well, we heard late last night that queen camilla | last night that queen camilla will not be takingoments which are mainly outside during the state visit. and they're the ceremonial moments like the looking at and they're the ceremonial moments like the lthe 1g at and they're the ceremonial moments like the lthe national by the new head of the national cyber security centre, richard horne, talking about the fact that he believes the severity of the risk to the uk of malicious cyber attacks is being underestimated and he called on the country to build its defence and said there was a need to grow the capability of the country to recover on the occasion that attacks do occur. we will have more on that later on. the emir of qatar is beginning a two—day state visit to the uk, where he'll be welcomed by the king. but queen camilla has pulled out of today's ceremony as she continues to recover from a chest infection. let's speak to kasia madera, who is outside buckingham palace in central london. tell us the scene there at the moment. tell us the scene there at the moment-— tell us the sc

but not queen camilla. ,, , , camilla. she is still recovering - camilla.rom a l camilla. she is still- recovering from a chest infection. she will still play a very— infection. she will still play a very full part in this part more _ a very full part in this part more indoors than out. but what we do _ more indoors than out. but what we do see — more indoors than out. but what we do see up there of course his. _ we do see up there of course his. these _ we do see up there of course his, these have to follow the same — his, these have to follow the same rituals for every state visit. — same rituals for every state visit, nobody gets special treatment, every visitor is met by the — treatment, every visitor is met by the heir— treatment, every visitor is met by the heir to the throne, wrote _ by the heir to the throne, wrote to _ by the heir to the throne, wrote to horse guards parade and introduced to the king. robert. _ and introduced to the king. robert, thank you for being with us. stay with us throughout the next moment as we see this special event, the

queen camilla missed the ceremonial welcome as she still has a lingering chest infection, but is saidnts at buckingham palace as we speak. my colleague, kasia madera, is outside the palace. i asked her what the royals are up to now. they're all inside having what's described as an informal lunch, though it's hard to imagine what an informal lunch looks like within buckingham palace. but yes, that's indeed what's happening. they're also looking at some royal objects from the royal collection, and queen camilla isjoining them for this part of this state visit, because of course, she is still recovering from that lingering chest infection. we heard late last night that she wasn't going to take part in those outside aspects of this state visit of the emir of qatar and his wife. so that first big element of that pomp and ceremony is over with that progression down the mall with those carriages, you can probably hear the cleanup operation is now underway following that. but a lot to discuss, and i'm very pleased to say my guest with me is katie nicholl, vanity fair's royal editor, joining u

the king, queen camilla and the princess of wales have all battled health issues this year. to australia with queen camilla in october. he also travelled to the polynesian island nation of samoa to head his first commonwealth heads of government meeting. earlier the royal family attended sandringham for their traditional christmas day service. prince andrew did not attend, after it was confirmed earlier this week that he would not be joining the family at sandringham. we saw the royal family a little bit earlier on today. the service took place before the king's christmas message and the king, queen camilla, prince william and princess catherine and the princess of wales were joined by the prince and their three children. that is ahead of the king's speech, which we will play for you here. let's hearfrom the king. drums roll. god save the king plays.

certainly queen camilla who has had a nasty dose of pneumonia.r schedule will be linked to their health and well—being but make no mistake about it, the royal family are out there and fully back in business. it is so good to see a glamourous —looking princess catherine. let me quote what her father—in—law said, might be levied diorama —— might be levied diorama —— might be levied diorama, and he certainly meant that she is a delivered daughter—in—law. —— be levied diorama. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of st. peter's basilica to thousands of people in the square below, he delivered his traditional christmas day "urbi et orbi", an address to the city and the world. in his speech, the pope called for talks between ukraine and russia to end the war that followed moscow's full—scale invasion two years ago, and he also renewed his call for a ceasefire in the israel—gaza war. translation: in the middle east and contemplating the crib of bethlehem. i think of the christian communitie

certainly queen camilla who has had a very nasty dose of pneumonia. health and well—being. but make no mistake about it, the royalfamily are out there and fully back in business. so good to see a glamourous —looking princess catherine. let me quote what her father—in—law calls her, catherine. let me quote what herfather—in—law calls her, my be levied daughter—in—in and he certainly means that. —— my beloved daughter—in—law. the archbishop of york, who will effectively take over as leader of the church of england next month, has called for change in his christmas sermon. he delivered his remarks as the church faces criticism overfailures in its handling of various abuse scandals. here's some of what he said earlier. to put the needs of others first, those who are cold and hungry this christmas. those who are victims of abuse and exploitation, as well as those, who like the holy family, had to flee oppression and seek refuge in a foreign land. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of st pete

yes, they have had a tough year and it was so good to see queen camilla there and the princess royale a serious injury in the middle of the year. they have had their personal challenges this year, but he was clearly very keen to put the focus, the emphasis if you like, on those who make things better, rather than those who, like him, have suffered this year.- those who, like him, have suffered this year. when you say make — suffered this year. when you say make things _ suffered this year. when you say make things better, - suffered this year. when you say make things better, for. suffered this year. when you i say make things better, for the first time in almost 20 years, we have got this new location, the fitzroy via chapel, and that was used by staff and patients of the middlesex hospital before it was closed in 2005, a nod to our health services and the nhs as well, not least given how much the royal family have been through health—wise. royal family have been through health-wise.— health-wise. yes, it was a really interesting - health-wise. yes, it was a really interesting choic

queen camilla won't be attending all the events of the qatari state visit to london this week, due toshe's 77, and won't be joining the king and the prince and princess of wales for the official arrival of the emir of qatar and his wife, or the procession to buckingham palace this morning. but she will attend the state banquet in the evening. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are live with bbc news. a court in vietnam has rejected an appeal by truong my lan, a businesswoman sentenced to death in april for masterminding what is thought to be the world's largest ever bank fraud. the court ruled there were no grounds to commute the death sentence. she is accused of misappropriating $27 billion from the saigon commercial bank, which prosecutors say she secretly controlled through shell companies. let's speak to our south east asia correspondent jonathan head, who's in bangkok. jonathan, give us the background to this case and how rare this death sentences? she was detained _ rare this death sentences? sue: was detained two rare this death sentences? sie: was detain

the king, queen camilla and the princess of wales have all battled health issues this year.daniela relph has more. tucked away amongst the modern blocks of flats and offices in central london, a small peaceful space that will this year host a piece of royal history. the king is said to have been bowled over by the beauty of this chapel. once a place of solace and reflection for patients, staff and family using the middlesex hospital before the hospital closed in 2005. after a year where the king was diagnosed with cancer and is still undergoing treatment he wanted his christmas broadcast to come from a location connected to health care and somewhere used by the local community. with the particular year the family have had, the chapel and its connection to the hospital and the wider health care profession is what made it the choice for them. but it is also, its life now is as a charity in the local community so it's open to community groups, we have local choirs, we have festivals that happen in the local community, events happening here. and so it's very much rooted in the c

the king led the royal party, and it was while chatting to guests here that queen camilla revealed she'dveral weeks, limiting her public duties. palace sources stressed she was now recovering but still struggling with post—viral fatigue. also present, the princess of wales, as she continues her careful return to public duty after her cancer treatment. royal salute, present. it was the prince and princess of wales who escorted the emir for the ceremonial arrival with the king on horse guards parade. the first battalion, the welsh guards formed the guard of honour. for the emir, who was educated in the uk and graduated from sandhurst military academy. a state visit is a very public show of friendship and a chance to enhance economic ties. but like all relationships, there are difficulties and qatar's human rights record is a tricky area. 0utside buckingham palace, a small group of campaigners protested against the state visit happening, accusing qatar of homophobia, sexism and the suppression of human rights, but it did not cause any disruption to the ceremonial events. qatar is a huge inv

but notably absent was queen camilla, missing another event due to a lingering chest infection. concern. her husband, the king, was, however front and center. so three out of the four most senior royals on parade, that's what they say today. given all the health troubles they've been going through is rare to see and nice to see. >> michael: very nice to see. >> george: thank you, eva. coming up in our gma morning menu, what abc news learned about the investigation into the murder of jonbenet ramsey. the child pageant queen whose death made national headlines. >> robin: are you having trouble sleeping? well, our becky worley spoke with a sleep psychologist. they are breaking down what you can do right now to get the rest you need, and the hormone that may be disrupting your night. >> michael: plus early oscar buzz for bob dylan movie. that's coming up in pop news. lara is here with a special guest. >> lara: i'm here with a professional organizer who will show us how to take stress out of the holiday with serious hacks, from wrapping to traveling to gifts that don't cause clutter.

queen camilla will miss parts of an official visit tuesday by the emir of qatar due to a lingering viraloctors, the 77—year—old will not be there for the arrival, but will attend the state banquet in the evening. you're live with bbc news. presidentjoe biden is facing sharp criticism from both sides of the aisle after issuing an official pardon for his son hunter, who was facing almost certain prison time. injune, hunter biden was convicted of firearms offences, becoming the first child of a sitting president to be convicted of a crime. in september, hunter pleaded guilty to tax violations. president biden previously said he wouldn't pardon his son, but on sunday he reversed that position, saying hunter had been unfairly targeted for political reasons. our north america editor sarah smith reports. as the biden family gathered to celebrate thanksgiving this past weekend, hunter biden was there, right alongside his dad, and it was here the president decided to give his son the gift of a full and unconditional pardon, despite his previous promises not to do so. i'm extremely proud of my son

queen camilla will miss parts of an official visit on tuesday by the emir of qatar, due to a lingeringoctors, the 77—year—old will not be there for the arrival, but will attend the state banquet in the evening. you're live with bbc news. the un's new relief chief, tom fletcher, says the sudanese region of darfur is facing famine, and that people are being used as pawns in the conflict. human rights groups are describing recent ethnic—based massacres as possible genocide. fewjournalists have been able to visit darfur, which is mainly controlled by the paramilitary rapid support forces since the war began. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is travelling with the un team — her report begins in a refugee camp in chad on the border. a people dispossessed and displaced, the people of darfur. this is an informal refugee camp in chad, just across the border from sudan. the women wait, praying someone will help. translation: we used i to get food from our farms when the war began. we couldn't farm and the animals ate our crops, so we were left with nothing. people who escaped th

see the temperatures coming down, somewhat, especially in the north of the country, into next queen camillaon the hills in the north and west you can see that hint of colder air beginning to move down from the north and generally it starts to turn more unsettled too. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. the king in his christmas message calles for peace in world conflicts, unity after the summer riots, and reflects on his cancer treatment. i offer special, heartfelt thanks to the selfless doctors and nurses who, this year, have supported me and other members of my family. pope francis has used his traditional christmas message to call for peace in ukraine and gaza — calling the humanitarian situation there "extremely grave". officials in kazakhstan say 38 passengers died in the crash landing of an azerbaijan airlines flight. president zelensky condemns russia's mass missile and drone attack against ukraine on christmas day as inhumane. hello, i'm kasia madera. king charles has given his annual christmas day speech, where he paid tribute to the doctors and nurses

queen camilla will miss the ceremonial welcome as she still has a lingering chest infection, but willttend events in buckingham palace later in the day. let's speak to kasia madera, who is outside buckingham palace in central london. thank you very much and welcome to buckingham palace, where the diplomatic red carpet has indeed been rolled out for the sheikh of qatar, the leader of this gulf state, very wealthy and influential gulf states, a gulf state with a close relationship with the united kingdom. the qatari flags interspersed with the union flag are flying on the mall, which is tradition for these big state visits. we heard last night the queen will have her roles and responsibilities somewhat reduced, she is recovering from a chest infection from early november so the outside roles will be somewhat reduced for her, no taking part in the ceremonial welcome and inspection of the troops at horse guards parade, no processions in open carriages along the mall but she will be taking part in the formal lunch. but the princess of wales will be taking part later today in those first in

the episode was filmed at his and queen camilla's private highgrove gardens residence and features threeeated a truly unique christmas gift fit for the king. excellent. got the goods? super stuff. well, the decorations have been finished, i've got changed, because we are heading for a festive royal engagement. are you feeling all right about this? are you ready? it's not every day, is it? it's not every day. no, you're right there. let's have one last little check that you're happy, that everything's as you would like it to be. i think he's going to love that. i wonder which one he'll hang on the tree. laughter. well, we're about to find out, as the students prepare to deliver their royal commission to the king. your majesty. hello and merry christmas. very much the same to you. thank you. can i say a huge thank you for allowing us to celebrate our countryfile christmas here? i'm so glad. brilliant stuff. we're very touched you want to. laughter. well, do you know, it seems that with all the creativity around here, christmas is a very, very special time for highgrove? well, it does... we

the king, queen camilla, and the princess of wales have all battled health issues this year.spondent, daniela relph has more. tucked away amongst the modern blocks of flats and offices in central london, a small peaceful space that will diss year host a piece of royal history. the king is said to have been bowled over by the beauty of this chapel. once a place of solace and reflection, for patients, staff and family using the middlesex hospital before the hospital closed in 2005. after a yearfrom hospital closed in 2005. after a year from the king was diagnosed with cancer and are still undergoing treatment he wanted his christmas broadcast to come from a location connected to health care and some were used by the local community. with a particular year the family have had, the chapel and its connection to the hospital and the wider health care profession is what made it the choice for them. but it is also, its life now is as a charity in the local community so it's open to community groups, we have local acquirers, we have festivals that happen in the local community, events

queen camilla won't be attending all the events of the qatari state visit to london this week due tohe emir of qatar and his wife, or the procession to buckingham palace tomorrow morning. but she will attend the state banquet in the evening. homes have been evacuated in the welsh town of merthyr tydfil, after this, huge sinkhole, estimated to be around 50 feet deep, opened up on a housing estate. the ground collapsed following recent heavy rainfall. hywel griffith has that story. it's the pothole from hell — big enough to swallow a car, scary enough to evacuate the street. the problems started on saturday, on what's normally a quiet cul de sac. brick by brick, you could see the driveway going under, slowly happening. and at one point we thought it was going to go up to the house, but it seems to have stopped at the moment. i'm not sure if it's going to get any worse. what started as just a foot—wide hole is now a huge crater in this cul de sac, and there's still water rushing through it, which leads to concern that the collapse could continue. engineers were sent in to search for the

queen camilla will miss parts of an official visit on tuesday due to a lingering barrel chest infectionold will not be there for the arrival but will attend the state bank went in the evening. masterchef presenters apologising for comments to those claiming sexual harassment behaviour sinking is to take some time out and downing street says allegations at the proper language and behaviour come from middle—class women of a certain age and they were completely inappropriate and misogynistic. you are live with bbc news. facing sharp criticism from across the political spectrum after issuing an official pardon for his son hunter biden was facing a possible prison sentence. the presence of the rest with this decision but ultimately believe that politics infected his son's legal process, leading to a miscarriage ofjustice and hunter biden pleaded guilty to charges earlier in september was found guilty of illegal drug use and possession, becoming the first child of a sitting president to be convicted of a crime. an unconditional pardon grants him a lengthy period of clemency from 2014 to the e

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king was attending a community event in walthahstow where he met several faith leaders alongside queen camillahe summer. migrants from vietnam now make up the fourth largest group of people crossing the channel in small boats to come to the uk, with many finding work illegally in places like nail bars. despite a national crackdown, including raids on suspected businesses, many manage to evade being detected by authorities. divya talwar has more. mid—morning, south wales. immigration enforcement teams are visiting workplaces where they suspect people are working illegally. you were working when i came in, you were working on this lady's feet? on the basis of what you're telling me at the moment, i'm arresting you. can you explain to her that i'm arresting her? so there was a woman working in the shop. she was wearing a pink tracksuit. she saw the the officers and she ran out the back of the shop. and i think the officers have gone, you can see one of them running to try and track her down at the back. have you got some identification on yourself? 0h, in my house. 0k~ _ yeah, at the lights by th

the king and queen camilla walked the short distance from sandringham house to saint mary magdalene church, past a crowd of well—wishers. and they were joined by the prince and princess of wales and their children, the princess royal and the duke and duchess of edinburgh. also part of that walking party, absent, though, was the duke of york, who's been accused of having links to an alleged chinese spy. meanwhile, king charles is set to break with tradition today, delivering his annual christmas message from a former hospital chapel. and you can watch the king's message here live on gb news at 3:00. gb news can confirm that at least 350 migrants have crossed the english channel in small boats so far on christmas day. several boats were seen making the dangerous journey from france this morning, with more expected to follow over the course of the day. now, those who arrived in dover following early hours crossings broke a penod early hours crossings broke a period of more than a week when no small boats had been spotted. now this all comes after gb news exclusively revealed yesterday that th

ending chemotherapy treatment following her cancer diagnosis, but still some concern about the queen. camilla, who's had to scale back her involvement. but she's got a chest infection. still to come, the us and germany pledge new military aid for ukraine as the war against russia heads into yet another brutal winter. plus, tsa says it screened a record number of air travelers in the u.s. during the thanksgiving holiday. we'll have those numbers for you just ahead and christmas decorations are up at the white house. look at that. we'll have more on what the u.s. first lady is saying about this year's holiday theme. can you work it out like a relentless weed. >> moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya with rapid relief at four weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation at one year. many people experienced remission and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tel

they, along with queen camilla, prince william and other royal relatives, attended their traditional christmas service in sandringham. charles and catherine both underwent cancer treatments this year. the king will break tradition later today when he delivers his annual christmas message from a chapel at a former hospital, instead of from the traditional setting of buckingham palace or windsor castle. and this now. happy holidays and merry christmas from spacex for nasa astronauts on board the international space station recorded a video message to send back to earth. take a look. >> it's a great time of year up here. we get to spend it with all of our family up on the international space station. there are seven of us up here, and so we're going to get to enjoy company together from all of us to all of you, merry christmas just incredible. >> and again, can't get over that floating candy cane there. two of those astronauts, suni williams and butch wilmore, were not supposed to spend christmas in space. they were stranded by issues with their space capsule back in june. they're expec

the prince and princess of wales and their three children joining king charles and queen camilla for monarch's holiday message usually delivered from a royal palace, this year from a hospital chapel, praising health care workers. >> i offer special heartfelt thanks to the selfless doctors and nurses who this year have supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and anxieties of illness. >> reporter: the king and princess kate both back in the spotlight after their own cancer journeys. >> welcome to our together service. >> reporter: kate creating a new tradition for the fourth year hosting her together at christmas concert at westminster abbey broadcast christmas eve choosing the theme love. >> love that listens with empathy, love that is kind and understanding, love that is forgiving and love that brings joy and hope. >> reporter: sending a personal message to all who were there. >> it was talking about the need to recognize people who have shown love and support to others going through their darkest times. >> reporter: prince william offering a prayer. >>

. >> the prince and princess of wales and their three children all joining king charles and queen camillaadition, the monarch's holiday message usually delivered from a royal palace, this year from a hospital chapel, praising health care workers. >> i offer special heartfelt thanks to the selfless doctors and nurses who this year have supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and anxieties of illness. >> reporter: the king and princess kate both back in the spotlight after their own cancer journeys. >> welcome to our together at christmas carol service. >> reporter: kate creating a new tradition for the fourth year, hosting her together at christmas concert at westminster abbey, broadcast christmas eve, choosing a theme, love. >> love that listens with empathy. love that is kind and understanding. love that is forgiving. and love that brings joy and hope. >> reporter: and sending a personal message to all who were there. >> it was talking about the need to recognize people who show love and support to others, going through their darkest time. >> reporter: princ

and that is where queen camilla willjoin them? | queen camilla willjoin them?l, she will be formal introductions, indeed as the carriages pull up and through the archway inside buckingham palace, we will have the national anthems all over again because it's very important, you can never have too many anthems on occasions like this. but once inside it suddenly goes from this very ground pageantry and spectacle —— background, it becomes more of a hosting party because there will be more of the staff of various members of the household, everyone gets introduced, and it will go for a fairly informal lunch by royal standards, there is no sort of top table where the king and the emir will be sitting, and it has a different atmosphere.— sitting, and it has a different atmosphere. and that is where queen camilla _ atmosphere. and that is where queen camilla will _ atmosphere. and that is where queen camilla willjoin - atmosphere. and that is where queen camilla willjoin them? | �* royal waiting for as her royal highness is convene for this next part of the state visit.

queen camilla will miss the ceremonial welcome for the emir of the state of qatar. and her highness sheikha jawaher tomorrow. gb news understands there have been no alteration in the diagnosis or any treatment being received, and her majesty just needs time to rest with lingering side effects of a chest infection. the emir of the state of qatar and his wife arrived at stansted airport earlier today ahead of a two day state visit hosted by king charles in london. the qatari head of state will be treated to a carriage procession up the mall, and a state banquet in buckingham palace's grand ballroom. full coverage on gb news throughout the visit . now news throughout the visit. now the home going taller lovely panel. it's going taller andifs lovely panel. it's going taller and it's nigel nelson. we're going to have a great time tonight. that story about elon musk and the $100 million. what a cat amongst the pigeons moment. it's an absolute dynamite story. will it ever happen? more to the point, will the labour party ever allow to it happen? as far as i'm concerned, i p

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in a warning to the lebanese governemnt, been hearing that queen camilla will miss the ceremony.et's go back outside buckingham palace. that state visit will normally get under way in just a few moments. we just saw a second ago his majesty the king leave buckingham alice to formally greet the royal house and this is —— the royal highnesses the emir and first lady of qatar. the king just leaving his vehicle, and this is where the real state and ceremony gets under way. we expect presentations to be made in the garden and a royal salute in the qatar national anthem played as his majesty needs a prime minister and the foreign secretary. they meet the emir of qatar and his wife. they met up with the princess and prince of wales. we have special coverage here on bbc news of the state visit of the qatar emir and we arejoined by robert hardman, columnist and author who has written a biography on king charles iii and are watching what the uk does really, really well, the p°mp does really, really well, the pomp and ceremony with the bands playing and we have protocol down.— bands playing

events tomorrow, both at horseguards parade and buckingham palace, alongside prince william and queen camilland the qatari emir, will be treated to a procession up the mall and a state banquet at buckingham palace. full coverage on gb news throughout the visit. well, those are the latest headlines for now. now back to michelle for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/alerts . or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thanks for that, cameron. i'm michelle dewberry. this is dewbs& co and we're with you till 7:00 tonight. joining me on this beautiful festive set. everybody , i'm certainly feeling everybody, i'm certainly feeling in the mood. i decided to come dressed like a christmas decoration tonight. i highly recommend it. it makes you feel very happy. very festive. i can tell you. joining me, two people that didn't get the christmas memo. my two mams. i've got matt goodwin, the pollster and academic, and matthew lars, the former labour adviser. >> we're letting the side down. sartorially aren't we? >> that you two have n

queen camilla will miss the ceremonial welcome tomorrow for the emir state of the state of qatar.d her highness sheikh jaw—jaw gb news understands that there has been no alteration in any diagnosis or treatment being received, and her majesty just needs time to rest with the lingering side effects of a chest infection. the emir of the state of qatar and his wife arrived at stansted airport earlier today ahead of a two day state visit hosted by king charles in london. the qatari head of state will be treated to a carriage procession up the mall, and the state banquet in buckingham palace's grand ballroom. full coverage on gb news throughout the visit , gb news throughout the visit, the home secretary, yvette coopen the home secretary, yvette cooper, has claimed the tories rwanda plan did not stop a single boat, claiming the scheme cost £700 million of taxpayers money. she went to on say the deterrent did not result in a single deportation or stop a single deportation or stop a single boat crossing the channel single boat crossing the channel, branding the whole thing a grotesque wa

meanwhile, queen camilla has scaled back her involvement after suffering from a chest infection.s a form of pneumonia. a royal source says her condition has improved , but she continues to improved, but she continues to experience bouts of extreme tiredness . the fates of the tiredness. the fates of the elgin marbles remains in the hands of the british museum, after the prime minister and his greek counterpart failed to discuss the sculptures. when asked , a spokesperson from the asked, a spokesperson from the government confirmed there are no plans to change the law, leaving the decision up to museum trustees. it remains unclear if a loan agreement will be reached for the iconic pieces . be reached for the iconic pieces. and in other news, sir keir starmer says the uk won't choose between america and europe, highlighting both alliances are crucial in dangerous times. speaking at the lord mayor's banquet in london, the prime minister rejected claims the uk must pick sides pledging to deepen ties with the us while rebuilding relationships with europe. >> the idea that we must choo

the king and queen camilla walked the short distance from sandringham house to saint mary magdalene church, past a crowd of well—wishers. they were joined by the prince and princess of wales and their children, the princess royal and the duke and duchess of edinburgh. also part of that walking party, absent, though, was the duke of york, who's been accused of having links to an alleged chinese spy. the archbishop of york emerged smiling from his christmas day service in the north yorkshire city to greet well—wishers and tourists outside the minster. the archbishop of york, who will effectively take over as leader of the church of england next month, has called for change. in his christmas sermon, stephen cottrell delivered his remarks as the church faces criticism over failures in its handling of various abuse scandals. archbishop of canterbury justin welby resigned last month after he was criticised for not doing enough to stop a prolific abusen enough to stop a prolific abuser. earlier this week, mr cottrell acknowledged that things could have been handled differently after revelations t

queen camilla will miss the ceremonial welcome tomorrow for the emir of the state of qatar. and her highness sheikh akua gb news understands there has been no alteration in any diagnosis or treatment being received, and her majesty just needs some time to rest with lingering side effects from a chest infection. the emir of the state of qatar and his wife arrived at stansted airport earlier today ahead of their two day state visit hosted by king charles in london. the qatari head of state will be treated to a carriage procession up the mall and a state banquet in buckingham palace's grand ballroom. full coverage will be available on gb news throughout the visit. now the home secretary, yvette cooper , has secretary, yvette cooper, has claimed the tories rwanda plan did not stop a single boat, claiming the scheme cost £700 million of the taxpayers money. she went to on say the deterrent did not result in a single deportation or stop a single boat crossing the channel , boat crossing the channel, branding the whole thing a grotesque waste of money. but shadow home secretary chr

some royal news queen camilla will miss the ceremonial welcome for the emir of the state of qatar and her highness sheikh jaw—jaw tomorrow. gb news understands there has been no alteration in any diagnosis or treatment being received, and her majesty just needs time to rest with lingering side effects of a chest infection . the emir of the chest infection. the emir of the state of qatar and his wife arrived at stansted airport earlier today ahead of their two day state visit hosted by king charles in london. the qatari head of state will be treated to a carriage procession up the mall and a state banquet in buckingham palace's grand ballroom. there will be full coverage available on gb news throughout the visit . now, gregg throughout the visit. now, gregg wallace has apologised for any offence that he caused after posting a video saying complaints about his behaviour came from a handful of middle class women of a certain age. downing street has labelled the comments as inappropriate and misogynistic, and culture secretary lisa nandy has raised issues with bbc bosses. the corporation

prince charles, king charles and prince charles, king charles and prince charles, king charles and queen camilla meeting with the sheikh. but what story have you chosen to lead with.7 >> we could lead with that one if you like, but it's a lovely picture because there's. >> i've rarely seen anyone tower over the king quite like that. oh, really? >> yeah. how tall is he? is he pretty tall? >> no, he looks about seven foot there, doesn't he? can't be. surely. otherwise they'd lead with it. >> so it's the visit of qatar, who we've really rolled out the red carpet for, for the qataris as they come over. >> and i think they're being honoured in all kinds of ways. i haven't fully followed the story today, but i know that much of it. >> hopefully they're meeting their old pal gary lineker. >> yes, yes, it seems like an odd an odd thing to be doing, really. >> i mean, qatar is of course almost. >> i do sort of step away from so many epithets, but they're kind of a slavish slave state. >> there's around about 15% of the population actually live there, and the rest are all brought in to work. >> and of cou

the king and queen camilla walked the short distance from sandringham house to saint mary magdalene church, past a crowd of well—wishers. they were joined by the prince and princess of wales and their children, the princess royal and the duke and duchess of edinburgh. also part of that walking party, absent, though, was the duke of york, who's been accused of having links to an alleged chinese spy. the archbishop of york emerged smiling from his christmas day service in the north yorkshire city to greet well—wishers and tourists outside the minster. the archbishop of york, who will effectively take over as leader of the church of england next month, has called for change. in his christmas sermon, stephen cottrell delivered his remarks as the church faces criticism over failures in its handling of various abuse scandals. archbishop of canterbury justin welby resigned last month after he was criticised for not doing enough to stop a prolific abusen enough to stop a prolific abuser. earlier this week, mr cottrell acknowledged that things could have been handled differently after revelations t

the king and queen camilla walked the short distance from sandringham house to saint mary magdalene church, past a crowd of well—wishers. they were joined by the prince and princess of wales and their children, the princess royal and the duke and duchess of edinburgh were also part of the walking party. absent, though, was the duke of york, who's been accused of having links to an alleged chinese spy. the archbishop of york emerged smiling from his christmas day service in the north yorkshire city to greet well—wishers and tourists outside the minster. the archbishop of york, who will effectively take over as leader of the church of england next month, has called for change. in his christmas sermon, stephen cottrell delivered his remarks as the church faces criticism over failures in its handling of various abuse scandals. archbishop of canterbury justin welby resigned last month after he was criticised for not doing enough to stop a prolific abusen enough to stop a prolific abuser. earlier this week, mr cottrell acknowledged things could have been handled differently after revelations tha

the king and queen camilla walked the short distance from sandringham house to saint mary magdalene churchpast a crowd of well—wishers. they were joined by the prince and princess of wales and their children, the princess royal and the duke and duchess of edinburgh. also part of that walking party, absent, though, was the duke of york, who's been accused of having links to an alleged chinese spy. the archbishop of york emerged smiling from his christmas day service in the north yorkshire city to greet well—wishers and tourists outside the minster. the archbishop of york, who will effectively take over as leader of the church of england next month, has called for change in his christmas sermon. stephen cottrell delivered his remarks as the church faces criticism over failures in its handling of various abuse scandals. archbishop of canterbury justin welby resigned last month after he was criticised for not doing enough to stop a prolific abusen enough to stop a prolific abuser. earlier this week, mr cottrell acknowledged that things could have been handled differently after revelations that

queen camilla will miss the ceremonial welcome for the emir of the state of qatar.nd her highness sheikha jawaher tomorrow. gb news understands there have been no alteration in the diagnosis or any treatment being received, and her majesty just needs time to rest with lingering side effects of a chest infection. the emir of the state of qatar and his wife arrived at stansted airport earlier today ahead of a two day state visit hosted by king charles in london. the qatari head of state will be treated to a carriage procession up the mall, and a state banquet in buckingham palace's grand ballroom. full coverage on gb news throughout the visit . now news throughout the visit. now the home secretary , yvette the home secretary, yvette coopen the home secretary, yvette cooper, has claimed the tories rwanda plan did not stop a single boat, claiming the scheme cost £700 million of taxpayers money. she went on to say the deterrent did not result in a single deportation or stop a single deportation or stop a single boat crossing the channel , single boat crossing the channel

the king and queen camilla walked the short distance from sandringham house to saint mary magdalene church, past a crowd of well—wishers. they were joined by the prince and princess of wales and their children, the princess royal and the duke and duchess of edinburgh. also part of that walking party. absent, though, was the duke of york, who has been accused of having links to an alleged chinese spy. the archbishop of york emerged smiling from his christmas day service in the north yorkshire city to greet well—wishers and tourists outside the minster. the archbishop of york, who will effectively take over as leader of the church of england next month, has called for change in his christmas sermon. stephen cottrell delivered his remarks as the church faces criticism over failures in its handling of various abuse scandals. archbishop of canterbury justin welby resigned last month after he was criticised for not doing enough to stop a prolific abusen enough to stop a prolific abuser. earlier this week, mr cottrell acknowledged that things could have been handled differently after revelations

queen camilla and the king's doctors struggled to persuade him to slow down, as the king was still continuingis weekly cycle of treatment. he persevered with several pubuc he persevered with several public engagements, but adaptations were made to keep the king well enough. he travelled in a carriage rather than on horseback during his trooping the colour birthday parade in june. by the autumn, the king was allowed to travel thousands of miles for a tour of australia and attends the commonwealth heads of government meeting in samoa. charlotte griffiths still joins me. i mean, when buckingham palace announced that he was initially going into hospital for an enlarged prostate, for example, i think he got a lot of praise for being so open with his health diagnoses. >> yeah, he was so open in a way his mother never was. we never really found out what kind of cancer he had. and i think that was quite wise, because what he was quite wise, because what he was trying to guard against is people predicting life expectancy. and of course, once you know what kind of cancer it is, people can start guessin