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queen anne's city are charging two juveniles over wednesday's deadly shooting at the kansas city chiefskson county family court says the suspects are currently at the juvenile detention center on gun-related and resisting arrest charges. one person was killed. 22 others injured. up next, bret baier talks with fox news senior strategic analyst retired general jack keane about the war in ukraine and the battle in congress over funding it. ♪ ♪ ♪he quiet comfort of elegant small ships with no children and no casinos. we actually have reinvented ocean voyages, designing all-inclusive experiences for the thinking person. viking - voted world's best by both travel + leisure and condé nast traveler. learn more at viking.com. >> president biden says it is outrageous that house speaker mike johnson began the chamber's recess without taking up the senate past foreign aid bill. that measure includes funding for the ukraine resistance against russia. this evening, my colleague bret baier speaks with fox news senior strategic analyst retired general jack keane about the situation here in washington a

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i wish she was queen anne. speech the other about how london isn't other day about how london isn't safe with safe and you'd be safe with susan. just hope londoners susan. and i just hope londoners back susan to be back hard working. susan to be their new mayor. >> right . okay. >> all right. okay. >> all right. okay. >> and mine is tory mp elliot colburn, who spoke out at pmqs yesterday and very yesterday very movingly and very bravely about his own suicide attempt whilst he was actually serving as an mp. and it reminds us all that no matter where you are in life, we we are in life, we all are. we should be to prepared ask should all be to prepared ask for and i think might for help and i think we might have a clip of actually. have a clip of this actually. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> em- 5 this chance to >> want to take this chance to say to everyone say thank you to everyone who saved and sorry to family saved me and sorry to my family and ones who i put through and loved ones who i put through such awful ordeal i

expected to carry out further royal duties during his father's treatment, along with the queen and princess annemother of and princess anne, the mother of a transgender teenager who was murdered last year, is due to meet the labour leader today. esther josh meet the labour leader today. estherjosh howie was meet the labour leader today. esther josh howie was watching in the commons during this afternoon's prime minister's questions when rishi sunak was criticised for making a joke about sir keir starmer's position on gender issues. number 10 declined to apologise for the remark, insisting that it was a legitimate critique of the labour leader's stance on the labour leader's stance on the definition of a woman . the definition of a woman. spanish farmers are blocking major roads with tractors and burning tires in a protest against bureaucracy and competition from outside the eu. more than a dozen major roads were blocked across spain this morning as convoys of tractors converged on barcelona to confront local authorities. it's the latest sign of growing anger across europe after similar protests

expected to carry out further royal duties during his father's treatment, along with the queen and princess annees after prince harry was reunited with his father father arriving in london less than 24 hours after the king's cancer diagnosis was made public. the duke of sussex is said to have spent 45 minutes with his majesty at clarence house before the king and the queen were seen heading to sandringham on the royal helicopter. it's unclear how long prince harry plans to stay in britain, however, royal sources suggest he has no plans to meet with his brother and the old bailey has been evacuated after a fire alert and reports of an explosion there. a loud bang and billowing black smoke triggered the response of four fire engines and 25 firefighters who dealt with an incident involving an electrical substation near the old bailey. judges were seen coordinating with court staff and firefighters, while barristers and court users were temporarily banned from re—entering traffic . banned from re—entering traffic. disruptions are expected in the area as the safety checks are underway . the former po

we can expect to see over the coming weeks is more senior royals like prince william, queen camilla, princess anne the king is treated for cancer. this is an incredibly difficult time for the prince of wales because not only has his father being diagnosed with cancer and receiving treatment for cancer, but his wife is also recovering from surgery so you can imagine this is a difficult time for him. ., , imagine this is a difficult time for him. . , , . ., imagine this is a difficult time for him. m ., ., _ him. really difficult and obviously he is bein: him. really difficult and obviously he is being pulled _ him. really difficult and obviously he is being pulled in _ him. really difficult and obviously he is being pulled in many- him. really difficult and obviously i he is being pulled in many different directions at this point. his wife is recuperating at home in winter and he had three children with his wife and they need looking after. his wife need caring for. they do have staff but the prince will be wanting to look after his family and also his father has received a cancer diagnosis so we w

queen's funeral. he had a he sat he funeral. he he had a he sat he sat behind princess anne's plumed hat.remember, at the didn't stick the coronation, he didn't stick around . they didn't around for lunch. they didn't talk at all. so last time we talk at all. so the last time we spoke cameron says 16 spoke to him, as cameron says 16 months queen's months ago, the queen's coronation, tell you, coronation, it does tell you, sorry, queen's funeral. sorry, the queen's funeral. >> it feels like the charles has got the shutters down. >> said, well, if >> the king has said, well, if you've one too many chances, you've had one too many chances, if keep monitoring if you keep monitoring your disputes your parents, with disputes with your parents, with your brother your family, your brother and your family, your brother and your law your your sister in law and your father, what do you expect? >> he be trusted. >> he can't be trusted. >> he can't be trusted. >> let us know what think. >> let us know what you think. vaiews@gbnews.com email vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address after this very quick

ann. one of them could be appointed to effectively be king while he is still alive or queen if it was ann ou would move to a situation where prince william would immediately exaccede to the throne as charles did for the queen. if, god forbid there was some catastrophe, william was to die, then you would get into the succession line and his three children as you say would all be too young. then you would get into a position of a regent king, which hasn't happened for centuries where you would have somebody appointed effectively to act alongside -- the oldest son. but this is completely uncharted territory. fair to say britain has gone into a big shock over. this no doubt that charles canceling all of his public engagements and the nature of the statement they put out on harry flying straight to be here in london despite all the problems they have had as a family, that says to me, this is a serious situation. >> ainsley: any word on kate how she is doing? i just read that william was spending time with her after her surgery and now he is coming back out after all of this news. >> very diffic

king charles ii's wife queen camilla, his sister princess anne, his brother edward and his eldest son, the heir to the throne, prince william. and by the way, such a question had already arisen here in britain in the 1950s, when my grandfather charles, prince george, king george, was diagnosed with cancer. and he was operated on here in the bughenem palace, he was given out. lung, and then there were state advisers on standby, so that if suddenly the king could not fulfill his duties, to replace him, or to begin, to begin to do it, but yes, the king, the king remains the king, and also i will add that when king charles ii ascended the throne one of the questions that was raised at the time was the question of age the king ascended the throne when he was 74 years old now he is 75 how many...years will he last reign, and the state of his health, this was also one of the questions that were asked by the public at the time, and well, his parents lived to be almost 100 years old, and king charles ii himself, who was diagnosed with cancer, according to buckingham palace, is optimistic about

state, the people who stand in for the king, if he can't do any of that, prince william, the queen, prince annestep in here. >> reporter: all eyes on the king's eldest son as he takes on more responsibility than ever before and listening closely to see if he speaks about his father. >> indeed. molly, thank you. >>> still ahead here on a wednesday, a legitimate excuse to feel a little less guilty about skipping the gym. why our brains are actually wired for rest and how to overcome it to get up. >> maybe it does not approve of the excuse making. there's research. we're not lazy. >> i like it. >> >> i like it. >> we're hard-wired to be lazy. >>> anyways, on another note, have you noticed fast food prices are soaring they really -- some of these prices have really gone up. >> look, inflation has come for your fast food guess what consumers are fed up as they get more creative with their menus, turns out people just want cheap. got that story right after the break. uh, honey... hi. the irresistibly smooth chocolate of lindor. made to melt the one you love this valentine's. can the flavor of a slow

and you know, it's -- -- so far his wife queen camilla and princess anne have been committed to goingng as much of the events as they can and even on the weekend he was -- filmed going to church on sunday. the palace trying to reassure people that he's -- he is facing a challenge but it's -- he is still like up to the task. >> doctor, it's actually kind of rare that we find out this much about the current health of a royal. this is more than we found out about the queen, for example. he was discharged from hospital just last week because he was treated for this benign prostate enlargement. interestingly prostate cancer has been ruled out. so from those two things, where does that leave you this morning? what questions do you have? >> well, what we know for sure is that he has a form of cancer. now whether that cancer was found incidentally when they were doing his prostate procedure. when we're inside taking care of the prostate, there's other organs around the area, like the bladder, yur rooet ra. but at the same time, maybe this is something that was found on some follow-up imaging

the original elevation drawing illustrates queen anne style edwardian to have a second floor with a limitedted to a single center room at the front and back, with a pair of double hung windows. an additional third room exists under a roof dormer and no bathroom exists on this floor other than the excavation to add a garage. in 1971, this house has not undergone any renovations. when the owners my clients, tom and julie, purchased it in 2020, i started working with tom and julie in late 2022. it took them a couple of years of ownership and the cancellation of a prior renovation permit to realize their intended long terme vision for the home design, running sensitive adaptations to existing homes in san francisco is our area of expertise. the project, as proposed, is a whole house renovation and including conversion of the garage level unoccupied space to an adu unit. we do propose to add square footage at all floors with a three story rear addition that aligns with the adjacent uphill neighbor. the method by which the top floor can be utilized for more than its original half story, is by ele

with the queen, the duke and duchess of edinburgh. princess annenothing about the cancer diagnosis, but earlier, the prime minister offered his support to the royal family. p.m. sunak: like everyone else, shocked and sad. all of our thoughts are with him and his family. thankfully, this has been caught early, and now everyone will be wishing him thate gets the treatment that he needs and makes a full recovery. >> the king will now rely heavily on the support of his family, both privately and publicly. last friday, the queen opened a new support center for cancer patients and their families at a hospital in north london. she came here already knowing of her husband's diagnosis. >> that visit last week must have been incredibly challenging on a personal level for the queen. >> i can't imagine how difficult last week must have been for her, knowing that life was changing, and had been turned upside down. but what happened quite quickly after a cancer diagnosis is treatment. >> with his family on christmas day. the king is now back here, for the time b

expected to carry out further royal duties in place of the king, along with support from the queen and princess anne, and finally us media personality tucker carlson is in moscow and says he plans to record an interview with vladimir putin, the former fox news host announced the interview late yesterday. in a short video posted to his social media website and platform, he said he plans to expose what he called lies told by other media about russia, although he provided no evidence and falsely claimed that other journalists hadnt claimed that other journalists hadn't bothered to try to interview mr putin. many journalists pushing back on that and denying that online today, it comes as russia's detention of the american journalist evan gershkovitch reaches 315 days for the very latest news stories, do sign up for gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. this . thank com slash alerts. this. thank you very much for that, polly. >> i am michelle dewberry i'm keeping you company till 7:00 tonight. and to my viewer, jack in blackpool, you've just written in

so currently they would be the queen, prince william, prince edward, and princess anne.have been sending their best wishes to the king, including us presidentjoe biden, and french president emmanuel macron. this morning the prime minister rishi sunak has been speaking to bbc radio. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman joins us now. he is in downing street. what did the prime minister have to say? morning, jon. warm wishes from rishi sunak across the political spectrum last night and continuing this morning. he has been speaking to five live this morning, rishi sunak, for the first time, after the diagnosis, let's hear what he had to say. diagnosis, let's hear what he had to sa . , ., , y «i diagnosis, let's hear what he had to sa. , say. obviously like everyone else, shocked and _ say. obviously like everyone else, shocked and sad, _ say. obviously like everyone else, shocked and sad, and _ say. obviously like everyone else, shocked and sad, and all- say. obviously like everyone else, shocked and sad, and all of- say. obviously like everyone else, shocked and

you would have the queen, prince william and kate and edward and also ann carrying out those duties. it really is down to prince william who is taking the lead if that does happen. i think they are much more focused on that. and it could be something that people associate as a very serious illness and they may not want to worry the public and have things get worse quickly than they are. they will be taking advice from the kings of doctors and consultants. >> dr. renner, i am wondering what you make of this line from buckingham palace that king charles was advised to postpone public duties, but he is going to continue to undertake state business and official paperwork as usual. this that tell you anything? >> basically it says they do not want him to travel or engage in a vigorous schedule, but he can work from home. if we go back and look at the timeline following his recent hospitalization for his prostate cancer. remember he was kept for an unannounced third day. they kept in for an extra day and that leads me to wonder if that extra day was to work on this diagnosis and also it ma

anne carried out anent vesture at windsor castle this morning. she already has one of the busiest royal diaries. she then travelled to nottingham for scheduled engagement there. with the queen duchess of edinburgh, she is likely to take on more duties while the king is unwell. princess anne said nothing about the cancer diagnosis but earlier, the prime minister offered his support to the royal family. like everyone else, shocked and sad and thoughts are with him and his family. thankfully, this has been caught early and now everyone will be wishing him that he gets well, and he gets the treatment that he needs, and makes a full recovery. the king will now rely heavily on the support of his family, both privately and publicly. last friday, the queen opened a new support centre for cancer patients and their families at a hospital in north london. she came here already knowing of her husband's diagnosis. that visit last week must have been incredibly challenging on a personal level for the queen? i can't imagine how difficult last week must have been for her, knowing that life was changing and had been turned upside down. but what happens quite quickly after a cancer dying mos

they are the queen, prince williams, prince edward and the king's sister, princess ann. now also on that list are three people that cannot function in any real capacity in terms of leadership. that's prince harry and the duke of york and also beatrice is on that list as well. the duke of york's daughter. your thoughts on that situation, neil. >> well, i'm not too concerned about that because truly my favorite, as you know, the royal, the princess royal. she's commanding force, martha. i think she will whip the rest of them in to shape. on a more serious note, you know, it's very tricky actually on how prince harry returns back here to the united kingdom. he's very much disliked. what we have to remember is that he is a family member. naturally concerned about his father. what a terrible situation for him before he would return and make communication and contact. i would say this. i would advise prince harry to leigh your wife, meghan markle at home. that won't help the recovery of his majesty, the king. or members around the british monarchy right now. >> martha: thanks,

anne carried out an investiture at windsor castle this morning. she already has one of the busiest royal diaries. she then travelled to nottingham for some scheduled engagements there. with the queentake on more public duties to support the king while he's unwell. princess anne said nothing about the cancer diagnosis, but earlier the prime minister offered his support to the royal family. like everyone else, shocked and sad and just all our thoughts are with him and his family. thankfully, this has been caught early and now everyone will be wishing him that he gets the treatment that he needs and makes a full recovery. the king will now rely heavily on the support of his family, both privately and publicly. last friday, the queen opened a new support centre for cancer patients and their families at a hospital in north london. she came here already knowing of her husband's diagnosis. that visit last week must have been incredibly challenging on a personal level for the queen. can't imagine how difficult last week must have been for her, knowing that life was changing and had been turned upside down. but what happens quite quickly after a cancer diagnosis is that a treatment path em

anne carried out an investiture at windsor castle this morning. she already has one of the busiest royal diaries. she then travelled to nottingham for some scheduled engagements there. with the queenhess of edinburgh, she is likely to have to take on more public duties to support the king when he is unwell. princess anne said nothing about the cancer diagnosis, but earlier, the prime minister offered his support to the family. like everyone else, shocked and sad and just all our thoughts are with him and his family. thankfully, this has been caught early and now everybody will be wishing him that he gets the treatment he needs and makes a full recovery. the king will now rely heavily on the support of his family, both privately and publicly. last friday, the queen opened a new support centre for cancer patients and their families at a hospital in north london. she came here already knowing of her husband's diagnosis. that visit last week must have been incredibly challenging on a personal level for the queen. i can't imagine how difficult last week must have been for her knowing that life was changing and had been turned upside down, but what happens quite quickly after a cancer d

anne carried out an investiture at windsor castle this morning. she already has one of the busiest royal diaries. she then travelled to nottingham for some scheduled engagements there. with the queen, the prince of wales and the duke and duchess of edinburgh, she is likely to have to take on more public duties to support the king when he is unwell. princess anne said nothing about the cancer diagnosis, but earlier, the prime minister offered his support to the family. like everyone else, shocked and sad and just all our thoughts are with him and his family. thankfully, this has been caught early and now everybody will be wishing him that he gets the treatment he needs and makes a full recovery. the king will now rely heavily on the support of his family, both privately and publicly. last friday, the queen opened a new support centre for cancer patients and their families at a hospital in north london. she came here already knowing of her husband's diagnosis. that visit last week must have been incredibly challenging on a personal level for the queen. i can't imagine how difficult last week must have been for her knowing that life was changing and had been turned upside down, but w

members of the royalfamily, princess start of a busy period for members of the royal family, princess anne, queen thank you. we will— round of cancer treatment. thank you, we will speak _ round of cancer treatment. thank you, we will speak to _ round of cancer treatment. thank you, we will speak to you - round of cancer treatment. thank you, we will speak to you later. l at least three people have been killed by falling trees as a powerful storm hit the us state of california. the record—breaking rainfall also brought flooding and mudslides, prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency in eight counties. the storm also left an estimated 150,000 people without power. a door that blew away from a passengerjet shortly after take—off was missing four key bolts, according to a new report. the door came off the alaska airlines boeing 737 max in portland, oregon, injanuary. the boeing boss said his comapny "simply must do better". a us woman who bought her teenage son a handgun which he then used to kill four classmates in michigan has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. a5—year—old

both prince william and queen camilla will be supported by others, the likes of the princess royal, princess annend sophie, the duke and duchess of edinburgh, in terms of picking up some of the king's work. in terms of the king himself, i think buckingham palace have told us as much as we will hear about his condition. don't expect to hear more from them about what kind of cancer the king has or what treatment he is having. at this stage they are wanting to keep all of that private. daniela relph at buckingham palace, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. some parts of northern scotland have already seen half a month's worth of rain and we are only a few days into february. the rain slipping is steadily south, brightening tomorrow with clear skies but a chilly start. with the showers, i see in the north—east first thing in the morning to stop the cloud and rain pushing out of northern ireland and gradually into northern england. to the south of that, a relatively mild start but you can see where the colder air is sitting on the far north of scotland. it will be icy but br

was all the late queen set, and that puts a strain on a man whose — not an elderly man, but equally so you might expect one would step down. yes, i think that's true, and princess annee the point that when the famous comment was made about slumming it down, it was the turn of the century. it was a much bigger working unit. so were most of elizabeth ii's cousins. at this stage, the king and the queen and all the working royals — we've seen the duke and duchess of edinburgh pick up a lot more — there is a lot of pressure. the really big problem for the royals is not this generation. it's how much will be expected to fall on william and catherine because there are very few working royals below the king, and thatis working royals below the king, and that is i think something that will become a problem they have to solve in a few years if not before.— in a few years if not before. that's a really good _ in a few years if not before. that's a really good point, _ in a few years if not before. that's a really good point, gareth. - in a few years if not before. that's| a really good point, gareth. gareth russell, thank you for your time. let's pick up with charles hansen, h

so either she's wearing some of the queen's clothes , which is queen's old clothes, which is the very princess annee being. absolutely. but but absolutely. and why not? but but they've gone on that, which is an interesting little that an interesting little thing that she's they she's wearing it. but what they haven't actually. haven't done is he's actually. yesterday see the list of yesterday i did see the list of the things that princess anne, princess and stood in on an investiture nottingham investiture flew to nottingham and medical centre and investiture flew to nottingham a|fabric medical centre and investiture flew to nottingham a|fabric warehouse, al centre and investiture flew to nottingham a|fabric warehouse, andentre and investiture flew to nottingham a|fabric warehouse, and then and a fabric warehouse, and then came back to london and did an award ceremony at the science museum . i mean, this is non—stop i >> -- >> it's em >> it's ridiculous, that is. >> it's ridiculous, that is. >> but anyone who says the royal family don't work hard, i really think they're in the think they're not loo

andre, the duke and duchess of gloucester , uh, and duchess of gloucester, uh, princess anne and her husband and queen camilla. what would you what would you like to say about that? or did that surprise you? >> well, i think there we see them. uh the duke of york with sarah, duchess of york , walking sarah, duchess of york, walking with timothy laurence , uh, with timothy laurence, uh, princess anne's husband. well this is one of the diminishing number of royal occasions where the, uh, prince andrew is not only, uh , accepted, but probably only, uh, accepted, but probably welcome , um, because it was welcome, um, because it was a very much a family affair. king constantine was very close to the royal family. he lived most of his life here, although he was buried eventually back in greece , uh, where he was greece, uh, where he was overthrown by a military junta . overthrown by a military junta. in 1967. he lived . mainly in in 1967. he lived. mainly in this country, so there you saw, uh, prince andrew, very pleased to be out with the family as you say, front and centre . but i say, front and centre. b

queen, he was the most popular member of the royal family. so his absence is a problem in terms of public appeal. prince edward, respected as he may be, doesn't tick that box. princess anne does not attract the same level of media and public attention. she does attract the same level of respect, very much so. but she doesn't attract that level of enthusiasm for the royals, if you like, public enthusiasm that harry did, william does, the king does, to be fair to a slightly less ser extent. so that's a problem. i'm not suggesting that harry is going to come back any time soon, because the issues surrounding that are so complicated, to appear at the moment to be insoluble. >> well, we just have this, tim. i'd like your reaction to it. from a source close to the duke and duchess of sussex. for those who don't follow the royal family closely, that's harry and meghan. the duke did speak with his father about his diagnosis. he will be traveling to the uk to see his majesty in the coming days. are you at all surprised by that? >> no, i'm not surprised. they have a very close father-son relationship as you'd expect. for all the troubles, all the water that's flowed under that par

anne is already the hardest working royal. how much more can she take on? uh. and it's going to put a lot more pressure on queenlla and william. >> yeah, ingrid . seward. >> yeah, ingrid. seward. >> yeah, ingrid. seward. >> seward is the editor in chief of majesty magazine and a royal biographer, and she joins us now. ingrid, you're also the author of the book mother and i that looks into the king's relationship with his late mother . um, relationship with his late mother. um, what your mother. um, what was your reaction to this news? um, were you also shocked? i think there's sort of a keep calm and carry on british spirit isn't there at the moment . there at the moment. >> well, i think that the king is actually a very private person, so he must have really felt very strongly that he wanted the palace to make this announcement because of i suppose, the success you could say it's probably not a very good word of talking about his prostate operation. um, and a lot of people went to get their prostate checked, so he probably feels that being completely open like this is the best way to go. >> and also, he's king

anne diamond, and this is breakfast on gb news. who's your rock? yeah, that's what we want to know this morning. >> we've been asking that because camilla queen camillaere asking, who's your rock ? we were asking, who's your rock? >> so natasha's been in touch. morning. natasha says, this is my rock. my companion and my shadow. ted . what a beautiful shadow. ted. what a beautiful cat. >> where does the cushion end? and the cat begins? >> i don't know, he's by my side all of the time. and the adorable chap who i was told was never going to be a lap cat. i love him, he loves me. i think. yeah, gorgeous or rock. >> and marie says, my rock is my husband, denny. >> oh, a lovely picture of you to picture. >> i was blindsided by a breast cancer diagnosis last september. i had a mastectomy, got an infection , and after two weeks, infection, and after two weeks, a and an infection after two weeks, i think tough period it was. but i'm now doing chemo and it's going well. and denny has been strong and positive and understanding the whole time. i'm so grateful to have had him by my side for nearly 30 years. >> oh, you look like a right nice pair . you too. yeah

queen relented. now if you looked at the passport of, shall we say, the princess royal of, shall we say, the princess royal, it would say annet and windsor, henry, albert and windsor, prince of the united kingdom . prince of the united kingdom. now, if they want to change their name to sussex or anything else, or about £200, a decent solicitor in this country by dipole change your name, perhaps they'd like to call themselves harry and meghan . please look at harry and meghan. please look at us. we don't know how they could do that if they wanted to, but it's to say that their it's nonsense to say that their surname is sussex because it's not. that is a royal title . and not. that is a royal title. and the way royal titles can be used legally is very restricted. and the way names of royal palaces can be used. that's why pip and andrew and cameron , we don't see andrew and cameron, we don't see king charles kohler or buckingham palace beef burgers because the names are strictly controlled under companies act, under the laws which cover copyright and passing off. so thatis copyright and passing off. so that is the situation in

and the queen did and of course, the queen did want sure everybody want to make sure everybody knew where it . and but where she was doing it. and but princess anney does a very few engagement . its other very few engagement. its other than lower than king charles. so she's very hard working, isn't she? she's very hard working. >> good, good person as well . >> good, good person as well. yes, sir. what else has been going on? it's interesting going on? well, it's interesting with harry and meghan, your two friends there. >> um and one of them is that they came up and said they're really very concerned about children bullying or cyber bullying, and it's absolutely a terrible thing to do . and you terrible thing to do. and you sort of think, good heavens , you sort of think, good heavens, you know, perhaps he shouldn't have done bullying with queen elizabeth when she was so ill. and those last few months of her life, many people have said that they were bullying her for money for this, for that, and yes, yes , yes. and, um, you know how again , it's this hypocrisy that , again, it's this hypocrisy that, that they have that makes it very difficult t

queen camilla. we've got zara and tindall. have, and mike tindall. we have, as i said, duke of york. uh, sarah, duchess york as well. duchess of york as well. princess annenot. the princess wales, she's princess of wales, she's recovering abdominal recovering from abdominal surgery again, surgery. but that's again, we've now three out of the four now have three out of the four most senior royals not there too, for health reasons. and then very unexpected then one very unexpected personal matter which we're none the about. it's to be the wiser about. it's got to be something with the kids, something to do with the kids, hasn't it? >> looks like a handful. >> louis looks like a handful. do you think he's got suspended from school something? and from school or something? and william's go deal william's had to go and deal with it. >> couldn't possibly comment with it. >> that. ildn't possibly comment with it. >> that. il(wouldssibly comment with it. >> that. il(would ssibvery. �*nment on that. i would be very. i don't think they would go into that kind detail, but i am. that kind of detail, but i am. i am also told that this is a temporary thing, this person