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her name has yet to be revealed, but buckingham palace said the queen and prince philip are delightedett. perfect weather for the big sporting events in the uk and it will be another warm and muggy day tomorrow for royal ascot and at queen's club. to date much more cloud around. the sunshine more limited. the sickest cloud is around scotland and northern ireland with some outbreaks of rain soaking wet end to the day —— thickest cloud. there could be reined in the far north of england as well. to this south, some drizzle on the western hills, another warm and muggy night, 14—16d. further north, most of the rain is on that weather system and the heaviest is on that low pressure which will move away towards scandinavia allowing that weakening front to move southwards so we will soon see the back of the rate in eastern scotland. some heavy bursts in england and northern wales but it will peter dowd moving southward and nothing in the southeast. more broken cloud behind but a few showers —— it will peter out. bit cooler but there is still some warmth and heat and humidity across east angli

it is interesting because there is a family connection, so prince philip, his mother, his grandmothernour for it. shielded jews from the nazis and was given an honourfor it. he met with holocaust victims today and he will go and see palestinians in the next couple of days, which makes it quite evenly balanced. it might be overstating it here to suggest he will be the peacemaker, but that is rather an insoluble situation. william has gone on this trip, it furnishes his reputation on the international stage. the picture is very striking and meaningful, but the idea that this could kickstart the idea that this could kickstart the peace process, you need to remember that it was only in may that 120 protesters in gaza were shot dead by the idf. a pretty appalling relationship between the two sides in that sense, and no chance of a figure like this kickstarting the peace process. that is fanciful. let's go home to the front of the daily mail, and we will leave aside the return of the wags, and concentrate on the really intriguing suggestion. not the first conservative crossbencher to talk a

prince philip, who retired from royal duties last year, did not attend. he turns 97 on sunday.am palace for us now. three weeks to the day after their wedding and once again in bright sunshine, just as it was in windsor, may 19, the duke and duchess of sussex have appeared, they have made their first sussex have appeared, they have made theirfirst major sussex have appeared, they have made their first major royal appearance asa their first major royal appearance as a couple, taking part in this queen's birthday parade, riding in the carriage from buckingham palace down to horse guards, taking in the crowds, followed a few moments later by the queen, riding alone, in her carriage, down the horse guards, for this annual parade, the marking of her 92nd birthday a few weeks ago. the parade went smoothly, a display of precision and skill by the footguards down on horse guards. as they returned to buckingham palace, just as the queens carriage was entering the palace, one of the senior officers on horseback riding just behind her, the kernel of the lifeguards, former chief of defence

also here on the mount of olives because this is where his own great—grandmother, the mother of prince philip statements that might offend anyone. but how has this visit gone down on both sides in this region? well i think it's been very welcomed on both the israeli and palestinian side. the prince came here on the invitation of both governments but it was always going to be extremely sensitive for him and his camera at a very sensitive time, even visiting these holy sites, the old city ofjerusalem is considered to be part of the occupied palestinian territories. that is what was written on his official schedule and that's how britain sees it but israeli politicians took offence to that because of course israel in 1957 and a middle east war captured the eastern part of the city and later annexed it in a move not internationally recognised and israelis see all ofjerusalem as being their eternal and undivided capital but the palestinians want eastjerusalem to capital but the palestinians want east jerusalem to be capital but the palestinians want eastjerusalem to be their future capital so all

pounds and three ounces, her name has yet to be revealed, but buckingham palace said the queen and prince philipup here which will separate the two air masses. but you see a lot of heavy rain developed through this evening. northern ireland, you can see in the radar increasingly into the far north of england as well. 0utbreaks of rain. heavy and praise —— places as we go through the rest of the evening and night. to the north we will have clear skies develop across shetland and later into... lots of clouds and patchy rain into the west. clear skies elsewhere. and like last light —— last night it will be temperature is sticking to the mid—teens for many. 0ur weather front will be unmoved southwards as we go into wednesday. it will encroach... we start humid in the morning. there will be early rises across scotland. especially northern england and scotland. heavy rain will work southwards into the rest of the midlands. eventually south west and east anglia through the afternoon. the blue disappears on the chart and we look closer to see isolated showers. we could see quite a lot of float clouds ar

prince philip turns 97 today. buckingham palace say the duke will be spending it privately.rom public service last year. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but for viewers watching on bbc one wales, it's time now for bbc wales today with garry owen. goodbye. you're watching the bbc news channel. let's remind you of our top stories this hour. president trump is in singapore for an historic summit on de—nuclearisation with north korean leader, king jong—un. mr kim has already been greeted by singapore's prime minister. the landmark meeting with mr trump will take place on tuesday. france condemns president trump's description of the canadian prime minister as "dishonest and weak" in a tweet following the g7 meeting in quebec. and we're going to stay with that story. before president trump flew to singapore, he left g7 summit in canada in some disarray, after he rebuked the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. mr trudeau told reporters that canada would not be pushed around on trade tariffs, prompting mr trump to accuse him of being "dishone

prince william has been hearing a lot about her and he will be able to talk to his grandfather, prince philip a british government, the first ama of a british government, the first am a member of the family had visited israel and the palestinian territories. how would you sum up its significance? it is extremely significant. israel waited 70 years for a british official royal visit and the prince has met political leaders on both sides. palestinians we re leaders on both sides. palestinians were pleased to receive them and felt they were able to show him their side of the story particularly when he went to a refugee camp just outside ramallah. but it is envisaged that is not supposed to be political. —— a visit. there have been a greater diversity of people he has met then you would get with a politician coming four example and he has met young people, people shaping the future, the palace says. he has got some experience of culture, tasting local food he has got some experience of culture, tasting localfood and hanging out with isabel's eurovision song contest winner and going to the beachin

out of checkers at her country of state as you said, they'll see king and the queen and the -- prince philipr castle. >> one more for you sir. when the president trump when he comes back to america he holds a meeting in the white house -- with the italian with leader who leads a pops plus government isn't that a way of sticking to angela merkel on subject of immigration? >> well, there may be -- an element of that. but of course italy has one of the longst stapgding allies it is important to meet with the new lead percent early on in their tenure. he'll see the italians at the nato summit which is i think the main part of this visit. and i hope that president use it is to recement ties with our close allies important before putin with the united front rather than give putin sort of a gift of a divided nato which is exactly what he dreams about. >> that's exactly what we have at the moment i do believe. thank you so much for joining us sir. we appreciate it. >> yes, sir. now this -- at&t made a deal with a digital ad firm which is called app nexus now i believe this is all about getting into

happy sunday, it is a blue sky day, the golden gate bridge looks terrific and if you bump into prince philipith us, most 8:30 am on sunday i am frank mallicoat. >> good morning, i am claudine wong, the golden gate bridge is looking spectacular, rosemary, this is the perfect -- picture- perfect tourist day and this is just how it is all the time. [ laughter ] >>> year-round, this is why we love it, a gorgeous day shaping up, i was upstairs a moment ago, a cool breeze in areas but check out the blue sky, again, we are starting a warm-up today that will eventually turn hot for some, especially inland. more on that in just a moment. let us enjoy the sunday where temperatures are in the 50s. we have 58 degrees in santa rosa, 59 in san francisco, upper 50s to start the day in oakland, livermore 54 and san jose, 59. winds generally light, a breeze at sfo at 8, mountain view reporting 6 and san jose 10. we will continue with the breeze as we go to the second part of the day. it will pick up a little bit and not expected to be as breezy as yesterday. if you are going to see the a's play it will be go

prince charles attended funerals of yitzhak rabin and shimon peres, for example, in 1994 prince philip— he will be meeting benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas. very tense time as it so often is in the middle east. and particularly with that particular question of recognition by president trump ofjerusalem as the capital of israel, and also the recent confrontations we've seen along the border with gaza and a number of palestinians shot dead on the border by israeli security forces. there is prince william meeting israeli dignitaries in tel aviv, heading to jerusalem meeting israeli dignitaries in tel aviv, heading tojerusalem from tel aviv. then he will be going to the palestinian territories as well, a three—day visit altogether. a landmark visit, really, by a member of the british royalfamily. this visit is coinciding with the 70th anniversary of britain's exit from the region and of israel's independence, which of course palestinians mourn as their dispossession. as we were saying, we understand that this visit is something the british government wanted to do. they have been nervou

, philip hammond, that there will be no money for other policies outside the health service funding boost. the mirror features the television interview with meghan markle's father, who said that princehter if he vowed never to assault her. and england's late show in russia, despite a swarm of insects in the stadium, leads the sun. so a variety of stories on tomorrow's front pages. let's begin with what was the big story really domestically, at least until the football result, and that is the decision to increase nhs funding. the times has rather a stark message from the chancellor. yes, the times has some detail from the cabinet reefing from the chancellor ahead of the announcement —— briefing, which has made it clear that there may be some money for the nhs, although we are not entirely clear where it will come from, but if there is, other departments should not expect a similar bounty for them. on one level i think the government will be quite pleased with this story, because the presumption behind it is that there is more money for the nhs, and therefore they are moving on to... but it will be tough all—round elsewhere. but some interesting quotes are attributed to the chancellor