth games. this is the ca rra ra commonwealth games. this is the carrara stadium, it used to be a swamp be

nowadays i think people look at some of prince philip's inappropriate comments and just smile about it more serious for somebody in prince charles‘s position about to be head of the commonwealth. it's jarring, casual off—the—cuff ignorance is the sort of which is not acceptable. it's a real shame because he spent the last four decades travelling the world and trying to engage with other cultures in hisjob trying to engage with other cultures in his job application for the head of the commonwealth. this one off—the—cuff comment has cast him in a rather different light. it seems to suggest he is rather out of touch. not for the first time. this is exactly the sort of thing that gets on our wick because you... we are british, but you feel all the while you are having to prove it to people at times you shouldn't have to prove it. you sound british but are you really. where are you from? where are you really from? it's the sort of thing that does irritate people who look like me but you don't expect it from the air to the throne. the guardian, one of many papers to cover arsene wenger‘s dec

princess anne left the king edward vii in london after seeing prince philip for 45 minutes.96, was in good spirits. he's been in hospital sincejust before the operation, which took place last wednesday. turtles that breathe through their genitals and pink snakes are amongst the weird and wonderful reptiles heading for extinction unless urgent action is taken, according to the zoological society of london. this is the mary river turtle, which is ranked at 30 on the zsl‘s so—called edge list. it focuses on unusual and at risk animals. as well as breathing through its genitals, the turtle has algae growing on its head. ranked at 16 is on the list is the gharial, i hope i said that correctly, although i suppose it might not be around long enough to tell us i got it wrong. a type of crocodile with a slender snout. the round island keel scaled boa is at 23 and is found on only one small island off the coast of mauritius. it has colour—changing skin. so it's not necessarily something you want to run into, i would have thought. and at number 6 on the list is the roti island snake ne

prince philip was absent from the service at st george's chapel — as were prince harry and meghan marklege arrived several minutes after the scheduled start time. the duchess, who is expecting her third child this month, entered wearing a dark coat and matching hat. members of the public waited outside the 14th—century chapel to see the royals arrived. three spanish cross—country skiers have been killed in an avalanche in the swiss alps. police in the canton of valais say two other spaniards with them survived the avalanche, which engulfed them on saturday as they headed for the fiescheralp area. the group were all wearing detection devices, which helped rescuers to locate the survivors and airlift them to hospital. poor visibility hampered the recovery of the three bodies until early on saturday. fees charged for children's funerals by local authorities in england are to be scrapped. the change comes after a campaign by the mp carolyn harris who needed a loan to bury her eight—year—old son after he was killed in a car accident in 1989. the costs will now be met by a new £10 million fund

philip. i'll pick a name out there. something that goes with the title of prince. so prince philip is one that rings true. and prince william are very close to prince philip. if there is any sort of name to go for really, but i prefer yours, actually. you have more leeway with number three, don't you? not going to be king. he can be who he wants to be. and j.k. rowling -- >> i agree. come on board that bandwagon. great to see you. let us know when you see william leaving the hospital. >>> in the meantime, mike pompeo, the cia director, not the only cabinet pick face something trouble this week on capitol hill. where republican aides say that the nominee to be veteran affairs secretary admiral jackson is the most vulnerable of all. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swell

sorry, well, it would be prince philip, wouldn't it?r his great-grandfather potentially. >> and kelly, how old is this child? i'm not doing the math. a five-hour time difference? because the baby was born around 11:00 in the morning, london time? >> reporter: that's right. so the baby's about seven hours old, actually. seven hours old. his mother, the duchess of cambridge, looks fantastic, of course. there were rumors that the hair-stylist was seen leaving the hospital earlier today out of that door. that's usually our cue that the family will be leaving today. she obviously has to make this historic moment. this is a picture that will be shown as you know over and over and over again. this will be in you know, royal archives and historical photos. the importance of her looking like the mother of a king, well -- it can't be minimized, and there they are. >> there they are. she looks remarkably well. she's wearing high heels. i note that. just given birth. >> reporter: of course. >> and look. the baby in the car seat. in the carrier. go

prince philip, who's 96, will remain in hospitalfor several days.xhall announce they will build a new van at their plant in luton, securing 1,400 jobs. a 78—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, after an intruder was stabbed in a suspected burglary. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. on beyond 100 days at seven o'clock, the team will be looking at the latest trade tensions between america and china as beijing announces new tariffs against us products. we'll be live in memphis, as commemorations take place to honour the legacy of civil rights campaigner martin luther king, who was assassinated 50 years ago today. and as the deadline for companies to publish their gender pay gap approaches, we'll be asking what can be done to close it. that's all ahead on bbc news. but now time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up: the stage is set for another one anfield's famous european nights, klopp against guardiola, liverpool ag

. >> also today, harry's grand father, prince philip left the hospital after having hip e placement surgeryear-old will continue his recoveried a windsor, the location of the wedding. on may 19th, he's peblgtsed to sit alongside his wife. >>> still ahead -- >> three, two, one >> secrets from the star-studded set of "oceans 8." >> so inappropriate. >>> meryl streep on the set of mer new tv job with rece and nicole. >>> if that's not enough dote you to watch tonight, there's this. >> before this hot carpenter starts his "trading spaces" gig, he's doing pushups for "e.t." >>> closed captions provided by -- ♪ >>> right now, tv news. meryl is in monterey. shots "big little lice" the local coffee shop with reese wither spoon and nicole kidman. meryl is looking for answers in the mysterious death of her tv son. look at the dog. the best hair of all the cast. >>> meanwhile, the fierce females of "oceans 8" are working together. >> how in the world do they do it? >> the new crew is revealing more crew. starting with rihanna's role. >> count lg down. three, two, one. >> game on. >> riri is 8-ball. th

prince philip, who is 96, entered hospital for the planned procedure yesterday.lso coming up in the next hour — 50 years since the assassination of martin luther king. events are planned to mark the anniversary of the day the civil rights leader was shot, including a ceremony at the motel where was killed. the opening ceremony for the 21st commonwealth games gets under way, kicking off 12 days of events on australia's gold coast. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the british delegation to the international chemical weapons regulator the opcw has dismissed russia's proposal for a joint investigation into the salisbury nerve agent attack as "perverse". officials said the idea was a "diversionary tactic" by moscow. the opcw is holding an emergency meeting at the hague, at russia's request, to discuss the poisoning. yesterday, the head of the porton down defence laboratory said it could not confirm the precise source of the substance used to poison sergei skripal and his daughter. what was the substance, where did it come from and who planted it? theresa ma

prince philip, 96, is understood to have had hip trouble for about a month.h sikhs can identify someone in their family with an alcohol problem. the findings also suggest that there are 60% more deaths from alcohol among the uk's punjabis than the rest of the population — despite drinking alcohol being prohibited for practising sikhs. there are around 430,000 sikhs in the uk, making up a significant proportion of the punjabi population. commemorations are taking place across america to mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the civil rights leader, martin luther king. at the lorraine motel in memphis where he was shot, and where the national civil rights museum is now housed, a day of remembrance will combine performance and speeches to reflect on the past and ongoing struggle for equality. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. this e—mailfrom this e—mail from someone who wishes to remain anonymous, about alcoholism among british punjabis, i was married to a sick man but our marriage fell apart because of his drinking, and the physical and emoti

prince philip is 96 now. missing several public events including easter's public church service.h his wife, the queen. his hip surgery is less than two months before his grandson prince harry is set to marry american actress megan markel. a witness caught it on camera, the video starts right as the truck driver runs away before the crash. the leap >> oh, darn. [bleep]. >> shepard: how about that? 30 miles west of georgia, happen sunday, got the video today. the train's crew and the truck driver filing. a mother in phoenix facing a charge, a child abuse charge after police said that she used a taser to wake up her son for easter church service. the woman told a local reporter that she stood there with the taser and sparked it after her teenage son cursed at her and refused to get out of bed. she claims that she never actually touched and with the taser, but her son says that she did tase him. and the officers, he has two small bumps on his leg to prove it. the mother will be back in court later this month. on this date in 1985, the brown derby restaurant closed. it served movie st

the queen's husband prince philip do you cook edinburgh is notorious for his rather frank remarks philip has retired from all official duties but not from his constant black humor from which not even his wife is spared. in first place among the odd nicknames you'd hardly expect the queen to answer to is cabbage also a popular pet name in france the royal couple have been married for over seventy years now and it's not even that nickname seems to have dampened the queen's spirits. are moving on now to trends in weddings and there are lots of ways to tie the knot in las vegas at a drive through or on a romantic beach in italy for example but instead of walking barefoot in the sand some companies are going for a cooler option and that is getting married at the lucky ranch in the finnish arctic here the waiting pair can ride on dog sleds through the winter forests and spend the night in an igloo it's yet another way to begin that marital journey. northern finland it's the right. lace for those seeking subzero temperatures and solitude. for some it's even the ideal place to tie the knot. rosi

prince philip, who's 96, is being treated at the king edward vii hospital in central london.s understood he was absent from this year's easter service at st george's chapel in windsor castle because of his hip problem. our correspondent charlotte gallagher is at the king edward vii hospital in london. charlotte, what more do we know about when the prince was admitted and what condition he is in? we know buckingham palace have said that prince philip was admitted today to the hospital behind me for a plant operation and they've been very keen to stress this is a planned procedure and there is no real need for alarm. we know what he has had this condition for about a month and it's been causing him considerable pain, and that's what he's decided to have this surgery now. as you say, we haven't seen the duke of edinburgh at events we would normally expect him to be at, for example, the easter sunday church service and monday thursday. we did see him on christmas day and he seemed in very good health attending church and we have also seen photos of him and the carriage which he r

prince philip was admitted here yesterday.indeed a hip replacement operation. the statement goes on to say he is progressing satisfactorily and is comfortable and in good spirits. prince philip retired from royal duties last august, but he was expected to attend to accompany the clean to three recent events and he did not appear. it subsequently emerged he had been suffering from problems with his hip for the last month or so. hip replacements are a common procedure, more than 800 of them we re procedure, more than 800 of them were carried out on people over the age of 90, the latest figures for 2016. we know his was carried out under general anaesthetic and the statement from the palace says his royal highness is likely to remain in hospitalfor a few royal highness is likely to remain in hospital for a few days. the queen has remained throughout windsor castle but she has been kept fully informed as to her husband's progress. the family no doubt will be hoping that he is fully recovered by may 19, the wedding date of prince h

prince philip, who is 96, is understood to have had hip trouble for about a month. how much more do we know? we don't know an awful lot more at the moment. buckingham palace are not giving us any guidance on timing, so we don't know exactly when the duke of edinburgh was due to have his operation. you have to presume it would have taken place this morning. they are not giving us an exact time. what we're hoping is that once the operation is done, he is beginning to recuperate, we will get some sense from buckingham palace that that has happened and how we'd is doing. we do know that for the past month or so, yaz had this problem it will with pain in his hip —— we do know. his care is being led bya —— we do know. his care is being led by a team of doctors from the medical household attached to the royal family. they sense of how difficult things have become for him, we got that over the weekend when the duke of edinburgh did appear alongside the queen at the easter services at windsor. he has taken a step back from public life but we did expect to see him alongside h

prince philip, who's 96, was admitted to the private king edward vii hospital in central london yesterdayual pay for women and men getting closer? businesses, charities, and some public sector organisations here in the uk must publish their first gender pay gap reports by today. a leading charity for gender equality and women's rights, the fawcett society, says that gender pay gap reporting breaks the taboo on pay and now employers have "nowhere to hide". so is the gender pay gap soon to be consigned to history? that is a big question. nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal joins me now. we can focus on we can focus on some we can focus on some of the other issues as well but obviously it is d—day, deadline day for getting these inequalities. they have already thrown up some intriguing, not to say rather shocking disparities in pay in some sectors. we have seen a number of interesting figures. interestingly, there was no sector where women were paid more, where men were paid less than women. letters interesting to see, it is carrying through cross sector. one of the things to point ou

full details of prince philip's condition have not been released by buckingham palace.ast august. now to beijing, where the story of parents has captivated not just china but the rest of the world too. the girl went missing aged three in 1994. her father did everything he could to find her, including working as a taxi driver to publicise his search. he had no picture, but the internet, a sketch artist and a simple stroke of a luck brought the family back together. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell has the incredible story. after 2a years, a once little girl who disappeared, now a woman, is heading home. her parents never stopped searching for their missing three—year—old, named qifeng. thanks to a relentless social media campaign, the 27—year—old, now called kang ying, found them. translation: i never thought this was possible. it's like somebody in a dream has appeared before me. it's unbelievable. in 1994, her father and mother briefly lost sight of their daughter while running a busy fruit stall and she was gone. wang mingqing became a taxi driver asking custo

england's prince philip is scheduled to undergo hip surgery in london today. he missed easter services reportedly due to his hip troubles. >>> there is concern among republicans of john mccain's senate seat and the possibility of having to defend two arizona vacancies in this year's election. senator mccain has been battling brain cancer, and his health has been shrouded in secrecy. >>> and a public funeral will be held for police officer philip meacham. he was shot and killed offduty last week when he was pulled over by a man pretending to be an officer. we'll be right back. i'm all-business when i travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus when you're littl

prince philip was absent from the service at st george's chapel — as were prince harry and meghan marklee scheduled start time. the duchess, who is expecting her third child this month, entered wearing a dark coat and matching hat. members of the public waited outside the 14th—century chapel as the royals arrived. the governor of the russian region where more than 60 people were killed in a fire at a shopping centre has resigned. aman tuleyev says one of his own relatives died in last week's disaster. the fire led to protests by residents who accused the authorities of corruption and failing to enforce fire safety rules. london's murder rate has overtaken new york city, which has roughly the same population. in a recent surge in violent crime, more people lost their lives in the capital in february than in the us city. it's seen as more evidence of a narrowing of the crime rate between the two cities against the backdrop of police cuts here. and two more people have been murdered in london over the bank holiday weekend. charlotte gallagher reports. on on and people to be murdered in lond

prince philip, who's 96, will remain in hospital for several days. mark zuckerberg insists he is the right person to run facebook, as the social media giant reveals 87 million users may have had their data improperly shared with cambridge analytica. commemorations are held across the united states to honour the black civil rights campaigner, martin luther king, 50 years since he was murdered. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us in the morning. with me are the political commentators, jane merrick and jo—anne nadler. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. and one story dominates most of the front pages. the daily telegraph has coverage of the pensioner who's been arrested on suspicion of murder following a burglary at his home. the metro has a picture of that pensioner, richard osborn—brooks, on its front page. it's the top story for the express too, but the paper also headlines news that the former england captain ray wilkins has died at the age ofjust 61. again, the i leads with the burglar attack in sou

prince philip, who's 96, retired from royal duties last august, but his hip problem came to light followingsor. he went into hospital ten days ago. there's been more success for the home nations on day nine of the commonwealth games in australia, with the medal tally rising ever higher. katarina johnson—thompson took gold in the heptathlon, her first major outdoor title. and wales have had their most successful overseas games ever, after laura halford in the rhythmic gymnastics took silver. meanwhile, tom daley, together with his partner dan goodfellow, won gold in the diving, and tom used the opportunity to speak out against homophobia in some commonwealth countries. natalie pirks reports. it takes nerves of steel to dive from this height, but it takes real courage to use your fame as a platform for change. tom daley today won gold with his partner, daniel goodfellow, in the ten metres synchro event, but he used the moment to shift the focus onto the commonwealth's attitude towards homosexuality. there's 37 countries in the commonwealth that are competing that currently criminalise lg bt p

prince philip, who's 96, retired from royal duties last august, but his hip problem came to light followingand rover is to cut a thousand jobs at plants in the west midlands. the company is blaming a fall in demand for new diesel vehicles, and weakening consumer confidence due to brexit uncertainty. our business editor simon jack is here. simon, what is the main driver behind this? some talk about consumer confidence being dented by brexit, but this is fundamentally a story about diesel. since the emissions scandalous vw and, higher taxes on diesel, appetite and demand for diesel vehicles has plummeted. in march, when the new plates came m, in march, when the new plates came in, demand for diesel sales fell by 37%. that is very bad forjaguar land rover because 19% of all vehicles they sell in the uk —— 90% of all vehicles they sell in the uk are diesel. 2.5% of the global workforce. people don't know what to do about diesel, they say, can i buy it or not? you have got the policy devolving to the different regions. sadiq khan is doing one thing in london, people in bristol and birmingham thi

prince philip was absent from the service at st george's chapel — as were prince harry and meghan marklef cambridge arrived several minutes after the scheduled start time. the duchess, who is expecting her third child this month, entered wearing a dark coat and matching hat. members of the public waited outside the 14th—century chapel as the royals arrived. two people have been arrested in tenerife after a nine—year—old boy from northern ireland died in hospitalfollowing a hit and run on the island on thursday. the boy was leaving a shopping centre with his family when the collision happened. richard morgan reports. nine—year—old carter carson was on a family holiday in tenerife. he was leaving this supermarket in adeje when he was hit by a car. he died in hospital the next day. the car was found abandoned a few miles from the scene. the police say two people have been arrested. flowers left close to where the crash happened. the foreign office said it is providing consular assistance to the family following the tragic death. the nine—year—old played football for 18th newtownabbey youth,

louis for prince philip's grandfather and prince charles beloved great uncle. his official name is prince louis of cambridge. >>> flying over the bay area this afternoon, look at what is in the bay. we spotted a whale hanging out in the waters off of alameda. if you think that's pretty cool check it out, the whale watchers got their money's worth. that was this week. passengers on the princess monterey spotted a pod of 50 workers putting on what we might say is a killer show off the coast.>>> a slightly more unusual bay area animal citing. llamas were taking over the campus for llama-palooza. the animals were brought in from a ranch to help students the address -- destress. there was live pan flute music.>> i apparently went to college in the wrong decade. there were not llamas walking around the quad. 60s outside this evening on friday night.>>> you made it, it's the weekend. i hope you've got your jacket close by. livermore at 62 degrees currently. san francisco 60, santa rosa at 61, the temperature does not tell the whole story. the breezes coming from the o

william and kate's third child was born monday, louis is attributed to prince philip whose grandfather was prince louis alexander of edinburg. middle name of charles and arthur have special meaning, charles is in honor of the babies grandfather, prince charles. and the name arthur is a family tradition. >> coming up today, the man police are calling the golden state killer is expected to be in a sacramento courtroom in just about the next half hour. >> we just learned that the judge has decided to allow cameras inside the courtroom, for this arraignment. crime reporter henry is there for the suspected serial killers first court appearance, we will have all the details for you coming up today, on ktvu >> it looks like dao is going to finish essentially flat. >> spring is in full bloom, this weekend is full of festivals. ranging from dance to books to big trucks. >> heading into the final weekend of april, and the bay area dance week is getting underway, with a 10 day festival featuring over 400 free events throughout. including, where the oakland dance festival brings dancers choreograp

this baptism by prince philip the mirror nine eighty eight had long been forgotten. russia no longer had access to the black sea because. it was only undercount from the great that is changed. it gave russia a new identity as a major european state and returned to its cultural roots which had been laid by prince bloody mary back in the tenth century of course which of course we are. situated outside the gates of the port city of sevastopol on crimea's southwestern most point by the ruins of the ancient greek city of. in one thousand nine hundred two same vladimir's cathedral was built in the middle of the excavation site on the very spot where prince blood emir of the kevin ross is said to have adopted the christian faith. let him near had conquered no switch at the time belong to the byzantine empire in a military campaign. he planned to crown his victory by mary. the daughter of the byzantine emperor. byzantium consented to the union but only if the prince agreed to be christened. let him use exceptions of the faith laid the foundations for the christianisation of

prince philip will undergo the scheduled surgery at king edward vii hospital in london.gust. an eyewitness has caught on camera the dramatic moment a freight train slammed into a truck that was stuck on a railway crossing in acworth, georgia. luckily no one was seriously injured with the driver of the truck exiting his vehicle before impact and one person aboard the train being taken to a local hospital with minor injuries. russian president vladimir putin and his turkish counterpart president erdogan have inaugurated the construction of turkey's first nuclear power plant. the project is being funded by russia, having been revived since relations between the two nations started to improve. talks between the two leaders focused on security and trade. mark lowenjoins us from ankara with more. one of the lies that came out of this was that the russians have agreed to sell an air defence missile system to turkey which will puzzle some people because nato, turkey i should say, is a nato ally. turkey i should say, is a nato ally. turkey signed this deal a few months ago but to

louis will be a tribute to prince philip's beloved uncle, the queen's cousin killed in 1979 by a bomb. so that will be interpreted as a tribute to him. that is not confirmed by the palace, but that's how it has been used in the past. arthur is a very regal name. charles is william's father's name, so he has a mention as well. and there is talk about tension between william and charles. this points to the fact that william has a lot for his father as well. his royal hine else prince loui is s of cambridge. harry will technically have to bow to this baby. >> it is spelled lewis but they will call him louis. >> it doesn't sound as royal. >> it is stronger perhaps. got to go. >> it's settled. all right. thank you. president trump says michael cohen only hand handled a tiny fraction of his legal work. this is a real-time example of the president thinking too quickly and not well enough. he gave federal prosecutors gift. how so? the answer ahead. can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ atevy thent through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what

the name louis honors prince philip's uncle, called by an e.r.a. bomb in 1979. charles of course in honor of prince charles. oddsmakers were predicting albert, arthur or phillip as likely first names. but, no, it is louis. >> did you hear about the significant is cracked serial killer case? the suspected golden state killer joseph deangelo is expected to be arraigned as we learn how police cracked this decades old case. the sacramento d.a.'s office is revealing they matched crime scene dna, are you ready for this, to a relative's dna profile on a genealogy website. actually multiple ones. and then they linked deangelo using discarded dna samples collected from his home. it's unclear which websites they used. four major sites contacted by cnn, including ancestry, 23andme. they deny having any connection to the case. deangelo is accused of killing 12 people and raping more than 50 women in the '70s and '80s. >> that's remarkable. we know technology helps crack these cases. and now genealogy. obviously dna. but the proliferation of all of these genealogy sites you s

prince philip, who is 96, retired from royal duties last august., and he was admitted to hospital 10 days ago. in a statement, buckingham palace said the duke will continue his recovery at windsor. the parents of a terminally ill child at the centre of a life—support treatment battle are to mount another legal challenge to try to keep him alive. 23—month—old alfie evans has a degenerative neurological disease — and doctors say subjecting him to further medical intervention is inhumane. a high courtjudge has ruled that life support can be withdrawn, but alfie‘s family wants to take him to rome for treatment. hundreds of people staged a protest outside alder hey hospital in liverpool yesterday, in support of the parents. 0ur correspondentjudith moritz is at alder hay hospital in liverpool. it sounds like another process to go through? yes. this is a situation which has been changing fairly rapidly and the protest is that gathered last night, some of them here again today. behind me, inside the hospital, alfie evans is with his parents inside the paed

prince philip, who's 96, retired from royal duties last august, but his hip problem came to light followingwent into hospital 10 days ago. the headlines on bbc news: sir cliff richard breaks down in court as he gives evidence in his case against the bbc. he is suing the corporation for breach of privacy following coverage of a police raid on his home in 2014. britain has accused russia of spying on yulia skripal for five years. she and herfather were poisoned by a nerve agent in salisbury in march. russia claims it has evidence that the apparent chemical attack in syria was a "staged event," carried out with the help of a foreign secret service. sport now. and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh ferris. good evening to you. liverpool have avoided the holders real madrid after being drawn against rome and the semifinal of the champions league. it may well be the easiest tie on paper but roma of course did not at after dramatically overturning a 4—1 quarterfinal deficit. the first leg of liverpool— roma at anfield. it means real madrid will play the five—time european

prince philip who‘s 96, retired from royal duties last august, but his hip problem came to light, followingas resigned, after a vote of no—confidence in his leadership. he had angered some staff by saying academics "get away with not teaching." in a statement, he said the university "faces a scale of challenge that is unprecedented". it has to save £100m and student numbers have fallen. the world‘s most famous steeplechase, the grand national, is at aintree tomorrow and this year three of the 40 riders are female jockeys, the most for thirty years. andy swiss reports. ladies day at aintree and umbrellas very much in fashion. decidedly soggy going for the annual style stakes. but if today was trendsetting, tomorrow could be trailblazing. a female jockey has never won the national, but bryony frost is among a hotly—tipped trio, and the chance of a ground—breaking first on milansbar is some incentive. you can‘t stand here and go, "oh, i‘m just in it to try and get round", because i‘d be lying to you, and i don‘t lie, so we‘re going there all guns blazing. and i will be spurred on to do it more

actually, i didn't realize that prince philip is 96 until i was looking at that yesterday. if you kind of look at how this has quadrupled from 700,000 to two and half million and we are headed, in the next 20 or 30 years to about 8 million so you're going to have a tremendous explosion of people living over 90 and if you get to 65, you have now about a 30% chance of being a nonagenarian and this means that one of the most explosive job categories as home health aide. we have a shortage of them and it's actually an interesting area for robotics. these are my footloose and fancy free, this is kind of the point i was making that really if you think about this, once marriage age got pushed back all of these years and it turns out if you spend ten or 15 years on your own, sharing is not your first instinct. so you do get married, but there's actually, i have a chapter on independent marriage which is to say more separate bedrooms are being built than ever before. i'm married, no problem, but i like the light off when i like the light off. and so, a lot of these habits that one g

. >> but the choice is thought to honor prince philips' uncle. so welcome louis. l bring the royal newborn to prince harry and meghan markle's wedding in three weeks. you wouldn't want to upstage the bride with a cute baby. so we'll see. >> but the marriage will be the big change for the bride to be. she jeg wrust wrapped up her li with an actress with a fitting story line on her tv show. max foster has more on the big day. >> reporter: first a note of reassurance. you didn't miss the royal wedding. if you saw meghan markle get married this week, it was only plea tend f pretends for her tv show. >> i now pronounce you man and wife. >> reporter: as her character sets off on honeymoon, markell bows out of acting to good to focus on her even higher profile role as a senior british royal. much has been made of the cost of her real life wedding. and it will almost certainly rise above $10 million when you take into account the cost of security involved. figures obtained by the press association show the last big royal wedding william and kate's in 2011 cost $8.8 million

prince philip is admitted to hospital in london for planned surgery on his hip.l competing across 13 different sports. ronnie o'sullivan makes a record 1ath maximum break, but it's not enough as he is knocked out in the first round of the china open in beijing. more on those stories just after a:30pm. there are to be ten new centres across england designed to speed up the diagnosis of cancer. patients with vague, non specific symptoms will have all the necessary checks under one roof rather than going for several different tests for different forms of the disease. these "one stop shop" centres are part of a drive to catch cancer early and speed up diagnosis. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. helped me focus more on what my symptoms were... whenjohn lost 1akg in weight in just a few weeks combined with nausea and fever, alarm bells started ringing. the fear was he had developed cancer. butjohn had no specific symptoms so he was referred to a new specialist unit at airedale hospital in west yorkshire. fast track team, take blood straightaway, mri scan

to talk to ron and then father by james but of course we don't know because of course prince philip. is somebody that the couple have very close to the hospital is yeah it would definitely be a good bet but what seems to be the case at least is what people are expecting is that they're going for a more traditional as a as they have done with george and charlotte without the two children soon wanting to compete is what we're expecting ok bigot's a mass in london thank you you're welcome which indeed when you fly from berlin let me bring you some breaking news reaching us here i was getting reports that a truck has run over several people in central tehran so a kind of a beast a live picture it's now. media reports that the driver fled the scene on foot police have tweeted that it's too early to confirm that the number of people who was struck although the nature of the injuries this is all we know at this stage and of course we'll bring you more as we get it here to detail when used in ballot . smooth i mean as prime minister sharon has resigned after more than a week of anti-governme