this is what has been happening in london, but as far as we know there are no plans for prince williamry, who we also know is in london at the moment, or his mother. , , , . ., , mother. exactly, yes. prince harry is makin: mother. exactly, yes. prince harry is making a _ mother. exactly, yes. prince harry is making a very — mother. exactly, yes. prince harry is making a very rare _ mother. exactly, yes. prince harry is making a very rare trip - mother. exactly, yes. prince harry is making a very rare trip to - mother. exactly, yes. prince harry is making a very rare trip to the i is making a very rare trip to the capital at the moment and those are the pictures yesterday. he was here for the tenth anniversary of the addictive games, they are a paralympic style of addictive games, they are a pa ralympic style of events addictive games, they are a paralympic style of events that he set up and founded ten years ago. so here he is meeting his aunt there, ladyjane here he is meeting his aunt there, lady jane fellowes, here he is meeting his aunt there, ladyjane fellowes, and there is his u

correctly he, prince william is just succeeding his father when he was prince of wales.r corps is the part of the armed services that provides close support to the ground forces with their light blue berets. not to be confused with the, united nations and their blue helmets . so i think pause for helmets. so i think pause for thought for harry as he goes back to california after his , back to california after his, tour of nigeria. of what he's left behind because he said that he found himself and he found comradeship and he found, he found his life and i think he found his life and i think he found his life and i think he found his own existence very much within this regiment, of which he is not. now associated. >> there is a there is a school of thought, though, isn't there, that , prince harry of thought, though, isn't there, that, prince harry is having a fantastic time. he he's been in nigeria having a wonderful tour, lots and lots of fantastic pr for the couple. he's been celebrating the anniversary of the invictus games. is there celebrating the anniversary of the

three decades as colonel—in—chief, king charles passed the regimental belt and blue beret to prince williampersonal important moment for both the king and for the prince of wales. this is something that hasn't been done, the handing over of the colonel—in—chief role, in 32 years. the setting for today's ceremony was by an apache helicopter, the kind that prince harry once flew in afghanistan. some commentators have suggested he might have been considered for the role of colonel—in—chief, had he not stood back from royal duties. the king made no mention of that as he met families of the aircrew, before speaking about his confidence in william's future role. i do hope you go from strength to strength in the future, with the prince of wales as your new colonel—in—chief. the great thing is he's a very good pilot indeed, so that's encouraging. one change of clothes later, prince william, himself a trained helicopter pilot, stepped into his new role by meeting aircrews, some of whom have seen combat service everywhere from afghanistan to iraq. we were extremely fortunate to have the king, then pr

three decades as colonel—in—chief, king charles passed the regimental belt and blue beret to prince williamby an apache helicopter, the kind that prince harry once flew in afghanistan. some commentators have suggested he might have been considered for the role of colonel—in—chief had he not stood back from royal duties. the king made no mention of that as he met families of the aircrew, before speaking about his confidence in william's future role. i do hope you go from strength to strength in the future, with the prince of wales as your new colonel—in—chief. the great thing is he's a very good pilot indeed, so that's encouraging. one change of clothes later, prince william himself a trained helicopter pilot, stepped into his new role by meeting aircrew, some of whom have seen combat service everywhere from afghanistan to iraq. we were extremely fortunate to have the king, then prince of wales, as our colonel—in—chief, and to see that handed over before me today has been fantastic. later, in a pair of twin take—offs, the king left in a royal helicopter, while prince william took the front s

charlton court is having treatment for cancer, as this prince william's wife. rince harry is to be based. it is interesting and pretty strong here coming from the royal family. a 300—year—old elephant tusk, a cannon and some human bones are just some of the hundreds of relics that were found at sea or washed up on the shores of the uk last year. a bbc freedom of information request shows more than 300 items were declared to the official government body for offshore wrecks and salvage. rebecca ricks has been finding out more. below the surface lies an often haunting history, and some of the treasures found deep down are more unusual than others. i just saw something poking out of the mud and it was just a little bit too smooth to be a piece of rock or wood. and i put my hand down and grabbed it and i thought, "i think i know what this is." and when i levered it out of the sand, the sun cracked in a big semicircle. and that's when i realised that i've got an elephant�*s tusk. and now it's hanging in his pub in kent. surprisingly, it's not the only elephant tusk de

officially handed over the senior military role of colonel—in—chief of the army air corps to prince williamad he remained a working royal. here's duncan kennedy. from king to prince, from father to son. this was day of symbolic and personal handovers. after three decades as colonel—in—chief, king charles passed the regimental belt and blue beret to prince william, marking the moment the role changed hands. well, this is an incredibly symbolic and personal important moment for both the king and for the prince of wales. this is something that hasn't been done, the handing over of the colonel—in—chief role, in 32 years. the setting for today's ceremony was by an apache helicopter, the kind that prince harry once flew in afghanistan. some commentators have suggested he might have been considered for the role of colonel—in—chief, had he not stood back from royal duties. the king made no mention of that as he met families of the aircrew, before speaking about his confidence in william's future role. i do hope you go from strength to strength in the future, with the prince of wales as your new col

the scillies are said to be a favourite place for prince william. as a husband and father with his own family. today, it was noticeable that the prince was here on his own as his wife continues her cancer treatment, with many people he met here wishing the prince and his family well. and local businesses gearing up for the summer season seems glad he was here. i think it shows his strength of character, integrity that he wants to continue his duty. from the harbour to the local community hospital, where he was asked about his wife. may i ask how princess kate is doing? she's doing well. lovely. and the children as well? the children are very jealous that i'm here. he appreciated the inquiry, and i did wish him well and said that perhaps they needed a little break over here, which he said they might very well be doing. and the matron handed the prince a letterfrom her granddaughter. digging the ground for a new health unit. the prince headed home with a promise to return. jenny kumah, bbc news, st mary's. meanwhile, prince harry has said it's been gr

we saw him at an event with prince william handing over a literary role.as at the opera. he has a fuller than usual set of and engagements which seem to be rolling onto next month. thank you very much. king charles is to attend those commemorative events in normandy to mark the 80th anniversary. we will bring you more on that story when we can. you are watching bbc news. now to a fascinating story. the church has released new guidelines providing six categories for events ruling that they are definitively not supernatural, an event as miraculous.— supernatural, an event as miraculous. , ., , miraculous. the institution is full of mysticism. — miraculous. the institution is full of mysticism, that _ miraculous. the institution is full of mysticism, that is _ miraculous. the institution is full of mysticism, that is why - miraculous. the institution is full of mysticism, that is why we - miraculous. the institution is full of mysticism, that is why we are | of mysticism, that is why we are also fascinated by it. it is also trying to crack down on abuses of t

and a special ceremony for the king to hand over a military role to prince william.n sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: another arsenal win means that the title race is going down to the final day of the season, but it's still in manchester city's hands. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. women suffering traumatic experiences in childbirth have prompted mps to call for a major overhaul of maternity and post—natal care. a report — led by a group of cross—party mps — refers to "harrowing" evidence given by more than a thousand women of still births and life—changing injuries. the birth trauma inquiry said poor maternity care was all—too—frequently tolerated as normal and women treated as an inconvenience. katy hunter reports. they didn't really believe that i was such a final stage. i ended up having to be moved across the hospital when i was ten centimetres delighted. find hospital when i was ten centimetres deliahted. �* u, , hospital when i was ten centimetres deliahted. �* , ., delighted. and it caught his head as he was filling _ delighted. an

what is the reception there is a prince william? ~ , , , william?l, the sun is shining here and he _ william? well, the sun is shining here and he got _ william? well, the sun is shining here and he got a _ william? well, the sun is shining here and he got a very _ william? well, the sun is shining here and he got a very warm - william? well, the sun is shining - here and he got a very warm welcome. he hasjust left at here and he got a very warm welcome. he has just left at this hospital, here and he got a very warm welcome. he hasjust left at this hospital, a community hospital here in the isles of scilly. he was asked by one member of staff how princess kate was doing, he recently announced that she was undergoing cancer treatment. the response was that she was doing really well. there was also a member of staff here who has served 50 years working for the nhs and that member of staff gave him an letter that had been written by her granddaughter. that lecture basically wished the king and princess kate is well. many people i have spoken to here to

later, we have king charles n amed prince william of colonel in chief of army air corp.. s old military regiment. that's a slap in the face to harry. we have it covered. president biden pledged over a trillion to fund infrastructure and green energy projects but only spent a small portion of the money. is he going on a spending blitz before the election? we have a report from the white house next. stuart: show me bitcoin. around 62, 61,000, 16.9 at the moment and donald trump said he's now accepting crypto donations and if you're in favor of crypto in any form, you'd better vote trump. okay. that's endorsement i guess. time is running out for president biden to distribution taxpayer money he's earmarked for climate and infrastructure projects. >> the president is on the spending spree and represents 17% of 1.1 trillion that's been allocated for climate change and the bill and. co-ing from the american rescue plan and coming from the chips act and inflation reduction act and part of the total 7 trillion signed into law and president and president biden making the case and s

officially handed over the senior military role of colonel—in—chief of the army air corps to prince william duncan kennedy. from king to prince, from father to son. this was day of symbolic and personal handovers. after three decades as colonel—in—chief, king charles passed the regimental belt and blue beret to prince william, marking the moment the role changed hands. the setting for today's ceremony was by an apache helicopter, the kind that prince harry once flew in afghanistan. some commentators have suggested he might have been considered for the role of colonel—in—chief had he not stood back from royal duties. the king made no mention of that as he met families of the aircrew, before speaking about his confidence in william's future role. i do hope you go from strength to strength in the future, with the prince of wales as your new colonel—in—chief. the great thing is he's a very good pilot indeed, so that's encouraging. 0ne change of clothes later, prince william himself a trained helicopter pilot, stepped into his new role by meeting aircrew, some of whom have seen combat service ev

air corps to his oldest son, prince william, on monday . the prince william, on monday. i mean, the timing of that statement could very much just be a coincidence. the cynic in me says that perhaps it was timed to suggest that king charles and prince william, their relationship is strong. prince harry and the king needs a little bit of mending. meghan staying in california with her two children. i am told that both harry and meghan flying to nigeria later this month , a nigeria later this month, a country which hopes to host the invictus games very soon, as well as celebrating its culture. >> well, thank you very much indeed. karen walker, our royal correspondent there outside saint paul's cathedral. >> saint paul's cathedral, beautiful outside. >> it's beautiful outside. >> it's beautiful outside. >> we're stuck in a studio, stuck in a studio. >> no, look behind us. >> no, look behind us. >> it's glorious. glorious. we are , of course, sitting just are, of course, sitting just across the river from the house of commons, as you can see. exactly >> now, we've got lots mor

similar canning over the button, king charles passes over a senior military role to his son, prince williamlet me take you to india, because in the very sacred city for hindus is aaron elsie, the prime minister has been on a long road show there, filing his own nomination papers for the seat as part of the fourth phase of the national elections, a six or seven week long process. mr modi, being strongly tipped to win a third term as indian prime minister, although turnout has been an issue across the country. you can see there, live pictures, slightly holding the, with huge crowds in this very sacred city. it is possible that the prime minister is going to very famous temple there and he has clearly got a lot of supporters out in his home city there. the place that he represents and is filing his nomination for as prime minister. of course, this is a contentious election. it is represented in some parts of india but indian state politics is very split, with a number of other parties in the south and the east. in this fourth phase, a number of states are voting, with the election results fine

the scillies are said to be a favourite place for prince william. t was noticeable that the prince was here on his own, as his wife continues her cancer treatment, with many people he met here wishing the prince and his family well. and local businesses, gearing up for the summer season, seemed glad he was here. i think it shows his strength of character, integrity that he wants to continue his duty. from the harbour to the local community hospital, where he was asked about his wife. may i ask how princess kate is doing? she's doing well, yes. lovely. and the children as well? the children are very jealous that i'm here. he appreciated the enquiry, and i did wish him well and said that perhaps they needed a little break over here, which he said they might very well be doing. digging the ground for a new health unit. the prince headed home with a promise to return. jenny kumah, bbc news, st mary's. meanwhile, prince harry and his wife meghan are in nigeria, on a three—day tour. the duke and duchess of sussex were invited by the country's chief of defe

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no word as to where prince william is. we also know that prince harry is not meeting his father, the king, while he is in the united kingdom . we are told. the united kingdom. we are told. thatis the united kingdom. we are told. that is because, according to prince harry's spokesperson, who ispoke prince harry's spokesperson, who i spoke to yesterday, the king's diary is very, very busy and i'm also told that prince harry is very understanding about that, that it's very diplomatic response. it was very warm, very welcoming. it read a little bit like a royal press release, to be perfectly honest, which is a far cry from the kind of press release or statement we would get from the duke and duchess of sussex just a few years ago, where the dealings of megxit was being thrashed out. it appears to be a bit more warmer. it appears to be a sign that prince harry is wanting to perhaps focus more on his military work, on his patronages and mend the relationship between him and king charles and him and the rest of the royal family. b

he was an apache gunner, the apache helicopter prince william flying in this afternoon. y hadn't stood back as a working member of the royal family, i think it's unlikely he would have been given the role of colonel in chief by his majesty the king. the reason being, the king held that role as prince of wales, as heir to the throne for 31 years. so perhaps buckingham palace saw fit that it should only hand on to the hand over to the next prince of wales, prince william, for him being heir to the throne. >> cameron walker , thank you for >> cameron walker, thank you for that update from middle wallop and joining me now is the royal expert and the journalist pandora forsyth . pandora, pandora forsyth. pandora, welcome to the show. there's no getting away from it. middle wallop has delivered a massive wallop has delivered a massive wallop in the face for prince harry today. yet more proof he is becoming very much the prodigal son, the one who's been cast into the wilderness. >> yeah , it's just the reality >> yeah, it's just the reality of it. and prince harry knew this when

king charles is handing over a military title to prince william today. al connection to his brother, prince harry, who flew helicopters while serving in afghanistan. this morning, king charles is officially bestowing another title on his oldest son, making prince williams colonel and chief of the army air corps, a title that would hold a special significance to his brother harry. william now the ceremonial leader of the unit harry served with in afghanistan. >> i think if harry had still been a working member of the royal family, this is a military honor that would have certainly gone to him. he would have been the most appropriate recipient. >> the palace announced it last week. when harry was in london, where he did not meet his father or brother. "the sunday times" reporting unnamed friends of the king dispute that charles refused to find time to meet harry. harry and his wife meghan on their own royal style tour in nigeria over the weekend, playing seated volleyball, attending fundraisers, standing for the british national anthem "god save the king" d

prince william has the title of duke of cornwall and a lot of excitement is building here.building 24 properties to house local homeless people, as well as giving them wraparound support, and it's all part of a five year plan to tackle homelessness. it's around a year ago since the prince was last here. he was here with his wife and he heard then about the challenges around homelessness and the impact of tourism and second homes. but today, people meeting the prince today will be acutely aware that he is here alone whilst his wife and the king continue with their cancer treatment. thanks, jenny, jenny kumah. we're a few hours away from the second semifinal for this weekend's eurovision song contest — but the organisers in malmo in sweden are preparing for protests, because israel is among tonight's entries. there have been calls to ban israel from competing this year, because of the war in gaza. david sillito reports from malmo. malmo, eurovision 2024 and the fans are here in force, but there's also a very visible police presence. it's a bit of a mixed vibe because obviousl

so prince william, problem.giving up the fur. >> she's giving up the fur. yes although she stopped wearing fur in 2017. actually, emmy . but it in 2017. actually, emmy. but it was. it's been officially confirmed by buckingham palace as speaking to the animal rights group peta that she is not no longer going to buy any fur items. the late queen elizabeth ii items. the late queen elizabeth i! did something very similar as well. today of course, she's been getting wet at the garden party, but before that she was also in east sussex at the charleston festival, one of the oldest, longest running, even literary festivals in the country. speaking to schoolchildren about the importance of reading, she sees it. that's one of her life's work, really trying to encourage young people and adults to read and how that can really improve your life chances going forward. she was doing that to a great british photo there. >> queen camilla in the rain. >> queen camilla in the rain. >> walker, thank you very much for joining us and

it's favoured places of prince william.here for the first time as duke of cornwall. he came here many times as a child with his parents, and has continued to do so as a father and a husband. it will be noticeable today that he is here on his own, while his wife continues her cancer treatment. significant today because it is the first visit as duke of cornwall. he inherited the title back in september, as well as the dutch estate, september 2022, when his father became king. he has a busy schedule ahead today, speaking to people here at the harbour. a short distance away of the community hospital, where he will visit the site of a facility thatis will visit the site of a facility that is being built on duchy land, a facility that will be a combined health and social care unit, including a maternity suite, inpatient beds and care, residential care beds. i guess it will serve as a reminderfor some of the health issues that his own family are facing. issues that his own family are facina. ., ~ issues that his own family are fac

. this stranger’s boy, so maybe he’s not a stranger, his subjects immediately remembered that prince williamiend catherine, whom she later excommunicated, so she, rose hanbury, and the boy with the robe is her son, the fact that he is still the illegitimate son of william still needs to be proven, of course, but who will allow this, so let him carry it for himself, the king decided. william’s legitimate children, his subjects, have also hardly seen them lately, many... even traditional photos on the heirs’ birthday are not published, one can understand the difficult situations in the family, there is no time for photos, no time for protocols, which increasingly often remain somewhere in the past, so harry and meghan understand, viewers don’t find any sane reasons while they wait, so when will megan and harry show their children? eat the opinion that spouses are waiting for the right moment. in order to grab attention to themselves, because no matter what event happens in the royal family, everyone will immediately rush to discuss the appearance of lily and archie, they don’t look alike, they

now prince williams' rare update on princess kate's update.. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: good morning, gio. yeah, for the first time prince william opened up about his wife, princess kate's health. his candid comments came during a surprise walk about yesterday in northern england when a well wisher asked him how his wife and children were doing. the prince replied, we are all doing well, thank you before he quickly moved on to another subject. kate shocked the world back in march with her cancer diagnosis. since then she's been keeping a low profile calling for privacy as she goes for cancer treatment. the king, who is also going through cancer treatment, appeared upbeat and relaxed. he returned to public duties just yesterday. princess kate's return to public duties will only happen when her doctors advise her to do so. guys? >> robin: we are still thinking of her. coming up on our gma morning menu, the new guidance on breast cancer screening. why the change will help save lives. dr. ashton will be back with that. >> george: plus how

prince william reassuring well wishers this week.te and her brothers bring so much light to the royal family, even in their darkest times. meagan fitzgerald, nbc news. >>> coming up, an important health update for women the new study highlighting a different way to manage symptoms of menopa >>> in today's daily health, new study looking at ways to treat menopause. it found that the benefits outweigh the risks for younger menopaual women under the age of 60. doctor, great to see you. this seems to be a pretty big reversal from rsearch that was done decades ago that challenged the safety of menopause hormones. what does this mean and what else did the study find if. >> i think that this is great day for women's health, especially as we're looking at things such as the white house giving initiative towards health and research for women's health. we've known for a while that hormones really are beneficial when we think of women going through menopausal but longevity and prevention for other things, bone, brain and heart disease. >> what

king charles was at the army museum to hand prince william the title of colonel in chief of the army ry's former regiment. >>> speaking of prince harry, the charity organization he founded with his wise meghan, archewell foundation, is coming under fire for being delinquent. the attorney general has called for the organization to stop spending money, saying it failed to send in dues. the foundation has reportedly said it had september a check, but it must have gotten lost in the mail. >>> and judge judy sheindlin is fighting back. she's suing the parent company of the "national enquirer" and "in touch weekly" after an article said she was helping the menendez brothers get a retrial. the california brothers made california headlines when they brutally killed their parents 35 years ago. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," comedian desi lydic joins us in the times square studio to discuss hosting "the daily show" this week. studio to discuss hosting "the daily show" this week. for moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly

of the first games in london, and there are lovely pictures of that then prince charles with prince williamgs and kisses, really warm — contrast that to ten years later, the official statement from prince harry's spokesman saying that this was due to the king's full programme of events, that adjustment there was no time in the diary to be able to meet -i time in the diary to be able to meet — i should say that buckingham palace have not commented on that. prince harry left in the last hour, and he will be travelling on from the uk when this trip finishes to nigeria, meeting meghan along the way, and they'll be travelling there because it is one of the latest nations to join the invictus games, so this celebration of the invictus games continues.— so this celebration of the invictus games continues. sarah campbell, thanks very — games continues. sarah campbell, thanks very much. _ the world's oceans have broken temperature records every single day over the past year, new analysis shows caused mainly by climate change. the news comes as figures from the eu climate service, copernicus, also sh

haven't got a clue. >> it's cuttings journalism. >> it's cuttings journalism. >> was it that prince william's in the army? >> colonel and chief and jackal, the which prince harry served. >> so you think that would be a natural fit to offer prince harry? so could it be that it's coming more from well, why should king side? >> why should they give him a role when he's been slagging off his family in a book? in the most appalling way? >> i just don't i haven't seen it as well. >> you haven't read the book. >> you haven't read the book. >> i've just always seen it as him telling his story. he's betrayed confidences, hasn't he? >> i mean, if he if he was, if he was your relation, your family and came to see you and then went on tv a few weeks days later, weeks later, even in a book and wrote what was said in a private family situation. that's quite disloyal. >> yeah, but i think that some of the things that he's said, particularly about his mental health, have helped so many people and been so honest. invictus that's something that meghan's really good at, too. i think people get annoyed because s

king charles has officially handed over the love curling chief of the arm air corps, to s son, prince williamwas the inaugural holder of the title 32 years ago. at 11 :00 this morning across israel, the sirens wailed to mark memorial day. [sirens wailing] ordinarily, this is a somber and introspective date and usually one in which the country comes together. but not today. there was heckling and scuffles at a ceremony where hardline security minister it to marvin devere was speaking. in tel aviv, protesters held up and the blood of israeli hostages was on the government to both hands. israeli settlers once again, located an aid convoy bound for gaza throwing food on the ground. video of the siege suggests soldiers present did nothing to intervene. it doesn't help that the government's focus is to questioning its strategy. today u.s. secretary of state antony blinken set an all-out attack on rafah wld provoke anarchy without fully eliminating hamas. certainly there are pockets of resistance reappearing out in the north, in the jabalya camp where israeli troops again engaged in street battles w

very similar to when to prince william, his brother, actually, as part of the royal foundation with thees. those three of them, william, catherine and harry. really championed breaking down the stigma when it comes to mental health with their campaign heads together. but of course, meghan came along, they married and then they of course split and they've had a bit of falling out ever since. but harry has been very open about his mental health in his memoir, spare. i think this is just going on the same theme, but the wider point and the wider context here is that harry and meghan appear to be championing causes they care about at the moment, and getting away from this victim narrative that they've been kind of pursuing over the last few years. with harry's memoir spare with the netflix series documenting their exit from the royal family, two big things which did really dent their popularity. so is this a sign that harry and meghan wants to turn things around now? build up, build up trust with the british public, build up popularity with the british public, and perhaps try and start to m

so prince william's been very busy.d obviously him . this global power obviously him. this global power of soft diplomacy can speak a lot more than, let's say, a number of politicians in the united kingdom and queen camilla as well, out and about doing cracking work. yes, he is a garden party, as you mentioned in your intro there, but the whole theme of today of the queen in east sussex is all about the importance of literacy. it's of course, she cares for deeply . i suppose the cares for deeply. i suppose the biggest highlight of today was with the children's lawyer, joseph coelho, and speaking to a number of primary school children about their favourite books, the importance of reading and how, of course, that can really help with their life chances later on down the line. so it's been a very productive day for queen camilla, and highlighting the importance of literature, something she really cares about. >> excellent stuff. cameron walker. that's the way to do it. not swanning around in 6 or 7 outfit changes. not you

, not alone, even within his immediate family. jones's daughter in law, catherine the wife of prince william is herself undergoing preventative keyma therapy for cancer inside the unit to the king, to a diagnostics and screening facilities. hearing about the new melanoma skin cancel vaccine announced just last week. i'm sitting down to chat with long chemotherapy patients. the king sympathized, telling her i've got to have my treatment this afternoon as well. the king's own can, so it wasn't bounced in february after a scheduled prostate treatment the previous month. the exact nature of his cancer hasn't been revealed, but the publicity about his condition has seen an 11 fold increase in the number of prisoners seeking medical advice for prostate concerns. it's huge, the popular thing that that much is paid paid today. well, the king is still on sky and comes to treatments. many thousands of people choose to what walls i have come to treatment. often. we think about that and what needs to happen in order to make that possible for people. so things spend such a message of hate to see and hit

just this week , prince william and this week, prince william and king charles are reportedly raging anyone has ever seen him about the sussexes trip to nigeria , which insiders say nigeria, which insiders say deliberately looked like an official royal trip. which is why it's my sad assessment that meghan markle is the worst thing possible that could have happened to prince harry. six years on, poor old harry looks like an accessory to his misses a useful tool lesser marriage and more a hostage situation. poor old harry california's answer to terry waite i hope i'm wrong now. i sparked controversy last weekend and broke the internet by saying that britain and the king should forgive prince harry and bring him back into the fold. well, that wasn't everyone's cup of tea, but for that to happen, two things would need to occur. harry would need to apologise and meghan, sadly, would need to be out of the picture. now, i don't want this royal couple to split. i don't want to see any marriage end . want to see any marriage end. they've got two beautiful kids who are the priority . but the w

prince william has said princess kate is doing well, after he was asked about her health during a visitirst sod at the site of the new health and social care facility being built on duchy land next to the community hospital. the israeli singer, eden golan, has made it through to tomorrow's final of the eurovision song contest, defying pro—palestinian demonstrators. there was some booing as she performed in the malmo arena in sweden, and a protest was held outside, calling for israel to be banned from the competition. david sillito has more from malmo. welcome to the second semifinal! semifinal number two and all the attention was on one competitor — eden golan, from israel. outside, there had been protests from those angered about israel's actions in gaza, but nothing was going to stop her in her progress to the final. this was for her and the israeli delegation, a symbolic moment for the country after the events of october the 7th. and all of this has had a wider impact on the contest, both in terms of the extra security and also on the competitors. for the uk's 0lly alexander, it's ad

one picture which i discussed with them, which i hoped we might do, which was the picture of prince williamo it, but three minutes isn't very long to take a portrait. and the reason why i mention that is because all the expressions and all the movements and all the positions are very spontaneous. they're from the people. they're not directed by me. and i think that has to come from a certain amount of trust going both ways. and in a way, it was probably the most successful picture for me of that day. so, it crosses the border between formal and informal. the retouching of portraits was commonplace from the earliest prints to make them look as good as possible. some images show the photographer's annotations. this picture of the late queen and prince philip includes notes which say, "background must be kept light and please do not cut." the photographer was antony armstrong—jones, who later married the queen's sister, princess margaret, and regularly photographed his wife. the exhibition has been ten years in the planning and everyone involved has some favourites. tell us why you like this i

one picture which i discussed with them, which i hoped we might do, which was the picture of prince williamnd the reason why i mention that is because all the expressions and all the movements and all the positions are very spontaneous. they�*re from the people. they�*re not directed by me. and i think that has to come from a certain amount of trust going both ways. and in a way, it was probably the most successful picture for me of that day. so, it crosses the border between formal and informal. the retouching of portraits was commonplace from the earliest prints to make them look as good as possible. some images show the photographer�*s annotations. this picture of the late queen and prince philip includes notes which say, "background must be kept light and please do not cut." the photographer was antony armstrong—jones, who later married the queen�*s sister, princess margaret, and regularly photographed his wife. the exhibition has been ten years in the planning and everyone involved has some favourites. tell us why you like this image of the late queen so much. i think it's very strong

befell the palace this time concerning hip hop mobile, sean p diddy combs photos have surfaced of prince william and harry hanging out with duty who is now accused of similar crimes as jeffrey epstein that we should know at the time of this taping, did he has not had any charges brought against him despite you know that big federal raid on his home in los angeles. currently the palace of scrambling the distance, the 2 princes from duty, with all these things taken into account. are we beginning to see the fall of the house of windsor is, is the crown crumbling? i think, you know, honestly, with the, with the passing of elizabeth. there was something sort of symbolic, right, in terms of that passing and ever since then look, as i said there's, there's, there's a, there's a expectation that this is about the preparation of william what william do, right, when he assumes this wrong, will he be that sort of arthur and figure to say, listen, you know, this is we need to disband this whole, is this mockery that we're, you know, we call the world a royal family and royalty in the modern age. it's just,

one picture which i discussed with them, which i hoped we might do, which was the picture of prince williamrtrait. and the reason why i mention that is because all the expressions and all the movements and all the positions are very spontaneous. they�*re from the people. they�*re not directed by me. and i think that has to come from a certain amount of trust going both ways. and in a way, it was probably the most successful picture for me of that day. so it crosses the border between formal and informal. the retouching of portraits was commonplace from the earliest prints to make them look as good as possible. some images show the photographer�*s annotations. this picture of the late queen and prince philip includes notes which say "background must be kept light" and "please do not cut." the photographer was antony armstrong—jones, who later married the queen�*s sister, princess margaret, and regularly photographed his wife. the exhibition has been ten years in the planning and everyone involved has some favourites. tell us why you like this image of the late queen so much. i think it's ver

prince william is away, of course, but they were so close at one point, and it just seems rather sad't find even a couple of minutes to meet with her. >> well, i feel kind of, you know, in their defence, i wonder if the both the king and the princess of wales are being instructed by their doctors to be wary of socialising with somebody who's just been on a plane with how how many people we don't know . prince harry is we don't know. prince harry is meeting with a lot of people over the next three days for the invictus games and princess, the princess of wales, we do know, is going through preventative chemotherapy for cancer . the, chemotherapy for cancer. the, that will weaken your immune system. that's why we're not seeing her very often. so it could be as simple as just trying to protect her, her body and her and her strength right how. >> now. >> come on. kenzie. he was on a private jet. you know it anyway. and as ben was alluding to, we're hearing these reports, i think tatler have been claiming that prince william is away for a night. he's off to nancy on this is the site for h

, more king and prince william, more details shortly. >> isotherm .lls for >> isotherm. time the bells for us, wasn't it? now thousands of passengers were stranded at airports across britain last night as the facial recognition e—gate system failed. were you caught up in the chaos and how frustrating are you finding these kind of technological meltdowns? >> it's infuriating , isn't it? >> it's infuriating, isn't it? >> it's infuriating, isn't it? >> and women welcome the men. only garrick club in london has voted to allow women to join their ranks . after 193 years, their ranks. after 193 years, bev turner is rushing to the door to see if they'll let her join, and an independent review into the bbc. >> this is great, has told the broadcaster later that it is not racist to air concerns about migration, and that they must view the topic through. they must view it through through a wider political lens. >> and the home secretary, james cleverly , says pubs can extend cleverly, says pubs can extend their opening hours to 1 am. goody two shoes, isn't he? i

still to come tonight prince william, sarah ferguson and keir starmer walk into a bar.questions from you wonderful viewers. but next of all, they say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome. but sadly, no one told albie amankona and he's going to try his luck. it's me again in the saturday. scrap this time, he's defending that net zero commitment that the conservatives have made you with the saturday five live on >> on mark dolan tonight, in my big opinion, a shock new study reveals that working from home increases the risk of obesity and depression . and depression. >> when it's time for britain to go back to work, it might take a ten. a new poll shows that 82% of the public admire queen camilla. if she was running for election, she'd win by a landslide. plus, the hamiltons feisty journalist michael crick and tv legend christopher biggins. we're live at nine. welcome back to the saturday five. cheers very much for your company. now your emails and messages have come in. earlier on, we debated whether unde

prince william will now represent the army's air wing, which includes the unit once served in by histher. those are the top stories, and for all the latest, do sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts. now it's back to ben . back to ben. >> the bbc is spending an astonishing, astonishing £42 million of public money chasing licence fee payments from the poor and vulnerable . in a gb poor and vulnerable. in a gb news exclusive, i can reveal the massive spend is going on the beeb's quote simple payment plan service to collect the newly increased licence fee, which is now £169.50, having jumped, of course , from £159 last month. course, from £159 last month. details of the contract have been published in a tender, which makes clear how the bbc will target skint households who aren't paying up . it says the aren't paying up. it says the simple payment plan provides a payment scheme for a selected group of customers that is simple, affordable and flexible to deliver against these key features. the plan has been designed to, quote targe

prince william is in cornwall in southwest england visiting the site of a housing project for homeless the dutch of cornwall and the duke of cornwall was handed to the prince with his father was crowned king charles. he has also been visiting the beach and hearing from some of the people there who look after it and he took the opportunity with the beautiful sunshine that there was to play a bit of volleyball with locals in the area. do to stay with us on bbc news. much more to come. hello there. temperatures have been creeping up day by day. high pressure has brought plenty of sunshine around, but a weather front launching across northern scotland has brought thicker cloud here, some spots of rain and thursday was another grey day here with outbreaks of rain. now, as we move through tonight, it does look like that weather front will eventually move northwards, become confined to the northern isles for a while through the night before it clears away. it becomes drier here, but a dry night to come for most areas. bit of mist and fog here and there, temperatures ranging from 9—12 celsius.