rolling back the years to royal troon. it was a real battle over there. even coming to royal troon.s a real battle overthere. even coming back to royal troon. it was a real battle over there. even coming back is no bargain, soi over there. even coming back is no bargain, so i have taken even par before i started. but no one had a better day than american amy 0lson. ina year better day than american amy 0lson. in a year blighted by coronavirus, this is the most significant golf tournament to be staged at britain. for now, these players have the spotlight to themselves. katie gornall, bbc news. we'll be live at royal troon later. meanwhile, the men's european tour is in wales at the moment, the welsh open at celtic manor, jordan smith, who got one european tour victory to his name is in the lead at the moment. six birdies for him. in his opening round of 66. he's five under in the clubhouse. looks a bit windy there as well. thomas bjorn is in the field there, europe's triumphant ryder cup captain from two years ago in france. and he might be excused for having a shaky opening round, b

family and then leaving the royal family, joining the royal family and then leaving the royalfamily, joining the royal family and then leaving the royal family, and then telling reviewers that they want different paths and all that, if this patches things up and so much the better. yes of course a lot of people unlike rob would be interested in this news and the royal family interested in this news and the royalfamily does interested in this news and the royal family does mean a lot to themselves. let's finish it off with a brief look at this story in the new york times about the british museum, one of the last major museums to reopen but it is reopening to a changed world, isn't it rob? this is an interesting story, i was not aware of any of these details until what i read just i'iow. these details until what i read just now. i gathered the british museum is the last of the major european museums to reopen, so is the last of the major european museums to reopen, so we is the last of the major european museums to reopen, so we waited a long time and it is really interesting they are

now we await the arrival of the royal highne55e5, the prince of wale5 royal highne55e5, the prince of in southeast asia, and he played a crucial role in obtaining american air support for the advancing allied forces. he was also immensely popular with the troops for his morale boosting speeches. and for prince charles, there is another personal connection, because his father, prince philip, i5 another personal connection, because his father, prince philip, is on board a destroyer in tokyo bay when the us sunk the missouri in 19a5. he teaches the us sunk the missouri in 19a5. he teache5in the us sunk the missouri in 19a5. he teaches in the photomontage of living veterans being shown on large screens of screens acro55 living veterans being shown on large screens of screens across the country for vj day. a rare appearance for the dude who has only been seen a handful of times since retiring from royal duties in 1917. -- in 2017. retiring from royal duties in 1917. —— in 2017. the duchess of cornwall has direct links to the war herself. herfather has direct links to the war herself. her f

from the royal navy. —— lieutenant commander. you volunteer to be here today.e to be here today. why did you decide to come? it is an absolute honour and privilege to be here and i would like to thank the royal british legion for organising this event and to the veterans and their family for attending. it has been a lovely ceremony. attending. it has been a lovely ceremony. i wanted to volunteer this event. my grandfather served in the south china sea at the very early pa rt of south china sea at the very early part of the world. from the stories i heard i don't know that much about his time out there that he was lucky to leave as late as 1941 before coming back to the uk and captioning or captaining other ships within the royal navy and then formally retired asa captain royal navy and then formally retired as a captain in 1966. we know that it was an extremely arduous theatre of conflict because of the condition isa of conflict because of the condition is a lot of humidity, also the disease, the dysentery, malaria. did you get any of a sense ofjust how tough i

we do fishery protection at the moment in the royal navy but thatis the moment in the royal navy butithin an agreement within the eu so we will need more ships than that and of course the fishery protection squadron is the oldest squadron in the royal navy, but the a nswer squadron in the royal navy, but the answer is we do not have sufficient ships, but the navy could coordinate lots of these other departments, so we don't need a huge number of small ships to do this, we need better airborne surveillance, we already use satellite surveillance, and we would need to set number of ships, and i'm afraid this will mean an uplift. you don't get any of these things free that someone will have to pay for it but the navy would not do this task on its own, it would coordinate other departments and it would need small craft and extra men, and these other departments, the border force has only got five cutters and at one stage i think three years ago i remember complaining about the fact that only one of them was operational, one was in the mediterranean and three were being repaired, so we hav

regiment of the royal west africa frontier force and in 1943 aged 18, he sailed all the way from ghana to india on the high seas to fight for our freedom. he told me this. "we fought ferociously against the japanese at the river irrawade town of pakkoku. it was a fearful and real battle where we chased them to cross the river at mabu. we lost six of our soldiers there. it was a sorrowful and difficult time." i am honoured to deliver this message in memory of my uncle's dear friends who died in this battle, and whom he was sad to leave behind in burma. destroyer hms racecourse as part of force 63. whilst on the ship, he witnessed a kamikaze attack on hms squirrel. once the crew were rescued, the ship had to be scuttled in order to preserve darkness as it was a glowing blaze. thank you, dad, for what you and your fellow sailors helped to achieve whilst serving, and thank you for finally sharing your experiences with me before you passed away seven years ago. i will make sure that your grandchildren will always acknowledge what you and your comrades did, by reminding them "worse things ha

that republicans have been capitalizing on the royal scandal by organizing protests against the royalfamily they're hoping spaniards have had enough. of the corruption doesn't just involve a few bad apples demonstrating against the money he has a corrupt system of innocence and they want to. punk carlos allegedly continued to finance a lavish lifestyle with the laundered money after he abdicated the throne he could still face charges of the matter but now he's put a little distance between himself and son king philippe and between himself and prosecutors. pablo foley is covering this story for us hi pablo how is this news going down in flames well as you can imagine it's all people are talking about today it came in some ways it wasn't sort of much of a shock because there had been sort of rumors of something big bad to happen but actually there are signs of the spanish prime minister is speaking at the moment to the nation he hasn't spoken yet about the king but of course the journalist will be on that as soon as they can but politically speaking this has caused a huge amount of divi

bob from the royal british legion. ve day commemorations a few months ago, but how did it go from your perspective? well, as i said in may, we pretty much had nothing because of the coronavirus restrictions and over time, some of the restrictions were lighten so that veterans could come. that made all the difference because, in truth, if a commemoration like this does not have veterans and veterans story to bring it to life, it's just a ceremony. and i thought today all of the veterans spoke beautifully, spoke from the heart and i thought that the messages were emotional and meaningful, so i was delighted in that respect. i was also pleased because i think, as was reflected in the prince of wales's speech, we managed to broaden the understanding for younger generations about vj in as much is the 14th army was made up of so many people from so many parts of the world and the important lesson was how much better we worked together if we were all on one side and how much more effective we can be and i thought that the who

live from royal troon. don't forget oui’ live from royal troon.r way. the premier league fixtures as well. it's goodbye for 110w. hello there. thursday has been a day of contrast with blue sky, sunshine and warmth for parts of eastern england. not a bad day as you can see quite clearly. further west, we started off on a stormy note with storm ellen passing through the republic of ireland. that continued to bring gusty winds unexposed coast and some frequent sharp, thundery downpours. the winds will continue to be a feature through tonight and into tomorrow. widespread gales expected across the whole of the uk, sunshine and showers as well. because of this low pressure that will move in from the west along the southern flank of the low, that is where we will see the strongest winds over the next few hours. gusts in excess of 60 to 70 miles an hour coupled with high spring tides and may lead to some localised coastal flooding. we start off tomorrow with some of those sharp showers, really quite potent moving up to the northern england and northern i

royal. the previous royal the previous king that it is not working. for me i wish that i would support any effort to bring get and. resist the fascist regime in saudi arabia and. bring go quoting to people on the right to . how they have checked some balances and their rules. and missed another job or a case. like anybody else said he should be if he had any crimes in his past that the him and saudi arabia he should be he should answer to them but they don't think this is what's happening i think i'm against a man is chasing all the enemies because he knows how weak he as you know is that he got to call or he wasn't like the. planets was something that happened at the time because of his father being a king and his relations with person or an american that least in his eyes you know that's how he gets in power that's why he's up for it somebody else could come and challenge him at the end of the day as so the people we ask everybody who have that conscious. computer magically saudi arabia is going to live very big trouble if this continues because the

he says for the good of the royal family.arted to strike me, can you imagine a disgraced member of the royal family having to go into exile? imagines that happen here 0b quite a thing, what nick was not one of the rumours as he's trying to get to the dominican republic. and that hasn't been confirmed. it's worth pointing out that his father was living in exile during franco dictatorship. and a more serious point is that there is a call now, a growing call for a return to republicanism in spain. because not only the scandals ofjuan carlos but also the sister and brother—in—law of the president king philippe a. it's a family with a lot of issues i think it would be fair to say. there is all kind of questionable financial connections there at the moment. some including the middle east, some including a lot closer to home that will present legal issues going forward. i inc. it's got a french kind of momentum about it. certain forms of republican sentiment not just certain forms of republican sentiment notjust in spain. i think th

marta is one of the demonstrators here who has had enough of spain's royal family. i mean to say yes you know you can have one nice being the reason is to demonstrate against the crown and i want to keep the front now with the right even then i can tell everything i found daniel to that the money i'm the fan of at least. corruption affairs and moral bankruptcy for years spain's former king juan carlos made headlines for all the wrong reasons he abdicated in 2014 and this week you have spain it's been suggested his own son king philippe pushed him to leave the country where he is under investigation by the public prosecutor tapes leaked to the media are said to contain talk of huge crowds and it is really going to overbooking juan carlos kushti of everything he says especially in the gulf states the united arab emirates so the arabia he accepted gifts and donations and use a network of frontman let's hide the money. market from the protest is a nurse so she's under a lot of stress due to the corona pandemic yet she only earns enough for a room in a shared flat. i mea

the royal veterinary couege? the college? the royal veterinary college? i have indeed.keep my place this year unless the appeal comes through by the 31st of august. what have your teacher said about this? they cannot believe it. they are completely and utterly shocked. do you have a plan b in place because from the sound of it, going to brittany college was and is all that you have —— going to veterinary couege that you have —— going to veterinary college was all you had your sights on? yes, if it has to come to that i am prepared to redo my a—levels all over again so that i get into veterinary medicine. next year. what did you think about what nick gibb said last night? were you encouraged? did you believe him?|j encouraged? did you believe him?” was encouraged and i think i wanted to believe him. but i also feel like the fact he admitted my situation in particular has been an error was contradictory of what he said before when he kept regurgitating that the system they had used was robust. when in fact i am probably living evidence that's not the case. so when we look

and then at the age of 19 in 1941 he enlisted with feel royal air force.erica, trained as a pilot, he came back to england and served with 91 squadron on the south coast. where he was awarded the distinguished cross for his battles against the luftwaffe and the bombing of, successful bombing of enemy shipping in the channel. eventually, he joined bombing of enemy shipping in the channel. eventually, hejoined 607 squadron and went to burma. after a brief sojourn in india. and he served fighting the japanese for various airfields in burma. he saw the fall of rangoon. one of the most important thing is the debt apart from fighting the enemy aircraft was —— one of the most important things they did was drop supplies to operations behind enemy lines. and he supported, he and his colleagues supported the 14th army as the work their way through in terrible conditions through burma. to remind oui’ conditions through burma. to remind our viewers, they carried out gorilla warfare behind enemy lines and some real stories of headache heroism there. i am looking at arc

he is a former royal marine. his task is a former royal marine.r beirut after the massive explosion which devastated the lebanese capital on tuesday. this is the scene in beirut this morning, where you can see that giant grain silo that was torn apart by the blast. it looks like some kind of ancient monuments. there was a functioning grain store in a busy portjust a few days ago. protests in the city over the past 24 hours have seen thousands of people expressing their anger at the country's leaders. some of them stormed government buildings and clashed with riot police. our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville sent this report. shouting. lebanon's rage against its elite is erupting anew. a city in the aftermath of an explosion is filled with tear gas and anger. the protests have barely started and, already, there's tear gas coming in here from all sides. the protesters are falling back at the moment, but they keep continuing to push forward. "we are rebels, free men," said this man. "they fired directly at us." and a city still reeling f

marcus says the royal family has the nothing to support or comfort people during the corona crisis. she felt no empathy from them during spain strict lockdown. like as i say you know if we didn't hear anything from the palace. they were in that $100.00 square not to rooms during the lockdown so of course they've no idea how ordinary people feel. spain need a monarch more and more people here are saying no. on the internet in particular they're rallying support for online petitions videos and songs. are next up on her own a child farewell to the crown some polls say the majority of spaniards now want their country to become a republic though experts remain skeptical it's not was distorted like yes there's a lot of discontent most of those parts are really us attain a trend we need more data more polls conducted over a longer period of time. to find committed royalists we went to the countryside and spoke to older spaniards like on how they nest carlos. she lives in a village outside the capital madrid. she still has vivid memories of the attempted coup of 1901. and a foreign hoess te

that if republicans have been capitalizing on the royal scandal by organizing protests against the royal family they are hoping spaniards have had enough. of the corruption doesn't just involve a few bad apples demonstrating against the money he has a corrupt system of innocence and they want to. punk carlos allegedly continued to finance a lavish lifestyle with the laundered money after he abdicated the throne he could still face charges of the matter but now he's put a little distance between himself and son king philippe and between himself and prosecutors. well it's a latest now on these dramatic developments in spain i'm now joined by correspondent kind that last question thank you so much for joining us 1st off i understand that just moments ago prime minister heather sung sanchez addressed the nation what did he say. well he did he made a balance of the last months of this political course that he's finishing now for the summer break but everybody was waiting for him to say something about especially the whereabouts of a team the former king of spain quote last premier he didn't w

of the mark received to a humiliating fall from grace spain's former king juan carlos abandoned a royal residence in madrid his home for 58 use for self imposed exile but the cloud of scandal continues as do the investigations into his involvement in a high speed rail contract in saudi arabia spain's supreme court open the case in june after a swiss newspaper reported he received 100000000 dollars from the late saudi king abdullah his close involvement with a dentist businesswoman good in the last and is also subject of examination she's alleged to have received $65000000.00 from the 4 mccain larsen is currently being investigated by a swiss prosecutors for suspect money laundering on monday the royal household published this letter in need want out of those informed his son king philippe of his intention to leave saying it came against the backdrop of public record questions of certain episodes of his past private life the spanish prime minister was quick to defend the morning i would pass on the decision that the royal household has taken has been to distance itself from questionable

allegations of conduct from a member of the royal household the support that once enjoyed no longer exists the country is going through an unprecedented crisis and there is little tolerance broil scandals particularly when vast amounts of money are involved king juan carlos is credited with helping spain peacefully restore democracy after the reign of dictator francisco franco but his popularity became tainted by scandals including a luxury safari trip which involved shooting elephants during spain's economic crisis and 20122 years later abdicated in favor of his son philippe the movement to last immunity from prosecution right given to spain's head of state but scandals resurfaced this year as it allegations that one 3rd was had secret offshore accounts king philippe responded in march stripping his father of his $230000.00 annual allowance and renouncing his own inheritance as the investigations continue one couple said prosecutors could still contact him if needed wherever his home may now be but for a royal board in exile this was a fate he had always wanted to avoid so if they

royal family they're hoping spaniards have had enough. of the corruption doesn't just involve a few bad apples demonstrating against the money he has a corrupt system of innocence and they want to. punk carlos allegedly continued to finance a lavish lifestyle with the laundered money after he abdicated the throne he could still face charges of the matter but now he's put a little distance between himself and son king philippe and between himself and prosecutors. earlier we spoke to journalist in montreal and he told us more about the former king's reasons for leaving the country the real reasons are probably one of the main reasons is that the former king of spain he's trying to save that institution and the morning after all these reports are given very bad press to. spain we also know that it has. a nation of persecution all 3 teams are ready to try. should they find any wrongdoing after 2014 because. let's remind that the king of his brain has full immunity until he's abdication in 2014 and all these allegations of bribery. and 14 why

the royal navy can't just go charging agreement, and anyway the royal navy can'tjust go charging andrench waters, so it is a very, very difficult dossier. it is human lives we are dealing with. that is the core of that, what it all comes down to. thank you so much for talking us through that so expertly. we have run out of time, i'm afraid we haven't got time to come to the observer, which basically says england one cricket. but for the moment, thank you for being with us. that's it for the papers for this evening. my thanks to benedicte and lucy. next up, it's the film review with anna smith. hello, and welcome to the film review with me anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. first up, a film that's on digital and in some cinemas now — perfect ten. a gritty british drama in the vein of andrea arnold's fish tank. it stars frankie box as a 14—year—old gymnast called lee who suddenly discovers she has an older half—brother. dad? are you lee? frankie lives outside brighton with a neglectful father she rarely sees. she loves gymnastics, but she's pick

republicans have been capitalizing on the royal scandal by organizing protests against the royal family they're hoping spaniards have had enough. of the corruption doesn't just involve a few bad apples demonstrating against the monarchy as a corrupt system of innocent people not a good. pun carlos allegedly continued to finance a lavish lifestyle with the laundered money after he abdicated the throne he could still face charges of the matter but now he's put a little distance between himself and son king philippe and between himself and prosecutors. let's go now to some other stories making news around the world a new motorway bridge has been inaugurated in genoa italy to replace a structure that collapsed almost 2 years ago to the day the collapse of the marandi bridge killed 43 people the new bridge designed by star architect renzo piano was built in near record time. the former northern irish politician in john hume has died at the age of 83 he was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1908 along with david trimble for their efforts to end a decades of violence in northern ireland hugh wa

that republicans have been capitalizing on the royal scandal by organizing protests against the royal family they're hoping spaniards have had enough. of the corruption doesn't just involve a few bad apples demonstrating against the money he has a corrupt system of innocence and they want to. punk carlos allegedly continued to finance a lavish lifestyle with the laundered money after he abdicated the throne he could still face charges of the matter but now he's put a little distance between himself and son king philippe and between himself and prosecutors for the very latest we're joined by correspondent jaime of alaska's dates you make the tell us why the former monarch is made apparently so it's a dramatic decision. well we know that decision was taken together with hughes saw on the head of a state and he bit the 6 and also with the prime minister better santa than it does decision was taken actually at mit july. was a move in order to try to save the institution as a whole because of their private scandals regarding the private lives of one god of us remember we know that he left

we'll have the latest. >>> royal revelations.nd meghan markle's relationship >> we really attempted to tell their authentic story. >> just ahead, we'll hear from the book's co-author "today," monday, august 10th, 2020 "today" show! >> ♪ >> we're celebrating the twins' 5th birthday on the "today" show >> waking up in minnesota and we're craig's biggest fans ♪ >> i'm quarantining with the "today" show >> quarantining and thirteening. we'll say hi to our folks in the plaza in a few it is monday morning i like to say mon-yay. >> is that what you say? >> nobody says that. >> you should start it though. >> maybe it'll catch on. >> monday is a state of mind hoda's got the day off that's not going to stop us though no, no, no we still have the my "today" plaza crowd. there's the big board. smiling faces from beautiful places all over america. birthdays to celebrate, anniversaries. we'll do that in a moment. >> it was hoda's moment on the big board yesterday, her birthday so happy birthday, hoda. hope you're sleeping in this morning. >> s

of the mark received to a humiliating fall from grace spain's former king juan carlos abandoned a royal residence in madrid his home for 58 use for self imposed exile but the cloud of scandal continues as do the investigations into his involvement in a high speed rail contract in saudi arabia spain's supreme court open the case in june after the swiss newspaper reported he received $100000000.00 from the late saudi king abdullah his close involvement with a dentist businesswoman good in the last and is also subject of examination she's alleged to have received $65000000.00 from the former king larsen is currently being investigated by a swiss prosecutors for suspect money laundering on monday the royal household published this letter in need want out of those informed his son king philippe of his intention to leave saying it came against the backdrop of public record questions of certain episodes of his past private life the spanish prime minister was quick to defend the morning i would pass on the decision that the royal household has taken has been to distance itself from questionable

iain carter there at royal troon. captain harry maguire is said to be co—operating with authorities after being arrested last night following an altercation with police on the greek island of mykonos. 0lly foster is outside old trafford for us tonight. 0lly, what's the latest? harry mcguire, the club captain, we found out this morning through club channels that come as you say come he was fully cooperating with the greek authorities —— harry maguire. after an incident on mykonos, on a holiday, with a number of other manchester united stars. their season does not get going for an month now. they have been given extra time offer excursions in europe. harry maguire, the most expensive defender, joining less of her. greek police, they've issued this statement since the last couple of hours, claiming that they had to intervene in an altercation around midnight on the greek island also thatis midnight on the greek island also that is when the curfew is actually because of new covid restrictions, a fight between two groups o

extraordinary win for a player ranked outside the top 300 — sophia popov wins the women's open at royaland dillian whyte's left hoping for a december rematch with alexander povetkin, after his devastating knockout defeat. welcome to the programme. thank you for joining welcome to the programme. thank you forjoining us. england remain in charge of the third and final test against pakistan in southampton — but they haven't had it all their own way on day three. azhar ali passed 6,000 test runs on his way to a century to frustrate the hosts. and james anderson's had a few words for his team—mates too, after some farcical fielding kept him a couple of wickets away from 600 in test cricket. henry morean has been watching in southampton. a fifer in the end for anderson but that first pakistani innings could have been over a lot sooner? what an extraordinary day, james anderson has to continue his weight for the 600th test wicket, there we re for the 600th test wicket, there were opportunities for england but they were missed. anderson got his 29th test five wicket haul, he got the final wicke

rachel, understated royal? i mean, i'm not a huge role either sol understated royal?er so i never really know. it's a lovely pic. and happy birthday. i was looking at that, actually i want to do the paper reviews from that share. it looks really great. it looks really uncomfortable. do you think so? yes i think so. i think i'll make you feel really regal. it would take more than a chair to make me feel regal. thank you so much for coming on and talking to us. we will of course be talking to you again very shortly. from us here that is it for the papers. thank you very much indeed for your company bye—bye. hello. i suspect my windows will be rattling just as they were last night as the thunderstorms roll on by across the southern parts of the british isles. that is a fraction of the weather story. other areas have had a lot of low—level cloud hanging around for the greater part of the day. and elsewhere, some warm, pleasant sunshine until maybe 1—2 thunderstorms roll on by. not a great deal of difference in the pattern overnight, much of the activity will be found towa

that if republicans have been capitalizing on the royal scandal by organizing protests against the royalfamily they are hoping spaniards have had enough. of the corruption doesn't just involve a few bad apples demonstrating against the money he has a corrupt system of innocence and they want to get. punk carlos allegedly continued to finance a lavish lifestyle with the laundered money after he abdicated the throne he could still face charges of the matter but now he's put a little distance between himself and son king philippe and between himself and prosecutors. well long before the scandal juan carlos disappeared unifying figure in spain especially in the 1000 and earlier we spoke to him in the last case a spanish journalist based in madrid and we asked him what this development meant for the royal family and for the country on guns to mirror what was one of the most prominent 30 years in spain and was able to glue to gether. divided the spain but spend he's becoming more and more poor in the coming years and also the figure let's be made oh has been questioned lately stronger than don

you have to have the biggest reason royal caribbean is still above water, the federal reze reserve. specifically jay powell's decision and companies going bankrupt and difficult to humpty dumpty this thing. we would defend it, powell enabled a series of companies to raise money and saw carnival able to raise $4 billion at the end of the march they are paying 11.5% interest but without powell there would be no takers for that bond offering and you know what it's very good thing we constantly hear from disgruntled money managers that say this is phony and stocks are popped up by the fed and once the fed withdraws the support, the house of cards will come tumbling down. these people are deeply misguided. y you can't look at this as the fed meddling the federal reserve's job to meddle with the free market. that's why we have a central bank they tap the brake when going to fast and tap the accelerator when going to slow and sometimes floor it the alternatives letting hundreds of companies go bankrupt, millions of people lose their job is it unfair that companies like royal caribbean and

a lot of talk about bringing the royal navy, spotter planes, a kind of concerted attempt to stop thence money to get them on-board with this? one of the ironies of the story of courses brexit has it much harderfor us ironies of the story of courses brexit has it much harder for us to do this because we had a relationship with france which we have further damaged. the sunday telegraph, massive supporter of pack six, so not the focus of this piece. it does feel like a distraction right now —— massive supporter of brexit. a lot of people feel it is quite a strange thing to be focusing on, afew quite a strange thing to be focusing on, a few people making it, including a pregnant woman, who made it across the channel in a dinghy, absolute desperation that must take to put your own life let alone your child's life in danger like that. so, it does feel like a bit of a distraction when we have this extraordinary situation where we have this terrifying pandemic and on top of that all of the effect on the economy that would have, to focus on a few people and to talk about deploying royal navy

the spanish prime minister was quick to defend the morning i would pass on the decision that the royal household has taken has been to distance itself from questionable and inexcusable allegations of conduct from a member of the royal household the support that juan carlos once enjoyed no longer exists the country's going through an unprecedented crisis and there's little tolerance for royals candles particularly when vast amount of money are involved king juan carlos is credited with helping spain peacefully restore democracy after the reign of the taper from this franco but he's popularity became tainted by scandals including the luxor it's a ferry trip which involves shooting elephants during spain's economic crisis in 20122 years later he abdicated in favor of his son felipe in the movement he lost immunity from prosecution a right given to spain's head of state but scandals research phase this year as did allegations that one car was that secret offshore accounts king philippe responded emaar to stripping his father of his 230000 dollar annual allowance and renouncing his own inhe

that was a deliberate decision by the royal british legion to give this a different feel.clusive, multinational, multicultural with representatives from many nations nick witchell talked about who fought against the japanese in the second world war. the memorial to the sumatra railway, not the granite and brass you normally expect. this is where the prime minister laid a wreath as part of the commemorations. talking to veterans, they felt they were moved, they thought about friends left behind so farfrom home. but, crucially, i think, what has taken a long time to appease, the fact that the fourteenth army who fought in burma and the far east, had always thought of itself as the forgotten army, well, today, once again, it is very much being remembered. japan's emperor has expressed deep remorse for his country's wartime actions at a ceremony in tokyo. emperor naruhito expressed hope that the ravages of war would never be repeated, while japan's prime minister said his country had consistently valued peace. thousands of holidaymakers have arrived back in the uk after a last

inexcusable allegations of conduct from a member of the royal household.r: the support that one carlos once enjoyed no longer exists. the country is going through an unprecedented crisis and there is little tolerance for royal scandals, particularly when vast amounts of money are involved. carlos is credited with helping spain toward democracy, but his popularity was tainted by scandals, including a luxury safari retreat, involved shooting elements, during spain's economy crisis in 2012. two years later, he abdicated in favor of his son, and the moment ,e lost immunity to prosecution -- prosecution. scandals resurfaced this year. stripped his father of his annual allowance and renounced his own inheritance. as investigations continue, juan carlos said investigators can find him wherever his home it -- home will be. anchor: the number of british citizens leaving the u.k. for the european union has risen sharply since the country decided to leave the eu. researchers say levels of immigration are similar to that of a country suffering an economic or political

distance themselves from the allegedly questionable and reprehensible behavior by a member of the royal household. reporter: juan carlos has been at the center of a corruption scandal for months. he's accused of allegedly receiving 85 million euros from saudi arabia, deposited in a swiss bank account in 2008. probes are underway in both switzerland and spain. spain's supreme court announced an investigation to determine the legal responsibility off the x monarch -- ex-monarch because of the immunity held as head of state. despite absence from the country, carlos' lawyer says the former king still intense that -- intends to cooperate with the investigation. brent: the u.s. election is just 90 days away. u.s. president, donald trump, is facing a difficult path to reelection, drilling by large margins in opinion surveys due to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. some republicans are now considering what was once unthinkable -- voting for a democrat in november. reporter: brian mcgrath has been a republican all his life. the military advisor had a career in the navy, commander of the

already the royal family of the united states. does that kind of a message work with average americans who can't even leave their house, can't go to the movies, can't go to a restaurant, have to put on a mask to go into the supermarket, into safeway, but here are these thousand royal leisures who get to be mask free in front of the white house. i wonder if that message of we have a sort of different world than you, we get to live better than you and we're the kings. does that hurt him? >> i think that's their choice. some place you go, you don't have the choice whether to wear the mask or not, you have to, but if you're asking me whether that message works -- >> yeah. >> to a degree, it does. to portray that idea that i would rather die on my feet than live on my knees, yes, i think that is attractive to a degree. they looked optimistic, they looked like the country isn't falling apart, even though the country is falling apart. and optimism very often wins elections. every politician will tell you, every election is about the futu

double those for the whole of last year and the government is reported to be drawing up plans for the royal navy to turn back migrant boats before they reach british beaches.ap london blames paris, clive you mentioned the refugees in lebanon. here we have a british government who said there would not be any of these crossings are very few by this time, it said that late last year. what has happened? it is a very good question. the weather has been great and the seas have been, and that has encouraged people to get out on the water. you have also got the slightly more scattered nature of the migrant situation, as it were, across northern france. in the last few years you have seen the dismantling of certain camps and