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years afterwards, he said looking back, he said the scariest moment was when the rollback and —— royal bankun out money that afternoon. that he talk about those days at all and how it was to be chancellor at that time? he and how it was to be chancellor at that time? ., and how it was to be chancellor at that time? . ., ~ that time? he did and he talked about the tremendous - that time? he did and he talked - about the tremendous responsibility but he also talks about how difficult it was —— how difficult things were at that time. he was getting calls from notjust the royal bank of scotland, it would have taken the whole world's finance with it. this wasn'tjust about the banking sector in that sort of way, it was about people being able to goad the cashpoint and getting cash, people accessing their wages, this was about the entirety of how people live. he made sure that ordinary people did not suffer. we live. he made sure that ordinary people did not suffer.— people did not suffer. we do appreciate — people did not suffer. we do appreciate your _ people did not suffer. we do appreciate you

people who are going to miss out on this , which is very sad, is the this, which is very sad, is the royal banks . they're whoops, must be furious. they're not going to get that 1.5 million in their hands. oh, absolutely . absolutely. >> listen, i mean, i'm fascinated by the political implications of this , implications of this, christopher, because i just wonder whether people will get to know nigel and fall in love with him and that might make them fall in love with brexit. >> well, i think i think they will fall in love with it because , you know, i don't know, because, you know, i don't know, edwina, you're a woman. would you be could you fall in love with him? i know your husband very well. what do you think? >> not quite my type. plus, >> he's not quite my type. plus, i think i'm just about old enough to be his mother. i think i'm just about old enough to be his mother . yeah, enough to be his mother. yeah, so that's probably ruling him out. um, however , either one of out. um, however, either one of the possible parties that's in his mind is that if he wants to lead a serious political p

people who are going to miss out on this , which is very sad, is the this, which is very sad, is the royal banks . they're whoops, must be furious. they're not going to get that 1.5 million in their hands. oh, absolutely . absolutely. >> listen, i mean, i'm fascinated by the political implications of this , implications of this, christopher, because i just wonder whether people will get to know nigel and fall in love with him and that might make them fall in love with brexit. >> well, i think i think they will fall in love with it because , you know, i don't know, because, you know, i don't know, edwina, you're a woman. would you be could you fall in love with him? i know your husband very well. what do you think? >> not quite my type. plus, >> he's not quite my type. plus, i think i'm just about old enough to be his mother. i think i'm just about old enough to be his mother . yeah, enough to be his mother. yeah, so that's probably ruling him out. um, however , either one of out. um, however, either one of the possible parties that's in his mind is that if he wants to lead a serious political p

catherine's centre for early childhood has actually been published now to coincide with a royal visit to a baby banktmas . run up to christmas. >> well, our royal correspondent cameron walker has more details. morning cameron. >> good morning, stephen. yes, well, the princess of wales launched her centre for early childhood to raise awareness about the importance of the first five years of a child's life and the impact that has on adulthood. now the centre has commissioned research asking a selection of british adults what they thought the biggest issue was faced being parents and carers of children aged 0 to 5. and this is what they found . now and this is what they found. now research from ipsos found that 1 in 3, around 1 in 3 adults think the cost of living is the biggest issue facing parents and carers of children under five. this is followed by the availability and the cost of childcare . that's around 1 in 5 childcare. that's around 1 in 5 adults think that is the biggest issue facing parents and carers. now parents and children of children aged 0 to 5, around 1 in 10 think a lack of support

now, how much doesn't have a, especially strong base in the west bank traditionally, but it is growing in support. and so is royal. i think we'll be feeling very uncomfortable about that. what it's thinking about whether or not to extend this east box box. there is another thing going on at the moment. of course you've got to get through this, this last i have this original sales and that is present a bit problematic. but we have disagreements and discussions about the number and the names of those involves who are going to be strange. states are on that as a result. we think at the moment. okay. okay, well we thank you for the update for we challenges 5 forced air unoccupied, east jerusalem. let's cross over to washington dc. now rosalind jordan is a for as ross, the bite and administration has a not riding on the ceasefire. and the us present has been speaking to these really prime minister, tell us about what happened and what was said during that phone conversation. a phone conversation on sunday between joe biden, to you as president and benjamin netanyahu. the as really prime minister focused on the status

the capture of the nyenshans fortress, russian troops gained a foothold on the banks of the finnish bay. peter created the royalnder three crowns holding four cards in its beaks and paws. the white, caspian, azov and baltic seas. as a sign that they are different. russian tsar, ruler of the four seas. a new victory of the russian fleet over the swedes of the island of grengam and the signing of a non-state peace that ended the northern war secured the conquered baltic territories for russia. the long-awaited access to the baltic sea. and after another 2 months, peter received the all-russian emperor from the senators. in just a few years peter managed to create a fleet and raise a generation of the first russian admirals. he once dreamed that his sons, tsarevichs alexei and peter, would share his passion for the sea and continue their father’s work, but it just didn’t work out. the entire russian squadron lined up for the parade that will take place. was accepted by the emperor himself, but instead of a battleship, a small old boat, once found in the izmailovsky barn, went out to the roadstead. on board were th

but the young husband felt cramped in his cozy family nest, there, far from the royal chambers, on the free bankse yauza, reckless friends and new plans awaited him, and his wife increasingly had to while away the long summer evenings alone, meanwhile the capital was shocked by the terrible news that allegedly ... peter decided to break into the kremlin with his amusing troops and kill older sister, brother ivan and become the sole ruler. sophia, who herself spread this rumor, demanded that the archers stand in her defense, and not anger peter and arrest him. the conflict between sophia and peter came down to a struggle for power between two aristocratic clan powers. sophia and her circle were catholic oriented. poland and austria. the princess's victory would lead to increased influence of the papal church. all this in orthodox russia could cause religious conflicts, or even a civil war. peter will choose for landmark protestant countries. holland, germany, england. his subsequent reforms were little in line with legalism. but despite the shocks associated with peter's reforms, russia escaped. r

daily raids by these riley ministry roy the way across the west bank off to the beginning of the war following those hamis attacks in these royal, it's situations like this that all very worrying indeed, according to the local authorities least, the 2 people were injured here in the sheriff of the last couple of hours. and the re present saying that an ambulance tried to come into the town to take some of the injured out and was bought at bies, according to, to, to, to local authorities live for and t guys. but as you can see, the situation seems to be more under control now. but yeah, situations like they said, are an indication of just how tense the situation is right, the way across the occupied westbank. charles, when you read you and reports they talked about increasing attacks by safe lows and talk to us about whether there's a, the concern about official support for the secular tax given statements from some members of the government. mike does a lot of smotts rich, who in march was quoted as saying a cooling for a palestinian town. hawaii needing to be wiped out some the perception that creates those at least some eleme

royal force artillery, in green park. an hour later, the honourable artillery company, fired 62 volleys on the banks of the thames at the towerday to the king and anyone else who is celebrating today, do you stay with us here on the bbc. hello there. good evening. some very unsettled conditions currently across the uk, but also some very mild air too, marked here in yellow on our air mass chart. the mild air moves away to be replaced with something a lot cooler as we head through wednesday, thursday and friday before it returns again into the weekend. some very unsettled conditions, wet and windy, but also turning a lot milder once more. now, this is the pressure chart from earlier on today. you can see these heavy, thundery showers clearing away from the south coast. really quite blustery here. some rainbows spotted as things tended to brighten up from the west. still some showers across england and wales, but also some clear spells overnight tonight. too breezy really for any frost to form. there will be plenty of cloud, showery outbreaks of rain continuing across much of scotland, showers, too, for northern ireland. toward

the royals and owned by natwest. the de—bankingly, because his views did not align with the firm's values , including his firm's values, including his position on lgbtq+ rights and friendship with former us president donald trump. obviously this ended up leading to the bbc apologising and a natwest boss, dame alison rose, resigning on the 27th of october. nigel slammed a recent independent review into natwest as quote, whitewashing as the report found that although there were serious failings, coutts's decision to close his bank account was lead legal. the report revealed that the bank closure was lawful as it was predominant a commercial decision , but farage and not decision, but farage and not a man to be stopped as he obtained a report from the bank which indicated that his political views were considered. so it's obviously fair to say the de—banking has now become a household phrase. the harpercollins english dictionary had a de—banking to the shortlist word this shortlist for the word this yean shortlist for the word this yea

and his cold on his royal to protect civilians assets and circles and advances on the cost of safety. meeting with his right in front of minister benjamin netanyahu missed the bank and we painted, but israel has the right to defend itself to make sure the medicines are no longer able to massa people on it. so during this trip, he also aims to discuss opposing fighting, to allow 8 and the central into gaza. you spoke a short time between tennessee i've seen images to as a palestinian children and boys and girls pulled from the wreckage of buildings. when i see that when i look into their eyes through the tv screen, i see my own children. we need to do more to protect palestinian civilians as we've been clear that as his bill conducts his campaign to defeat him, us how it does so matters. i spoke to his really leaders about tangible steps that can be taken to increase the sustained delivery of food, water medicine fuel another central needs. while putting in place motors to prevent diversion by him, us and other terrorist groups. we've identified mechanisms to enable fuel to reach hospitals and other needs in the south. that's who your secretary state speaking in

the late prince philip, and still royals go to this hospital when they need treatment and now their data bank been breached . another bank has been breached. another hacking story at gchq, which is uk's security agency , is uk's security agency, is primarily in charge of telecommunication nation and cyber security is investigating. they don't know who is behind it. russia has have had several attacks , according to national attacks, according to national cyber security centre iran. iranian islamic revolutionary guards have attacked some vulnerabilities . they say as vulnerabilities. they say as well. we don't know who is behind this. what we know is that the hospital officials have assured everyone that the royal families medical data have been saved. >> is that the thing that worries you? oh, no. what no one gets what worries me is that some non—royals are going to probably receive some emails from a nigerian prince or unsolicited calls from russians or iranian revolutionary guards. yeah, there's going to be safe. it wasn't that long ago that the nhs was still using windows xp machines . yea

royal tour of africa. you'll have to tell us about it later. blinken suspended with surprise stops he made in the west bankn iraq, his continued presence in the region really sending a strong message about where, you know, where america stands right now. >> they're, there's semantics involved. very much saying he's not calling for a cease-fire, but that they have a right to defend itself against hamas but leaving hamas in place able to regroup and repeat what it does october 7. not wanting a cease-fire but many arab leaders do. he's suggesting a halfway house, if you like, a pause to allow hu humanitarian aid and release perhaps hostages from gaza as well. but there's an issue here, there's a big disconnect between what the arab leaders wants and what he wants. so, i don't know quite the success he's having there yet. >> yeah, certainly, the domestic political situation here in the u.s. is also influencing how the administration is talking about this overseas. to call for a cease-fire would be basically politically untenable in terms of how they view the support that is necessary for israel. but at the sam

the late prince philip, and still royals go to this hospital when they need treatment and now their data bank been breached . another bank has been breached. another hacking story at gchq, which is uk's security agency , is uk's security agency, is primarily in charge of telecommunication nation and cyber security is investigating. they don't know who is behind it. russia has have had several attacks , according to national attacks, according to national cyber security centre iran. iranian islamic revolutionary guards have attacked some vulnerabilities . they say as vulnerabilities. they say as well. we don't know who is behind this. what we know is that the hospital officials have assured everyone that the royal families medical data have been saved. >> is that the thing that worries you? oh, no. what no one gets what worries me is that some non—royals are going to probably receive some emails from a nigerian prince or unsolicited calls from russians or iranian revolutionary guards. yeah, there's going to be safe. it wasn't that long ago that the nhs was still using windows xp machines . yea

this is our second royal story for you, visiting a food bank and community hub in manchester before meetingred to greet him. so this comes just two days after king charles lost his own coronation food project, aiming at helping those who go hungry and to reduce food waste. it's all very worthy stuff, right? it's the kind of stuff that the royals do. they go out and about admittedly , most and about admittedly, most people their don't people on their birthday don't essentially end up at a food recycling plant. this the recycling plant. but this is the job king. but phil, are job of a king. but phil, are father and locked in some father and son locked in some kind royal battle here? kind of royal pr battle here? are we going to end up seeing them trying to one up each other left, right and centre? >> i have to be honest, patrick. i don't so. i don't have i don't think so. i don't have a problem this, i problem with this, really. i mean, a years ago, they problem with this, really. i mean, atheyyears ago, they problem with this, really. i mean, athey would|go, they problem with this, really. i

this is our second royal story for you, visiting a food bank and community hub in manchester before meetingred to greet him. so this comes just two days after king charles lost his own coronation food project, aiming at helping those who go hungry and to reduce food waste. it's all very worthy stuff, right? it's the kind of stuff that the royals do. they go out and about admittedly , most and about admittedly, most people their don't people on their birthday don't essentially end up at a food recycling plant. this the recycling plant. but this is the job king. but phil, are job of a king. but phil, are father and locked in some father and son locked in some kind royal battle here? kind of royal pr battle here? are we going to end up seeing them trying to one up each other left, right and centre? >> i have to be honest, patrick. i don't so. i don't have i don't think so. i don't have a problem this, i problem with this, really. i mean, a years ago, they problem with this, really. i mean, atheyyears ago, they problem with this, really. i mean, athey would|go, they problem with this, really. i

bank. it's rarely for us as a carrying out more rides. the storm deposit, which in a nap listened hip her own on sunday morning. several palestinian houses were destroyed as royal has stepped up over night rides on the territory since october the 7th. and is ready, forces have killed free palestinians in the town to avoid this in the occupied west bank based on the house of a residence. they say was a suspected pfizer mohammed ginger and joins us live now from ramallah. and the moments can you just tell us a little bit more about these rights that happens overnight? well tom, also to clarify, i'm wild. certainly these really military have stepped up and intensified raids across various towns, the occupied west bank sense. october 7th, we should also mention that reads in various places like jeanine were becoming an almost daily occurrence throughout the last several months. it's become something very much the norm in 2023. now as far as the rate that happened in bodies which you mentioned a moment ago, that was something that started around to 15 am local time. when is really army military vehicles as well as armored bulldozers were told, entered up with these

banks of the don. a real parallel reality. for example, in oksai, at the royaleautiful fences; of course, this was an expensive undertaking. now, unfortunately, there are quite a few carved gardens in oladi, although there is still one, it is located in the center, near the house of alexandra yakubova, which is no less than 160 years old. the face of vologda, this is her drawn-out, oh-so-speaking speech, but we’re not okaying, we still don’t distinguish l i, went, said, did, we also confuse c and h, went to tea from a skullcap, we count in a special way, 50, 60, 70, and we also really, really love the word, dakt, dak what, dak where let's go, beauty never came easy, boris grebenshchikov sang, real vologda beauty, these are 299 steps up the stairs in the bell tower of the st. sophia cathedral, and we... now we'll go there, 360 years ago, on the site of a burnt wooden bell, the first one was built ... but of course, it was a little lower than now, and only in in 1870, an ambitious archbishop with a very interesting chemical name paladi, ordered the construction of

bank. and the deal agreed would see ownership transferred to a fund backed by a former top cnn boss and a fund controlled by the abu dhabi royalsjoe. the media mogul wacky races for the telegraph and spectator is well under way. those reportedly linked with the sales include... rupert murdoch's news uk. lord rothermere, owner of the daily mail. paul marshall, the hedge fund millionaire who's got a big stake in gb news. and sheikh mansour bin zyed al nahyan, via his company international media investments. he's the vice president of the united arab emirates and also the owner of manchester city fc. last year they won the treble and now he has his eyes on a different trophy asset. in this takeover battle, his team are the favourites. but the uk government seems likely to call for a var check. some tory mps have raised concerns about a foreign investor buying an influential newspaper. and culture secretary lucy frazer says she is minded to issue what's called a public interest intervention notice. basically refer the deal to the media regulator, ofcom. and possibly also the competition and markets authority. that review could tak

the chinese bank is suspected of being hacked by the same group that also hit boeing and the u.k.'s iron trading and royalile. let's bring in catherine doherty. some are saying this is why the treasury auction took a hit. because this affected those treasury trading investors. but what do we know at this point about this gang, lockbid, is it? >> this is a ransomware attack using software that decrypts, decodes, and they ask for and threatened to release information that they have got in exchange for funds. right now we've heard finally from icbc, they put out their own statement saying that the trades that were happening yesterday have been settled. they said repo trades happening today have also been accounted for. so now we are just awaiting further updates that we are assuming are going to come out through the statements on the website. there's also all of the u.s. regulators are either in contact with the company, looking into it, market participants have been getting on calls all day today with trade groups, everyone is trying to make sure that they are aware of how their own firms are potentially im

members the royal family, members of the royal family, including the prince and princess of wales, will host a state bank in their honour. it's first incoming state it's the first incoming state visit charles and camilla have held since the king's coronation. well, our gb news royal correspondent, cameron walker, is at bucha house for us now. cameron, always a pleasure. this is fantastic, isn't it? a £21 billion post—brexit trade deal on the table and this is the very finest soft diplomacy the very finest soft diplomacy the royal family can muster . the royal family can muster. >> yes , exactly, martin. it is >> yes, exactly, martin. it is very much the power of soft diplomacy in action here. what more could the south korean president want, quite frankly, in the morning, president want, quite frankly, in the morning , the king, the in the morning, the king, the queen and the prince and princess of wales at horseguards parade giving that pomp and pageantry, which britain is very much known for, particularly when it comes to military welcomes . so the king gave the welcomes. so the king gave the president

bank probably surrendered by now. >> but white flag because that's that's the royal artillery company. >> they are historically the oldest to henry, the eighth, i believe. and they're all made up of mainly city boys there. it's a territorial army unit and to get into that unit, you have to be very, very special indeed. so captains of industry have to start as privates and work their way up. so this is a tremendous , so this is a tremendous, tremendous prestige for them. and i'm quite sure a great deal of fun firing off all that cordite for the general entertainment of the public. and of course, it's a great day. 75 years is not nothing . it's three years is not nothing. it's three quarters of a century. years is not nothing. it's three quarters of a century . the years is not nothing. it's three quarters of a century. the king has seen a great deal. and in his new reign, he's done extraordinarily well. the two state visits to france and germany and of course, the visit recently to kenya, the first to a commonwealth country . and he a commonwealth country. and he seems to be growing into the role he waited a long, long ti

perhaps like a bank card perhaps like coins card or perhaps like some coins or you've a slit or whatever you've had a slit envelope got them. envelope when i've got them. where you on royall mail? >> well, i think i want to defend the royal workers. defend the royal mail workers. one many jobs i've had is one of the many jobs i've had is as a and i remember as a postman. and i remember riding bike into work for the riding my bike into work for the 5 am. start. and then, you know, i'd eventually peel my eyes be look at eyes open and be able to look at the after sleep the letters after sleep deprivation before it was deprivation even before it was privatised. was losing privatised. and it was losing hundreds of pounds hundreds of millions of pounds a yeah hundreds of millions of pounds a year. and it was very, very troubled. i think private ization has not worked. i'm afraid it's another area where david cameron has been unwinding skated, which perhaps explains elements of his comeback last week. but i did again look into the cost of trying to renationalise it because renationalising some industries is quite popular like trains, but it would be 4.5 billion to renationalise

royal book end game have been stopped in holland after a dutch version appears to identify a family member accused of racism. >> we'll let you know what that's all about . that's all about. >> i'm banking on privacy. the government has added a clause in a later amendment to the data protection bill today . what protection bill today. what could it mean for you and your privacy . privacy. >> and did you watch i'm a celebrity last night, so a bit of it. i'm getting to bed too late at the moment because i'm watching it right until the end. oh, do that. oh, i don't do that. >> but did you see much of nigel? >> i did. i did. not much of >> i did. i did. not as much of nigel i would have liked. and nigel as i would have liked. and i his shower scenes. i don't mean his shower scenes. i don't mean his shower scenes. i just mean they seem to be editing a lot from editing him out quite a lot from the content. and there is. editing him out quite a lot from the there nt. and there is. editing him out quite a lot from the there is and there is. editing him out quite a lot from the there is talk there is. editing him out quite a lot from the there is talk th skull. >> there is talk of skull duggery

royal family how much of this is true? how much do you believe what purpose does it serve? >> who wins as a result of all of this banks a bit milder this morning than we thought, to turn thought, but it's going to turn cold. greg dewhurst cold. here's greg dewhurst with all your details. >> i'm greg >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news forecast. it's a bit cloudy, wet morning, bit of a cloudy, wet morning, but it will become brighter as we into the we move through into the afternoon, across we move through into the afte north, across we move through into the afte north, the across we move through into the afte north, the a and. we move through into the afte north, the aand we the north and the west. and we can outbreaks of across can see outbreaks of rain across england wales, showers england and wales, showers across eastern scotland. some of these leading to an icy these wintry leading to an icy start. but slowly through the day, pressure system day, this low pressure system slips to the southeast. it allows to brighten. so allows skies to brighten. so sunny spells northern ireland,

royal book end game have been stopped in holland after a dutch version appears to identify a family member accused of racism. >> we'll let you know what that's all about . that's all about. >> i'm bankingyour privacy . privacy. >> and did you watch i'm a celebrity last night, so a bit of it. i'm getting to bed too late at the moment because i'm watching it right until the end. oh, do that. oh, i don't do that. >> but did you see much of nigel? >> i did. i did. not much of >> i did. i did. not as much of nigel i would have liked. and nigel as i would have liked. and i